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Is there an instance of decidable_linear_order
on option
in Mathlib or core? I can't find one
maybe with_bot
has an order
Yes, it does, thanks! Now I'm stuck for a new reason: I don't have a decidable linear order for name
(from the tactics). I think I'll need to write some of those orders myself
There is an order on name
, but it is meta
and not an instance
does it need to be meta?
no
Actually, I only need a decidable relation, not an order
it has that already
meta instance : decidable_rel name.lt := λ a b, ordering.decidable_eq _ _ meta instance : has_lt name := ⟨name.lt⟩
also relevant
/- Both cmp and lex_cmp are total orders, but lex_cmp implements a lexicographical order. -/ meta constant name.cmp : name → name → ordering meta constant name.lex_cmp : name → name → ordering
The issue is that the order relation and its decidability for has_bot
are wrapped up in order instances
I guess we could generalize the definitions to has_le
from has_le
and has_lt
from has_lt
, without committing to any order properties
Exactly
An easy fix is
meta instance : decidable_linear_order name := by refine {lt := (<), le := \lam a b, \neg b < a, ..}; exact undefined
That's evil
how exactly is undefined
defined?
undefined := undefined
, effectively
then how does VM know what to do with #eval unchecked_cast
?
it's not really, because this causes loops instead of an error
@Mario Carneiro you may have a different opinion if you knew that this is for a mathlib PR
name
is basically meta. If a proof gets in your way, kill it
As long as it's actually true
or close enough to true that it doesn't matter
We could write name.lt
non-meta, but I would want to see what is the performance hit first
or close enough to true that it doesn't matter
I'm hesitant to agree because I see the type class constraint as a way the type system tells you to make sure you're satisfying assumptions and warning you when you break those assumptions. You write undefined
and you lose all that information. Or rather, the type system tells you "all the assumptions are satisfied, no worries" when it might not be the case
This is true, but meta
code doesn't have these guarantees anyway, except in a vague sense
A proof in meta
land means something between "nothing at all" and "probably true"
As a comparison, that used to be my opinion of software testing until I started grading software assignment of students who often didn't bother testing. Yes, tested software is still imperfect but untested is so much worse
right, which is why a meta proof can mean "probably true": the user had to make a conscious choice to either prove it or stub it out
I liken it to the "preconditions" requirements in programs in Haskell or Java. It says "don't fail this requirement or else" and no compile or run time checking
If you pass an order that is not linear to a function expecting one in the type, it's your fault if it breaks
I think comparing it the a quickcheck property would be closer to the truth, when you decide to write them, they nudge you in the right direction
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Kernel Configuration
Enable the following options in the kernel configuration and
recompile the kernel:
Note
There are several other Device Mapper options in the kernel
beyond those listed below. In order to get reasonable results if
running the regression tests, all must be enabled either
internally or as a module. The tests will all time out if Magic
SysRq key is not enabled.
Device Drivers --->
[*] Multiple devices driver support (RAID and LVM) ---> [CONFIG_MD]
<*/M> Device mapper support [CONFIG_BLK_DEV_DM]
<*/M/ > Crypt target support [CONFIG_DM_CRYPT]
<*/M/ > Snapshot target [CONFIG_DM_SNAPSHOT]
<*/M/ > Thin provisioning target [CONFIG_DM_THIN_PROVISIONING]
<*/M/ > Mirror target [CONFIG_DM_MIRROR]
Kernel hacking --->
[*] Magic SysRq key [CONFIG_MAGIC_SYSRQ]
Installation of LVM2
Install LVM2 by running the
following commands:
SAVEPATH=$PATH &&
PATH=$PATH:/sbin:/usr/sbin &&
./configure --prefix=/usr \
--exec-prefix= \
--enable-cmdlib \
--enable-pkgconfig \
--enable-udev_sync &&
make &&
PATH=$SAVEPATH &&
unset SAVEPATH
The tests use udev for logical
volume synchronization, so the LVM udev rules and some utilities
need to be installed before running the tests. If you are
installing LVM2 for the first
time, and do not want to install the full package before running
the tests, the minimal set of utilities can be installed by running
the following instructions as the root
user:
make -C tools install_tools_dynamic &&
make -C udev install &&
make -C libdm install
To test the results, issue, as the root
user:
make check_local
Other targets are available and can be listed with make -C test help. The test
timings are very dependent on the speed of the disk(s), and on the
number of enabled kernel options.
