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Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) algorithms (e.g. crc32(), crc16ccitt()) programmatically converted from C99 code generated by pycrc (https://pycrc.org) to Arduino C++ using namespaces and PROGMEM flash memory.
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| file | crc16ccitt_bit.hpp [code] |
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| file | crc16ccitt_byte.hpp [code] |
| file | crc16ccitt_nibble.cpp [code] |
| file | crc16ccitt_nibble.hpp [code] |
| file | crc32_bit.cpp [code] |
| file | crc32_bit.hpp [code] |
| file | crc32_byte.cpp [code] |
| file | crc32_byte.hpp [code] |
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| file | crc32_nibble.hpp [code] |
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| file | crc8_bit.hpp [code] |
| file | crc8_byte.cpp [code] |
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AWS Guide for GPU Setup
Updated: September 24th, 2015
Step 0: The very first thing that you will need to do is to set up an AWS account. Go here and sign-in or create your account:
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Be sure to set this up using your SMCM email address.
Step 1: Sign up for AWS Educate for Students:
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Step 2: Follow the instructions at
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/get-set-up-for-amazon-ec2.htm
Before you create a keypair in step 3, be sure to change the region to US-East (N. Virginia). Make sure that your keypair is for this region, or you will not be able to connect to the server. When you create a security group in step 5 from the above guide, you will want to set up the SSH inbound for the range of SMCM IP addresses, <IP_ADDRESS>/8, and "Add Rule" for SSH inbound for <IP_ADDRESS>/8.
Step 3: Next, you'll set up and launch your instance. If you are on Windows, we suggest PuTTY
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
Connecting via PuTTY
and on Mac/Linux, you'll be using your terminal client.
Connecting via SSH
Step 4: Follow the instructions for steps 1, 2, and 4 here:
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/EC2_GetStarted.html
You want to specify ami-2cbf3e44 (search via Community AMI in the left nav bar), on g2.2xlarge as your server in step 1 from the above guide.
A couple of quick notes. Each time you get ready to start and log in to your instance, be sure to check your IP address if you are off campus. You will likely need to update your SSH inbound settings in the Security Groups console.
Click here:
Then click on the appropriate security group:
Click on inbound:
Click on edit:
Then enter the new IP address, making sure to add /32 to the end:
You can also do this if you messed up the IP address during the initial setup.
The next thing - BE SURE TO STOP (NOT TERMINATE) YOUR INSTANCE. When you get done, you should absolutely be sure to stop your instance, or it will keep deducting from your credits. However, since AWS charges by the hour, you will always be charged for an hour even if you only run the server for 3 minutes. QQ
My strong suggestion is to do your coding outside of the server instance and then "push" your code to the server. This is done through SCP, or secure copy. If you are on a linux/OSX machine instructions can be found here, about halfway down (Transferring Files to Linux Instances from Linux Using SCP):
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/AccessingInstancesLinux.html
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import re
import warnings
import torch
from torch_geometric.utils import (contains_isolated_nodes,
contains_self_loops, is_undirected)
from ..utils.num_nodes import maybe_num_nodes
__num_nodes_warn_msg__ = (
'The number of nodes in your data object can only be inferred by its {} '
'indices, and hence may result in unexpected batch-wise behavior, e.g., '
'in case there exists isolated nodes. Please consider explicitly setting '
'the number of nodes for this data object by assigning it to '
'data.num_nodes.')
def size_repr(value):
if torch.is_tensor(value):
return list(value.size())
elif isinstance(value, int) or isinstance(value, float):
return [1]
else:
raise ValueError('Unsupported attribute type.')
[docs]class Data(object):
r"""A plain old python object modeling a single graph with various
(optional) attributes:
Args:
x (Tensor, optional): Node feature matrix with shape :obj:`[num_nodes,
num_node_features]`. (default: :obj:`None`)
edge_index (LongTensor, optional): Graph connectivity in COO format
with shape :obj:`[2, num_edges]`. (default: :obj:`None`)
edge_attr (Tensor, optional): Edge feature matrix with shape
:obj:`[num_edges, num_edge_features]`. (default: :obj:`None`)
y (Tensor, optional): Graph or node targets with arbitrary shape.
(default: :obj:`None`)
pos (Tensor, optional): Node position matrix with shape
:obj:`[num_nodes, num_dimensions]`. (default: :obj:`None`)
norm (Tensor, optional): Normal vector matrix with shape
:obj:`[num_nodes, num_dimensions]`. (default: :obj:`None`)
face (LongTensor, optional): Face adjacency matrix with shape
:obj:`[3, num_faces]`. (default: :obj:`None`)
The data object is not restricted to these attributes and can be extented
by any other additional data.
Example::
data = Data(x=x, edge_index=edge_index)
data.train_idx = torch.tensor([...], dtype=torch.long)
data.test_mask = torch.tensor([...], dtype=torch.uint8)
"""
def __init__(self,
x=None,
edge_index=None,
edge_attr=None,
y=None,
pos=None,
norm=None,
face=None,
**kwargs):
self.x = x
self.edge_index = edge_index
self.edge_attr = edge_attr
self.y = y
self.pos = pos
self.norm = norm
self.face = face
for key, item in kwargs.items():
self[key] = item
[docs] @staticmethod
def from_dict(dictionary):
r"""Creates a data object from a python dictionary."""
data = Data()
for key, item in dictionary.items():
data[key] = item
return data
[docs] def __getitem__(self, key):
r"""Gets the data of the attribute :obj:`key`."""
return getattr(self, key)
[docs] def __setitem__(self, key, value):
"""Sets the attribute :obj:`key` to :obj:`value`."""
setattr(self, key, value)
@property
def keys(self):
r"""Returns all names of graph attributes."""
arr = [key for key in self.__dict__.keys() if self[key] is not None]
if '__num_nodes__' in arr:
arr.remove('__num_nodes__')
return arr
[docs] def __len__(self):
r"""Returns the number of all present attributes."""
return len(self.keys)
[docs] def __contains__(self, key):
r"""Returns :obj:`True`, if the attribute :obj:`key` is present in the
data."""
return key in self.keys
[docs] def __iter__(self):
r"""Iterates over all present attributes in the data, yielding their
attribute names and content."""
for key in sorted(self.keys):
yield key, self[key]
[docs] def __call__(self, *keys):
r"""Iterates over all attributes :obj:`*keys` in the data, yielding
their attribute names and content.
If :obj:`*keys` is not given this method will iterative over all
present attributes."""
for key in sorted(self.keys) if not keys else keys:
if key in self:
yield key, self[key]
[docs] def __cat_dim__(self, key, value):
r"""Returns the dimension for which :obj:`value` of attribute
:obj:`key` will get concatenated when creating batches.
.. note::
This method is for internal use only, and should only be overridden
if the batch concatenation process is corrupted for a specific data
attribute.
"""
# `*index*` and `*face*` should be concatenated in the last dimension,
# everything else in the first dimension.
return -1 if bool(re.search('(index|face)', key)) else 0
[docs] def __cumsum__(self, key, value):
r"""If :obj:`True`, :obj:`value` of attribute :obj:`key` is
cumulatively summed up when creating batches.
.. note::
This method is for internal use only, and should only be overridden
if the batch concatenation process is corrupted for a specific data
attribute.
"""
return bool(re.search('(index|face)', key))
@property
def num_nodes(self):
r"""Returns or sets the number of nodes in the graph.
.. note::
The number of nodes in your data object is typically automatically
inferred, *e.g.*, when node features :obj:`x` are present.
In some cases however, a graph may only be given by its edge
indices :obj:`edge_index`.
PyTorch Geometric then *guesses* the number of nodes
according to :obj:`edge_index.max().item() + 1`, but in case there
exists isolated nodes, this number has not to be correct and can
therefore result in unexpected batch-wise behavior.
Thus, we recommend to set the number of nodes in your data object
explicitly via :obj:`data.num_nodes = ...`.
You will be given a warning that requests you to do so.
"""
if hasattr(self, '__num_nodes__') and self.__num_nodes__ is not None:
return self.__num_nodes__
for key, item in self('x', 'pos', 'norm', 'batch'):
return item.size(self.__cat_dim__(key, item))
if self.face is not None:
warnings.warn(__num_nodes_warn_msg__.format('face'))
return maybe_num_nodes(self.face)
if self.edge_index is not None:
warnings.warn(__num_nodes_warn_msg__.format('edge'))
return maybe_num_nodes(self.edge_index)
return None
@num_nodes.setter
def num_nodes(self, num_nodes):
self.__num_nodes__ = num_nodes
@property
def num_edges(self):
r"""Returns the number of edges in the graph."""
for key, item in self('edge_index', 'edge_attr'):
return item.size(self.__cat_dim__(key, item))
return None
@property
def num_faces(self):
r"""Returns the number of faces in the mesh."""
if self.face is not None:
return self.face.size(self.__cat_dim__('face', self.face))
return None
@property
def num_features(self):
r"""Returns the number of features per node in the graph."""
return 1 if self.x.dim() == 1 else self.x.size(1)
[docs] def is_coalesced(self):
r"""Returns :obj:`True`, if edge indices are ordered and do not contain
duplicate entries."""
row, col = self.edge_index
index = self.num_nodes * row + col
return row.size(0) == torch.unique(index).size(0)
[docs] def contains_isolated_nodes(self):
r"""Returns :obj:`True`, if the graph does not contain isolated
nodes."""
return contains_isolated_nodes(self.edge_index, self.num_nodes)
[docs] def contains_self_loops(self):
"""Returns :obj:`True`, if the graph does not contain self-loops."""
return contains_self_loops(self.edge_index)
[docs] def is_undirected(self):
r"""Returns :obj:`True`, if graph edges are undirected."""
return is_undirected(self.edge_index, self.num_nodes)
[docs] def is_directed(self):
r"""Returns :obj:`True`, if graph edges are directed."""
return not self.is_undirected()
[docs] def apply(self, func, *keys):
r"""Applies the function :obj:`func` to all tensor attributes
:obj:`*keys`. If :obj:`*keys` is not given, :obj:`func` is applied to
all present attributes.
"""
for key, item in self(*keys):
if torch.is_tensor(item):
self[key] = func(item)
return self
[docs] def contiguous(self, *keys):
r"""Ensures a contiguous memory layout for all attributes :obj:`*keys`.
If :obj:`*keys` is not given, all present attributes are ensured to
have a contiguous memory layout."""
return self.apply(lambda x: x.contiguous(), *keys)
[docs] def to(self, device, *keys):
r"""Performs tensor dtype and/or device conversion to all attributes
:obj:`*keys`.
If :obj:`*keys` is not given, the conversion is applied to all present
attributes."""
return self.apply(lambda x: x.to(device), *keys)
[docs] def clone(self):
return self.__class__.from_dict({k: v.clone() for k, v in self})
def __repr__(self):
info = ['{}={}'.format(key, size_repr(item)) for key, item in self]
return '{}({})'.format(self.__class__.__name__, ', '.join(info))


