The goal of this project is to build a library that makes it easy to provide mock Angular Fire services with minimal setup and configuration and no dependencies on a real or emulated Firebase project.
The library will be published to **@ngextend/fire-testing**
The project will be managed via Github Project Boards in this repo using a GitFlow style process.
Whilst it is an open source project and absolutely for the community, I am very opinionated and passionate about practicing TDD and producing high quality code, so strict standards and conventions will be enforced and I will retain the final say on whether a pull request is accepted and merged into the **develop** branch.
If you don't want to get involved in development but want to drive the future of the project please take a look at the feature stories [here](https://github.com/ngxtend/fire-testing/issues) and add your own or get involved in the discussions.
If you are interested in contributing as a developer please contact me directly and we can have a discussion. Before you do you should read the [Contributing Guide](https://github.com/ngxtend/fire-testing/wiki/Contributing) consider whether you would be prepared to:
To see the state of the project and monitor progress keep an eye on the [Development Project Board](https://github.com/ngxtend/fire-testing/projects/1)
So why do we need this library?
I chose Angular as my preferred front end framework a long time ago because testability was built in from the beginning and the framework matches my development philosophy of always applying TDD, SOLID Principles and Clean Code standards. I use Firebase frequently, it is a great platform for web and mobile apps. Having a native Angular module for working with Firebase is great but sadly it wasn't developed with the same testability standards and support as other core Angular modules. For example we have HttpTestingModule, RouterTestingModule and NoopAnimationsModule specifically designed for testing components without having to polute our tests with configuration or setup.
In my experience the biggest obstacle to getting developers to apply TDD is the tedium of repeatedly having to setup and configure the same thing before writing a test.
This is the case for AngularFire it requires a real Firebase app be initialised in tests to avoid errors. In some cases you can get away with injecting a service without an app and using spies to avoid the errors, but I shouldn't have to use spies in this way. I want to be able to write clean readable code in my tests, code that is expressive and a developer friendly form of documentation for fellow developers. Something like this:
In this example AuthService depends on the user$ property of the AngularFireAuth service and exposes it as currentUser$. I want to know that if the user state is updated by Firebase (e.g. when the user signs out) that my AuthService is going to propogate that state change up to any subscribers in the app. My test has very few lines of code, I don't want to bloat it with setting up a spy, I want my testing library to take care of that and let me simply and easily provide the fake with the user state to be emitted with something like the *emitUserUpdate* method. This is what I propose this library should enable and support.


All of my skills and training is listed on my resume; below are only a few.
SQL is a domain-specific language used in programming and designed for managing data held in a relational database management system, or for stream processing in a relational data stream management system (RDSMS).
Computer networking covers a broad scope of categories: The pdf combines 72 labs I conducted and illustrated with step by step processes. I completed Networking I & Networking II in 32 weeks.
Web development security measures include: Not protecting files/directories from being served. Not removing default, temporary, or guest accounts from the webserver. Unnecessarily having ports open on the webserver. Using old/defunct software libraries. Using outdated security level protocols. and allowing digital certificates to expire.
Interactive design is a user-oriented field of study that focuses on meaningful communication of media through cyclical and collaborative processes between people and technology. The stages are an Experience Audit, an Empathy Map, investigate User Persona's, Use Cases's, Content Mapping, Wire Framing, User Interaction Experience, Prototyping & Presenting.


WTI drops 1% towards $ 58.50 amid trade tensions, weak China exports
by Dhwani Mehta- Oil slips on looming US tariffs hike, dismal Chinese exports data.
- Downside appears capped by deeper OPEC+ output cuts.
- Focus on trade updates and US weekly supply reports ahead of FOMC.
WTI (oil futures on NYMEX) is down over $1 from three-month highs of 59.85 reached last Friday after the OPEC and its allies (OPEC+) agreed to deepen their output cuts from 1.2 million barrels per day (bpd) to 1.7 million bpd until March 2020.
Further, the black gold also derived support from the US oilfield services company, Baker Hughes, data that showed the US Rigs Count fell for the seventh consecutive week to 661, the lowest since April 2017.
However, on Monday, the barrel of WTI corrected after concerns over the Chinese economic situation resurfaced, in the face of a sharp drop in the country’s exports. The weak data highlights the negative impact the US-China trade war is having on the economy.
Meanwhile, markets trade with caution amid looming US tariffs hike on balance of Chinese imports, keeping the higher-yielding oil under pressure. The tariffs hike is effective from this Sunday.
Attention now turns towards the US weekly Crude Stocks data for fresh trading impetus ahead of the FOMC rate decision while trade-related headlined will continue to remain the main market driver.
WTI Levels to watch
WTI
| Overview | |
|---|---|
| Today last price | 58.66 |
| Today Daily Change | -0.53 |
| Today Daily Change % | -0.89 |
| Today daily open | 59.27 |
| Trends | |
|---|---|
| Daily SMA20 | 57.44 |
| Daily SMA50 | 55.78 |
| Daily SMA100 | 55.91 |
| Daily SMA200 | 57.67 |
| Levels | |
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| Previous Daily High | 59.9 |
| Previous Daily Low | 57.77 |
| Previous Weekly High | 59.9 |
| Previous Weekly Low | 55.41 |
| Previous Monthly High | 58.76 |
| Previous Monthly Low | 54.12 |
| Daily Fibonacci 38.2% | 59.09 |
| Daily Fibonacci 61.8% | 58.58 |
| Daily Pivot Point S1 | 58.06 |
| Daily Pivot Point S2 | 56.85 |
| Daily Pivot Point S3 | 55.93 |
| Daily Pivot Point R1 | 60.19 |
| Daily Pivot Point R2 | 61.11 |
| Daily Pivot Point R3 | 62.32 |


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|---|---|---|
| There's plenty of room at the Top | Hacker News | An article by a number of luminaries in computer science that stresses the importance of addressing bloat in order to see continuing improvements in software performance. |
| lores.eu | mrcode | A deliberately difficult-to-navigate website that teaches you how to find anything. |
| In the Lair of the Cycle-Eaters | mrcode | A description of how hardware can run slower than optimal descriptions, on the 8088. An old processor, but the principles still apply today (with additional new sources of stalls!). |
| What Every Programmer Should Know About Memory | mrcode | As in the title. |
| On Concurrent Reading and Writing | mrcode | How to write concurrent applications without atomic primitives. |
| FastFlow | mrcode | An improvement on Lamport's circular buffer (previous link) that check's availability to read/write without forcing cache flushing |
| The Most Dangerous Equation | self | One worth knowing. |
| ITA | self | The general flight-search service that Google bought, originally implemented in common lisp. |
| Reverse Engineering for Beginners | self | A long introduction. |
| SAT/SMT By example | self | Description |
| Is Justified True Belief Knowledge? | self | A philosophical problem for programmers (dead link). |
| How to Build a Universe That Doesn’t Fall Apart Two Days Later | self | “Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn’t go away.” |
| Raja Yoga Revisted | self | A book on meditation. The author has other interesting reads (on lisp, array programming, etc.) as well. |
| The Wisdom of Insecurity | self | Alan Watts being entertaining. |
| The Problem of Thinking Too Much (Persi Diaconis) | 10 Great Ideas About Chance | An amusing tour through some of the topics in said book. |
| Modern LZ Compression | hacker news | As in title. |


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CS140 -- Lab 0
You should go through the Unix tutorial and start learning vi. See
the lecture
notes on Unix, etc for pointers to that material.
For this "lab", your assignment is simple:
Part 0: Accounts
Make sure that you have joined the class' Piazza site. Also make sure that you have
a topcoder account (topcoder.com).
Part 1: Create a private directory for cs140
Log onto a lab machine, and create a directory in your home directory called cs140.
Use lower-case for the "cs". Then protect that directory so that you have read and write access to
it, but no one else does. If that last sentence confuses you, remember to read
the tutorial on chmod which
is part of the lecture notes.
 Copy it to
your home directory using scp or ftp, or even email and saving. Whatever,
store it in the file me.jpg in your home directory and make sure that it
is readable by the world. I've got mine in my home directory (/home/plank).
Part 3: Create a file called me.txt with some personal information
Use vi to create a text file called me.txt that has the following information:
- Your name
- Your Topcoder username
- Your academic history
- Your major
- Why you are majoring in whatever your major is.
Format it however you want. Create it from scratch, and do not copy it. Below is an
example of mine.
Put this file in the directory cs140 -- this is so that other people cannot
view it.
To submit this lab
We'll be using the submit script to turn in labs this semester. From
the command line, type 140_submit to use the script. It will prompt
you with a few questions (i.e. is this is proper directory, the
number of the lab, and which lab section are you in). The script
tars your current directory and sends it to the TAs for grading.
For this lab, we'll have you submit your cs140 directory. Navigate
to it (cd ~/cs140/), verify that your me.txt is in the folder as
instructed in part 3, and use 140_submit. The TAs will then verify
that your directory and me.jpg have the proper permissions and that
you are on both Piazza and TopCoder.
Note: The submit script tars your entire current directory from
submission. If you use the script from your home directory
(/home/username/), this could potentially be a very large file.
We do not want to see this happen, and you will be docked
points for improper file submission if this happens.