The tests do not implement the “expected
fail” possibility, and a small number of test
failures is expected by upstream. More failures may happen because
some kernel options are missing. For example, the lack of the
dm-delay device mapper
target may explain some failures. Some tests are flagged
“warned” if thin-provisioning-tools
are not installed. A workaround is to add the following flags to
configure:
--with-thin-check= \
--with-thin-dump= \
--with-thin-repair= \
--with-thin-restore= \
--with-cache-check= \
--with-cache-dump= \
--with-cache-repair= \
--with-cache-restore= \
Some tests may hang. They can be removed if necessary, for example:
rm
test/shell/lvconvert-raid-reshape.sh. The tests
generate a lot of kernel messages, which may clutter your terminal.
You can disable them by issuing dmesg
-D before running the tests (do not forget to issue
dmesg -E when tests
are done).
Note
The checks create device nodes in the /tmp directory. The tests
will fail if /tmp is mounted with the nodev option.
Now, as the root
user:
make install
Command Explanations
PATH=$PATH:/sbin:/usr/sbin: The
path must contain /sbin
and
/usr/sbin
for proper system tool
detection by the configure script. This
instruction ensures that PATH is properly set even if you build as
an unprivileged user.
--enable-cmdlib
: This
switch enables building of the shared command library. It is
required when building the event daemon.
--enable-pkgconfig
: This
switch enables installation of pkg-config support files.
--enable-udev_sync
: This
switch enables synchronisation with Udev processing.
--enable-dmeventd
: This switch enables
building of the Device Mapper
event daemon.


- generateMoves(ArrayList<Moves>) - Method in class Moves
-
Generates an ArrayList of valid Moves for the current piece.
- getAllMoves() - Method in class State
-
Returns all possible moves that could be made
from the State.
- getAmount(PieceType) - Method in class Unit
-
Returns the amount used to calculate the score of a certain type.
- getBestMove() - Method in class State
-
Determines the best possible moves via a Minimax algorithm
that utilizes alpha-beta pruning.
- getCharacter() - Method in class Unit
-
Returns the character of the Unit that will be printed on the board.
- getHasMoved() - Method in class Unit
-
Returns whether or not the Unit has moved.
- getLevel() - Method in class State
-
Return the level of the State.
- getMove() - Method in class State
-
Return the Move of the State.
- getMoveable() - Method in class State
-
Returns the moveable pieces of the State.
- getMoves() - Method in class State
-
Return a 2D ArrayList that keeps all possible Moves
by the same piece together.
- getName() - Method in class Unit
-
Returns the name of the Unit.
- getOrigial() - Method in class State
-
Returns an int representing the index in the
moveable ArrayList that corresponds to the piece
chosen to move.
- getOwner() - Method in class Unit
-
Returns the owner of the Unit.
- getPiece() - Method in class Moves
-
Returns the actual Unit on the board.
- getPlaced() - Method in class Unit
-
Returns whether or not the Unit was placed.
- getRgen(int) - Static method in class Randomizer
-
Returns a random number from 0 to 1 less than the parameter.
- getScore() - Method in class State
-
Returns the score of the State.
- getScore() - Method in class Unit
-
Returns the score of the Unit.
- getScore(PieceType) - Method in class Unit
-
Returns the score of a certain type.
- getStrength() - Method in class Unit
-
Returns the strength of the Unit.
- getType() - Method in class Unit
-
Returns the type of the Unit.
- getX() - Method in class Moves
-
Returns the x-coordinate of the piece.
- getY() - Method in class Moves
-
Returns the y-coordinate of the piece.


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Introduction to Blazor Component Testing In this post, I'm going to look at how to get started testing Blazor components using Steve Sanderson's testing prototype. To make things more real world, I'm going to add some tests to my Blazored Modal library.
December 12th, 2019 IBM update @IanPartridge and @Chris_Bailey let the group know that following a review by IBM of its open source priorities, it has been decided that they will not be continuing to work on Swift in 2020. As a result, they are both standing down from the wo...
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In case if you want to show some tabulated data , you can do with many ways such as inserting table from word file or can choose layout options of Powerpoint. You can insert data from Excel worksheet as well.
You can also create a table in your presentation without using Ms-Word.
Steps to Insert a Word table
1.Select the slide in which you want to add a table.
