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What is the reason that is_well_order
is used in the library (for example for ordinals), but that it doesn't extend the other order structures, like linear order? Why is it used in instead of having an argument [well_order α]
which extends linear_order
?
it's less easy to deal with linear_order
objects as if they were just relations
also I had some issues with the fact that the hierarchy was built on le instead of lt
at least, that's what I remember
well, most classes in the hierarchy have both le
and lt
, right?
If I want to use lemmas about linear_order
, is the nicest thing to do just to have a local instance?
yeah, that's what I do in the ordinal proofs
there is a function for that
ok, thanks
linear_order_of_STO'
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We aren’t done until your custom fixtures, millwork, displays, and architectural features are properly installed, and your store is fully rolled out. From idea to installation, Peregrine exists to ensure that your brand achieves its full power and potential.
Adept with acrylics, plastic resins, glass, hardwoods, laminates, solid surfaces and metals, our teams specialize in creating unique fixtures, displays, environmental signage, millwork, furniture and other architectural features in our 30,000 sq/ft facility in the heart of Metro Vancouver.
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326130 - Laminated Plastic Plate, Sheet (except Packaging), and Shape Manufacturing
326198 - All Other Plastic Product Manufacturing
332710 - Machine Shops
337123 - Other Wood Household Furniture Manufacturing
337127 - Institutional Furniture Manufacturing
337213 - Wood Office Furniture, including Custom Architectural Woodwork, Manufacturing
337214 - Office Furniture (except Wood) Manufacturing
541410 - Interior Design Services
541420 - Industrial Design Services
541490 - Other Specialized Design Services
541899 - All Other Services Related to Advertising
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Product / Service / Licensing
- Window Displays
- Fixtures & Furniture
- Props & Sets
- Storefront Design
- Galleries & Museums
- Promotional Products
- Partitions
- Wall Features
- Ceiling Applications
- Lighting
- Windows & Façades
- Furniture
- 3form products & fabrication
The Heartland Collection is a tribute to the 500 million cubic metres of Lodgepole Pine that have been killed by the Mountain Pine Beetle (MPB) in the Interior of British Columbia.
Each piece of this line carries clean, rectangular lines and edges. Each remains faithful to the urban design appeal yet showcases the natural warmth and softness of the wood hovering in the face of gravity.
MODERN SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
From tables, chairs and benches, to corporate furniture, to shelves and coffee tables this suite of furniture is uniquely "BC".
In keeping with Peregrines enduring philosophy, each piece of our signature furniture line is crafted from the highest quality materials - selected, fabricated and hand-crafted right here in British Columbia, Canada.
The Mountain Pine Beetle naturally "blue-stained" pine beams we incoporate into our Heartland furniture is considered a natural artisan product - each one completely and truly unique. Checking, knots, and minor cupping are considered part of each piece's natural, individualistic and inconsistent aesthetic appeal.
Our in-house creative team combines creativity with technical insight to offer design solutions that are buildable, without compromising visual appeal.
We start the conceptual process by getting a thorough understanding of your needs. The ideation phase is all about bridging the gaps between those needs and a powerful idea, worthy of your brand.
Using concept sketches and computer renderings, our team of designers and artists apply their insight and expertise in product and industrial design to your project and work with you - honing concepts, function, and aesthetics - until your vision is realized.
DESIGN
We are often asked to design-assist some of the most challenging projects. By pairing comprehensive design services with state-of-the-art fabrication capabilities, we coordinate every step of the process for our clients with creativity and efficacy.
Our designers and project managers will take your boldest ideas and transforms them into buildable designs, adding value and reducing potential costs along the way. Experts in working with a wide variety of materials and maximizing efficiency without compromising quality, our team will find the shortest path to an end product that you will be proud to associate with your brand.
BUILD
You’ve finalized your design and shop drawings: now the magic happens. In the hands of our skilled fabricators, your best ideas and designs will become the kind of tangible reality that turns heads and functions with perfect efficiency.
Since 1977, Peregrine has manufactured gallery quality products for some of the most distinguished brands, retail, and corporate spaces in North America. In keeping with our tradition for quality craftsmanship, our team of in-house fabricators will handcraft your product with the highest degree of efficiency and care, using the finest materials and cutting edge technology.
We aren’t done until your custom fixtures, millwork, displays, and architectural features are properly installed, and your store is fully rolled out. From idea to installation, Peregrine exists to ensure that your brand achieves its full power and potential.
Adept with acrylics, plastic resins, glass, hardwoods, laminates, solid surfaces and metals, our teams specialize in creating unique fixtures, displays, environmental signage, millwork, furniture and other architectural features in our 30,000 sq/ft facility in the heart of Metro Vancouver.
Operating from a modern 10,000 square foot facility, our shop floor is equipped with the latest equipment to provide a full range of services in single run items or for large quantity runs. Our experienced fabricators and control processes ensure all projects are produced to the highest quality and on-time.
DESIGN
Ideation Services | Concept Sketches | Renderings | CAD Drawings | Shop Drawings | Prototypes | Material Selection | Graphic Design Support
PLASTICS FABRICATION
CNC Routing | Cutting | Complex Curves | Drilling | Brake Bending | Casting (embedded objects) | Heavy cementing | Glueing | Welding | Edge Profiling | Routing | Flame Polishing
PLASTICS THERMOFORMING
Line Bending | Vacuum Forming | Drape Forming | Blow Forming | Rotational Molding
OTHER
Laser Etching | Woodworking | Painting | Films | LED Lighting | Surface refinishing | Hardware | Installation | Digital, screen & vinyl printing
Peregrine offers a complete range of materials with extensive experience working with plastics, to help our clients maintain their competitive edge, budget, logistics, brand, design and application requirements:
PLASTICS
ABS, Acrylic (ie. Plexiglas®, Lucite®,) , Expanded PVC, Foam Board, PETG, Polycarbonate (ie. Lexan), Polystyrene, and specialty resins from 3form®, Lumicor®, Parapan® and Corian®. Specialized plastics with properties such as UV resistance, weather resistance, scratch/abrasion resistance, impact, blast & bullet resistance, anti-reflection and high optical clarity are also available.
For a more detailed listing of our plastics, brands and their suited applications please refer to our Plastics Materials Guide which has been compiled as an information source for the different types of plastics and resins we can fabricate with.
METALS, WOOD, GLASS & LOW-WATTAGE LIGHTING
For further help with selecting the material most suitable to your need please contact us or call<PHONE_NUMBER> to talk with a Peregrine sales associate.
5999-Miscellaneous Electrical and Electronic Components
6210-Indoor and Outdoor Electric Lighting Fixtures
6260-Nonelectrical Lighting Fixtures
6640-Laboratory Equipment and Supplies
7105-Household Furniture
7110-Office Furniture
7195-Miscellaneous Furniture and Fixtures
7210-Household Furnishings
7290-Miscellaneous Household and Commercial Furnishings and Appliances
9330-Plastics Fabricated Materials
9905-Signs, Advertising Displays, and Identification Plates
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A little over a month ago I saw the graphs of the transmission rates of covid19. I thought we were in for a terrifying ride, and spoke with my family about it. My dad agreed and put in an order for two boxes of latex gloves and two boxes of surgical masks.
Fast forward to today, we're entering a time of unprecedented strain on our public health systems. Medical staff around the world are reporting from the frontlines that the supply of PPE (personal protective equipment) is inadequate, putting their lives and their patients' lives at risk.
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My bet is there are many more of you out there just like me. You meant no harm in ordering this equipment ahead. You just wanted to be prepared and keep yourselves and your loved ones safe. But now it's time to reroute these things to the hospitals that desperately need them.
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Liverpool fans disappointed with Jurgen Klopp's Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain decision
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has been in stunning form, and even won Liverpool's player of the month, but has only made the bench this Sunday
by Jake Polden, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/jake-polden/Liverpool fans are disappointed to see that Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has not been named in the starting XI to take on Manchester City.
The English midfielder has enjoyed a sensational month, even winning Liverpool's Standard Chartered Player of the Month award, but has been named on the bench by Jurgen Klopp.
Oxlade-Chamberlain was particularly impressive in the Reds' 4-1 win over Genk in the Champions League before netting a stunning goal in the Carabao Cup victory over Arsenal.
Reds supporters had hoped that Klopp would name him in the starting XI for the biggest game of their season to date against champions City in the Premier League.
And many are making themselves hard on Twitter , with one asking: "Where is Oxlade-Chamberlain?" and another adding: "Really wished Ox was starting, but we knew he'd stick with Henderson."
Oxlade-Chamberlain spoke out recently about winning Liverpool's player of the month award.
"Looking back, it was a really, really good month for me and a step in the right direction to where I want to get back to," he told Liverpoolfc.com upon receiving the Standard Chartered prize.
"That's the thing with football, in the space of a week or two, a lot can change for an individual or a team – and I've sort of had that with Genk, Arsenal and then Genk again, with a really good win away at Aston Villa for us between as well.
"It's been a bit of a crazy 10 days/two weeks, but it was really positive for myself with where I want to get back to.
"In terms of goals, I don't think I've ever been as consistent before in the space of a couple of weeks, so that's been really nice, but I still think there's a long way to go for me to get my all-round game back to where it needs to be.
"It was a good month moving in the right direction, for sure."