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This is a class for handling 3d arrays.
This is an implementation of a 3-d array. The idea is that if we solve the heat equation in a ADI FD method, we get tridiagonal matrices. However, if we force the 3-d array into a 1-d array, then we no longer have true tridiagonal matrices because everything gets mixed up. So we need to implement fancy tridiag multiplication schemes and solvers that know about this internal trouble. Should be relatively easy, although a pain to parallelize.
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{Nontraditional matrix multiply in the sense that we can choose which index to multiply along. That is, we calculate M_ij T_klj or M_ij T_kjl or M_ij T_jkl, depending on the index chosen.
Note that a is the vector below the main diagonal, b is the diagonal, c is the vector above the main diagonal. All three are assumed to have length N, so a[0] = 0 and c[N-1] = 0 by assumption. The result of this multiplication is written over array.
Note that Index is either 1 (x), 2 (y) or 3 (z) and N must correspond to the appropriate number of elements. Otherwise an error is returned. This allows easy testing - just make nx,ny,nz different. }
{Now, solve a tridiagonal system. Again, a,b,c are the sub, main and superdiagonals, Index is 1, 2 or 3 and N is the appropriate number of elements. Depending on the index, we are either solving M_ij x_klj = d_kli, M_ij x_kjl = d_kil or M_ij x_jkl = d_ikl. At the call of this function, array contains the right-hand-side d. After the call, array contains the solution x. Some of the input vectors are overwritten. Sorry about this.
Also note that we feed in two other indices. These are the values of the indices that do not take part in the matrix equation.
THIS ROUTINE ONLY SOLVES THE MATRIX EQUATION FOR A SINGLE SET OF THESE OTHER INDICES!!!
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Classes | |
| struct | UTX_stream_t |
| UTX_stream_t: holds data associated with an ubertexture. More... | |
Defines | |
| #define | UTX_FLAGS_RGBA 1 |
| #define | UTX_FLAGS_FINALIZED 2 |
| #define | UTX_CHANNELFLAGS_SUBSAMPLED 1 |
| #define | UTX_CHANNELFLAGS_DCT 2 |
| #define | __int64 long long |
Typedefs | |
| typedef unsigned int | UTFlags |
| UTFlags: these are flags that pertain to the entire ubertexture. | |
| typedef unsigned int | UTChannelFlags |
| UTChannelFlags: these are flags that a present on a per-channel basis. | |
Functions | |
| void | UTX_InitStream (UTX_stream_t *stream) |
| UTX_InitStream: fills out the stream to valid default values. | |
| bool | UTX_IsStream (UTX_stream_t *stream) |
| UTX_IsStream: returns true if the stream is a valid, open stream. | |
| bool | UTX_CreateStream (UTX_stream_t *stream, const char *fileName, int width, int height, int stageCount, UTFlags *flags, int *channels) |
| UTX_CreateStream: creates an ubertexture for reading and writing. | |
| bool | UTX_OpenStream (UTX_stream_t *stream, const char *fileName) |
| UTX_OpenStream: opens an ubertexture for reading and writing. | |
| bool | UTX_FinalizeStream (UTX_stream_t *stream, UTChannelFlags *channelFlags, unsigned int quality) |
| int | UTX_GetWidth (UTX_stream_t *stream) |
| int | UTX_GetHeight (UTX_stream_t *stream) |
| int | UTX_NumStages (UTX_stream_t *stream) |
| UTFlags | UTX_GetStageFlags (UTX_stream_t *stream, int stage) |
| int | UTX_NumStageChannels (UTX_stream_t *stream, int stage) |
| int | UTX_CalcStageTileSize (UTX_stream_t *stream, int stage) |
| int | UTX_CalcTileSize (UTX_stream_t *stream) |
| UTX_CalcTileSize: calculates the size of an uncompressed tile. | |
| void | UTX_CloseStream (UTX_stream_t *stream) |
| UTX_CloseStream: closes the stream passed in. | |
| void | UTX_OptimizeReadOrder (UTX_stream_t *stream, unsigned int *packedTiles, unsigned int count) |
| bool | UTX_ReadTile (UTX_stream_t *stream, void *dest, int x, int y, int mipLevel, int *bytesRead=0) |
| bool | UTX_WriteTile (UTX_stream_t *stream, int x, int y, int mipLevel, const void *source, int *bytesWritten=0) |
| #define UTX_CHANNELFLAGS_DCT 2 |
| #define UTX_CHANNELFLAGS_SUBSAMPLED 1 |
| #define UTX_FLAGS_FINALIZED 2 |
| #define UTX_FLAGS_RGBA 1 |
UTX_FLAGS_RGBA means the channels contain raw RGBA data. The way the channels are interpreted depends on how many channels are present. 1 channel: intensity 2 channels: luminance, alpha 3 channels: blue, green, red 4 channels: blue, green, red, alpha If this flag is not present, it means the channels contain HSLA data. The way the channels are interpreted depends on how many channels are present. 1 channel: luminance, hue = 0, saturation = 0 2 channels: luminance, hue, saturation = 1 3 channels: luminance, hue, saturation 4 channels: luminance, hue, saturation, alpha
| typedef unsigned int UTChannelFlags |
| typedef unsigned int UTFlags |
| int UTX_CalcStageTileSize | ( | UTX_stream_t * | stream, | |
| int | stage | |||
| ) |
| int UTX_CalcTileSize | ( | UTX_stream_t * | stream | ) |
| void UTX_CloseStream | ( | UTX_stream_t * | stream | ) |
| bool UTX_CreateStream | ( | UTX_stream_t * | stream, | |
| const char * | fileName, | |||
| int | width, | |||
| int | height, | |||
| int | stageCount, | |||
| UTFlags * | flags, | |||
| int * | channels | |||
| ) |
UTX_CreateStream: creates an ubertexture for reading and writing.
zero out the values in the stream structure passed in.
verify incoming parameters.
create a new file.
make sure the file was successfully created.
make a copy of the file name.
build and write out the file header.
allocate channel headers and fill out stage headers.
calculate the size of each tile, in bytes.
set the headers to the stream.
fill out the header.
now store the header in a temporary write buffer.
write the data to the write buffer.
store the stage headers along with the channel headers.
store the stage header.
store the channel headers.
now write the header to the file.
convert the width and height into blocks.
calculate the total number of mip levels.
build the tile lookup table.
allocate a buffer to contain temporary default data.
calculate the total tile count for the entire file.
calculate how many tiles reside in the current mip level.
add the tile count to the running total.
now fill the rest of the file with default data.
write out the current row of tiles.
free the temporary buffer containing default data.
return true to indicate success.
| bool UTX_FinalizeStream | ( | UTX_stream_t * | stream, | |
| UTChannelFlags * | channelFlags, | |||
| unsigned int | quality | |||
| ) |
UTX_FinalizeStream: finalizes a stream by compressing it. Once a stream is compressed, it can no longer be changed.
| int UTX_GetHeight | ( | UTX_stream_t * | stream | ) |
| UTFlags UTX_GetStageFlags | ( | UTX_stream_t * | stream, | |
| int | stage | |||
| ) |
| int UTX_GetWidth | ( | UTX_stream_t * | stream | ) |
| void UTX_InitStream | ( | UTX_stream_t * | stream | ) |
| bool UTX_IsStream | ( | UTX_stream_t * | stream | ) |
| int UTX_NumStageChannels | ( | UTX_stream_t * | stream, | |
| int | stage | |||
| ) |
| int UTX_NumStages | ( | UTX_stream_t * | stream | ) |
| bool UTX_OpenStream | ( | UTX_stream_t * | stream, | |
| const char * | fileName | |||
| ) |
UTX_OpenStream: opens an ubertexture for reading and writing.
zero out the values in the stream structure passed in.
verify incoming parameters.
create a new file.
make sure the file was successfully created.
make a copy of the file name.
read in the header information to a local buffer.
read in the file header.
verify the header.
read in the stage headers.
read in the stage header.
read in the current stage's channel headers.
calculate the number of mip levels.
set the stream's address map.
return true to indicate success.
| void UTX_OptimizeReadOrder | ( | UTX_stream_t * | stream, | |
| unsigned int * | packedTiles, | |||
| unsigned int | count | |||
| ) |
UTX_OptimizeReadOrder: reorders a list of packed tiles for optimal disk access. This function returns false if any invalid tiles were found.
verify that our buffer is large enough to hold the sort information.
first, pack all of our data into sort structures.
decode the packed tile info.
store everything into the sortInfo structure.
now sort.
now copy back to the original array.
| bool UTX_ReadTile | ( | UTX_stream_t * | stream, | |
| void * | dest, | |||
| int | x, | |||
| int | y, | |||
| int | mipLevel, | |||
| int * | bytesRead = 0 | |||
| ) |
UTX_ReadTile: reads numStages of 64x64 tiles from the uber-texture. The destination buffer must be large enough to hold numStages of uncompressed data.
seek to the tile in the texture.
get the size of the tile.
allocate temporary storage for the compressed data as well as one stage of decompressed data.
TODO: If vdest is null, route the read data to the encoder thread. read in compressed data.
perform decompression on each channel and interleave texture data.
now decompress the texture data.
get the current channel's flags.
decompress the current channel if necessary.
TODO: implement me!
perform a raw copy of the current channel.
advance the source data.
interleave data.
advance the destination pointer.
return true to indicate success.
| bool UTX_WriteTile | ( | UTX_stream_t * | stream, | |
| int | x, | |||
| int | y, | |||
| int | mipLevel, | |||
| const void * | source, | |||
| int * | bytesWritten = 0 | |||
| ) |
UTX_WriteTile: writes numStages of 64x64 tiles to the uber-texture. The source buffer must contain numStages of uncompressed pixel data. Note that the source buffer is trashed.
make sure the stream isn't compressed.
check all channels and all stages.
seek to the tile in the texture.
make sure the scratch buffer is large enough to do what we want.
de-interleave the data.
get the current stage header.
now separate out the different channels.
write the data to the stream.
advance the source pointer.
return true to indicate success.