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GridShib is an NSF-funded project to allow interoperability between Globus Toolkit® and Shibboleth.® Visit the GridShib web site (http://gridshib.globus.org/) for more information about the GridShib Project.
GridShib distributes four software components:
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Important features of the GridShib SAML Tools include:
The GridShib SAML Tools consists of the following tools and subcomponents:
The SAML Assertion Extraction Tool is a simple utility that takes an X.509 proxy credential as input and extracts the SAML assertion bound to the last proxy certificate of that credential (if any).
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The X.509 Binding Tool is a general tool for binding arbitrary content to a non-critical extension of an X.509 proxy certificate. Examples of such content include a SAML assertion, an XACML policy, or any other DER-encoded content provided in ASN.1 format.
The SAML Assertion Issuer Tool self-issues a SAML assertion and optionally binds this assertion to an X.509 proxy certificate. The assertion can include up to two statements (an AuthenticationStatement
and/or an AttributeStatement
). A significant feature of this tool is its ability to leverage a fully configured Shibboleth attribute resolver (to be bundled with a later version of this software).
The SAML Assertion Verify Tool invokes the Issuer Tool to obtain a SAML assertion. It then verifies that the assertion satisfies the command-line arguments and configuration parameters available to the Issuer Tool.
The SAML Query Client queries a SAML Attribute Authority (AA) for attributes. The Client validates the SAML Response
and outputs the attribute assertion. Like the SAML Assertion Issuer Tool, the SAML Query Client optionally binds this assertion to an X.509 proxy certificate. (A fully integrated version of the SAML Query Client will be bundled with a later version of this software.)
GridShib Common is an API for Java developers, packaged as a JAR file and distributed with the SAML Tools. GridShib Common includes the GridShib Security Framework, an API for producing and consuming X.509-bound SAML tokens. Portal developers, for example, can use GridShib Common to introduce SAML into the portal's grid security infrastructure.
The Globus SAML Library is an enhanced version of OpenSAML 1.1. The Library supports the following OASIS Standards:
The Globus SAML Library also conforms to the OASIS Subject-based Profiles for SAML V1.1 Assertions.
The Meaningless CA is an interoperable, untrusted CA with a well-known private key and DN. Certificates issued by the Meaningless CA are useful for testing purposes. They are preferable to self-signed certificates since the latter are known to be incompatible with existing implementations (such as Globus Toolkit) and standards (such as RFC3820). (Note: This meaningless CA implementation conforms to IETF Internet-draft Auto Issued X.509 Certificate Mechanism.)
The latest gridshib-saml-tools is available in the Sonatype Maven repository. You can search for it using the term gridshib-saml-tools.
If you have a Maven project that needs to use gridshib-saml-tools, you can find the dependency specification in the Sonatype repository mentioned above. There's also a self-contained version consisting of this documentation, sample configuration files, command-line interface tools and the jar dependencies available in the tar ball titled gridshib-saml-tools-version-config-cli-doc.tar.gz in the Sonatype repository.
You can download old versions of the GridShib SAML Tools (GS-ST) software distribution from the GridShib Downloads page:
Download the software in GZIP or ZIP format, or browse the online CVS repository.
http://gridshib.globus.org/download.html#saml-tools
But a more recent version done for TeraGrid Science Gateway use is here:
Please review the licensing terms of the GridShib License before using this software. GridShib is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. Additional licensing information will be found on the GridShib Downloads page.
Available documentation for the GridShib SAML Tools (GS-ST) includes the following:
A brief set of old Installation Notes for GS-ST.
http://gridshib.globus.org/docs/gridshib-saml-tools/install.html
An old comprehensive User Guide for GS-ST.
http://gridshib.globus.org/docs/gridshib-saml-tools/user-guide.html
An old Developer Guide for GS-ST.
http://gridshib.globus.org/docs/gridshib-saml-tools/dev-guide.html
Old Java API documentation for GridShib Common, which includes the GridShib Security Framework.
http://gridshib.globus.org/docs/gridshib-saml-tools/api/
Old Java API documentation for the Globus SAML Library API documentation. Note: The Globus SAML Library is based on Internet2's OpenSAML version 1.1.
http://gridshib.globus.org/docs/gridshib-saml-tools/library/api/
This old text file documents the changes between GS-ST versions.
http://gridshib.globus.org/docs/gridshib-saml-tools/CHANGES.txt
To illustrate how the GridShib SAML Tools are used in conjunction with GridShib for GT and the GridShib CA, a comprehensive Quick Start is provided:
The Quick Start provides step-by-step instructions for various deployment and configuration options for all GridShib components.
http://gridshib.globus.org/docs/gridshib/quick-start.html
Globus Toolkit (http://www.globus.org/toolkit/) is an open-source toolkit for grid computing. Shibboleth (http://shibboleth.internet2.edu/) is an open-source implementation of the SAML browser profiles. Globus Toolkit® and Shibboleth® are registered trademarks of the University of Chicago and Internet2, respectively.
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What is Git?
Git is a distributed version control system.
Once you clone a repoistory you have the full history of that repository on your computer and all branching and committing is local and fast.
Why is Git better than SVN?
- No more difficult integration period. Creating a branch takes milliseconds. A new repository takes seconds. No more merge fear.
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IBM - QA Tester
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Performed manual testing
Ran and created automated testing scripts using Selenium Webdriver
Filed bug reports detailing reproduction steps
About Me
I am a software developer living in beautiful Victoria, British Columbia. I received my bachelor's degree in computer science from UVic in August 2017. Some of my main interests are in web development, data mining, and computer graphics.
When I am not coding, I enjoy hiking and cycling. Climbing Mt. Finlayson in the summer has always been my favorite.
When it's too cold for hiking, I am always keen to sit down and play some board games. I am also self-taught in drawing and use it to relax.
Stock Market Prediction
(2017)
I was involved in a natural language processing project to predict the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA). To accomplish this, Reddit news headlines were data mined to determine whether world news headlines could be correlated with the rise and fall of the Dow Jones.
Our data set consisted of 8 years of Reddit data, each day having 25 headlines and whether the DJIA fell or rose on that day. Other features such as the sentiment of the headlines and other preprocessing steps were added using the python library Sci-Kit-Learn.
Our best result was a 58.8% accuracy using logistic regression, bi-grams, trigrams, and a day offset. For more details on the project, read the full report or visit the repository on github.
BattleSnake 2
(2017)
BattleSnake is an annual AI coding competition in Victoria BC. It is based of the classic game of 'Snake' with a few extra rules. There are multiple snakes, and a possibility to starve if a snake does not eat within 100 turns.
My first year of BattleSnake (2016), was a huge learning experience for my team. Only one team member had ever competed in BattleSnake before. In the end our snake was pretty simple, and only contained code for it not to eat itself. Despite this, it was almost able to move to the 2nd round of the advanced division. The repository for the first snake (2016) can be found here.
For my second year of BattleSnake I ended up coding a more sophisticated snake. First the snake tries to determine a good piece of food to eat. A good piece of food is determined if our snake is closest to it than all other competing snakes.
If such a piece of food exists, it finds the shortest path using A* search. If a path exists, we check to make sure that if we were to move our snake to that piece of food that we can still reach our tail. This acts a heuristic to prevent our snake from running into dead ends.
If no path exists to a good food, our snake then tries to loop and follow its tail. This allows the snake to stall indefintely (well, until it starves to death).
Lastly, if no good food exists, nor a path to loop, our snake tries to find the most open space available using a flood fill algorithm Below is a video of our snake in action, playing a game with itself.
Our snake was unable to make it to the second round of the advanced division. Yet, it still gave a strong showing and was cited as a "pretty tough" by one of our opponents (a developer at RedBrick practiced against it).
The repository for my snake (2017) can be found here.
Bounded Buffer
(2017)
Bounded buffer is an interesting mutual exclusion problem. Essentially there exists a circular buffer which can hold N items. Clients can then either remove or add items to the buffer asynchronously. While conceptually simple, there exist interesting edge cases.
The buffer has a limited size, so adding items to a full buffer should cause clients to queue up, waiting for an open space to place their item. The opposite is also true for removing items from an empty buffer. Clients wanting to remove from an empty buffer will queue up waiting for items to be added.
For further complication, clients cannot remove the same item, nor add to the same buffer space.
To solve this problem, two thread conditionals are used with a mutex. The two conditionals determine whether the buffer is full, or empty. When the buffer is no longer empty, it signals waiting clients that they are able to remove and vice versa for adding. The mutex acts as a guard for interacting with the buffer itself. For example, if two clients try to remove at the same time, they could accidently both try to remove the same item. This mutex gates the clients to removing items one at a time.
For extra work, a round robin scheduler was added so that threads would be given an equal opportunity to complete their task.
The repository for the bounded buffer problem can be found here.
Book My Room
(2015)
Book My Room was a group project to create a scheduling web application for booking study rooms. It was built using the MEAN stack and is available to try here.
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Detection Robot
(2014)
In my first year of UVic, I worked on a group project for designing and building a robot. The goal was to find a UV emitting pylon in an arena. Our solution was to use binary search to try and find the direction of the pylon. The robot can be seen in action below (volume warning: the wheels screech a bit).