2.Click at the Insert Menu Bar and then click the option Table from Insert Menu Bar.
3.Enter the number of rows and columns you want.
4.Click OK.Same dimensioned table will be inserted.
5.Enter the data in the table cells.
6.Use the Word tools and menus to format the table. For example, to add borders to the table, use the Table AutoFormat command on the Table menu.
7.Click outside the table to return to the Slide.
Steps to Insert an Excel Worksheet in a presentation
1.Select the slide in which you want to add an Excel Worksheet.
2.On the Insert menu, click at the option Object from the Insert Menu bar.
3.Insert Object Dialog Box will appear , from which you can either choose "create new" or "create from file" .
4.If you click at the option Create from file , then Browse option will appear.
5.Click at Browse to find the Excel file.
6.Click at OK


We help you visualize country indicators through a world map with predictive capabilities. The color gradient of a given country will be calculated based on chosen weights of various indicators.
First, click "Go to World Map" below to bring you to the "Initial Setup" page. On this page, you will select the year you would like to look at, and choose weights for each variable.
Next, click submit to view the generated world map. Your submitted values show up on the left of the screen. You can mouse over each country to see the calculated "coefficient" from your weighted variables. This number is solely for comparison within that specific year's generated map in order to identify how well a country matches your criteria. In order to view the actual values of each indicator, use the search box on the right hand side to select a country, and click submit. The indicator values will display below.


I have been thinking of drawing a Venn diagram showing all possible Venns. There is John Venn himself, the invenntor of the diagram, also notable for having built an automatic cricket-ball-bowling machine which was used to great effect in Cambridge in 1909 against a visiting Australian XI. There is red ochre-stained Diggory Venn, the reddleman from Hardy's The Return Of The Native (1878). And there is a hamlet in Saskatchewan called Venn which, in its glory days, had a wood crib grain elevator.
There, that is three Venns to be going on with, sufficient for a diagram. Time to get the coloured pencils and paper!


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categories: ['Tech Tricks']
title: USB Key Drives, To Partition Or Not?
---
I was recently working with making some USB key drives bootable with Linux. I noticed that some of my drives had single primary partitions on them while others had no partitions at all.
All of them use the FAT filesystem. In my attempt to install grub on one it failed because it had no partitions.
Linux has no problem mounting drives with no partitions (referred to as raw devices). Windows XP doesn't have issues either, but for "Removable" drives it does have the following behavior:
-
If no partitions exist read the beginning sectors for a formatted filesystem.
- If found then mount the raw filesystem and assign a drive letter
- If not found then show a drive letter, but prompt for a disk to be inserted
- If no partitions exist Disk Management also allows for one to create a single partition and format it
- If any number of partitions exist read the first known partition type (FAT, FAT32, NTFS) and ignore any others
- If no partitions exist but a valid filesystem was found don't allow any partition on the drive since it is "removable"
I've noticed the following about making a usb drive bootable for Linux:
-
If using SYSLINUX then I don't have to have any partitions
- However some buggy BIOSes (Award) do need at least one partition
- If using GRUB you'd better have at least one partition
- If booting with NTLDR (Windows boot loader) you need at least 1 partition which may need to be a special fourth partition (see BartPE)


Before Change
item_idxs = [d["item_idx"] for d in batch]
text = [d["text"] for d in batch]
text_lenghts = np.array([len(x) for x in text])
max_text_len = np.max(text_lenghts)
// if specs are not computed, compute them.
After Change
if isinstance(batch[0], collections.Mapping):
text_lenghts = np.array([len(d["text"]) for d in batch])
text_lenghts, ids_sorted_decreasing = torch.sort(
torch.LongTensor(text_lenghts), dim=0, descending=True)
wav = [batch[idx]["wav"] for idx in ids_sorted_decreasing]
item_idxs = [
batch[idx]["item_idx"] for idx in ids_sorted_decreasing


When building Transactional Data Store applications, there are design issues to consider whenever a thread of control with open Berkeley DB handles fails for any reason (where a thread of control may be either a true thread or a process).
The first case is handling system failure: if the system fails, the database environment and the databases may be left in a corrupted state. In this case, recovery must be performed on the database environment before any further action is taken, in order to:
For details on performing recovery, see the Recovery procedures.