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The Mach 4 Project
The goal of the Mach 4 project
is to investigate some new research ideas,
fix the major problems of Mach 3,
and provide the base needed by the Flux project,
ending up with a fast, flexible, functional kernel
worthy of being called Mach version 4.
We will retain compatibility with Mach 3 to as much as is practical.
Slides from an overview talk concentrating on aspects of the Mach 4 kernel
give some details.
It is important to note that most of our work distributed up to this
point (and on the Intel x86 platform, all of it) contains little of our
research. On the x86, the distributed changes have been 100% oriented
to increasing Mach's ease of use and practicality in a PC environment.
This emphasis is reflected in these pages. The research and development
are happening, and will be available eventually.
Release Information
Current Release
Old Release Information
The latest Mach snapshot for the x86 is available by anonymous FTP to
flux.cs.utah.edu.
In general, the PA version has not yet been wholly integrated with
these rather x86-specific mach4 notes or the source code--
as currently distributed, they are separate tar files.
This will change!
See the "changes" sections below, the
ChangeLogs in the source distribution,
and the mailing list archive to find out what's new and
different from CMU's version of Mach, and what is planned for the near
future. We will be putting some more complete documentation in these
Web pages before long.
The current snapshot is primarily based on CMU's MK83a, with a totally
new GNU-style build environment and changes by Johannes Helander to
support the Lites server. The hp700 support is all new vs. MK83. On
the x86, we have introduced a new microkernel boot mechanism and
incorporated changes from Remy Card to support Linux ext2 filesystems,
and changes from Csizmazia Balazs to support MINIX filesystems.
The kernel also contains some new device drivers provided by
Shantanu Goel and Steve Clawson.
The x86 kernel can be booted from either Linux, NetBSD, or Mach boot
loaders, runs Lites with no problem, but does not incorporate any of
our research work. However, that will be coming soon.
Mailing Lists
Send a message to
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to get on the mach4-users mailing list,
which is for general questions and discussion regarding the Mach 4 project.
You can get a
copy of the mailing list archive from jaguar.cs.utah.edu
(1.3MB in November '95).
You can also read the mach4-users mailing list archive on-line
either by
threads or by
subject.
If you would prefer to see only announcements relating to the project,
send a message to
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to get on the mach4-announce mailing list,
which is a lower-volume list for announcements only.
Note that if you are on the mach4-users mailing list,
you will also see everything posted to the mach4-announce list:
you do not need to be on both lists at once.
Warning:
There is probably a lot of slightly (or grossly) out-of-date information in these pages;
it's impossible to keep them up-to-date all the time.
If you find anything obviously inaccurate or out-of-date,
please send us a message,
preferably containing some replacement text that we can simply glue in.
It'll get updated faster that way.
More Information
- Installation:
How to get Mach configured, compiled, and installed on your system.
Mach can be compiled using native build tools on Linux, BSD, Mach+UX, and Mach+Lites,
and can be cross-compiled from any environment
on which you can build the necessary GNU cross-development tools.
- Subprojects:
Some things needing to be done or currently in progress.
You can help!
- Changes already made to Mach:
Things that have already been done.
Includes some notes on how to bring older ports to other architectures
up-to-date with the latest Mach4 releases.
- Mach-related papers:
PostScript papers available describing
some of the Mach restructuring work in more detail.
- The
mach4-users Mailing List Archive
is available for reading online. The archive can also be
viewed sorted by
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SimulaQron.cqc.backend package¶
Subpackages¶
SimulaQron.cqc.backend.cqcHeader module¶
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class
SimulaQron.cqc.backend.cqcHeader.
CQCCmdHeader
(headerBytes=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Header for a command instruction packet.
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HDR_LENGTH
= 4¶
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class
SimulaQron.cqc.backend.cqcHeader.
CQCCommunicationHeader
(headerBytes=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Header used to send information to which node to send information to. Used for example in Send and EPR commands This header has a size of 8
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HDR_LENGTH
= 8¶
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pack
()[source]¶ Pack data into packet form. For definitions see cLib/cqc.h :returns the packed header
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packaging_format
= '=HLH'¶
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class
SimulaQron.cqc.backend.cqcHeader.
CQCFactoryHeader
(headerBytes=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Header used to send factory information
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HDR_LENGTH
= 2¶
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package_format
= '=BB'¶
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class
SimulaQron.cqc.backend.cqcHeader.
CQCHeader
(headerBytes=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Definition of the general CQC header.
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class
SimulaQron.cqc.backend.cqcHeader.
CQCNotifyHeader
(headerBytes=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Header used to specify notification details.
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class
SimulaQron.cqc.backend.cqcHeader.
CQCRotationHeader
(headerBytes=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Header used to define the rotation angle of a gate
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HDR_LENGTH
= 1¶
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pack
()[source]¶ Pack data into packet form. For definitions see cLib/cqc.h :returns the packed header
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packaging_format
= '=B'¶
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class
SimulaQron.cqc.backend.cqcHeader.
CQCSequenceHeader
(headerBytes=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Header used to indicate size of a sequence. Currently exactly the same as CQCRotationHeaer. Seperate classes used clearity and for possible future adaptability. (Increase length for example)
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HDR_LENGTH
= 1¶
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pack
()[source]¶ Pack data into packet form. For definitions see cLib/cqc.h :returns the packed header
-
packaging_format
= '=B'¶
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class
SimulaQron.cqc.backend.cqcHeader.
CQCXtraHeader
(headerBytes=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Optional addtional cmd header information. Only relevant for certain commands.
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HDR_LENGTH
= 16¶
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class
SimulaQron.cqc.backend.cqcHeader.
CQCXtraQubitHeader
(headerBytes=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Header used to send qubit of a secondary qubit for two qubit gates
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HDR_LENGTH
= 2¶
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pack
()[source]¶ Pack data into packet form. For definitions see cLib/cqc.h :returns the packed header
-
packaging_format
= '=H'¶
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SimulaQron.cqc.backend.cqcProtocol module¶
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class
SimulaQron.cqc.backend.cqcProtocol.
CQCFactory
(host, name, cqc_net, backend)[source]¶ Bases:
twisted.internet.protocol.Factory
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is_adjacent
(remote_host_name)[source]¶ Checks if remote host is adjacent to this node, according to the specified topology. :param remote_host_name: str
The name of the remote hostReturns:
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class
SimulaQron.cqc.backend.cqcProtocol.
CQCProtocol
(factory)[source]¶ Bases:
twisted.internet.protocol.Protocol
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connectionLost
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Clear any circular references here, and any external references to this Protocol. The connection has been closed.
@type reason: L{twisted.python.failure.Failure}
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connectionMade
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dataReceived
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It all started when friend and I decided we wanted to try belladonna. The main reason I did it, is because I read it would bring back vivid memories. My mother died when I was about 4, so I didnt think much would come of it.
Boy was I wrong.
4:30
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4:45