ntptime
Section: Maintenance Commands (8)Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
ntptime - read kernel time variablesSYNOPSIS
ntptime [ -chr ] [ -e est_error ] [ -f frequency ] [ -m max_error ] [ -o offset ] [ -s status ] [ -t time_constant]DESCRIPTION
This program is useful only with special kernels described in the A Kernel Model for Precision Timekeeping page. It reads and displays time-related kernel variables using the ntp_gettime() system call. A similar display can be obtained using the ntpdc program and kerninfo command.
OPTIONS
-
- -c
- Display the execution time of ntptime itself.
- -e est_error
- Specify estimated error, in microseconds.
- -f frequency
- Specify frequency offset, in parts per million.
- -h
- Display help information.
- -m max_error
- Specify max possible errors, in microseconds.
- -o offset
- Specify clock offset, in microseconds.
- -r
- Display Unix and NTP times in raw format.
- -s status
- Specify clock status. Better know what you are doing.
- -t time_constant
- Specify time constant, an integer in the range 0-10.
SEE ALSO
Primary source of documentation: /usr/share/doc/ntp-*
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Finally, I received my first indicator from Cindicator Bot, and the expectation from the crowd is not so enlightening. As the indicator suggests, total market capitalization is 65% likely to fall below 400B at any time before Feb 28.
What is it like to fall that hard?
Currently, we are at 550B according to coinmarketcap.com, that would be at least a steep 33% crash despite the market hasn’t really recovered from the 800B to 500B correction.
Bitcoin could easily drop below $8000 with the same market dominance. Oh, I would suspect if I was dreaming to see Bitcoin that cheap again after so long.
From both emotional and rational perspective, I do not wish this to happen as I already bought the dip in this correction. Maybe I should change the strategy a little according to this scary indicator, after all they are having 72% accuracy by far. Why not?
Previous posts about Cindicator:
Cindicator #1 - Cindicator, another undervalued and strong project like old day’s Steem
Cindicator #2 - Cindicator Bot introduction
前天终于迎来了第一个市场信号，该问题如下
加密货币总市值在二月二十八之前，有没有可能在任何一个时间点跌破 4000 亿美金？
而大众给出来的预测居然是 65% 的概率会发生。
跌破 4000 亿是怎样的概念？
以目前总市值 5500 亿而言，那会是个至少 33% 的大跌幅，而且还是在目前市场还没从上次的调整恢复过来的基础上。比特币以目前 34% 的市场占有率，那就是会跌破 $8000 大关。如果成真我一定会以为自己在做梦，毕竟上次看到这么平廉的价格可是上个世纪的事了。
从理性和感性的角度出发我都不希望这会成真，毕竟在这次调整已经把仅有的现金 Buy the dip 了。但基于 Cindicator 72% 的预测准确率，或许调整策略也是不错的选择。
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by Corey AtadEva Amurri and her husband have parted ways.
On Friday morning, Amurri and husband Kyle Martino both shared identical posts to Instagram featuring a photo of them together with their two young children, along with a message announcing their split.
“Our family is starting down a new path,” they wrote. “After a lot of thoughtful consideration, and work on our relationship, we have made the difficult decision to lovingly part ways as a couple.”
In September, Amurri revealed that she is pregnant with the couple’s third child.
“One of the biggest things Kyle and I have had to work on in our marriage is our different views of gender roles when it pertains to parenting,” Amurri wrote on her blog in announcing the pregnancy news. “For many years, he was involved the bare minimum in helping me with the kids, even though I was working full time.”


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The structural loss typically results from caries or external trauma.
Dental composites are also called white fillings. Dental composite resins (better referred to as "resin-based composites" or simply "filled resins") are types of synthetic resins that are used in dentistry as restorative material or adhesives.
Dental composite resins have certain properties that will benefit patients according to the patient's cavity. It has a micro-mechanic property that makes composite more effective for filling small cavities where amalgam fillings are not as effective and could therefore fall out (due to the macro-mechanic property of amalgam). Read more about compsites on Wikipedia.
Many people still have silver/mercury fillings in their mouths from years past. These fillings are not particularly pleasing to the eye, since amalgam is NOT the most commonly used filling material in use these days.
There are many advantages to tooth-colored restorations.
Silver fillings has some limitations.
Definition of Composite Filling (White Filling) / Resin Filling
Impacted Wisdom Teeth
An impacted wisdom tooth is a tooth that does not erupt from the gums properly. It may cause pain and become infected without professional extraction.
Asymptomatic Wisdom Teeth
Asymptomatic wisdom teeth are teeth that show no symptoms of inflammation or overcrowding in the mouth. They may not be inflammed or irritated.
Dental Cysts
Cysts are fluid-filled sacs that usually contains puss and can occur anywhere on the body. When its in your mouth it can be quite painful as your tongue may irritate it.
Cosmetic Dentistry
Cosmetic dentistry is generally used to refer to any dental work that improves the appearance (though not necessarily the function) of a person's teeth, gums and/or bite. Smile Makeover is usually a cosmetic procedure which will rejuvenate your smile and build up your confidence.
Mouthguard
An advanced mouth guard creation technique. Vacuum formed mouthguard involves customizing the mouthguard to match a mold of the individual patient's teeth for a PERFECT fit.
Dental Checkup
A dental checkup is an appointment that involves cleaning the teeth, identifying any signs of infection and removing said signs of infection at least once every six months in the office. Read more about it here.
Third Molars
The third molars are also known as the wisdom teeth and typically require removal in order to prevent pain and other issues in the mouth.
Dental Cleaning
A dental Prophy or cleaning is a professional and detailed cleaning that involves the removal of plaque, calculus and stains from the teeth. Read more about it here.
Tooth Fracture
A tooth fracture can result from multiple sources including an accidental blow to the face during a sports game, biting on something really hard, falling face first. It's recommended that you see your dentist soon after a dental fracture. Dental Fractures may be quite painful.
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My primary research interest is in the broad area of soft-matter physics, where Physics, Chemistry, and Biology often meet. A major focus has been to investigate various equilibrium and non-equilibrium properties of polymeric systems (nanocomposites, thin-films, cyclic polymers, etc.) which have huge potential for modern technological devices. Another direction of research is on biologically motivated physical problems. We develop simple models for these systems and employ computer simulations as a tool to explore.
Shagolsem, Lenin. S. "Ring and linear copolymer blends under confinement" (2017) (under review)
Shagolsem, Lenin. S.; T. Kreer, J-U. Sommer. "Copolymer nanocomposite thin-films under shear"Macromolecular Symposia (2017) (accepted)
Shagolsem, Lenin. S.; T. Kreer, A. Galuschko, J-U. Sommer. "Diblock-copolymer thin-films under shear."The Journal of chemical physics 145, 164908 (2016)
Shagolsem, Lenin. S., Yitzhak Rabin. "Particle dynamics in fluids with random interactions."The Journal of chemical physics 144, 194504 (2016)
Shagolsem, Lenin. S.; et al. "Communication: Pair interaction ordering in fluids with random interactions."The Journal of chemical physics 142.5 (2015): 051104.
Shagolsem, Lenin. S.; Jens-Uwe Sommer. "Order and phase behavior of thin film of diblock copolymer-selective nanoparticle mixtures: A molecular dynamics simulation study." Macromolecules 47.2 (2014): 830-839.
Bartusch, M., Hetti, M., Pospiech, D., Riedel, M., Meyer, J., Toher, C., Neu, V., Gazuz, I., Shagolsem, L.S., Sommer, J.U.; Hund, R.D.. Innovative Molecular Design for a Volume Oriented Component Diagnostic: Modified Magnetic Nanoparticles on High Performance Yarns for Smart Textiles. Advanced Engineering Materials, 16.10 (2014): 1276-1283.
Shagolsem, L.S.; T. Kreer; J-U. Sommer. "Shear-Induced Ordering in Thin Films of Diblock Copolymer Melts."ACS Macro Letters 3.11 (2014): 1201-1204.
Shagolsem, Lenin. S.; Jens-Uwe Sommer. "Diblock copolymer–selective nanoparticle mixtures in the lamellar phase confined between two parallel walls: a mean field model."Soft Matter 8.44 (2012): 11328-11335.
Shagolsem, Lenin. S.; Jens-Uwe Sommer. "Order and Phase Behavior of a Cylinder Forming Diblock Copolymers and Nano-Particles Mixture in Confinement: A Molecular Dynamics Study."Macromolecular Theory and Simulations 20.5 (2011): 329-339.
Muhuri, Sudipto; Lenin Shagolsem; Madan Rao. "Bidirectional transport in a multispecies totally asymmetric exclusion-process model."Physical Review E 84.3 (2011): 031921.
Conference proceedings (International):
(Prof. Yitzhak Rabin's lab)
(Prof. Jens-Uwe Sommer's lab)
(Prof. Madan Rao's lab)
M. Sc. Physics
PH607: Statistical Mechanics
PH632: Phase Transition and Critical Phenomena
PH633: Soft Condensed Matter Physics
PH634: Physics of Material synthesis and Characterization
B. Tech. Physics
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Hi there! My name is Floris and I made this website during an internship at Q42 in 2020. I came up to this idea with my intership coach when I told him about a challenge that I had during my previous intership at Q42. During this internship I was working on a VR application in Unity3D. The content that the user could view trough his VR goggle needed to be projected on the inside of a sphere so that you could view it 360. The problem was that the standard sphere, that Unity3D provided, was a spherified cube. This shape isn't ideal for VR application because the surface distance error caused some image artifacts near the poles. The ideal sphere for VR applications is a "icosahedron" where the triangles are distributed more evenly and thus has image artifacts to a lesser degree. So I needed to have an "icosahedron". Unity3D doesn't provide this in it's standard library so I needed to find one on the internet or make it with a program like Blender. I decided to simply Google it. This whas not very straight forward. I downloaded a free basketball shape and ripped the geometry from it to use for my sphere. And this let me thinking about why the process of getting a shape with a specific geometry is so hard. Why isn't there an online simple tool that let you make such a shape? The rest is history.
Just simply choose a shape under the "shapes" header, or from the dropdown menu in the "editor". The configuration options are displayed left of the shape. Export format is currently only available in .OBJ :)