The second case is handling the failure of a thread of control. There are resources maintained in database environments that may be left locked or corrupted if a thread of control exits unexpectedly. These resources include data structure mutexes, logical database locks and unresolved transactions (that is, transactions which were never aborted or committed). While Transactional Data Store applications can treat the failure of a thread of control in the same way as they do a system failure, they have an alternative choice, the DB_ENV->failchk() method.
The DB_ENV->failchk() method will return DB_RUNRECOVERY if the database environment is unusable as a result of the thread of control failure. (If a data structure mutex or a database write lock is left held by thread of control failure, the application should not continue to use the database environment, as subsequent use of the environment is likely to result in threads of control convoying behind the held locks.) The DB_ENV->failchk() call will release any database read locks that have been left held by the exit of a thread of control, and abort any unresolved transactions. In this case, the application can continue to use the database environment.
Note that you can optionally cause DB_ENV->failchk() to broadcast a database
environment failure to other threads of control by using the
--enable-failchk_broadcast
flag when you compile
your Berkeley DB library. If this option is turned on, then all
threads of control using the database environment will return
DB_RUNRECOVERY
when they attempt to obtain a mutex lock. In this situation, a
DB_EVENT_FAILCHK_PANIC or
DB_EVENT_MUTEX_DIED event will also be raised.
(You use DB_ENV->set_event_notify() to examine events).
A Transactional Data Store application recovering from a thread of control failure should call DB_ENV->failchk(), and, if it returns success, the application can continue. If DB_ENV->failchk() returns DB_RUNRECOVERY, the application should proceed as described for the case of system failure. In addition, threads notified of failure by DB_ENV->failchk() should also proceed as described for the case of system failure.
It greatly simplifies matters that recovery may be performed regardless of whether recovery needs to be performed; that is, it is not an error to recover a database environment for which recovery is not strictly necessary. For this reason, applications should not try to determine if the database environment was active when the application or system failed. Instead, applications should run recovery any time the DB_ENV->failchk() method returns DB_RUNRECOVERY, or, if the application is not calling the DB_ENV->failchk() method, any time any thread of control accessing the database environment fails, as well as any time the system reboots.


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Negators and binders are function adaptors that are used to build new function objects out of existing function objects. Almost always, negators and binders are applied to functions as part of the process of building an argument list prior to invoking yet another function or generic algorithm.
The negators not1() and not2() take a unary and a binary predicate function object, respectively, and create a new function object that yields the complement of the original. For example, using the widget tester function object defined in Section <IP_ADDRESS>, the function object
std::not2(WidgetTester())
yields a binary predicate which takes exactly the same arguments as the widget tester. It is true when the corresponding widget tester is false, and false otherwise. Negators work only with function objects defined as subclasses of the class templates unary_function and binary_function, given earlier.
A binder takes a two-argument function, and binds either the first or second argument to a specific value, thereby yielding a one-argument function. The type of the underlying function object must be a subclass of binary_function. The binder bind1st() binds the first argument, while the binder bind2nd() binds the second.
For example, the binder bind2nd(greater<int>(), 5) creates a function object that tests for being larger than 5. This could be used in the following, which yields an iterator representing the first value in a list larger than 5:
std::list<int>::iterator where = std::find_if(aList.begin(), aList.end(), std::bind2nd(std::greater<int>(), 5));
Combining a binder and a negator, we can create a function object that is true if the argument is divisible by 3, and false otherwise. This function can be used to remove all the multiples of 3 from a list.
std::list<int>::iterator where = std::remove_if(aList.begin(), aList.end(), std::not1(std::bind2nd(std::modulus<int>(), 3)));
A binder is used to tie the widget number of a call to the binary function WidgetTester(), yielding a one-argument function that takes only a widget as argument. This is used to find the first widget that matches the given widget type:
std::list<Widget>::iterator wehave = std::find_if(on_hand.begin(), on_hand.end(), std::bind2nd(WidgetTester(), wid));
NOTE -- The idea described here by the term binder is in other contexts often described by the term curry. It is named after the computer scientist Haskell P. Curry, who used the concept extensively in an influential book on the theory of computation in the 1930s. Curry himself attributed the idea to Moses Schönfinkel, leaving one to wonder why we don't instead refer to binders as Schönfinkels.