I get a phone call from another friend saying hes coming over.
5:00
About 1/2 cup of water has evaporated.
5:30
I turn the stove off, and let the tea just boil for a while.
5:50
We each drink about 1 cup of the tea, later would I learn that I was the only one to drink the whole cup. It tastes like ginseng, a little sweet, not bitter at all. If it werent for the cotton mouth, it would be quite nice.
6:10
The first side effects start to kick in, dry mouth, dry eyes, stomach ache. I got up to go to the bathroom, and fell flat on my face.
6:30
I decided to lay down, while my friends watched TV. This is where memories start to fade away into nothing.
I first forgot what day it was, and believing that I must get ready for school, I went to go take a shower, but there was a line of people waiting to get in the shower as well. My own bathroom, and there was a line! At this point in time, I had forgotten that I had taken the belladonna, and was unaware that my friends had left. I have this thing about watching me go to the bathroom, and when I went into the bathroom, there were about 4 people just standing around in there, all around the toilet, I couldn't go!
If that wasnt bad enough, a cop came up to me, and asked me to hide some cookies. *you will see how this is important later*
I started to watch a little TV, when suddenly I saw a picture of my dad and my mom and my sister all on the TV. They were all saying things, and just as soon as it started, my mom came out of the TV and started yelling at me. I was pretty confused at this point. BAM! I'm downstairs for some reason, my pants are gone, and someone is shaking me. It's my cousin, telling me to come show her how to play guitar. I get up, put some pants on, and go into the guitar room. I turn on the AMP, and let her play a little. She played pretty good, I walked into my own room, and sat down on my bed. A girl walked by my door, and as the light from my room shined on her, she faded away, but as soon as she got into the shadows again, she came into existence. Many other things happened, but not in any order I can remember very clearly.
The time I took the Tea was about 5:50pm, the time I went to sleep was about 6am. I was talking to myself for about 12 hours. And the whole time I was convinced I was not imagining things. Everything was too realistic. Those cookies I mentioned earlier, well, I found them, exactly where I had hid them. My cousin playing guitar? she never came over last night. People waiting in line for my shower? Yeah right.
I thought I had lost the belladonna, when I found it in my dad's closet. I dont remember putting it in there, but I must have. Its as if, part of me was awake, while the other part was sleepwalking. One half of me was constantly setting up the next sequence of events, while the other half was living them out one step at a time.
The warnings about blindness?  Before drinking tea, I had drank about 4 cups of water. And still, I was pretty dehydrated. Now and then I will see flashes of people walking by, but arent there.
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A word to the wise, do not, I REPEAT DO NOT, attempt to ingest this plant in any way shape or form without first being able to fully give up your sanity. Drink plenty of fluids, and have plenty of fluids ready for you. My friends were assholes and left me, some friends huh? Have at least 2 sitters ready, that way they can take turns sleeping.
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by Keri TriggA driver involved in a crash in which a popular butcher died has been charged with causing death by dangerous driving.
Stuart Fletcher, 55, died at the scene of the collision in Shobdon, near Leominster, just after 6am on Friday, October 25.
The 23-year-old driver of the car was arrested and released under police investigation.
Joshua Barber, of Lyonshall, near Kington, has now been charged over the collision and remains on bail. No court date has been set.
Tributes poured in for Mr Fletcher in the aftermath of the incident. He had several butchers' shops in the area over the years as well as having a hog roast business and driving for Lucton School.
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[xix] Dr. Rudolph Hermann, Director of the Research Institute of the University of Alabama at Huntsville (UAH), encouraged much of the early work of the Saturn history project. His successor, Dr. John F. Porter, Jr., and Dr. J. Edwin Rush, Director of Graduate Programs and research at UAH, provided continuing encouragement and support.
Frederick I. Ordway III and David L. Christensen were primarily responsible for acquiring specialized documentation under the UAH contract. With unusual accuracy and efficiency, Mrs. M.L. Childress helped set up the documentary files and their annotated index and typed several early drafts of the history. John Stuart Beltz, one of the original historians on the project, drafted several "working papers" on aspects of the Saturn program that were helpful in preparing the final manuscript. Beltz conducted several interviews and acquired contractor documentation, particularly concerning the S-II stage of the Saturn V. Many long conversations with him helped shape this and other parts of the Saturn narrative. Mitchell R. Sharpe of George C. Marshall Space Flight Center developed working papers and bibliographies on early rocket history and assisted in acquiring materials on Saturn management (chapter 9) and the "all-up" launch of the first Saturn V (chapter 12).
At the MSFC Historical Office, David S. Akens, Leo L. Jones, and A. Ruth Jarrell offered continuous assistance. After the office was abolished, Robert G. Sheppard, Don Lakey, and Betty Davis helped fill requests for additional information and coordinated the distribution of preliminary copies of the manuscript within MSFC for editorial comment. Bonnie Holmes, in the MSFC Director's Office, provided invaluable help during a follow-up research visit to MSFC during the summer of 1975 and helped acquire photographs and drawings.
During the final phases of completing the manuscript, the documents of the Saturn history project were temporarily transferred to the Johnson Space Center (JSC) near the University of Houston/Clear Lake City (UH/CLC) campus. James M. Grimwood, JSC Historian, not only [xx] provided shelf space for these documents but also provided office facilities, access to the coffee pot, encouragement, and advice. My debt to him is considerable. I wish to thank Sally Gates and my other colleagues, also of JSC, at work on NASA histories; Edward and Linda Ezell and David Compton, whose interest and suggestions were unfailingly helpful. At UH/CLC, Dr. Calvin Cannon, Dean of Human Sciences and Humanities, and Dr. Peter Fischer, Director of Programs in Humanities, generously cooperated in arranging teaching duties to benefit research and writing. Special thanks go to Jean Sherwood and Myra Hewitt Young who worked so cheerfully and conscientiously in typing the manuscript.
Dr. Eugene M. Emme, of the History Office at NASA Headquarters in Washington, D.C., organized and guided the NASA historical program and monitored the Apollo-Saturn history effort. Lee Saegesser, archivist in the History Office, invariably turned up needed illustrations and documents. I owe a special debt, however, to Dr. Monte D. Wright, Directory of the History Office, and Dr. Frank W. Anderson, Jr., Publications Manager, for their painstaking and thorough editing of early drafts of the manuscript. I learned much from their criticisms, and the manuscript, I trust, is much the better for their close attention to it. I would like to emphasize here that I have had complete freedom in interpreting the Saturn program in my own way. I was only cautioned at one point not to write in such a way to open myself to the charge of delivering a "company history."
Personnel from NASA and contractors' offices all over the United States diligently and graciously responded to requests for additional illustrations and documentation. Dozens of NASA and contractor personnel (the majority of whom still remain unknown to me) read various drafts of the manuscript and returned copies with suggestions and corrections. Since I cannot possibly identify and list all of them, I can only acknowledge my great obligation to their interest in this history of Saturn. Likewise, I want to acknowledge the cooperation extended by the dozens of NASA and contractor personnel who consented to interviews. As for any remaining errors of fact or interpretation, they are mine.
Portions of this text have appeared elsewhere, and I wish to acknowledge the following publications and editors for cooperation in incorporating revised versions in the present text: "Aircraft for the Space Age: The Guppy Series of Transports," Aerospace Historian (Summer 1974); "From the S-IV to the S-IVB: The Evolution of Rocket Stage for Space Exploration," Journal of the British Interplanetary Society (December 1979); "To make a Giant Leap: Rocket Engines for Manned Lunar Missions," in Kent Newmyer, ed., Historical Essays in Honor of Kenneth R. Rossman (Doane College, Crete, Neb., 1980).
I could never have finished the history of Saturn without the affection and encouragement of my wife Linda and without the heart-warming interest of Paula and Alex in "the rocket book."