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Techsol Engineering was established in the year 1998 as an engineering company to provide services in the
electrical work sectors. From providing services, it soon focused its activities into Turn Key solutions.
From the year 2000, Techsol's range of services expanded to Design, Erection, Procurement, and Execution.


Event Location:
Microsoft Bangladesh
Laila Tower, 4th Floor, 8 Gulshan Avenue, Gulshan-1
Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh
This is a list of speakers from the XML Guidebook records. The details and URLs were valid at the time of the event.
Ahsan Kabir is now working as software development project manager from last few years. He has started carrier as Software Engineer. He has more than twelve years of experience of working on large enterprise Application project i.e. Banking Solution, ERP solution. He has worked every phase of SDLC. Beside that he contributed his experience and skill on different professional forum and Microsoft technical community as technical speaker .He writes article on blog and assist other technical people providing problem solving answer through different forum. He is rewarded as MVP Awarded by Microsoft. He is the PASS chapter leader of Bangladesh-quot;techforum PASSquot;. Ahsan is very active in the developer community and volunteers his time for technical
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/azmkarim
With more than a decade of project management and process improvement experience in software development and deployment for manufacturing and distribution businesses, Karim has proven to be an invaluable resource providing oversight during ERP development and implementation projects. ERP implementations require a large and varied array of skills and capabilities in order to be successful. Businesses undertaking ERP transformations find it difficult to assemble project teams that possess sufficient skills, including ERP implementation experience. Having worked with various group of companies, analyzing and addressing ERP, Karim has provided businesses with the competencies that they don’t possess.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/m-a-a-mehedi-hasan-0956298a
Contact: https://www.techearth.xyz
This is M A A Mehedi Hasan working in EBS Group since 2005. Starting career as a Software Developer, I am now Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of EBS Group. In this long journey, I have got opportunity to work with various technologies like Microsoft Data Platform, Telecom Value Added Service, and Audio/Video streaming. I have hands-on experience in managing Telecom Value Added projects, Web/App/Audio/Video streaming projects. Apart from these, I also manage large database, testing and deployment, performance tuning, long term capacity planning, and streamlining operational workflow. Being a member of techforumbd, I regularly speak and organize sessions at local and virtual PASS chapters, SQL Saturdays, and Azure conferences.
I am life long Student of software architecture. Now Working as a team lead in the NGFS Project in Leads Corporation.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mahidcse/
Bio About Mahid Choudhury
LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/rahul-biswas-77215130
9+ years’ experience in Database design, Development, Migration on SQL Server 2000/2005/2008/2008 R2/2012. Hands on experience in creating, maintaining and tuning database objects like Tables, Views, Stored Procedures, User Defined Functions and System Functions using SQL Server, T-SQL and PL/SQL. Experience in Replication – Snapshot, Merge and Transactional on basis of business specifications. Experience in creating Jobs, Alerts, SQL Mail Agent and SSIS Packages. Good experience with Analysis Services (SSAS), Reporting Services (SSRS) and Integration Services (SSIS) in SQL Server 2008. Expertise in developing Parameterized, Chart, Graph, Linked, Drill-down, and Drill-through And Cascading reports using SSRS.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/zularbine-kamal-7574222/
House-1, Road-1/B, Block-B, Noboudoy Housing Soceity Mohammadpur, Dhaka 1207 +8801715149996<EMAIL_ADDRESS>www.zularbine.com ZULARBINE KAMAL OBJECTIVE Looking for a Technical position where I may be able to use well-honed skills in planning, coding and testing in order to deliver state-of-the-art software solutions for the company’s clientele. SKILLS ABILITIES • Able to perform in different phases of software development lifecycle. • 10+ (ten) years of experience in technology management of ICT solutions • 7+ (seven) years of experience on software development and testing of enterprise application. • Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist • Programming skills in Java, C#, JavaScript, Nodejs • Expert of Azure
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/saifullah-azad-7a860469
Hi, I am azad from bangladesh. I provided speach about iis architecture, sql server, oop, c# advance programming etc under a community group in bangladesh named techforum user group. You can get our information from https://www.facebook.com/techforum.usergroup?fref=ts


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We need to pay rent for our space, maintenance for tools, and we'd also like to support projects that happen at the space. To do so, we need money. We try to cover our fixed costs with membership fees (20€ per month, 10€ if you're under 18). Being a member has some benefits, such as the possibility to get a key to the space. If you want to become a member and support us on a regular basis, please fill out our membership form, and bring it to one of our meetings. However, being a member is not a prerequisite to use the space, so feel free to just stop by.
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from functools import reduce from operator import xor class Solution: def countTriplets(self, arr: List[int]) -> int: one = reduce(xor, arr) starts, ends = [], [] i, j = one, 0 for k in arr: starts.append(i) ends.append(j) i ^= k j ^= k ends.append(one) count = 0 for i in range(len(arr) - 1): for j in range(i + 1, len(arr)): for k in range(j, len(arr)): a = one ^ starts[i] ^ ends[j] b = one ^ starts[j] ^ ends[k + 1] if a == b: count += 1 return count


To generate a library in Angular-CLI just run the following command.
and it will scaffold the necessary files in the
projects
directory.
The important thing is that you can directly import from the library into your applications in the same CLI project, even without publishing the library on NPM.
For example, let’s say you generated a
shared
library. By default the CLI will produce a
shared
directory inside
projects
, with a
ShareComponent
and a
SharedService
. You’ll have something like:
If you want to use the SharedService
inside your application, for example in app.component.ts
, you simply have to import:
And the CLI will handle it!
This opens great possibilities for large project, and for developers to open source libraries of useful components and services!
Obviously, these developers will not be familiar with all of the intricacies of the code for the application they are plugging into. Once the plugins are developed, other even less technical users may simply install the application and any selected plugins.