"BAALBEC "called by the Greeks Heliopolis i.e., “the city of the sun”, because of its famous Temple of the Sun, has by some been supposed to be Solomon’s “house of the forest of Lebanon” (1 Kings 7:2; 10:17; 2 Chronicles 9:16); by others it is identified with Baal-gad (q.v.). It was a city of Coele-Syria, on the lowest declivity of Anti-Libanus, about 42 miles north-west of Damascus. It was one of the most splendid of Syrian cities, existing from a remote antiquity. After sustaining several sieges under the Moslems and others, it was finally destroyed by an earthquake in 1759. Its ruins are of great extent.
"BAALBEC "called by the Greeks Heliopolis i.e., “the city of the sun”, because of its famous Temple of the Sun, has by some been supposed to be Solomon’s “house of the forest of Lebanon” (1 Kings 7:2; 10:17; 2 Chronicles 9:16); by others it is identified with Baal-gad (q.v.). It was a city of Coele-Syria, on the lowest declivity of Anti-Libanus, about 42 miles north-west of Damascus. It was one of the most splendid of Syrian cities, existing from a remote antiquity. After sustaining several sieges under the Moslems and others, it was finally destroyed by an earthquake in 1759. Its ruins are of great extent.


cmdstanpy
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| | |
- SingleModel
- pysur.sm_pipe.Filter(__builtin__.object)
-
- SurrogateModel
class SingleModel |
| |
A single-objective surrogate model class. Acts as a container object for attributes and data
associated with a single surrogate model object.
Class Attributes:
X -
Y
label
svr_obj
X_scaler
Y_scaler
X_scaled
Y_scaled
fitness_score
hyperparameters |
| |
Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, X, Y, label)
- Initialize the SingleModel class.
|
class SurrogateModel(pysur.sm_pipe.Filter) |
| |
SurrogateModel(configfile, datafile, feature_labels, target_labels, gridsearch = False, C_range = (1,30), epsilon_scale = 0.15, scoring_metric = 'mean_squared_error', parallel = 1, 1cross_validate = True, scoring_metric = 'mean_squared_error')
Class that represents a surrogate model based on Radial Basis Function (RBF) Support Vector Regression (SVR).
SurrogateModel acts as a wrapper for individual surrogate models, holding several scikit-learn SVR objects for a single dataset that
correspond to the outputs of the overall model. For example, if a dataset has a multivariate input X but only a single
output parameter Y, SurrogateModel.models will contain a single scitik-learn regression object used to predict the single output Y.
If a dataset with inputs X has a multivariate output Y, then SurrogateModel.models will contain several regression objects
that will each predict one of the outputs in Y. In this way, SurrogateModel can handle both single and multivariate outputs
without changing the interface very much.
Parameters:
-----------
configfile: The (absolute) path to a config file to use to create the SurrogateModel object.
If a configfile is passed as an argument, all subsequent arguments will be ignored.
datafile: The (absolute) path to and filename of the datafile to.
label (String):
The label for the surrogate model.
feature_labels (List of Strings):
The names of the input features the model is trained on. In other words, the columns of X.
target_labels (List of Strings):
The names of the outputs the model predicts. That is, the columns of Y.
gridsearch (Boolean):
Use scikit-learn's gridsearch tool to search for optimized hyperparameters to train the model with.
optimize_iter (Integer):
The number of iterations for gridsearch to perform.
C_range (Tuple of floats):
The start and end values of the range to run gridsearch over for C.
epsilon_scale (Float):
The scaling factor of the range around the standard deviation of the standard deviation of the target data
scoring_metric (String):
A scikit-learn regression scoring parameter.
Choices are:
'mean_absolute_error'
'mean_Squared_error'
'median_absolute_error'
'r2'
See scikit-learn documentation for more information on scoring parameters.
http://scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/model_evaluation.html
parallel (Integer):
The number of processes to run in parallel.
Setting this to 1 (the default) runs a single process.
verbosity (Integer):
Set the verbosity of debugging outputs.
The lower the number, the more verbose.
Debug = 1, Info = 2, Warning = 3, Error = 4, Critical = 5
Methods:
--------
train(datafile = None): Trains a surrogate model on data loaded in from datafile.
cross_validate(): Cross-validates the trained models with
predict(X) : Make prediction outputs from the sample inputs X. X is an indexible array.