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Creates a callable TensorFlow graph from a Python function.
tf.compat.v1.function
tf.compat.v2.function
tf.function( func=None, input_signature=None, autograph=True, experimental_autograph_options=None, experimental_relax_shapes=False )
function
constructs a callable that executes a TensorFlow graph
(tf.Graph
) created by tracing the TensorFlow operations in func
.
This allows the TensorFlow runtime to apply optimizations and exploit
parallelism in the computation defined by func
.
Example Usage
def f(x, y): return tf.reduce_mean(tf.multiply(x ** 2, 3) + y) g = tf.function(f) x = tf.constant([[2.0, 3.0]]) y = tf.constant([[3.0, -2.0]]) # `f` and `g` will return the same value, but `g` will be executed as a # TensorFlow graph. assert f(x, y).numpy() == g(x, y).numpy() # Tensors and tf.Variables used by the Python function are captured in the # graph. @tf.function def h(): return f(x, y) assert (h().numpy() == f(x, y).numpy()).all() # Data-dependent control flow is also captured in the graph. Supported # control flow statements include `if`, `for`, `while`, `break`, `continue`, # `return`. @tf.function def g(x): if tf.reduce_sum(x) > 0: return x * x else: return -x // 2 # print and TensorFlow side effects are supported, but exercise caution when # using Python side effects like mutating objects, saving to files, etc. l = [] @tf.function def g(x): for i in x: print(i) # Works tf.compat.v1.assign(v, i) # Works tf.compat.v1.py_func(lambda i: l.append(i))(i) # Works l.append(i) # Caution! Doesn't work.
Note that unlike other TensorFlow operations, we don't convert python
numerical inputs to tensors. Moreover, a new graph is generated for each
distinct python numerical value, for example calling g(2)
and g(3)
will
generate two new graphs (while only one is generated if you call
g(tf.constant(2))
and g(tf.constant(3))
). Therefore, python numerical
inputs should be restricted to arguments that will have few distinct values,
such as hyperparameters like the number of layers in a neural network. This
allows TensorFlow to optimize each variant of the neural network.
Referencing tf.Variable
s
The Python function func
may reference stateful objects (such as
tf.Variable
).
These are captured as implicit inputs to the callable returned by function
.
For example:
c = tf.Variable(0) @tf.function def f(x): c.assign_add(1) return x + tf.compat.v1.to_float(c) assert int(c) == 0 assert f(1.0) == 2.0 assert int(c) == 1 assert f(1.0) == 3.0 assert int(c) == 2
function
can be applied to methods of an object. For example:
class Dense(object): def __init__(self): self.W = tf.Variable(tf.compat.v1.glorot_uniform_initializer()((10, 10))) self.b = tf.Variable(tf.zeros(10)) @tf.function def compute(self, x): return tf.matmul(x, self.W) + self.b d1 = Dense() d2 = Dense() x = tf.random.uniform((10, 10)) # d1 and d2 are using distinct variables assert not (d1.compute(x).numpy() == d2.compute(x).numpy()).all()
Usage with tf.keras
The call
methods of a tf.keras.Model
subclass can be decorated with
function
in order to apply graph execution optimizations on it.
For example:
class MyModel(tf.keras.Model): def __init__(self, keep_probability=0.2): super(MyModel, self).__init__() self.dense1 = tf.keras.layers.Dense(4) self.dense2 = tf.keras.layers.Dense(5) self.keep_probability = keep_probability @tf.function def call(self, inputs, training=True): y = self.dense2(self.dense1(inputs)) if training: return tf.nn.dropout(y, self.keep_probability) else: return y model = MyModel() model(x, training=True) # executes a graph, with dropout model(x, training=False) # executes a graph, without dropout
Input Signatures
function
instantiates a separate graph for every unique set of input
shapes and datatypes. For example, the following code snippet will result
in three distinct graphs being traced, as each input has a different
shape.
@tf.function def f(x): return tf.add(x, 1.) scalar = tf.constant(1.0) vector = tf.constant([1.0, 1.0]) matrix = tf.constant([[3.0]]) f(scalar) f(vector) f(matrix)
An "input signature" can be optionally provided to function
to control
the graphs traced. The input signature specifies the shape and type of each
Tensor
argument to the function using a tf.TensorSpec
object. For example,
the following code snippet ensures that a single graph is created where the
input Tensor
is required to be a floating point tensor with no restrictions
on shape.
@tf.function(input_signature=[tf.TensorSpec(shape=None, dtype=tf.float32)]) def f(x): return tf.add(x, 1.)
When an input_signature
is specified, the callable will convert the inputs
to the specified TensorSpecs.
Tracing and staging
When autograph
is True
, all Python control flow that depends on Tensor
values is staged into a TensorFlow graph. When autograph
is False
, the
function is traced and control flow is not allowed to depend on data.
Note that function
only stages TensorFlow operations, all Python code that
func
executes and does not depend on data will shape the construction of
the graph.
For example, consider the following:
import numpy as np def add_noise(): return tf.eye(5) + np.random.randn(5, 5) traced = tf.function(add_noise)
add_noise()
will return a different output every time it is invoked.
However, traced()
will return the same value every time it is called,
since a particular random value generated by the np.random.randn
call will
be inserted in the traced/staged TensorFlow graph as a constant. In this
particular example, replacing np.random.randn(5, 5)
with
tf.random.normal((5, 5))
will result in the same behavior for add_noise()
and traced()
.
Python Side-Effects
A corollary of the previous discussion on tracing is the following: If a
Python function func
has Python side-effects, then executing func
multiple
times may not be semantically equivalent to executing F = tf.function(func)
multiple times; this difference is due to the fact that function
only
captures the subgraph of TensorFlow operations that is constructed when func
is invoked to trace a graph.
The same is true if code with Python side effects is used inside control flow,
such as a loop. If your code uses side effects that are not intended to
control graph construction, wrap them inside tf.compat.v1.py_func
.
Retracing
A single tf.function object might need to map to multiple computation graphs under the hood. This should be visible only as performance (tracing graphs has a nonzero computational and memory cost) but should not affect the correctness of the program. A traced function should return the same result as it would when run eagerly, assuming no unintended Python side-effects.
Calling a tf.function
with tensor arguments of different dtypes should lead
to at least one computational graph per distinct set of dtypes. Alternatively,
always calling a tf.function
with tensor arguments of the same shapes and
dtypes and the same non-tensor arguments should not lead to additional
retracings of your function.
Other than that, TensorFlow reserves the right to retrace functions as many times as needed, to ensure that traced functions behave as they would when run eagerly and to provide the best end-to-end performance. For example, the behavior of how many traces TensorFlow will do when the function is repeatedly called with different python scalars as arguments is left undefined to allow for future optimizations.
To control the tracing behavior, use the following tools:
- different tf.function
objects are guaranteed to not share traces; and
- specifying a signature or using concrete function objects returned from
get_concrete_function() guarantees that only one function graph will be
built.
func
: function to be compiled. If func
is None, returns a decorator that
can be invoked with a single argument - func
. The end result is
equivalent to providing all the arguments up front. In other words,
tf.function(input_signature=...)(func)
is equivalent to
tf.function(func, input_signature=...)
. The former can be used to
decorate Python functions, for example:
@tf.function(input_signature=...)
def foo(...): ...input_signature
: A possibly nested sequence of tf.TensorSpec
objects
specifying the shapes and dtypes of the Tensors that will be supplied to
this function. If None
, a separate function is instantiated for each
inferred input signature. If input_signature is specified, every input to
func
must be a Tensor
, and func
cannot accept **kwargs
.autograph
: Whether autograph should be applied on func
before tracing a
graph. This allows for dynamic control flow (Python if's, loops etc.)
in the traced graph. See https://www.tensorflow.org/guide/autograph for
more information.experimental_autograph_options
: Experimental knobs (in the form of a tuple
of tensorflow.autograph.Feature values) to control behavior when
autograph=True.experimental_relax_shapes
: When true, argument shapes may be relaxed to
avoid unecessary retracing.If func
is not None, returns a callable that will execute the compiled
function (and return zero or more tf.Tensor
objects).
If func
is None, returns a decorator that, when invoked with a single
func
argument, returns a callable equivalent to the case above.
TypeError
: If input_signature
is neither None
nor a sequence of
TensorSpec
objects.