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There is no lack of incredible resources available online to teach yourself how to do incredible things on computers, I’ll be the first to admit that. I’m self taught, and a lot of my friends are too.
So why another online training site? For all of the great resources out there, and all of the incredible pieces of training, nothing walks a complete beginner all the way through the process of developing a strong foundation in the fundamentals. Everyone wants to learn how to do stuff, but very quickly they realize that there is no way for them to learn everything. They’re not wrong, the vast and constantly expanding body of knowledge about this field makes it impossible for anyone to keep up. But what is most important for the beginner to realize is that with the proper knowledge of the fundamentals and a firm grasp on the hacker mentality, that irrepressible drive to learn and to do, nothing is too complex for them to learn if they put the time in.
Squid Works Core Tenets:
By managing new learners’ expectations of themselves, providing constant quantified feedback on their progress, and bringing them into the community, Squid Works is designed to minimize dropout rate while providing the best first hundred hours of a cyber security education possible.
Why one hundred hours? In our experience, if someone gets through one hundred hours of learning in this field they have the knowledge required to figure out what the next ten thousand of hours will ask them to learn, the skills required to learn how to solve the next ten thousand hours of problems, and most importantly the confidence required to face the infinite vastness of this domain.
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Our goal isn't to teach you how to hack, our goal is to teach you how to learn.
This site is based off of a totally not peer reviewed study on educational theory for self guided technical learning. I taught myself and I’ve taught others for the last three years and identified a ton of problems, so I designed this site to address them. Eventually I'll get around to actually doing a formal study on this.
Learn MoreTo the surprise of no one, the infosec community is among the most prolific of online communities when it comes to creating training material. This site makes an attempt to aggregate the incredible wealth of knowledge out there, along with providing a central area for the community to grow around. Anyone can request to edit our site and all the courses are created by our members. Squid Works Dojo is a living product of it’s community, click here to learn more about how to join.
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The dbpool
module is a wrapper for Python
DB-API 2.0-compliant
database modules to (a) keep a pool of physical connections available and (b)
upgrade the modules to threadsafety
level 2
, which
means that threads can share logical database connections.
The module provides only one function not described by the
DB-API 2.0
spec. The module is initialized by calling
set_database
with a reference to the
underlying database module to be used and the number of physical database
connections to keep in the pool. The dbpool
module is then
configured to act precisely like the underlying database module, except that
physical database connections are not always closed when you have finished with
them, and if you try to create more than one cursor on a single logical
connection, a new physical connection is created for the new cursor.
When a logical database connection is no longer being used (i.e. you call
the close
function or all references to the connection are
deleted), the physical connection is returned to the pool to be used the next
time a connection is requested. If the pool is full (i.e. the limit set in the
call to set_database
is reached) then
the physical database connection is closed.
Note that your code can either create one logical database connection, and
then create many cursors from that, or create many logical database
connections, and create one or more cursors from each of these. Either way the
behaviour of the dbpool
module will be the same - it will pool
physical database connections, and only create one cursor per physical
database connection.
Example:
import jon.dbpool as dbpool
import MySQLdb, MySQLdb.cursors
dbpool.set_database(MySQLdb, 5)
dbh = dbpool.connect(user="example", passwd="s3cr3t", db="example",
cursorclass=MySQLdb.cursors.DictCursor)
dbc1 = dbh.cursor()
dbc2 = dbh.cursor()
Note that unfortunately, due to the way the DB-API works, once you have
configured dbpool
to act as a wrapper for a database module,
you cannot re-configure with a different module.
apilevel
The string 2.0
, indicating the DB-API level.
threadsafety
The integer 2
, meaning that threads may share the module,
and database connections.
paramstyle
This variable is only available after
set_database
has been called. It will
contain the value from the underlying database module.
Warning
Error
InterfaceError
DatabaseError
DataError
OperationalError
IntegrityError
InternalError
ProgrammingError
NotSupportedError
These exception classes are only available after
set_database
has been called. They
are copied from the underlying database module.
set_database(dbmod, minconns, timeout=0)
dbmod
: module
minconns
: integer
timeout
: integer
Configures the dbpool
module to act as a wrapper around the
specified DB-API module. dbmod
is a reference to the database
module to use. minconns
is an integer, which must be
1
or greater, which indicates the number of physical database
connections of each 'type' to keep in the pool. Physical database connections
are of the same 'type' if all the parameters to the DB-API connect
function are the same (i.e. they are connecting to the same database, on the
same host, with the same username, with the same options).
timeout
is an integer, which must be 0
or greater,
which indicates the maximum time in seconds that a connection is allowed to
have sat idle before it will not be re-used. A value of 0
means
that no timeout will be applied. This timeout is intended to prevent
dbpool
from re-using connections that the database server will
have closed due a timeout on the server side, so a value that is less than
the server-side timeout should be chosen.
The database module to be used must have a threadsafety
level
of at least 1
, i.e. if the database cannot cope at all with
multi-threading then there is nothing dbpool
can do to make it
work.
Note that you can only call this function once.
Example:
set_database(MySQLdb, 5)
connect(...)
Returns
: database connection instance
This function may only be used after
set_database
has been called. The
parameters are dependent on the underlying database module being used.
A logical database connection from the pool corresponding to database
connections with the parameters given is returned. If the pool is empty then a
new physical connection is created.
Example:
dbh = dbpool.connect(user="example", passwd="s3cr3t", db="example")
dbc = dbh.cursor()
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6 June 2005
On 6 June 2005, four new polio cases were confirmed in Indonesia, bringing the total number of cases to 20. One of the four new cases is from the same district as the index case (Sukabumi district), and three are from neighbouring districts (Lebak and Cianjur districts).
On 2 May 2005, the global reference laboratory in Mumbai, India, confirmed a wild poliovirus type 1 isolate, from an acute flaccid paralysis (AFP) case identified by the national surveillance system in Giri Jaya village, Sukabumi District, West Java, Indonesia. The case, an 18-month old child who was previously un-immunized, had onset of paralysis on 13 March 2005.
From 31 May to 2 June, a polio immunization 'mop-up' campaign was conducted, covering West Java, Banten and Jakarta provinces, to reach 6.4 million children under the age of five years. Planning for the second round campaign (to be held on 28-29 June) has begun.
The findings of the investigation suggest a recent introduction of wild poliovirus. The genetic analysis of the virus demonstrates that its origin is in west Africa, similar to the viruses which caused the 2003/04 outbreak. Further analysis suggests the virus traveled to Indonesia through Sudan, and is similar to recently isolated viruses in Saudi Arabia and Yemen.
Indonesia has not had a wild poliovirus case since 1995.


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PSALMS 140
A psalm written by David.
1 Yahweh, rescue me from being attacked by evil men;
even more, keep me safe from being attacked by violent people.
2 They are always planning to do evil things,
and they are always encouraging people to start quarrels.
3 By what they say, they injure people as poisonous snakes do.
4 Yahweh, protect me from the power of wicked people.
Keep me safe from violent men who plan to ruin me.
5 It is as though proud people have set a trap for me;
it is as though they have spread their nets to catch me;
it is as though they have put these things along the road to catch me.
6 I say to you, "Yahweh, you are my God.
Listen to me while I cry out to you to help me."


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Far, far beyond the mountains of words, fish texts live in the land of vowels and consonants. Away from all the letters they live in houses on the banks of the Semantics, a large language ocean. A small stream of Dal murmurs throughout the country and provides it with all the necessary rules. This paradigmatic country in which the sentence fried fly directly into the mouth. Even the omnipotent punctuation has no power over fish texts that lead a non-morphographic way of life. One day, a small line of fish text named Lorem ipsum decided to go out into the big world of grammar. The great Oxmox had warned her about evil commas, wild question marks, and insidious semicolons, but the text didn't let her get confused. He gathered up his seven capital letters, belted the initial in his belt, and set off. Climbing the first ver. The great Oxmox had warned her about evil commas, wild question marks, and insidious semicolons, but the text didn't let her get confused. He gathered up his seven capital letters, belted the initial in his belt, and set off. Climbing the first ver.


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This took me forever to do until I finally generated t
he full package. I genuinely struggled with this assignment
to the point of tears. I thought I was doing all the
right steps and watching Rios video over and over again.
But hey its a learning process and I kept mine super simple
but its still super hard to read. What I did was a black
background with whit writing as big as I can make it that
read CIT 82. I also easily made the menu accessible from
any page. My one thing I need to figure out is how to remove
drop down menu that is included in the bootstrap and usually
it pops up with a media tag in the html. So I have quite the
night ahead of me to find one itty bitty piece of code but
I am super determined to find it!


Fintan did a nice variation of Kieran's ball bouncer. Great colours and action here!
Michael did a super version of a seaweed farm here! This is based on the code from the Crawler project in week8!
Oisin did a variation on the christmas challenge to show an irish version of the project
Sadhbh's version of the crawler project has great colours!