Myles Garrett suspended indefinitely for clubbing Mason Rudolph with h
by Adam ZielonkaThe NFL announced punishments for the end-of-game brawl between the Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers, which includes an indefinite suspension without pay for defensive end Myles Garrett.
Garrett’s ban will last at least the rest of the regular season and postseason, the league said, for a minimum of six games.
It marks the longest suspension for a single on-field incident in NFL history. The previous mark was a five-game ban for Titans defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth, who removed an opponent’s helmet and stomped on his face.
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Garrett was the first overall draft pick in 2018 and is one of the Browns‘ star players on defense.
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Puerto de la Luz y Las Palmas, to give its official name, is a busy commercial port. It lies on the NE corner of the island.
This is the home of the Atlantic Rally for Cruisers (ARC) which departs from Las Palmas for St. Lucia in the Caribbean every November. See Docking for further information.
New boatyard facilities opened here at the end of 2012 run by Rolnautic (chandlery). See boatyards for further information.
Position 28°09'N, 15° 25'W.
The movement of all vessels is monitored from a control tower in the Port Authority building. If in any doubt one should contact Port Control on channel 16 or 10, who will then advise to switch to a working channel. Yachts entering or leaving should look out for commercial traffic, particularly the fast ferries.
The yacht harbour, Muelle Deportivo, lies at the southern end of the main harbour. It is administered by the Port Authority.
Entrance: the entrance into the marina is hard to detect and the situation is made more confusing by the entrance being marked by two red flashing lights, the one to be left to starboard being located at the eastern end of the northern breakewater, the other (port side) at the northern end of the main (southern) breakwater. Vessels should favour the starboard side of the narrow entrance as the port side is fouled and shallow.
All arriving yachts should go the new marina reception berth where a port official will meet them and assign a berth. (Reception Pontoon on your port side - do not go to a pontoon unless instructed to do so by a port official). At night tie up alongside reception pontoon or anchor just north of marina entrance
Formalities are completed in the port office in a new building at the entrance to the marina, next to the CEPSA fuel station.
The captain should report during office hours (0700 -1400 daily) with the ship's papers and passports. No other formalities are normally necessary for EU boats having only EU nationals on board.
Crew members who are leaving the Canaries by air must take their passports to the Immigration office (Policia de Frontera, Tel 0034 928 264 431) located at the eastern end of the main Port Authority building (Edificio Autoridad Portuaria) in the port compound. This can be reached by taxi or bus no.1.
All boat movements are monitored by radar and video surveillance from Port Authority control tower
For local taxes to pay - see Fees for full details.
Last updated November 2015.
Anchoring
Yachts are allowed to anchor here for 24 hours, whatever time they arrive they have 24 hours.
The beach next to the anchorage is a recreational beach and so the authorities want to keep it clear for recreation, and yachts to berth in the marina where there is space. No anchoring is permitted in the bay between March 15 till Sept 15. Yachts are given 24 hours to leave or enter the marina, where there will always be some space available. The one exception is prior to the ARC rally in November when all yachts that do not have a long-term contract will be requested to leave the marina.
Outside these months, it is possible to anchor north of the marina. Many yachts anchor with stern lines to the marina breakwater. This anchorage gets very busy in October/November with over 60 yachts at anchor trying to avoid each other.The port makes a small charge for this anchorage. The T-0 tax is also applied if you just anchor outside the marina.
Marina Information
See this map for the marina layout.
The reception dock is located on the port side immediately past the marina entrance. The marina office is also located here. The Texaco fuel dock is just beyond the reception dock further into the marina on the port side.
A floating pontoon along the main quay makes docking easier. Larger yachts normally come stern-to the main quay after picking up a mooring buoy or dropping their own anchor.
Yachts under 18 metres tie up to one of visitors' pontoons along the northern breakwater. There is water and electricity to all berths.
There are shower blocks close to all pontoons; magnetic cards for these and the pontoon gates can be obtained from the port office for a small deposit (€10 in October 2012).
For stays longer than a month there is a discount, if port fees are paid in advance.
Berthing in October/November and the ARC
The marina has informed Noonsite that during October until the first week of November, yachts in transit are allowed to stay in the marina for 3-5 days (space permitting). Longer stays are not permitted as the marina can not risk yachts being left in the marina and the owners vacating their boats (which has happened in the past). All available marina space is needed in the last 3 weeks of November for the ARC. Permanent berth holders (more than 6 months) do not have to leave the marina.
Note however that yachts requesting berthing in advance by e-mail ihave been refused, although turning up on spec. may result in a few days being given.
Security
A magnetic card system for the pontoon gates/showers has been installed and is now fully functioning; yachts are only given access to their own pontoons. A comprehensive CCTV system is in operation, as well as regular patrols by the Port Police.
However, it is important to remember that this is a public marina and non-sailors are frequently around the pontoons, although the new magnetic card system has helped restrict access. There have been reports of burglaries at night while crew are sleeping and therefore it is best to adopt the policy of locking your front door at night and not leaving anything of value visible on deck or in the cockpit.
Rubbish/Garbage and Recycling
Most items can be recycled in Gran Canaria, and there are containers positioned around the marina: Yellow containers are for milk cartons, aluminium cans, tetrapak, etc.; Blue/grey containers are for cardboard & paper; Gas bottle and oil recycling containers are situated near the Texaco fuel dock and there is an oil recycling facility (for oils and used contaminated containers) next to the boatyard in the northern part of the marina. Some glass bottle containers are also in the marina. All other refuse should be securely tied in plastic bags and placed in the dark green containers near every pontoon.
Last updated November 2015.