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The Minimalist
The Faux-Minimalist
The Trump
- Do very few things
- Spend a little money
- That's pretty much it. No clutter, you know?
- Do some stuff
- See a few things
- Spend some dollars
- Buy the whole town
- Now you own it all. You can do anything.
What to Pack
a good traveller is well prepared!
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Where to Go
What People are Saying
"It was pretty good!"
Stuff to Look Out For
Tips for Success


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Let's assume that you have the following hash:
var nums = { one: 1, two: 2, three: 3 }; // And you want to interpret the following block: Did you know that {one} + {two} = {three}?
What if you wanted to pass a collection of hashes? Here's how that would work:
var collection = [{ name: "James Doe", bday: "03/04/2010", description: "This is a quick description of james" },{ name: "John Jackson", bday: "04/10/2001", description: "His name is John Jackson" }];
Assuming you have a remote json file with an array of json objects.
// remoteCollection.json [{ "name": "James Doe", "bday": "03/04/2010", "description": "This is a quick description of james" },{ "name": "John Jackson", "bday": "04/10/2001", "description": "His name is John Jackson" }] // remote collection example $.getJSON("remoteCollection.json", function(data){ $("#remote-list").miniMustache(data); });


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When the event-loop is running, you can use the console for quick tests. To load the Tk extensions, enter (require-extension tk) (start-tk) Enter this command: (tk/console) The console appears. Start the event loop: (event-loop) You can input your commands. With the enter key, the result appears. If the cursor is not in the last line, with the enter key, you copy the actual line to the last line so that you can evaluate it. |


public interface IRtBackground
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
getColor(RGBf rgb,
Line3f ray,
AngleF aSample)
Gets the colour for a ray directed into the background.
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void getColor(RGBf rgb, Line3f ray, AngleF aSample)
rgb
- The rgb of the background.ray
- The ray directed into the background. This may be null in which
case a non-directional "average" background will be returned.aSample
- The field-of-view describing the area of the background we are interested in.
The field-of-view is the angle from the ray describing a cone within which we are interested
in a area sample of the background. This is useful for getting the reflection from a rough
surface.


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A lifetime stargazer, Dr. Pamela L. Gay has followed her obsession to a profession. Today Pamela is an assistant research professor at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, where she runs the CosmoQuest citizen science project and teaches classes in physics and computer science. Teaching by day, she works on astronomy data by night, teaming up with amateur astronomers and citizen scientists to work to better understand our universe. In between, she finds time to mentor students working on research projects designed to help understand how to best engage people in science online. Pamela maintains a blog at starstryder.com. She is a co-host of the Astronomy Cast podcast.