Attributes:
-----------
name : The name of the performance metric being modeled.
models: A dictionary of SingleModel objects indexed on target_labels
fitness : The fitness score evaluated during model validation/cross-validation.
scoring_metric : The scoring metric used to evaluate the fitness of the model.
feature_labels : A list of the parameter names this model takes as input for predictions.
target_labels : A list of the target (output) parameter names.
hyperparameters (dict): The hyperparameters with which the model was trained. |
| |
- Method resolution order:
- SurrogateModel
- pysur.sm_pipe.Filter
- __builtin__.object
Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, configfile=None, datafile=None, label=None, feature_labels=None, target_labels=None, optimize_iter=20, C_range=(1, 30), epsilon_scale=0.15, scoring_metric='mean_squared_error', parallel=1, verbosity=0)
- cross_validate(self, plot=True)
- Cross-validate the (trained) SurrogateModel with the training data using Leave-One-Out (LOO)
cross-validation. Returns a plot of the predicted outputs from the SurrogateModel vs the
actual outputs from the real database.
Args:
None
Returns:
Matplotlib figure object
- predict(self, X, predict_list=None, norm=True)
- Predict a model output based on the inputs in X.
Args:
X (list of floats): The input variables to the model. X must have length == len(feature_labels) and will be interpreted according to
the order of the features in feature_labels.
predict_list: List of output variable (target) labels. Optional.
Select which target variables to predict. If None, predict() will return
predictions for all the targets in a list.
norm (Boolean): Turn normalization on or off. norm = False will assumes that the sample
passed in is scaled between 0 and 1.
Returns:
prediction (list of floats): The predicted output(s).
- run_filter(self, *args, **kwargs)
- The "main" function of this filter class. This is called by a Pipeline instance to run the filtering
sequence in this instance as part of the larger pipeline.
- train(self, datafile=None)
- Train the SVR object(s) on a dataset. If a datafile is not passed to the constructor,
it must be passed to train() as an argument.
Passing a datafile to this function will overwrite any datafile set in the constructor.
Methods inherited from pysur.sm_pipe.Filter:
- downconnect(self, downstream)
- Connect a filter downstream of this filter.
- upconnect(self, upstream)
- Connect a filter upstream of this filter.
Data descriptors inherited from pysur.sm_pipe.Filter:
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- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
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class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # Ecology in Space ### Christopher Moore ### Week 05 --- class: inverse, center, middle ![The Martian](http://www.slate.com/content/dam/slate/blogs/browbeat/2015/10/02/the_martian_s_hero_survives_on_potatoes_here_are_the_recipes_he_should_make/themartianwithpotatoes.jpg.CROP.promo-large.jpg) # Not this kind of space --- class: inverse, center, middle # This kind of space .pull-left[ ![Patches](https://8systems.files.wordpress.com/2010/09/morven2010.jpg) ] -- .pull-right[ ![Scale](https://cdn.britannica.com/s:700x450/69/167169-004-4A044F42.jpg) ] --- # V&G's covereage of space 1. Poisson distribution -- 2. Point-pattern analysis and questions of scale -- 3. Mechanisms of spatial pattern formulation: reaction diffusion and biological causes -- 4. Metapopulations --- # Types of spatial models Type of model | Space | Time | Population --------------|-------|------|----------- Spatialy implicit (i.e., Levins metapopulation) | implicit | continuous or discrete | continuous Patch | Several "patches" | continuous or discrete | continuous Mapped lattice | discrete | discrete | continuous Partial differential equations | continuous | continuous | continuous Interacting particle systems (e.g., cellular automata) | discrete | discrete | discrete This is not comprehensive, but general and, hopefully, illustrative --- class: inverse, center, middle # Spatial models in ecology ## A spatially-implicit model, the Levins population model --- # The Levins metapopulation model Imagine a set of suitable patches ![](Wk05_Space_files/figure-html/unnamed-chunk-1-1.png)<!