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Can you add speakers to a gaming chair?
by Brendan LowrySource: X Rocker
Best answer: Sadly, you cannot add speakers to a gaming chair. However, you can get gaming chairs that have speakers built into them.
- Gaming chair with speakers: X Rocker Pro Series H3 ($169 at Amazon)
So, why can't you add speakers?
The reason why you can't add speakers to your gaming chair is that any gaming chairs that don't already have them built-in won't have any space or room to hold speakers of your own. On top of this, managing the cables would be a serious pain.
Thankfully, though, you can get gaming chairs that have built-in speakers.
What chair with speakers should you buy?
Source: X Rocker
When it comes to choosing a gaming chair that has speakers built-in, we recommend going with the X Rocker Pro Series H3. It's packing quad front-facing speakers and powerful subwoofers that deliver an immersive and compelling sound experience. The chair is entirely compatible with both the Xbox One and the PlayStation 4 since all you need to do to get it working is to plug in the red and white A/V cables that would usually plug into your television into the chair instead. You can also connect the chair to your console wirelessly using X Rocker's wireless signal transmitter that's included in the box.
Aside from the excellent speaker system, the chair also features thick, comfy leather cushions and a cool vibration system that you can toggle on or off. It's compact, too, since you can fold it up if you need to move it. Lastly, the chair has a weight capacity of 275 pounds, which will be enough for most gamers. Overall, if your heart is set on getting a gaming chair with speakers in it, things don't get better than the X Rocker Pro Series H3.
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NotionPaper vs. Hexo vs. Wordpress
Create At: 2022-10-28 05:33:00The reason I made NotionPaper is because I found that:
- “Traditional” blogging platforms, such as Wordpress, costs money to deploy. You’ll need a VPS, or pay hosting fees for those Wordpress hosting providers;
- Although you could host a static version of your site by using some static sites generator plug-ins on Wordpress, you it requires some certain level of knowledgeto do so;
- Static site generators based on Markdowns solved this problem, however, tbh, the Markdown writing experience is not that good;
- Notion is a great tool, however, we both know you need to subscribe to it share your site with your own domain, and let search engines to index your site.
Now let me share with you - NotionPaper, it can:
- Lower your cost: you could host the site on free hosting services like Netlify or Github Page;
- Improve your writing experience: writing on Notion is the most smoothest among all the platforms I’ve ever used;
My comparisons:
| NotionPaper NOW | Notion | Hexo, Jekyll | Wordpress with static site generator | |
| Extra cost | 😀 Barely | 😐 You need to subscribe in order to your own domain and let search engines index | 😀 Tons of free hosting services | 😀 Tons of free hosting services |
| Prerequisite knowledge | 😀 Barely | 😀 Barely | 🙁 You need to know: 1. how to use Markdown; 2. how to use Node; 3. how to use Git | 🙁 You need to know: 1. how deploy a wordpress service; 2. how to use Git |
| Extensibility | 😀 High potential | 🙁 Reply on Notion officials | 😀 Active communities | 😀 Active communities |
| Customizability | 😀 High potential | 🙁 No | 😐 meh | 😀 |
| Writing experience | 😀 Excellent, since you write on Notion | 😀 Excellent | 🙁 | 😀 Good |


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--- title: CLI keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "Run the forecasting pipeline with configuration files" description: "Run the forecasting pipeline with configuration files" nb_path: "nbs/cli.ipynb" ---
If you want to run the forecasting pipeline from the CLI you first need to save your data and define a configuration file. Sample configurations are provided in sample_configs/local.yaml
and sample_configs/distributed.yaml
.
We can run the forecasting pipeline defined in sample_configs/local.yaml
by saving our data and using the following configuration:
with open('../sample_configs/local.yaml', 'rt') as f:
cfg = yaml.safe_load(f)
pprint(cfg)
This will look for a single file in the directory data
called train
(data.prefix/data.input
).
Path('data/train').is_file()
Then we just call mlforecast
with this configuration.
!mlforecast ../sample_configs/local.yaml
We can see our results have been saved.
list(Path('data/outputs').iterdir())
We can also use the CLI to run the distributed forecasting pipeline. To do this we need to save our data in partitions and fill the distributed key of the configuration file (instead of local). A sample configuration is provided in sample_configs/distributed.yaml
:
with open('../sample_configs/distributed.yaml', 'rt') as f:
cfg = yaml.safe_load(f)
pprint(cfg)
Notice that we use cluster.class_name
to define the cluster that we want to instantiate, as well as its keyword arguments. This example will use a dask.distributed.LocalCluster
, however you can fill any other cluster you want.
list(Path('data/train').iterdir())
Note that we have split our data in two partitions and have specified that we want two workers from our cluster (distributed.cluster.class_kwargs.n_workers
). If you're using a remote cluster use a remote storage like S3.
To run the pipeline we just call mlforecast
with this configuration.
!mlforecast ../sample_configs/distributed.yaml
We can see our results have been saved.
list(Path('data/outputs').iterdir())


Providing wrapper functions to implement Bayesian analysis in JAGS. Some major features include monitoring convergence of a MCMC model using Rubin and Gelman Rhat statistics, automatically running a MCMC model till it converges, and implementing parallel processing of a MCMC model for multiple chains.
| Version: |
0.5-7 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 2.14.0), rjags (≥ 3-3) |
| Imports: |
abind, coda (≥ 0.13), graphics, grDevices, methods, R2WinBUGS, parallel, stats, utils |
| Published: |
2015-08-23 |
| Author: |
Yu-Sung Su,
Masanao Yajima, |
| Maintainer: |
Yu-Sung Su <suyusung at tsinghua.edu.cn> |
| License: |
GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| SystemRequirements: |
JAGS (http://mcmc-jags.sourceforge.net) |
| Materials: |
ChangeLog |
| In views: |
Bayesian |
| CRAN checks: |
R2jags results |


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Reports any variables and parameters which are used in a loop condition
and are not updated inside the loop. These may cause an infinite loop if executed and
are probably not what was intended.
Example:
void loopDoesNotLoop(boolean b) {
while (b) {
System.out.println();
break;
}
}
Use the checkbox below to disable this inspection if condition can be updated indirectly (e.g. via called method
or concurrently from another thread).


Anchor Label
Items
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External view
Tapping on an item label text opens a different page (test_IconContainer.html) or loads an external view (view2.html), while tapping on right-hand side of the label text shows another view in the same page.


Of course! There are several ways you can help:
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This paragraph inherits a 'line-height' of 18px from the body, as well as a 'font-size' of 16px.
This paragraph has a 'line-height' of 27px(18 * 1.5), so it will have slightly more line-height than usual.
This paragraph has a 'line-height' of 15px (10 * 150%), so it will have slightly more line-height than usual.
This paragraph has a 'line-height' of 0.33in, so it will have slightly more line-height than usual.