Warranty
The Basic Warranty -- otherwise known as the manufacturer's warranty. These usually come with new cars and cover most of the components in a car that might break down during the early years through normal wear-and-tear. These usually do not cover tire or battery replacement, and you can forget about it if you misuse the car, do anything that may void the warranty, or get into an accident.
Dealership Warranty -- this is a warranty not from the manufacturer but sold by the dealership. There may be specific stipulations on dealership warranties, such as where you have to go to get your car serviced or maintained, and generally if a component in your car does breakdown, you will have to go to a specific dealership for the warranty to be honored.
The Extended Warranty -- the extended warranty is also known as the aftermarket warranty. These warranties extend the coverage on a vehicle for an additional period of time after the manufacturer's warranty has expired. Not all car models are eligible for extended warranties; it depends entirely on the company. It is best to buy an extended warranty earlier on, before your first warranty has expired, because the longer you wait and the older your car becomes, the more expensive the extended warranty will be. Extended warranties may also cover fewer things than the original warranty did.
Basic Warranty - this covers pretty much the entire automobile except tires and batteries. It includes: suspension, electronics, steering and exhaust. Remember that warranties only kick in if any of the above malfunctions through normal wear and tear.
Powertrain Warranty -- by powertrain they mean the mechanical components of the car that produces and channels kinetic energy. It generally includes: transmission, drive shafts, axle and clutch; but if something like the engine breaks down, the warranty company will not foot the bill for a new engine.
Rust and Corrosion Coverage -- as the term implies, this covers you in the event your car gets a bad case of rust. More specifically, it is unlikely the warranty company will replace anything unless the rust eats a hole through the metal. This sort of thing can also be covered through insurance.
Emissions Warranty -- this is a completely separate warranty that covers any emissions problems you may experience up to a certain number of years/miles. This may be covered under the Basic Warranty arranty, but not always.
Gap insurance
This Insurance covers the difference between the balance on your auto loan and what the vehicle is worth in the event that it is totaled over the course of the loan. In some cases, the GAP coverage may also pay the insurance deductible when the vehicle is totaled. When signing the paperwork for an auto loan or auto lease, ask about GAP insurance, because the dealer may not always provide the option.


Tests whether playback of Media Overlays is supported.
If there is a play/pause button that starts playing audio narration for the text on this page, then the Reading System supports Media Overlays (MO). Implied in this test is that the Reading System still recognizes MO even when the first chapter of the book does not contain it.
Tests whether text highlighting is supported.
If the matching text is highlighted as MO playback proceeds, then the Reading System supports synchronized text highlighting.
Tests whether authors can control the highlighting color.
If the text is highlighted with a pink background phrase-by-phrase as MO playback proceeds, then the Reading System supports authored styles for text highlighting.
Tests whether the volume of the Media Overlay playback can be independently adjusted.
If you can adjust the MO volume independently of the device volume, then the Reading System supports volume control.


Ex-PDP governor calls for cancellation of Kogi, Bayelsa elections
- Former governor of Niger state, Babangida Aliyu, has called for the cancellation of Kogi and Bayelsa elections
- Aliyu said the cancellation became important for the growth of democracy in Nigeria
- The former PDP governor said the outcome of the elections did not reflect the people's choices
Barely one week after the conduct of Kogi and Bayelsa governorship elections held on Saturday, November 16, a former governor of Niger state, Babangida Aliyu, has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to cancel the polls.
Vanguard reports that Aliyu, who was a PDP governor, made the call in a press statement issued by his media officer, Bala Bitrus, on Thursday, November 21, in Minna.
Legit.ng reports that he urged the President Muhammadu Buhari-led government and the INEC to annul the elections in the interest of peace, the growth of democracy and fairness.
He said: “We hereby ask INEC and the government in power to annul the elections in the interest of peace, the growth of democracy and fairness. This is for the soul of Salomi Acheju Abuh and of all those who were slain in Kogi and Bayelsa states in the course of last Saturday’s elections by the agents of the states.
Police DPO kidnapped by gunmen in Adamawa
“We ask the federal government to not only condemn the wanton killings and destruction of properties but to empanelled well-balanced committees to probe the dastardly acts and speedily bring those behind the arsons and fish out their sponsors for proper justice.”

“As civilized citizens, we note with serious concern that the general conducts of the governorship elections in the two states, where innocent citizens were subjected to crude, brutal and naked use of force have rubbished the essence of the elections. Therefore we reject the outcomes of the two elections in their entirety.
“The conducts and outcomes of the elections in the two states are therefore not the reflections of free choice by the electorate in the two states nor are they in tandem with democratic traditions hence we reject the results posted by INEC in all their ramifications," he said.
Gunmen invade NNPC station, kill 27-year-old guard
The former governor said that it was time for the country to begin to take a critical look at the electoral system and ensure that the right things are done toward safeguarding democracy and its true culture in all elections.
Responding, Alhaji Mohammed Imam, the chairman of the All Progressive Congress (APC) in Niger, told News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) that Aliyu was merely seeking for relevance.
“He is actually canvassing for such, knowing fully well that INEC cannot annul election after it had declared it,” he said.
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had previously reported that Umar Sani, a former presidential aide, described the governorship election in Kogi state as electoral banditry and robbery.
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An international project was carried out as part of the „Digital communication“ event. To optimize this , I will discuss various aspects of the event and descripe my expirience. Furthermore , the proposals should be used to weigh up proposals for soulutions. This is, however , only the personal experience within the project as a team member.
The event was designed as a pilot project for future projects of this kind. Students from the countries of France, Germany, Portugal, Greece and Bulgaria were to collaborate on a project collaboratively, in mixed teams. The students should organize themselves completely independently. No tools were provided for this. The students came from various fields, such as computer science, design and communication. The project was started with an initial event in which all participating countries received a briefing by videoconferencing. Afterwards, the work was carried out in the form of a multi- page document. The task and information was written in English. No milestones or timetables were specified. In total, the project had to be carried out about 10 days. The challenge was to reorganize within an international team and to complete the work assignment as successfully as possible. At the end of the event, the French participants were graded for their achievements and had to present their own project to the customers. It was foreseen that the non- French participants would also participate in the presentation.
In principle one must say that all resutls were relatively postitiv. The team was very good and there were no problems within the team members. After a bumpy start-up phase, all the team members had found themselves and after a while they decided to go for the Slak platform. At first we tried to find out which team member ould do what they could to get the right tasks. In out team, there were a total of 3 to 4 developers, 2 designers and the rest came from the marketing and communication. In order to divide the tasks again smaller groups were formed which should act among themselves. At first, it was clear quite quickly that the developers had almost nothing to do at the beginning, since they had not received any work assignments yet. The project members from the marketing sector were very busy with their campaign. However, since none of these project members had experience in IT / project management, there were some problems. In the first step, the computer scientists would have had to ask for, or have had to develop, requirements for the system so that they could get a rough picture of the future architecture. It was unclear to the computer what exactly the plan of the rest of the group was. A sidemap has been developed in the course of this process in order to visualize which parts of the portal should exist. A sidemap made it clear which parts of the portal had to be created, but no requirements or specifications were developed. Since it is difficult to build a system without requirements or specifications, only one clickdummy was developed.
Overall the project was successful. Since everyone with a different motivation or a different expectation of the project approached, one can not assume that each the same experience could take with them. It was surprising how much you could create in an international team with different group members. Unfortunately, there were difficulties in the planning of the project. Because each country had a different motivation in the project, the relationship was a little unbalanced. For us from Germany it was rather an experience, which is why we did not have the pressure like the French. I think it would look different if the project were carried out as a full-fledged event. Alternatively, the event could be held as an optional subject during a project week. Since my expectations of the project were very special, I have been a little disappointed. However, I had to realize that such a pilot project should not expect too much, just because it is not clear how the event is taking place.