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Methods defined here:
- create(self, posting)
- Create a new posting in the 3taps system.
'postins' should be a Posting object representing the posting to
create. Note that the posting should not include a 'postKey'
entry, as this will be allocated by the 3taps system.
We attempt to insert the new posting into the 3taps system. Upon
completion, we return a dictionary with the following entries:
'postKey'
The newly-allocated posting key for this posting.
'error'
If a problem occurred with the posting, this will be a
dictionary with 'code' and 'message' entries describing the
error that occurred. If there was no error, there won't be
an "error" entry in the response dictionary.
Note that if the 3taps server cannot be contacted for some reason,
we return None.
- createMany(self, postings)
- Create multiple new postings in the 3taps system.
'postings' should be a list of Posting objects representing the
postings to create. Note that the postings should not include a
'postKey' entry, as this will be allocated by the 3taps system.
We attempt to insert the new postings into the 3taps system. Upon
completion, we return a list of responses, one for each posting in
the 'postings' list. Each response will be a dictionary with the
following entries:
'postKey'
The newly-allocated posting key for this posting.
'error'
If a problem occurred with the posting, this will be a
dictionary with 'code' and 'message' entries describing the
error that occurred. If there was no error, there won't be
an "error" entry in the response dictionary.
Note that if the 3taps server cannot be contacted for some reason,
we return None.
- delete(self, postKey)
- Delete the posting with the given post key from the 3taps system.
We ask the 3taps server to delete the given posting. Upon
completion, we return True if and only if the posting was
successfully deleted.
- deleteMany(self, postKeys)
- Delete multiple postings from the 3taps system.
'postKeys' should be a list of posting keys to delete. Upon
completion, we return True if and only if all the postings were
successfully deleted.
- update(self, posting)
- Update the contents of a posting in the 3taps system.
'posting' should be a Posting object, which includes the posting
key of the posting to update. Any other attributes set in the
Posting object will be used to override the existing value in the
3taps database.
Upon completion, we return True if and only if the update request
was successful.
- updateMany(self, postings)
- Update the contents of multiple postings in the 3taps system.
'postings' should be a list of Posting objects, where each Posting
object includes the posting key of the posting to update. Any
other attributes set in the Posting object will be used to override
the existing value in the 3taps database.
Upon completion, we return True if and only if the update request
was successful.
Methods inherited from threetaps.api.base.apiClient.APIClient:
- __init__(self, url='http://3taps.net', port=80)
- Standard initializer.
The API client will use the given URL and HTTP port to access the
3taps APIs.
- disableLogging(self)
- Turn off logging of HTTP requests.
- enableLogging(self)
- Turn on logging of HTTP requests.
If this is turned on, information about each HTTP request that is
made, including the URL, the supplied parameters, and the type of
response that was received, will be sent to the Python standard
library's logging module as INFO messages.
- sendRequest(self, endpoint, type='GET', **params)
- Send an HTTP request to the 3taps API.
The parameters are as follows:
endpoint
A string that defines the URL to access, relative to our
base URL and HTTP port.
type
The type of HTTP request to make. The following values are
supported:
GET
POST
The remaining keyword parameters (if any) are passed as query
parameters to the URL.
Upon completion, we return a dictionary with the following entries:
status
The HTTP status code returned by the server.
contents
The unprocessed text returned by the server.
content-type
The HTTP content-type value returned by the server.
If a connection cannot be made to the server, we return None.
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- Lee Seulchan (B.S-M.S. combined program)
- Jeong Chungsik
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- Lee Hyeji (06/2016 - 11/2016)
- Hwang Jinwook (06/2016 - 11/2016)
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By: Anisha Narang | @anisha_narang
pip install jenkins-job-builder
jenkins-jobs test /path/to/jobs.yaml
jenkins-jobs update /path/to/jobs.yaml
jenkins-jobs delete job-name
git clone https://github.com/anarang/jjb
git checkout -b mybranch 571a86bf1f95ea66ef9b42471d12e3a51a392fd7
[job_builder]
ignore_cache=True
include_path=.:scripts
allow_duplicates=False
[jenkins]
#user=jenkins
#password=1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef
url=http://vm-67-179-132-209.osop.rhcloud.com/
Job definitions for Jenkins Job Builder are kept in YAML files.
- job:
name: job-name
A Job Template has the same syntax as a Job, but you may add variables anywhere in the definition.
- job-template:
name: test-myname-{env}
project-type: freestyle
description: 'Created by Jenkins Job Builder'
- project:
name: project-name
env:
- stage
- prod
jobs:
- test-myname-{env}
@anisha_narang |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Slides available at: http://anarang.github.io/jenkinsjobbuilder


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TOH
Focus Point: Dan-tian
Concept: Conscious Dissolvement Of All Personal Fights In Order To Achieve Harmony
Mantra Meaning: Conquering Limiting Beliefs/Doubts Will Allow You To Get The Treasures Of Life
Side Effects: Enhances Your Positive Relationship With The Universe, Resulting In Improved Harmony And Balance
Mantra
- JIT RASHI (To Conquer Personality (Limiting Beliefs/Doubts)
- YATRA (Will Allow You To Get)
- JIVA RATNA (The Treasures Of Life)
- SWAHA (While Expressing Yourself In Your Purest Form)
Gods In Religion For Added Visualization
Shinto:
Kasuga, a deer deity, is a messenger between our human mind and our interior spiritual world.
The zodiac being the influences over our character and personality, it is compared here to the lower influences over our life.
Many different things influence our decisions and actions.
These influences come from others and from ourselves. Having conquered these subtle influences, we rejoice in our new life
Buddhists:
Nyorin Kannon, a bodhisattva that fulfills any wish and desire, making life so wonderful.
He is pictured sitting at ease, meditating, and the innermost of his six arms is holding a jewel of happiness
and wisdom that grants the wishes of the devoted prayer.
How It Works
- By Practicing TOH, You Will Develop Your Relationship With Your Immediate Environment, And Eventually With The Entire Universe
- TOH Teaches You To Accept Outside Events Of Life While Remaining At Peace Inside
Visualization
White Energy Filling The Dantian Turning Glowing Golden As It Fills Your Reserve System; While At The Same Time, Let The Outside World Go, And Begin To Lose Yourself In Your Body, As If You Were Wrapping Yourself In A Cocoon
Attitude
- Humility
- Tolerance
- Adaptation
Wisdom From Water
Consider a little stream of water that is trying to run its course between two mountains.
Even if a giant boulder fell into the stream, obstructing its flow, the stream would not complain to the rock “Move out of the way!” and attempt to force the boulder out of its way.
If the power of the rock to remain is greater than the force of the water to move it, the water will humbly flow under the rock and around its sides until it passes again on its way.
Even though the rock tries to damn up the water, the water does not fight the rock.
It remains in a state of harmony and keeps flowing on its own way, with humility.
If you drop a small rock into a pond of water, the ripples will come and go.
Eventually, because of the flexible and adaptive state of water, the pond will return to a peaceful mirror-like state, contemplating itself, contained in its earthly bed.
Thus, the lesson of water is to peacefully contain yourself while you adapt to your environment.
If you learn this lesson properly you will always be in a state of harmony and you will always have ample energy reserves.
Mudra
- With The Perceptive Thumb Of Consciousness, The Sensible Ring Finger And The Stabilizing Ring Finger, This Helps Us To Perceive What Is Going On, While Our Affirming Index And Experimental Middle Finger Are Focusing Inside
- (ELEMENTAL PERSPECTIVE) We Keep Our Air And Fire Fingers Inside, To Become Aware Of The Motion Of Energies Triggered By The Conscious, Sensible And Grounding Fingers Seeking Harmony
Meaning
- Fighting (The Fighting We Lead Against Ourselves, Preventing Us From Attaining Peace And Harmony)
- In Order To Find Peace We Must Understand Our Own Personal Fights
Way Of Life
- Learn to tolerate what is going on around you, and if it seems to affect you, humbly adapt your attitude to the new parameters
- Adaptation means adapting your understanding and point of view to the situation, and using the least amount of energy to flow in harmony with the forces around you, while holding firm to your inner truth
What Is Is NOT
- Expressing Anger In A State Of Battle, Fighting Or Conflict. (This Is You Losing In Favor Of Your Human Ego)
- Repressing Anger Or Joy. Repressing One Or The Other Will Only Hinder Your Ability To Develop Great Willpower, While Accepting To Express Both Joy And Anger Will Release The Pressure Of Inner Fighting
Concept
The Ego Starts Off Any Subject With The Point Of View That It Holds The Truth, And That It Is The Most Important Aspect Of The Equation Of Life. Thus We Fight To Keep Our Fears, Our Guilt, And Our Sadness Inside Of Us, Like Treasures That We Cherish
These Are Our Fights Inside Of Ourselves, And These Fights Consume The Most Of Our Life Energy.
Pay Attention To Your Inner Fighting.
Become Aware Of It To Dissolve It With Conscious Acknowledgment Of It.
Use It To Fuel Yourself When More Willpower Is Needed.
 When We Start To Tamper With Our Inner Construction, It Happens That Our Ego Will Prefer The Stability And Comfort Of What He Already
Emotional Transmutation
- Inner Contact
- Refresh The Memory Of The Emotion And The Situation Linked To It
- Take A Deep Breath And Feel This Emotion Without Limitation
- {DO NOT Amplify It From Your Normal Victim Stance, INSTEAD Listen To It, Feel It, Taste Its Flavor And ACCEPT Its Shape And Its Form And How It Defines Itself}
- Integration
- Get Inside The Emotion And Follow Wherever It Leads You. Be Aware Of All The Feelings That Entering This Emotion Evokes (Pain/Emptiness/Cold Or Hot/Anger Or Sadness) GET INSIDE IT AND BECOME IT
- Liberation
- When You Feel Completely Saturated With The Emotion You Are Working On, That Emotion (And All Of The Energy Trapped With It) Is Freed Up
- It Is Not Released Outside Of You, It Is Available To You Again.  BREATHE And Allow This New Feeling Of Joy To Fill You Up, Release This Positive Emotion
Basic Steps
- Become Aware Of The Emotional Sources Of Every Conflict That I Hold Inside; Without Letting The Ego Disturb, Who Will Sometimes Help And Sometimes Hinder
- Combine Emotional Transmutation With The Recognition Of The Human Ego In His Manipulative Behaviors
- Pay Attention To The Natural Defensive Reactions When You Try To Prevent Yourself From Becoming Aware Of What You Are, In Truth