Texas fugitive accused in son’s 2004 death extradited
by Associated PressHOUSTON (AP) — A Texas fugitive accused of starving his 2-month-old son to death 15 years ago has been extradited from Mexico to face charges.
Television station KPRC reports that 36-year-old Adrian Castillo was extradited to Houston last week following his arrest in Mexico in May. Jail records show he has been in U.S. custody since Nov. 13.
According to court documents, Castillo was charged in 2006 with causing injury to a child for the 2004 starvation death of his son, Saul Castillo. He’s also charged with jumping bond. The documents note that Castillo isn’t a U.S. citizen, but they don’t list his native country.
An attorney listed as Castillo’s didn’t immediately reply to a Saturday a voicemail seeking comment.
Castillo is scheduled to appear in court Dec. 10.
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Information from: KPRC-TV, http://www.click2houston.com


--- layout: post title: REST vs. RESTful Application, Part 2 tags: [] status: publish type: post published: true meta: _edit_last: '1' dsq_thread_id: '17413792' _wp-svbtle-kudos: '1' ---
As if reading my mind from my previous post, Stefan Tilkov comments on Bruce Tate's recent article "REST on Rails" on developerWorks.
Bruce says:
In a nutshell, REST:
- Uses TCP/IP naming standards to name resources on the Web
- Queries and manipulates those resources with HTTP
- Uses standard text-based message formats like XML or HTML to structure data
Crossing borders: REST on Rails
Stefan says:
Maybe true for a RESTful application, but not for REST itself.


Public Member Functions | |
| RequestDataRow (ColumnsEntity columns) | |
Protected Attributes | |
| ColumnsEntity | m_columns |
Properties | |
| object | this [string fieldName] [get] |
| object | RowKey [get, set] |
| UpdateAction | UpdateAction [get] |
This class is used when the Tree and Grid being used with the ExpandColumn have made a request for a list of data where there is a parent node being provided as name/value pairs in the HTTP Request.
| Nitobi.RequestDataRow.RequestDataRow | ( | ColumnsEntity | columns | ) |
ColumnsEntity Nitobi.RequestDataRow.m_columns [protected] |
object Nitobi.RequestDataRow.this[string fieldName] [get] |
Implements Nitobi.IRow.
object Nitobi.RequestDataRow.RowKey [get, set] |
Implements Nitobi.IRow.
UpdateAction Nitobi.RequestDataRow.UpdateAction [get] |
Implements Nitobi.IRow.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.fasterxml.jackson.dataformat.javaprop |
Basic API types to use with this module:
JavaPropsFactory
is the JsonFactory implementation used to
create Java Properties parsers and generators
JavaPropsGenerator
is the matching JsonGenerator implementation to use
JavaPropsParser
is the matching JsonParser implementation to use
JavaPropsMapper is a convenience
sub-class of ObjectMapper that is both configured
to use JavaPropsFactory , and
adds additional methods for using alternate content sources and targets for improved
interoperability with Properties , System Properties, and env properties
JavaPropsSchema is the
FormatSchema implementation to use with Java Properties
and defines details of how flat Java Properties keys are mapped to structured names
of logical properties, POJOs, as well as other variations within possible Properties
file notation (like indentation, key/value separator, linefeed to use)
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| com.fasterxml.jackson.dataformat.javaprop.util |
Helper classes for dealing with property key to structured path conversion.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected JavaPropsSchema |
JavaPropsGenerator._schema
Definition of columns being written, if available.
|
protected JavaPropsSchema |
JavaPropsParser._schema
Schema we use for parsing Properties into structure of some kind.
|
protected static JavaPropsSchema |
JavaPropsParser.DEFAULT_SCHEMA |
protected static JavaPropsSchema |
JavaPropsSchema.EMPTY |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static JavaPropsSchema |
JavaPropsSchema.emptySchema() |
JavaPropsSchema |
JavaPropsParser.getSchema() |
JavaPropsSchema |
JavaPropsSchema.withFirstArrayOffset(int v) |
JavaPropsSchema |
JavaPropsSchema.withHeader(String v)
Mutant factory for constructing schema instance where specified
header section (piece of text written out right before actual
properties entries) will be used.
|
JavaPropsSchema |
JavaPropsSchema.withIndexMarker(Markers v) |
JavaPropsSchema |
JavaPropsSchema.withKeyValueSeparator(String v) |
JavaPropsSchema |
JavaPropsSchema.withLineEnding(String v) |
JavaPropsSchema |
JavaPropsSchema.withLineIndentation(String v) |
JavaPropsSchema |
JavaPropsSchema.withoutHeader()
Convenience method, functionally equivalent to:
|
JavaPropsSchema |
JavaPropsSchema.withoutIndexMarker() |
JavaPropsSchema |
JavaPropsSchema.withoutLineIndentation() |
JavaPropsSchema |
JavaPropsSchema.withoutPathSeparator()
Mutant factory method for constructing a new instance that
specifies that no "path splitting" is to be done: this is
similar to default behavior of
Properties
in which keys are full Strings and there is no nesting of values. |
JavaPropsSchema |
JavaPropsSchema.withParseSimpleIndexes(boolean v) |
JavaPropsSchema |
JavaPropsSchema.withPathSeparator(String v)
Mutant factory method for constructing a new instance with
specified path separator; default being comma (".").
|
JavaPropsSchema |
JavaPropsSchema.withPathSeparatorEscapeChar(char v)
Mutant factory method for constructing a new instance with
a different escape character to use for single character path separators
, enabling the pathSeparator to be included in a segment.
|
JavaPropsSchema |
JavaPropsSchema.withPrefix(String v)
Mutant factory for constructing schema instance where specified
prefix is prepended before logical path when generator writes output
and removed by parser before binding back as properties.
|
JavaPropsSchema |
JavaPropsSchema.withWriteIndexUsingMarkers(boolean v) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
JavaPropsGenerator |
JavaPropsFactory.createGenerator(Map<?,?> target,
JavaPropsSchema schema)
Convenience method to allow using a pre-constructed
Map
instance as output target, so that serialized property values
are added. |
<T> T |
JavaPropsMapper.readEnvVariablesAs(JavaPropsSchema schema,
Class<T> valueType)
Convenience method, functionally equivalent to:
|
<T> T |
JavaPropsMapper.readEnvVariablesAs(JavaPropsSchema schema,
com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.JavaType valueType)
Convenience method, functionally equivalent to:
|
<T> T |
JavaPropsMapper.readMapAs(Map<String,String> map,
JavaPropsSchema schema,
Class<T> valueType)
Convenience method which uses given `Properties` as the source
as if they had been read from an external source, processes
them (splits paths etc), and then binds as given result
value.
|
<T> T |
JavaPropsMapper.readMapAs(Map<String,String> map,
JavaPropsSchema schema,
com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.JavaType valueType)
Convenience method which uses given `Properties` as the source
as if they had been read from an external source, processes
them (splits paths etc), and then binds as given result
value.
|
<T> T |
JavaPropsMapper.readPropertiesAs(Properties props,
JavaPropsSchema schema,
Class<T> valueType)
Convenience method which uses given `Properties` as the source
as if they had been read from an external source, processes
them (splits paths etc), and then binds as given result
value.
|
<T> T |
JavaPropsMapper.readPropertiesAs(Properties props,
JavaPropsSchema schema,
com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.JavaType valueType)
Convenience method which uses given `Properties` as the source
as if they had been read from an external source, processes
them (splits paths etc), and then binds as given result
value.
|
<T> T |
JavaPropsMapper.readSystemPropertiesAs(JavaPropsSchema schema,
Class<T> valueType)
Convenience method, functionally equivalent to:
|
<T> T |
JavaPropsMapper.readSystemPropertiesAs(JavaPropsSchema schema,
com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.JavaType valueType)
Convenience method, functionally equivalent to:
|
void |
JavaPropsMapper.writeValue(Map<?,?> target,
Object value,
JavaPropsSchema schema)
Convenience method that "writes" given `value` as properties
in given
Map object. |
void |
JavaPropsMapper.writeValue(Properties targetProps,
Object value,
JavaPropsSchema schema)
Deprecated.
|
Map<String,String> |
JavaPropsMapper.writeValueAsMap(Object value,
JavaPropsSchema schema)
Convenience method that serializes given value but so that results are
stored in given
Properties instance. |
Properties |
JavaPropsMapper.writeValueAsProperties(Object value,
JavaPropsSchema schema)
Convenience method that serializes given value but so that results are
stored in given
Properties instance. |
| Constructor and Description |
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JavaPropsSchema(JavaPropsSchema base) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static JPropNode |
JPropNodeBuilder.build(JavaPropsSchema schema,
Properties props)
Deprecated.
Since 2.10
|
static JPropNode |
JPropNodeBuilder.build(Map<?,?> content,
JavaPropsSchema schema) |
static JPropPathSplitter |
JPropPathSplitter.create(JavaPropsSchema schema) |
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Electronics play an increasingly important role in fabrication and making. If you understand the fundamentals of electronics and can learn to read a schematic, you take your level of making to the next level. It is important to learn what each component does and its role in electronics. You should understand what electricity is, Ohm's Law, components, how to determine resistance, what a multimeter does and then circuits. It will take you time to learn the basics but then you can build upon this foundation for the rest of the the course as you will work with electronics for Arduino, Raspberry Pi, bluetooth, LED and your final project.
Using the Electronics Kit you should spend some time going through the electronics experiments. Take your time as you will need to complete as many experiments as you can in the lab book.
1. Complete at least 20 of the exercises in the book.
2. Take a picture of each completed exercise and list in on your class portfolio.
3. Describe what each component does. Capacitor, transistor, resistor, led, diode, potentiometer, breadboard, multimeter and switch.
4. What is the difference between Voltage, Current and Resistance? What is the the difference between AC and DC?