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| AllTest |
Class that tests all the test Class
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| AllTestModelDS |
Class that tests all the test ModelDS
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| AllTestSimpleClass |
Class that tests all the test SimpleClass
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| TestAccount |
Class that tests important Account methods
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| TestAccountModelDS |
Class that tests important AccountModelDS methods
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| TestActivity |
Class that tests important Activity methods
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| TestActivityModelDS |
Class that tests important ActivityModelDS methods
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| TestArticle |
Class that tests important Article methods
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| TestArticleModelDS |
Class that tests important ArticleModelDS methods
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| TestCustomer |
Class that tests important Customer methods
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| TestCustomerModelDS |
Class that tests important CustomerModelDS methods
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| TestNewsletter |
Class that tests important Newsletter methods
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| TestPayment |
Class that tests important Payment methods
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| TestPaymentModelDS |
Class that tests important PaymentModelDS methods
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| TestService |
Class that tests important Service methods
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| TestServiceModelDS |
Class that tests important ServiceModelDS methods
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| TestUser |
Class that tests important User methods
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Hello, I'm Raeng (pronounced Reign), a software engineer based in Melbourne, Australia.
I enjoy building useful tools for the web, whether that be websites, applications or anything inbetween. My goal is always to build a product that provides an accessible user experiences.
Having recently graduated from General Assembly, I am currently working on a wide variety of interesting and meaningful projects on a daily basis.
I have over 20 years experience in project coordination, business improvement and healthcare within a variety of industries including health and education.
View ResumeA pantry inventory application, where users can add items with expiry and volume without an account. With user filter functionality and simple display for top 10 items closest to expiry.
LocalStorage utilised to ensure the user experience was simple and removed reasons why a user may not engage with the app.
React
Twitter inspired application designed to maximise use of Ruby on Rails, CRUD systems.
Posting capacity, adjustable user profiles, following and followed capacity, comments section and administration access.
Ruby on Rails, Ruby
Simple tic-tac-toe game, created with javascript, html and css. A two player game with winner getting three X or O in a row.
Creation of two boards to explore vanilla css capacity.
Javascript, J-Query, HTML, CSS.
I am currently looking for new opportunities and know I will contribute greatly to your team. Whether you have a question or just want to say hi, I would love to hear from you!
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Software Developer
I'm Tino. An avid techie and software developer based in Cape
Town, South Africa. I'm keen on creating software that solves the
problems that everyday people have. I have a strong foundation in
Computer Science and am always looking to learn new things.
I'm familiar with the following tools and technologies:
The IT & Resource Manager:
Manages all online platforms of the SSC.
Ensures that all IT related media is up to date.
Attends to any grievances from students with regards to the
science undergraduate computer labs.
Responsible for research and analyzing information for
recommendation to the relevant portfolio holders within the
SSC.
Company - University of Cape Town
Duration - September 2019 - Current
Location - Cape Town
My job includes the following for second year Computer
Science courses: Conducting practical programming sessions.
Invigilating tests. Marking tests.
Company - University of Cape Town
Duration - February 2020 - Current
Location - Cape Town
My job included the following for first year Computer
Science courses: Conducting practical programming sessions.
Conducting theoretical problem solving sessions.
Invigilating tests. Marking tests.
Company - University of Cape Town
Duration - February 2019 - November 2019
Location - Cape Town
I worked on a real life project that was implemented by
Capitec Bank to facilitate payment streams. Technologies
used include Java, XML and AWS.
Company - Electrum Payments
Duration - 18 June - 12 July 2019
Location - Cape Town
Final year of my 3 year Bachelor of Science in Computer
Science degree.
Institute - University of Cape Town
Duration - 2020 - Current
GPA - 76%
2nd year of my 3 year Bachelor of Science in Computer
Science degree. Joined Golden Key International Honour
Society, winning one of four Chapter Awards.
Institute - University of Cape Town
Duration - 2019
GPA - 68%
1st year of my 3 year Bachelor of Science in Computer
Science degree. Awarded UCT Dean's Merit List for 2018.
Institute - University of Cape Town
Duration - 2018
GPA - 75%.
Matriculated with four distinctions. Obtained Half-Colours
in Athletics. Won Award for Highest Achievement in
Information Technology.
Institute - Fields College
Duration - 2017
GPA - 80%
Here are some of the projects I'm currently working on
as well
as some past projects. Head over to my GitHub to see more.


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public class LeaderInitiator
extends java.lang.Object
implements org.springframework.context.SmartLifecycle, org.springframework.beans.factory.DisposableBean, org.springframework.context.ApplicationEventPublisherAware
candidates
with Hazelcast. Upon construction, start()
must be invoked to
register the candidate for leadership election.| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
protected class |
LeaderInitiator.HazelcastContext
Implementation of leadership context backed by Hazelcast.
|
protected class |
LeaderInitiator.LeaderSelector
Callable that manages the acquisition of Hazelcast locks
for leadership election.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
LeaderInitiator(com.hazelcast.core.HazelcastInstance client)
Construct a
LeaderInitiator with a default candidate. |
LeaderInitiator(com.hazelcast.core.HazelcastInstance client,
org.springframework.integration.leader.Candidate candidate)
Construct a
LeaderInitiator . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
destroy() |
org.springframework.integration.leader.Context |
getContext()
The context of the initiator or null if not running.
|
int |
getPhase() |
boolean |
isAutoStartup() |
boolean |
isRunning()
true if leadership election for this candidate is running. |
void |
setApplicationEventPublisher(org.springframework.context.ApplicationEventPublisher applicationEventPublisher) |
void |
setAutoStartup(boolean autoStartup) |
void |
setLeaderEventPublisher(org.springframework.integration.leader.event.LeaderEventPublisher leaderEventPublisher)
Sets the
LeaderEventPublisher . |
void |
setPhase(int phase) |
void |
start()
Start the registration of the
candidate for leader election. |
void |
stop()
Stop the registration of the
candidate for leader election. |
void |
stop(java.lang.Runnable callback) |
public LeaderInitiator(com.hazelcast.core.HazelcastInstance client)
LeaderInitiator
with a default candidate.client
- Hazelcast clientpublic LeaderInitiator(com.hazelcast.core.HazelcastInstance client, org.springframework.integration.leader.Candidate candidate)
LeaderInitiator
.client
- Hazelcast clientcandidate
- leadership election candidatepublic void setLeaderEventPublisher(org.springframework.integration.leader.event.LeaderEventPublisher leaderEventPublisher)
LeaderEventPublisher
.leaderEventPublisher
- the event publisherpublic org.springframework.integration.leader.Context getContext()
public void setApplicationEventPublisher(org.springframework.context.ApplicationEventPublisher applicationEventPublisher)
setApplicationEventPublisher
in interface org.springframework.context.ApplicationEventPublisherAware
public void setAutoStartup(boolean autoStartup)
public boolean isAutoStartup()
isAutoStartup
in interface org.springframework.context.SmartLifecycle
public void setPhase(int phase)
public int getPhase()
getPhase
in interface org.springframework.context.Phased
public void start()
candidate
for leader election.start
in interface org.springframework.context.Lifecycle
public void stop(java.lang.Runnable callback)
stop
in interface org.springframework.context.SmartLifecycle
public void stop()
candidate
for leader election.
If the candidate is currently leader, its leadership will be revoked.stop
in interface org.springframework.context.Lifecycle
public boolean isRunning()
true
if leadership election for this candidate
is running.isRunning
in interface org.springframework.context.Lifecycle
candidate
is runningpublic void destroy() throws java.lang.Exception
destroy
in interface org.springframework.beans.factory.DisposableBean
java.lang.Exception