-- --> --- # The Levins metapopulation model Imagine a set of suitable patches, with some occupied ![](Wk05_Space_files/figure-html/unnamed-chunk-2-1.png)<!-- --> --- # The Levins metapopulation model Imagine a set of suitable patches, with some occupied at equilibirum ![](Wk05_Space_files/figure-html/unnamed-chunk-3-1.png)<!-- --> --- # The Levins metapopulation model Imagine a set of suitable patches, with some going extinct and being colonized ![](Wk05_Space_files/figure-html/unnamed-chunk-4-1.png)<!-- --> -- ![](Wk05_Space_files/figure-html/unnamed-chunk-5-1.png)<!-- --> --- # The Levins metapopulation model Imagine a set of suitable patches, with `\(p(t)\)` occupied and `\(1 - p(t)\)` unpccupied ![](Wk05_Space_files/figure-html/unnamed-chunk-6-1.png)<!-- --> `\(p(t) = 4/8 = 0.5\)` --- # The Levins metapopulation model We arrive at `$$\LARGE \frac{dp}{dt} = mp(1 - p) - ep$$` --- # The Levins metapopulation model ## Analysis 1. Simulate it using numerical solvers, and vizualize it 2. Plot rate of change as a function of `\(p\)` 3. Find equilibria `\(\left(\frac{dp}{dt} = 0\right)\)` 4. Determine behavior around each equilibria --- # The Levins metapopulation model 1.Simulate it using numerical solvers, and vizualize it Ideally, we'd simulate it across all values of our parameters, including `\(m\)`, `\(e\)`, and `\(p(0)\)` ( `\(p\)` at time 0). Ignoring `\(p(0)\)`, let's just look at how `\(m\)` and `\(e\)` affect the population size after some time in the future: let's say after 1000 time units. See the next slide for the R code. --- # The Levins metapopulation model ```r # Set up and solve (but not p(0) I am going to loop over all my values of m and e) time.seq <- seq(from = 0, to = 100, by = 0.5) m <- seq(0, 1, by = 0.01) e <- seq(0, 1, by = 0.01) p0 <- 0.5 Levins <- function(t, p, parms) { with(as.list(c(p, parms)), { dpdt <- m*p*(1 - p) - e*p return(list(dpdt)) }) } p.mat <- matrix(data = NA, nrow = length(m), ncol = length(e)) for (i in 1:length(m)) { for (j in 1:length(e)) { loop.parms <- c(m = m[i], e = e[j]) out <- ode(y = p0, times = time.seq, func = Levins, parms = loop.parms) p.mat[i, j] <- out[length(time.seq), 2] } } ``` --- # The Levins metapopulation model Visualizing the plot (dark colors means that the proportion of occupied patches are near 0, and light colors mean the proportion of occupied patches are near 1) ```r image(x = m, y = e, z = p.mat, las = 1, col = viridis::viridis(n = 100, option = "B")) ``` ![](Wk05_Space_files/figure-html/unnamed-chunk-7-1.png)<!-- --> --- # The Levins metapopulation model 2.Plot rate of change as a function of `\(p\)` (with arbitraty `\(e\)` and `\(m\)` values, except that `\(m >e\)`) .pull-left[ ```r ps <- seq(from = 0, to = 1, by = 0.01) e <- 0.1 m <- 0.8 dpdt <- m*ps*(1 - ps) - e*ps ``` ```r plot(x = ps, y = dpdt, las = 1, type = "n", xlab = "p", ylab = "dp/dt") segments(x0 = -1, y0 = 0, x1 = 2, y1 = 0, col = "grey50") segments(y0 = -1, x0 = 0, y1 = 2, x1 = 0, col = "grey50") lines(x = ps, y = dpdt, lwd = 2, col = "red") ``` ] .pull-right[ ![](Wk05_Space_files/figure-html/unnamed-chunk-10-1.png)<!-- --> ] --- # The Levins metapopulation model 3.Find equilibria `\(\left(\frac{dp}{dt} = 0\right)\)` `$$\begin{aligned} 0 &= mp(1 - p) - ep \\ 0 &= p(m - mp - e) \\ p^* &= 0\text{, and } p^* = \frac{m-e}{m} \end{aligned}$$` --- # The Levins metapopulation model 4.Determine behavior around each equilibria First, find the derivative of the differential equation. Second, evaluate it at each equilibrium to determinte the slope at each point. `$$\frac{d(mp(1 - p) - ep)}{dp} = m - 2mp - e$$` 1. `$$\left.\frac{d(mp(1 - p) - ep)}{dp}\right|_{p^* = 0} = m -2m(0) - e = m - e$$` 2. `$$\left.\frac{d(mp(1 - p) - ep)}{dp}\right|_{p^* = \frac{m-e}{m}} = m -2m\left(\frac{m-e}{m}\right) - e = e - m$$`


Using sessions
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Aryan public School achieves outstanding results through its range of high-quality and inclusive academic, sporting and cultural programs. Our staff and community are committed to the provision of a variety of activities and programs that enable our students to become well-rounded and confident individuals.