By going through this tutorial, you should now be capable of building a fully functioning SPA app in Node and Angular using Scaffi.
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There is a clear correlation between economic development, measured as GDP per capita, and plastic waste generation.
People in 'first-world' countries generate more kilograms of plastic per person than less developed countries.
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Hong Kong officials fine UBS for overcharging clients
HONG KONG, Nov 12 — Swiss banking titan UBS has been fined US$51 million (RM211.3 million) by Hong Kong authorities for overcharging global customers for almost a decade, saying it had failed to “act in its clients’ best interests”.
The city’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) said the company manipulated the price of trades for bonds and structured products from 2008 to 2015 and also applied excessive fees for some clients between 2008 and 2017.
SFC chief executive Ashley Alder said in a statement: “Although each overcharge represented a fraction of each trade, UBS’s misconduct involved deception and a pervasive abuse of trust resulting in significant additional revenue for UBS to which it was not entitled.”
Officials said that UBS was found to have falsified account statements by misreporting the spread amounts for the trades.
“The SFC considers that UBS not only failed to observe the fundamental and overarching duty to act in its clients’ best interests but also abused the trust of unsuspecting clients by failing to disclose conflicts of interest and overcharging them in opaque trades,” it said in the statement released Monday.
It added that the overcharge practices affected about 5,000 Hong Kong-managed client accounts in about 28,700 transactions.
UBS was fined HK$400 million (RM211.7 million) and the SFC said the bank would repay the full value of the overcharged amount together with interest, which would amount to about HK$200 million.
The bank was among a number of lenders that were told in March to pay a combined HK$787 to settle cases linked to their work on initial public offerings in the city. — AFP
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title: "Mobility Startups"
description: "All 44 mobility startups that have gone through the Techstars Mobility program in Detroit."
---
I am the founding Managing Director of the Techstars Mobility program. Since 2015, I have invested in 44 mobility startups changing the future of transportation. Below is a complete list of my mobility startup investment portfolio.
Check out my mobility page for blog posts on mobility, automotive, and the future of transportation.
Want to connect with any of these companies? Shoot me a quick note and I'd be happy to connect you.
Last updated: {{ site.time | date: "%b %d, %Y" }}
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## Since June 2015
- 44 companies
- From 8 countries: United States, Canada, Chile, China, Israel, Germany, UAE, United Kingdom
- 95% active or acquired
- Total Funding: $50M
- Market capitalization: $220M
- 68% of founding teams have diverse founding teams through gender, ethnicity, age, or other
## Portfolio List
- [Acerta](http://acerta.ca/): Enterprise platform that uses machine learning to detect anomalies and predict failures in real-time for vehicles coming off the assembly line or being driven. _(Waterloo, Canada - Class of 2016)_
- [Aerotronic](http://www.aerotronic.co/): (Autonomous inspection of the energy grid with drones. _(Indianapolis, IN - Class of 2018)_
- [Autobon AI](https://www.autobon.ai/): Eliminating many problems truckers and fleet owners face by retrofitting a connected sensing platform for existing commercial vehicles. _(Chicago, IL - Class of 2018)_
- [Braiq](https://braiq.ai/): Personalizing the self-driving car. _(New York City - Class of 2016)_
- [Busbot](http://busbot.us/): Provide long-distance travelers with an enhanced door-to-door travel experience by using demand data to improve coordination between transportation providers. _(New York City - Class of 2017)_
- [Carma](http://www.carmacar.com/): Monthly car subscriptions. An affordable monthly fee to drive any of our cars with insurance, maintenance and roadside assistance included. _ (Washington, DC - Class of 2017)_
- [Cargo](https://getcargo.today/): Data-driven general store for the ride-sharing economy. _(New York City - Class of 2016)_
- [CDL Warrior](http://www.cdlwarrior.com/) **[shutdown]**: Communication and productivity platform for the trucking industry that connects truck drivers to their supply chain partners and improves efficiency, visibility and compliance. _(Pittsburgh, PA - Class of 2015)_
- [Classics&Exotics](https://classicsandexotics.com/) [[acquired by Hagerty](https://tedserbinski.com/mobility/hagerty-acquires-techstars-mobility-graduate-classics-exotics/)]: Brings the “sharing economy” into the car enthusiast’s garage, allowing classic and exotic car enthusiasts to now offset their car ownership costs by renting their cars to pre-screened, highly qualified fellow enthusiasts. _(Cape Cod, MA - Class of 2015)_
- [cycuro](http://cycuro.com/): Cybersecurity solution for smart mobility companies, focusing on risks to business applications. We guarantee system integrity, data validity and service availability. _(Tel Aviv, Israel - Class of 2017)_
- [Damon X Labs](https://damonxlabs.com/): mission is to advance the safety of motorcycling by 10X for the $90 billion dollar motorcycle market. Incubated in collaboration with Yamaha, we are developing AI-enhanced proactive safety systems for motorcycles by leveraging the rapid development and investment in sensor technologies for self-driving cars. _(Vancouver, Canada - Class of 2017)_
- [DeepHow](http://deephow.com/): An enterprise solution that transforms static technical manuals into interactive workflow guidance powered by artificial intelligence. _(New York City, NY - Class of 2018)_
- [Derq](https://www.derq.com/): MIT spin-off with a mission to eliminate road accidents and save lives by using artificial intelligence and V2X communication technologies. _(Dubai, UAE - Class of 2017)_
- [Donut Media](http://www.donut.media/): The media company for the next generation of auto enthusiast. _(Los Angeles, CA - Class of 2016)_
- [Driver Technologies](https://www.trydriver.com/): A hardware-free mobile app enabling drivers to video-record their trip while warning them of dangers in the road and monitoring their alertness. _(Brooklyn, NY - Class of 2018)_
- [Drive Spotter](http://drivespotter.com/): Building the world’s first navigation app that sees the road ahead._ (Omaha, NE - Class of 2016)_
- [EcoG](http://ecog.io/): Customized EV fast charging experience through a PaaS for value added services and shared revenue streams._ (Munich, Germany - Class of 2017)_
- [Elegus](http://www.elegustech.com/): Kevlar nanotechnology that can enable safer, longer lasting batteries. _(Ann Arbor, MI - Class of 2015)_
- [Fathom](http://fathomdrone.com/): Future of underwater adventure through an affordable, easy to use, underwater drone. _(Grand Rapids, MI - Class of 2017)_
- [GoKid](http://www.gokid.mobi/): A complete carpool solution for schools, teams and active families. _(New York City - Class of 2016)_
- [Gridwise](http://gridwise.io/): Gridwise is a mobile platform that provides tools and insights to help on-demand drivers increase earnings and optimize time on the road. _(Pittsburgh, PA - Class of 2017)_
- [HAAS Alert](http://www.haasalert.com/): True real-time mobile V2V connected car and autonomous driving notification platform, starting with alerting drivers when emergency vehicles are approaching. _(Chicago, IL - Class of 2016)_
- [HERO App](http://hero-app.com/) **[shutdown]**: Rewarding safe behavior and helping impaired drivers get home safely. _(Austin, TX - Class of 2016)_
- [Humanising Autonomy](https://www.humanisingautonomy.com/): Helping autonomous vehicles understand pedestrian behavior across cultures. _(London, UK - Class of 2018)_
- [Invision AI](http://www.invision.ai/)_ (formerly Algocian_): Image recognition platform for security and automotive cameras. _(Toronto, Canada - Class of 2016)_
- [IntelliTire](http://www.theintellitire.com/): Making tires intelligent to improve the safety and performance of vehicles on the road. _(San Francisco, CA - Class of 2018)_
- [LaneSpotter](https://lanespotter.bike/): Mapping and navigation for cyclists by cyclists, with a focus on safety. _(Pittsburgh, PA - Class of 2018)_
- [Lumos](https://www.lumoshelmet.co/): The next generation of bike helmets. _(Hong Kong, China - Class of 2018)_
- [Lunar Wireless](https://joinlunar.com/): Mobile without a monthly bill. Get unlimited only for what you want, pay right when you use it, and that’s it. _(Detroit, MI - Class of 2015)_
- [Motoroso](https://www.motoroso.com/): Combines content, community, and commerce for automotive enthusiasts to help them discover, connect, and buy everything that powers their lifestyle. Essentially “Houzz.com for gearheads”. _(Central Coast, CA - Class of 2015)_
- [My Dealer Service](https://mydealerservice.com/): Empowering service departments with digital connectivity and workflow management, elevating efficiency and creating an unprecedented customer experience. _(Denver, CO - Class of 2015)_
- [Pitstop](https://www.pitstopconnect.com/): Cloud based marketing retention platform for automotive service centers. Using telematics and artificial intelligence Pitstop is able to predict vehicle failures and automate customer communication. _(Waterloo, Canada - Class of 2015)_
- [Priva](https://www.travelpriva.com/): Inventing a new way to travel in luxury while skipping the hassles of flying. _(Chicago, IL - Class of 2018)_
- [Rally](http://rallybus.net/): Community mobility platform that powers pop-up mass transit with high occupancy vehicles. _(New York City - Class of 2016)_
- [Revio](http://www.myrevio.com/): Universal telematics designed specifically for the powersports industry. _(Louisville, KY - Class of 2015)_
- [SEEVA](http://seeva.tech/): Visibility for mobility. Our ecosystem of patented technologies cleans windshields, LED headlights, cameras and sensors fast - so drivers don’t have to scrape or wipe. _(Seattle, WA - Class of 2017)_
- [SkyHi](https://flyskyhi.com/): Claim last minute seats on planes for a low monthly subscription fee. _(San Francisco, CA - Class of 2018)_
- [Spatial](http://spatial.ai/): Using real-time social media data, Spatial enables vehicles to answer questions only a local would know. _(Cincinnati, OH - Class of 2016)_
- [SPLT](http://splt.io/) [[acquired by Bosch](https://www.bosch-presse.de/pressportal/de/en/entering-the-ridesharing-business-145216.html)]: Enterprise transportation platform changing the way people commute worldwide and in partnership with Lyft, improving patient care providing reliable, affordable mobility access for all. _(Detroit, MI - Class of 2015)_
- [Wheeli](https://www.wheeli.us/): Carpooling app for college students. Think of it as the Airbnb for the empty car seats on the road - 80% of which are empty when people drive. Students with cars split driving costs, make new friends and reduce their carbon footprint by selling their empty car seats to students needing a ride to the driver's destination. _(New York City - Class of 2017)_
- [Wise Systems](https://www.wisesystems.com/): Route optimization software to help companies deliver goods and services when they are needed most. . _(Cambridge, MA - Class of 2015)_
- [Vartega](http://vartega.com/): Creates low-cost recycled carbon fiber for vehicle lightweighting to enable mobility solutions such as battery technology, connectivity, and autonomy. _(Golden, CO - Class of 2017)_
- [Voyhoy](https://www.voyhoy.com/): Multimodal booking platform where travelers can compare and buy bus, plane, train, and ferry tickets throughout Latin America. _(Miami, FL / Santiago, Chile - Class of 2016)_
- [Zohr](https://zohr.com/): New tires delivered and installed for your vehicle. _(Kansas City, MO - Class of 2018)_
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This extension supports 2 kinds of profiles: universal, suitable for every page, and URL-specific,
suitable only for some domains and pages.
By tying profiles to specific URLs, you can have same shortcuts doing different stuff depending on where you execute them.
It also helps to reduce complexity in config definition, make it smaller, more readable and efficient.
To make current profile universal, just leave this field blank. To make it URL-specific,
put a regular expression matching desirable URLs.
Extension does matching like this: new RegExp('field content').test(location.href)
).
Here is an example on how to match multiple URLs: (iana.org|w3.org)
.
In case when there are multiple profiles matching a page URL, the first of them is used.
Name of a URL-specific profile is displayed in italics.
If you have multiple universal profiles, the last one you've edited will be used (it's name is displayed in bold).
URL-specific profiles have a higher priority than universal.