My friend and I decided to try poppy tea after researching it on the Internet. We obtained our dried poppy pods from the internet. I found wildly conflicting advice regarding how many pods to grind up for a dose of tea, with some recipes advising only 1 pod and some calling for as many as 20. I think this problem may stem from the difference in size between various strains of poppies. We had gigantheum pods so I decided to err on the side of caution and ground up four pods for the two of us.
I put the ground powder into a french press and added the juice of half a lemon. I let it sit while I heated a cup of water on the stove. Before the water was quite boiling I added to the french press and let the mixture sit for a few minutes. Then I pressed the herbage down and poured off the tea into two glasses, measured carefully so the doses were exactly the same. I added honey and stirred. The taste was not great but not as foul as I had been led to expect. It wasn't unlike chamomile; my friend said it tasted like mate. The aftertaste was the worst. We gulped it down in a few sips and started to watch a silly movie. It was about 7pm when we drank the tea.
I felt the effects in my fingers first. They felt tingly and weak. The effect gradually spread up my arms. I started to get irritated by the movie--it was an action flick, and I was feeling like what I really wanted to do was light candles and listen to something slow and trancy like Loreena McKennitt. Loud noises and flashing lights were not doing it for me. But my friend was into the movie so we watched it to completion. At some point the weak-tingliness made it all the way up my arms and into my chest, blossoming under my ribs in a very pleasant sensation. I lay back on the couch and just relaxed, and it was nice.
After the movie was over (about 9 pm) I was feeling definite physical effects as described, but I wasn't feeling euphoria or any mental effects. My friend agreed that his experience was relatively mild as well. We decided to make a second tea using the grounds we had already steeped. We figured this mixture would be half as potent, and would enhance our experience without drastically upping it. When I got up to make the second batch of tea I got dizzy and weak in the knees and had to lie down. Eventually I got up again and finished making the tea. The second batch was much weaker, and therefore much easier to drink; it tasted almost pleasant.
We got in bed and lay around for a while. I started to doze off and to dream, but I decided I would rather have more of an active experience, so we got up and went for a walk. That turned out to be a very good idea. The night air was extremely pleasant and the lights of the city were beautiful. We went to a park and I lay on my back watching the clouds. We were both feeling a gentle, mellow sense of well being at this point--a very light touch of euphoria, nowhere near as intense as, say, drunkenness. We were also feeling very 'normal' mentally, and having ordinary conversations, even though we were aware of the effects of the drug.
We both started to get parched throats, mine so intense that it actually hurt to talk. We decided to go to a pub and get a cold beer. That beer tasted soooooo good. We sat in a corner and drank our pints slowly and talked. We were both feeling gentle and happy. I started to get sleepier and sleeper and it became difficult to hold my eyes open, so we finished our beers and walked slowly home.
I went to sleep almost immediately. It was about 11:30pm. I woke up at 8am in the morning with a mild headache that quickly went away. I went to work and felt normal all day. My friend reported that the effects lingered longer for him; he slept late, got up at 10:30 feeling refreshed, but didn't feel totally normal until noon.
Overall I would say the experience was mild and pleasant. I plan to wait a while before trying it again because I am somewhat concerned about the addictiveness of opiates, but next time we will probably increase the dosage.
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.


Marshalling classes are used to marshall and unmarshal StatefulKnowledgeSessions
See MarshallerFactory for more detailed information.


Algorithms
Given an array of random numbers and a number x, find the pair in the array whose sum is x.
Solution
Sort the array non-decreasingly
Keep two pointers:
Initialize p = 0, q = n-1
While p < q:
If p+q == x: Print “we found the pair”
If p+q > x:
p


MiniPipe: A mini-batch pipeline¶
MiniPipe is a mini-batch pipeline designed for training machine learning models on out-of-memory datasets in a streaming fashion, written in pure Python. MiniPipe is for situations where the data are too large to fit into memory, or when doing so would discourage experiment iterations due to prohibitively long loading and/or processing times.
Instead of a distributed approach MiniPipe is designed around a streaming paradigm that utilizes pipeline parallelism. In the intended use case data are loaded from a data lake one ‘chunk’ at a time. Such an approach requires a training method that allows for iterative training on small batches of data (mini-batches) such as stochastic gradient decent.
The goal of MiniPipe is to encourage experimentation and prototyping at full scale by making complex training pipelines simple, flexible and fast. The look and feel of the Minipipe API is based on the very successful Keras Model API, which strikes a good balance between simplicity and flexibility.
Pipeline Parallelism¶
A MiniPipe pipeline is build up from pipe segments, which may be connected to form a graph. Pipe segments are connected by queues, for accepting upstream data (inputs) and for passing data downstream (outputs).
Consider this simple example.
import minipipe as mp
# loader, transform and save are user defined python functions/generators
pline = mp.PipeLine()
pline.add(mp.Source(loader))
pline.add(mp.Transform(transform))
pline.add(mp.Sink(save))
# Start pipeline
pline.run()
pline.close()
Where loader, transform and save are all user defined functions. If you’ve used the Keras Sequential API this will look familiar to you. MiniPipe has three basic types of pipe segments: Sources, Transforms and Sinks. Each has one requires an argument called functor. For Sources functors must always be an uninitialized generator, while for Sinks and Transforms functors can be either a function or a class (with a run method).
Sources pass data downstream, Sinks accept data from upstream and Transforms do both. In the PipeLine API pipe segments are connected by adding them to an initialized PipeLine and then calling the PipeLine.build method.
All pipe segments run on their own process which allows for asynchronous pipeline parallelization (see figure below). Such parallelization can dramatically increase the throughput of a pipeline and reduce training/processing times.
Serial vs Pipeline Parallel¶
Horizontal Parallelism¶
Additionally MiniPipe allows for horizontal parallelism, allowing for multiple processes to be assigned to bottlenecks. For example, if in the above example Transform is slower than load and save we can assign multiple processes to with with only one change to our code
pline = mp.PipeLine()
pline.add(mp.Source(loader))
pline.add(mp.Transform(transform), n_processes=2) # ask for 2 processes
pline.add(mp.Sink(save))
# Start pipeline
pline.run()
pline.close()
A process pool is created for transform relieving the bottleneck.
Horizonal Parallelism¶
Machine Learning Pipelines¶
MiniPipe is flexible allowing for generic graph topologies to fit any workflow. In the ML development cycle its often necessary to train multiple models to test out different hyperparameters, feature sets, preprocessing or variations on the model itself.
Consider the scenario of hyperparameter tunning where one would like to test out multiple models that use the same training set and preprocessing. It would be inefficient to have a separate pipeline for each model since you’d need to load and preprocess the same data multiple times. Instead one could use MiniPipe to set up a pipeline that loads and processes the data once, feeding the result to multiple GPUs for training as shown below.
Multi-model Training Pipeline¶
This is just one example of many possible pipelines that can make your machine learning workflow more efficient.
Installation¶
Installation is super easy with pip:
pip install minipipe