max zhivov integrates solar panels and wind turbines in traveling houseboat design
by MAXIM ZHIVOVfor their latest project, yacht design studio max zhivov has conceived of a floating house that combines the concept of a houseboat with a catamaran. embracing the spirit of travel, the HT is envisioned to facilitate a mobile lifestyle, allowing users to transport themselves wherever and whenever they please.
all images courtesy of max zhivov
the HT is designed by max zhivov utilizing a modular system within the interior that allows the boat to be used for a variety of functions, depending on the client’s budget and requirements. from a classic houseboat, to a floating sauna or cargo vessel, the project affords flexibility and adaptability.
the stationary houseboat
the classic version of the houseboat measures 14 meters long and 6 meters in width. the hull of the vessel comprises an internal area of 60 m2 and includes space for a living room with a shower and washing machine, a utility room, and two cabins that can accommodate up to four people. additional berths can also be added in the floats that pass into the hull.
the houseboat village
the project places focus on sustainability and integrates eco-friendly technologies into the houseboat. 40 m2 of solar panels and two wind turbines are built onto the roof to provide renewable, green energy. the vessel is also equipped with two electric motors and an approximate power reserve of 80 miles at a speed of 12 km per hour.
the houseboat in its environment
the houseboat on the move
perspective views of the houseboat
versions of the houseboat
project info:
project name: HT
design: max zhivov
designboom has received this project from our ‘ DIY submissions ‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here.
edited by: lynne myers | designboom


The Lingo Club at Eastmont Computing Center
The If-then Command
if the shiftDown then
go "A"
end ifif the shiftDown then
sprite(1).color = rgb(255,0,0)
end if
Testing for keys:
the shiftDown
the optionDown
the controlDown
the commandDown
keyPressed("A")
Testing the Mouse Location
the mouseH
the mouseV
the mouseLoc
Testing Sprites
sprite(1).intersects(2)
sprite(2).within(2)
Screen Coordinates


Software engineer at Zengularity*
By day, I build prismic.io
By night, I build lichess.org
*Zengulary is quite awesome, by the way. You should be working there.
| 102 | moves per second |
| 180,000 | games per day |
| 67,000,000 | games in the DB |
Yes, why not monetize that sh*t?
Thanks for coming. Questions?
marketing
features
Refuse the hacks
or
Delete your code
Refuse the hacks
or AND
Delete your code
package lila.game
case class Game(
white: Player,
black: Player,
clock: Option[Clock])
val game = Game(carlsen, anand, None)
game.white // carlsen
as opposed to
dysfunctional programming
// Explicit typing
val isBaconBackgroundNecessary: Boolean = false
// Boolean type infered from the value
val isBaconBackgroundNecessary = false
And so is achieved code maintainability
| 2k | queries per second |
| 300 | writes per second |
| 124M | documents (in 53 collections) |
| 70GB | of data |
| 22GB | of indexes |
No guaranty that data is well formed
Better used with well typed language?
// one game
{
"_id": "fuzvD3cZ",
"c": BinData(0, "AwAAA3BFKSUAAAAA"),
"ca": ISODate("2015-04-11T19:52:55.428Z"),
"cl": BinData(0, "+GIAAVs="),
"is": "LUCF3PDh",
"mt": BinData(0, "SBQSeUZQ"),
"pg": BinData(0, "GxwTc6BSgG2AQ0heQF5M3oQBIg=="),
"ps": BinData(0, "MFAVQ2YABmYAQGAAAGYA0AAOAAAAAAwA7uzu7rAAnQs="),
"ra": true,
"s": 35,
"so": 1,
"t": 11,
"ua": ISODate("2015-04-12T08:28:39.890Z"),
"us": [
"cabalchess",
"senya9779"
],
"wid": "cabalchess",
"w": true,
"tv": ISODate("2015-04-14T07:20:44.738Z")
}
With the new WiredTiger storage
You're right, there isn't
Keeping things simple and cheap
Free service can fail
It worked so far, Insha'Allah
Players want A.I. games and analysis
8 servers donated to the A.I. cluster
understand why it fails
Monitor JVM garbage collection
Write custom plugins
That wake you up at night
var addFail = function(v) {
fail += v;
if (fail >= failAlert) {
sendSms('fail = ' + fail);
fail = 0;
}
};
root@lichess-main# siege en.lichess.org
** Preparing 15 concurrent users for battle.
Availability: 100.00 %
Response time: 0.00 secs
Monitor it!
Free, open source, no ads
Community driven
But native dev sucks...
HTML / CSS / JS / virtual DOM
Reuse website frontend code
Build once, run on Android & iOS
One can't do it alone!
Someone codes a nice feature
-> You get to maintain it


Mill Oil is an innovative oil filled radiator with the most modern technology. If you are looking for something that can make your interior look awesome, and at the same time give you the pleasant warm feeling during the winter.
Upgrade to SkinPlus
Weapons
$25.00
Keys
$16.00
$10.00
$1.50
Super cool outfit and great effects. Worth every penny.
So cheap for what it grants! Will definitely buy another one when the next season starts!
Looks cool, but it's not strong enough.


About Me
Dear altrist, Let me tell you my story...
BIO
I’m Maraj Siddiki. I’m a designer who write codes. I’ve worked in-house, and remotely on projects for leading brands, agencies, startups, and charities. I care deeply about creating world-class, useful, and beautiful web products that help people and make a difference. I can be as involved in your project as you need me to be; from the seed of the idea, to sketches, creative direction, design, copywriting, system design, and even the front-end.
Matrimonial Website
Dynamic website
This is all about making a matrimonail Website for university final projects. Its focuses on various profile making and dynamic chating system make this website more reactive and dynamic
Snekar's Haven
Forntend Site
This is all about making a matrimonail Website for university final projects. Its focuses on various profile making and dynamic chating system make this website more reactive and dynamic
Bangla Newsportal
Informational
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BLOCKCHAIN
© Daniyar Ketebay, RSSCHOOL, 2019
History
The first work on a cryptographically secured chain of blocks was
described in 1991 by Stuart Haber and W. Scott Stornetta.
In 1992, Bayer, Haber and Stornetta incorporated Merkle trees to
the design.
In 2004, computer scientist and cryptographic activist Hal Finney (Harold Thomas Finney II) introduced a system called RPoW, Reusable Proof Of Work.
Developer(s) working under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto release
a white paper establishing the model for a blockchain in 2008.
On the 3rd of January 2009, Bitcoin came to existence when the first bitcoin block was mined by Satoshi Nakamoto, which had a reward of 50 bitcoins.
In 2013, Vitalik Buterin, a programmer and a co-founder of the Bitcoin Magazine stated that Bitcoin needed a scripting language for building decentralized applications.
Why Blockchain became so popular?
- Decentralization
- Transparency
- Immutability
- Smart contracts
- Security
Hash function generates a unique value
Smart contracts are awesome!
What are the Use Cases and Applications of Blockchain Technology?
- Banking and Finance
- Energy and Sustainability
- Healthcare and the Life Sciences
- Media and Entertainment
- International Trade and Commodities
- Sports and Esports
- Real Estate
Energy and Sustainability
Healthcare and the Life Sciences
International Trade and Commodities