Pup has the most adorable reaction to Mufasa's death in 'The Lion King'
Dayton, Ohio -- An adorable golden retriever may just be scarred for life after watching Mufasa's death scene in 'The Lion King' for the first time.
Footage by Sam Stolly shows one-year-old Khaleesi tentatively watching the scene from Stolly's kitchen before gradually making her way over to sit right in front of the television screen. She doesn't look away as Simba tries to wake his father up.
"Someone was very concerned," Stolly tweeted alongside the video.


---
layout: page
title: Alt-text
description: Everything we know about alt-texts, when to use them, and how to craft them. For a helpful decision tree on how and when to write alt-text, check out the W3C’s alt-text decision tree.
---
{% header "h2", "How to write alt-text" %}
An alt-text is a description of an image that’s shown to people who can’t see the image. Alt-texts help people with little or no vision who use assistive technologies, people who have turned off images, and search engines.
{% header "h3", "Describe the image concisely" %}
It might sound obvious, but an alt-text should describe the image in case an image doesn’t display or someone has trouble seeing it. The goal of alt-text is to give the necessary information from the image at a glance. It’s best to include only the necessary information.
{% icon "Clear", "mtn1 mbn1" %} Don’t
{% icon "Checkmark", "mtn1 mbn1" %} Do
“People using computers.”
“Man and woman using laptops at a standing table, Illustration.”
“Man in a purple shirt and woman in blue pants are typing on laptops and there’s a plant on the floor nearby.”
Take context into account. For instance, if the image above is part of a blog post about standing tables, then it’s safer to skip the part about standing tables.
{% header "h3", "Don’t say it’s an image" %}
Don’t start alt-texts with things like “Image of” or “Photo of.”. Screen readers add that by default. If it’s a special type of image (like an icon), you can note that at the end.
{% icon "Clear", "mtn1 mbn1" %} Don’t
{% icon "Checkmark", "mtn1 mbn1" %} Do
“Image of a rocket.”
“A rocket.”
“Illustration of a rocket.”
Photo of a rocket.”
“Icon of a rocket.”
“A rocket, icon.”
{% header "h3", "End with a period" %}
End the alt-text with a period. This makes screen readers pause a bit after the last word in the alt-text, creating a natural pause before the next bit of text.
{% header "h2", "When not to write alt-text" %}
In most cases you should use an alt-text for images, but there are some exceptions where you should leave the alt-text blank.
{% header "h3", "Decorative images" %}
If an image does not convey any meaning to the user, leave the alt-text blank.
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…
…
{% endhighlight %}
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The rocket here doesn’t add meaningful information.
{% header "h3", "Images accompanied by text" %}
If an image has a label nearby, leave the alt-text blank.
{% highlight html %}
…
…
{% endhighlight %}
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This ad unit is the most visible on the site.
The nearby text here already explains what the graphic illustrates. If there was alt-text here, screen readers would repeat information to the user.
{% tip %}
Note: In these cases, leaving the alt attribute empty (alt="") will cause a screenreader to skip over the image. Never remove the alt-attribute. When a screenreader comes to an image without an alt attribute, it will dictate the filename (Eg. “SO underscore logo dot png”).
{% endtip %}
{% header "h2", "How to add alt-text" %}
{% header "h3", "Using <img>" %}
Inside an <img> tag, add the alt-text inside the alt attribute:
{% highlight html %}
{% endhighlight %}
{% header "h3", "Using inline SVG" %}
Inline SVG doesn’t support the alt attribute, so instead add two wai-aria attributes: role="img" and aria-label="The alt-text.":