The PyQt5 Extension API¶
An important feature of PyQt5 (and SIP generated modules in general) is the ability for other extension modules to build on top of it. QScintilla is such an example.
PyQt5 provides an extension API that can be used by other modules. This has the advantage of sharing code and also enforcing consistent behaviour. Part of the API is accessable from Python and part from C++.
Python API¶
The Python part of the API is accessible via the QtCore
module and is typically used by an extension module’s equivalent of PyQt5’s
configure.py.
The API consists of PyQt5.QtCore.PYQT_CONFIGURATION
which is a dict
that describes how PyQt5 was configured. At the moment it contains a single
value called sip_flags
which is a string containing the -t
and -x
flags that were passed to the sip executable by
configure.py. Other extension modules must use the same flags in
their configuration.
This information is also provided by SIP v4’s sipconfig
module.
However this module will not be implemented by SIP v5.
C++ API¶
The C++ API is a set of functions. The addresses of each function is obtained
by calling SIP’s sipImportSymbol()
function with the name of the
function required.
Several of the functions are provided as a replacement for SIP v4 features
(i.e. SIP_ANYSLOT
, SIP_QOBJECT
, SIP_RXOBJ_CON
, SIP_RXOBJ_DIS
,
SIP_SIGNAL
, SIP_SLOT
, SIP_SLOT_CON
and SIP_SLOT_DIS
) that are
not supported by SIP v5.
The functions exported by PyQt5 are as follows:
-
void
pyqt_err_print
()¶ New in version 5.4.
A replacement for
PyErr_Print()
. In PyQt v5.4 it raises a deprecation warning and callsPyErr_Print()
. In PyQt v5.5 and later it passes the text of the exception and traceback toqFatal()
.
-
char **
pyqt5_from_argv_list
(PyObject *argv_list, int &argc)¶ Convert a Python list to a standard C array of command line arguments and an argument count.
Parameters: - argv_list – is the Python list of arguments.
- argc – is updated with the number of arguments in the list.
Returns: an array of pointers to the arguments on the heap.
-
PyObject *
pyqt5_from_qvariant_by_type
(QVariant &value, PyObject *type)¶ Convert a
QVariant
to a Python object according to an optional Python type.Parameters: - value – is the value to convert.
- type – is the Python type.
Returns: the converted value. If it is
0
then a Python exception will have been raised.
-
sipErrorState
pyqt5_get_connection_parts
(PyObject *slot, QObject *transmitter, const char *signal_signature, bool single_shot, QObject **receiver, QByteArray &slot_signature)¶ Get the receiver object and slot signature to allow a signal to be connected to an optional transmitter.
Parameters: - slot – is the slot and should be a callable or a bound signal.
- transmitter – is the optional
QObject
transmitter. - signal_signature – is the signature of the signal to be connected.
- single_shot – is
true
if the signal will only ever be emitted once. - receiver – is updated with the
QObject
receiver. This may be a proxy if the slot requires it. - slot_signature – is updated with the signature of the slot.
Returns: the error state. If this is
sipErrorFail
then a Python exception will have been raised.
-
const QMetaObject *
pyqt5_get_qmetaobject
(PyTypeObject *type)¶ Get the QMetaObject instance for a Python type. The Python type must be a sub-type of
QObject
’s Python type.Parameters: type – is the Python type object. Returns: the QMetaObject
.
-
sipErrorState
pyqt5_get_pyqtsignal_parts
(PyObject *signal, QObject **transmitter, QByteArray &signal_signature)¶ Get the transmitter object and signal signature from a bound signal.
Parameters: - signal – is the bound signal.
- transmitter – is updated with the
QObject
transmitter. - signal_signature – is updated with the signature of the signal.
Returns: the error state. If this is
sipErrorFail
then a Python exception will have been raised.
-
sipErrorState
pyqt5_get_pyqtslot_parts
(PyObject *slot, QObject **receiver, QByteArray &slot_signature)¶ Get the receiver object and slot signature from a callable decorated with
pyqtSlot()
.Parameters: - slot – is the callable slot.
- receiver – is updated with the
QObject
receiver. - slot_signature – is updated with the signature of the slot.
Returns: the error state. If this is
sipErrorFail
then a Python exception will have been raised.
-
sipErrorState
pyqt5_get_signal_signature
(PyObject *signal, const QObject *transmitter, QByteArray &signal_signature)¶ Get the signature string for a bound or unbound signal. If the signal is bound, and the given transmitter is specified, then it must be bound to the transmitter.
Parameters: - signal – is the signal.
- transmitter – is the optional
QObject
transmitter. - signal_signature – is updated with the signature of the signal.
Returns: the error state. If this is
sipErrorFail
then a Python exception will have been raised.
-
void
pyqt5_register_from_qvariant_convertor
(bool (*convertor)(const QVariant&, PyObject **))¶ Register a convertor function that converts a
QVariant
value to a Python object.Parameters: convertor – is the convertor function. This takes two arguments. The first argument is the QVariant
value to be converted. The second argument is updated with a reference to the result of the conversion and it will be0
, and a Python exception raised, if there was an error. The convertor will returntrue
if the value was handled so that no other convertor will be tried.
-
void
pyqt5_register_to_qvariant_convertor
(bool (*convertor)(PyObject *, QVariant&, bool *))¶ Register a convertor function that converts a Python object to a
QVariant
value.Parameters: convertor – is the convertor function. This takes three arguments. The first argument is the Python object to be converted. The second argument is a pointer to QVariant
value that is updated with the result of the conversion. The third argument is updated with an error flag which will befalse
, and a Python exception raised, if there was an error. The convertor will returntrue
if the value was handled so that no other convertor will be tried.
-
void
pyqt5_register_to_qvariant_data_convertor
(bool (*convertor)(PyObject *, void *, int, bool *))¶ Register a convertor function that converts a Python object to the pre-allocated data of a
QVariant
value.Parameters: convertor – is the convertor function. This takes four arguments. The first argument is the Python object to be converted. The second argument is a pointer to the pre-allocated data of a QVariant
value that is updated with the result of the conversion. The third argument is the meta-type of the value. The fourth argument is updated with an error flag which will befalse
, and a Python exception raised, if there was an error. The convertor will returntrue
if the value was handled so that no other convertor will be tried.
-
void
pyqt5_update_argv_list
(PyObject *argv_list, int argc, char **argv)¶ Update a Python list from a standard C array of command line arguments and an argument count. This is used in conjunction with
pyqt5_from_argv_list()
to handle the updating of argument lists after calling constructors of classes such asQCoreApplication
.Parameters: - argv_list – is the Python list of arguments that will be updated.
- argc – is the number of command line arguments.
- argv – is the array of pointers to the arguments on the heap.


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by By Press AssociationPolice are treating the death of a man in Co Down as suspicious.
The body of the 68-year-old was found at his home in Bangor on Tuesday evening.
Officers have launched an investigation into the circumstances of the incident in Birch Drive.
A post-mortem examination is to be conducted to determine the cause of death.
Police have released no other details.


Wekan
Joel spolsky speaks about
trellos launch
[Can be a good starting point for us to research features]
Quotes
"Trello is for anything where you want to maintain a list of lists with a group of people"
--
Akshat Jiwan Sharma


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Something that renders a 3D scene to the screen using OpenGL.
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◆ checkGLErrors()
| bool AbstractRenderer::checkGLErrors |
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Helper method to loop glGetError() and print out all current errors.
Prints nothing if there are no errors, but otherwise prints the names of the errors.
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- Returns true if an error was detected and false otherwise.
◆ cleanUp
| virtual void AbstractRenderer::cleanUp |
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This slot should clean up all resources associated to the renderer.
◆ create()
| virtual void AbstractRenderer::create |
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This is (should be) called on an OpenGL thread before this object is used. Allows the renderer to initialize its OpenGL-dependent objects.
The difference between this and initializeGL() is that this should only include lightweight initialization.
Reimplemented in SimpleTexturedRenderer.
◆ doneContextCurrent
| void AbstractRenderer::doneContextCurrent |
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◆ initializeGL()
| void AbstractRenderer::initializeGL |
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Initializes OpenGL-related details.
◆ initializeRenderer()
| virtual void AbstractRenderer::initializeRenderer |
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Used to initialize renderer parameters that require an OpenGL context to be bound.
Implemented in SimpleTexturedRenderer.
◆ makeContextCurrent
| void AbstractRenderer::makeContextCurrent |
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◆ paint()
| virtual void AbstractRenderer::paint |
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Uses OpenGL commands to draw to the frame buffer. Nothing is assumed about the previous contents of the frame (i.e. glClear does not need to be called before this), and the OpenGL state should not change as a result of calling this function.
It is assumed that initializeGL() has been called for the current OpenGL context.
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| vpMatrix | The model-view-projection matrix that should be used. |
| camPos | The world-space coordinates of the camera. |
Implemented in SimpleTexturedRenderer.
◆ repaintNeeded
| void AbstractRenderer::repaintNeeded |
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Emitted when the renderer has updates to make to its image.
◆ requestUpdate
| void AbstractRenderer::requestUpdate |
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Calling this slot makes the renderer update itself when possible.
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