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Every now and then Harlowe's plays host to some uniquely memorable events. One-night pairing dinners, impromptu specials, tap takeovers that feature the stalwarts and rising stars of the craft beer scene and much more.
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| lesson 9 Flying cats |
| Cats never fail to fascinate human beings. |
| They can be friendly and affectionate towards humans, but they lead mysterious lives of their own as well. |
| They never become submissive like dogs and horses. |
| As a result, humans have learned to respect feline independence. |
| Most cats remain suspicious of humans all their lives. |
| One of the things that fascinates us most about cats is the popular belief that they have nine lives. |
| Apparently, there is a good deal of truth in this idea. |
| A cat's ability to survive falls is based on fact. |
| Recently the New York Animal Medical Center made a study of 132 cats over a period of five months. |
| All these cats had one experience in common: they had fallen off high buildings, yet only eight of them died from shock or injuries. |
| Of course, New York is the ideal place for such an interesting study, because there is no shortage of tall buildings. |
| There are plenty of high-rise windowsills to fall from! |
| One cat, Sabrina, fell 32 storeys, yet only suffered from a broken tooth. |
| 'Cats behave like well-trained paratroopers. ' a doctor said. ^ |
| It seems that the further cats fall, the less they are likely to injure themselves. |
| In a long drop, they reach speeds of 60 miles an hour and more. |
| At high speeds, falling cats have time to relax. |
| They stretch out their legs like flying squirrels. |
| This increases their air-resistance and reduces the shock of impact when they hit the ground. |


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The s6lockd-helper program
s6lockd-helper is a helper program for the s6lock daemon.
It just acquires a lock and holds it until it is killed or told to
exit by its parent daemon.
Interface
s6lockd-helper is not meant to be invoked directly by the user:
it will be spawned by the
s6lockd program.
Notes
- s6lockd-helper blocks on lock acquisition until it succeeds. It then
notifies its parent. It exits when its parent tells him to (i.e. when the
client asks for lock release). During the lock acquisition phase, it can
be killed if its parent detects a timeout.
- One s6lockd-helper process per lock is the only way (apart from
threads) to implement timed lock acquisition. This can lead to a lot of
s6lockd-helper processes, but this is not a problem:
- Processes are not a scarce resource. Today's schedulers work in O(1),
or in O(a function of the number of runnable processes), which means that a
sleeping process takes no scheduling time at all
- s6lockd-helper is extremely tiny. Every instance should use up at
most one or two pages of non-sharable memory.


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The BMW M3 is a high-performance version of the BMW 3 Series, developed by BMW's in-house motorsport division, BMW M GmbH. M3 models have been produced for every generation of 3 Series since the E30 M3 was introduced in 1986. The initial model was available in a coupé body style, with a convertible body style added soon after. M3 sedans were available during the E36 (1994-1999) and E90 (2008-2012) generations. Since 2015 the M3 has been solely produced in the sedan body style, due to the coupé and convertible models being rebranded as the 4 Series range, making the high-performance variant the M4. Upgrades over the regular 3 Series models include engines, handling, brakes, aerodynamics, lightweight materials and various interior upgrades.
The BMW M3 is in my opinion, one of the greatest German car lines to ever be produced, with it proving its greatness through many official races against other racing companies that had established a reputation for being the best.
As stated above, the coupe and convertible models of the BMW has been rebranded as the M4, leaving the newer M3's to become BMW's newest line of sedans. While it still holds the same power and pressence, it is a rather strange change that BMW had made to their trademark line of coupes.
While the M4 is a great modern replacement for the M3, the M3 itself despite being a sedan now still is a powerful and capable car. The main difference now is that it can hold more people in it now.
Despite BMW's new coupe being branded as the M4, it is still an M3 at heart, just with a different name.
The reason I like this car so much is because of the history I've had with the car. I was first introduced to this car as a kid upon playing the old Gran Turismo games. This car happened to be one of the playable cars and my interest in it spiked immediately as it was one of the faster cars in the game and was (in my opinion) one of the greatest looking cars. My interest in the car increased drastically after playing the 2005 Need For Speed Most Wanted game where the racing version, the BMW GTR was the cover car of the game and the fastest car there. I still remember playing that game as a kid with my friends and always having a great time.
Ever since then, my view on the BMW M3 hasn't changed much as I still like the German Machine. If I were to own one, I'd personally go for the older 1990s E30 models as those particular models were the ones I grew up liking and also because of their retro appearence as I like early 90s cars the most.


The New England Patriots are a professional American football team based in
the Greater Boston area. They compete in the National Football League (NFL)
as a member club of the league's American Football Conference (AFC) East
division. The team plays its home games at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough,
Massachusetts, which is 22 miles (35 km)[5] southwest of downtown Boston.
Founded in 1959 as the Boston Patriots, the team was a charter member of the
American Football League (AFL) before joining the NFL in 1970 through the
AFL–NFL merger. The Patriots played their home games at various stadiums
throughout Boston until the franchise moved to Foxborough in 1971. As part
of the move, the team changed its name to the New England Patriots. Home
games in Foxboro were played at Foxboro Stadium from 1971 through 2002 when
the stadium was demolished in conjunction with the opening of Gillette
Stadium. The team began utilizing Gillette Stadium for home games the same
year.


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Importing Your Data
If you've been using another application (or home-grown solution) to manage your library, Books makes it easy to import that information. Under the File→Import menu, you will see a variety of importers. (You can also download additional importers from the Plugin Manager.) Click the desired importer and Books will launch it.
Tab-Delimited Text Importer
Upon launching, the importer typically will ask you for the file to load. For the simpler importers will parse the file and generate a list of books to import. Make sure that all of the records you want are selected and click the Import button.
More advanced importers will often provide an additional interface to help Books understand how to read your file. For example, the Tab Delimited Text Importer will present the parsed information in a mini-spreadsheet view and ask you to assign Books fields to individual columns. Other importers may provide different interfaces, so consult any documentation provided with those plugins.
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Elementary Garden / Kalil Ferre Pasagismo
- Curated by Matheus Pereira
- about 22 hours
Landscape Architecture · Jardim Everest, Brazil
- AreaArea of this architecture projectArea: 243.0 m2
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?YearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2019
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?PhotographsPhotographs: Evelyn Muller
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?ManufacturersBrands with products used in this architecture project Manufacturers: Artefacto, Autodesk, Chaos Group, Ledplus, Pagliotto, Trimble Navigation, We Light, YDesign
- Landscape Architect and Designer Elaine Kalil, Mauricio Ferre
- Project Team Franciele Caraça, Gislene Alvez, Lean Milo, Haus Design
- Clients Casacor 2019
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Text description provided by the architects. It is a signature of KalilFerre landscaping to re-create the absolute interaction between humans and nature. We appreciate its rusticity trying to reproduce it in our designs. When we were informed about this year concept “ Planet Home” we envisioned the opportunity to show a little of our essence. In this project, we have chosen to work with Natural elements such as stone, fire, wood, and vegetation.
We have integrated three living environments where people can enjoy the most diverse moments, from simple resting to gathering with friends in a harmonious and comfortable space, where nature is designing an organic contour, bringing the warmth of our singular Brazilian native forest.
To reproduce the exuberance and simplicity of the tropical vegetation we have surrounded our species with sophisticated and exclusive contemporary furniture, technology and lighting. A sensory garden projected to feel the sensation of oneness with the environment, and the sacred connection with the entire nature.
Continuing the organic lines proposed in landscaping, we created a ludic space with three balances signed by the Brazilian designer Sergio Matos. We have placed the square of fire in the center of the garden so it could be seen from all over the place, interacting in total harmony with the rest of the elements.
"We are looking for " Elementary Garden" to be a meeting point between the simplicity of nature, the warmth of the fire, the stone, the wood and the sophistication of the chosen technology”. We know the challenge is great, but most of all, we want to take this opportunity to show all the strength and innovation our office has been demonstrating during the last years. It is a signature of KalilFerre landscaping to re-create the absolute interaction between humans and nature. We appreciate its rusticity trying to reproduce it in our designs.


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