Aryan public School benefits from a supportive and vibrant community who work together to ensure that all students achieve their potential and excel through their journey .
As the local community saw the need for a strong vibrant school that would provide generations of students with a very good education - an education that focuses on the whole child.
Aryan public School was officially opened in 2014. The School has exceeded expectations and has built a reputation as a school of excellence. The facilities and programs have continually adapted to meet the changing educational needs of the many students who have attended our beautiful school.
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I welcome you and your family to our school. We are fortunate to have a supportive school community who work tirelessly to enhance students’ educational experiences. Your first impression of our school will undoubtedly be the strong sense of community that exists. I encourage you to become involved in our school to help maintain this great community spirit.
I am extremely proud to be the principal of this great school.


The STM32 Bootloader
The STM32 Bootloader lives on all STM32 chips. The bootloader is used to load files (bootloaders and/or firmware) onto the chip.
These instructions apply to all STM32 chips with built in USB and DFU features.
Loading the GHI Bootloader v2
The bootloader often comes pre-installed on our devices. It only needs to be installed once. It does not need to be reinstalled unless it becomes erased or corrupted.
- Download and save the latest bootloader file.
- Download and install the DfuSe USB device firmware upgrade software from STMicroelectronics.
- Run the
DfuSeDemo
program installed in the previous step. It should appear in the programs menu underSTMicroelectronics
. - Put your board in DFU (Device Firmware Upgrade) mode. Instructions for putting your device in DFU mode are found on the documents page for the board you are using.
STM Device in DFU Mode
should now appear underAvailable DFU Devices
at the upper left of the DfuSe Demo program screen. - Near the bottom of the DfuSe Demo program window click on the
Choose...
button. Find the bootloader file you saved in step 1 (...Bootloader v2.x.x.dfu), click on it and click on theOpen
button. - Now click on the Upgrade button. Make sure you are using the "Upgrade" and not the "Upload" button. If a dialog box appears with
Your device was plugged in DFU mode...
click theYes
button. - You should see a message at the bottom of the DfuSe Demo window saying the upgrade was successful. Now reset the your device or click on the
Leave DFU mode
button. - Congratulations! You have successfully installed the GHI STM32 bootloader!
Creating a DFU file
Creating DFU files are not necessary for most users. This is only provided as a reference for advanced used.
You can create DFU files from .hex or .bin files using the DFU file manager software which is part of the DfuSe USB device firmware upgrade software download from step 2 of the above instructions.
The instructions are slightly different depending on whether you are starting with a .hex or .bin file.
From .hex files
- Find and open the "Dfu file manager" program. It should appear in the programs menu under
STMicroelectronics
. SelectI want to generate a DFU file
. - Click on the
S19 or Hex...
button to select the .hex file. - Click
Generate...
- You now have a DFU file!
From .bin files
- Find and open the "Dfu file manager" program. It should appear in the programs menu under
STMicroelectronics
. SelectI want to generate a DFU file
. - Click on
Multi BIN...
button to select the .bin file. - Change the address to 08000000
- Click on the
Add to list >>
button then click theOK
button. - Click
Generate...
- You now have a DFU file!


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To use this app first you either put your steam64id, steam url, or steamurl ending http://steamcommunity.com/id/CustomUrl.
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| 25 April | Completed learning and development undo |
| 21 April | Completed learning and development plan |
| 18 April | Completed learning needs analysis |
| 28 March | Attended leadership event |
| 25 April | Completed learning and development undo |
| 21 April | Completed learning and development plan |
| 18 April | Completed learning needs analysis |
| 28 March | Attended leadership event |


I have designed B2B SaaS and enterprise products.
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- HTML5 Intro - (Webkit Browser), Intro animation.
- CSS Drag-n-Drop - Demonstration of the drag and drop features
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- CSS Transforms - Demonstrates a 2D Transforms and Transitions utilized together
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- CSS Radial Gradient - Demonstrates Radial Gradient backgrounds.
- CSS Shadows - Demonstrates Text and Box Shadows.
- ARIA Landmark Roles - Demonstrates use of ARIA for identifying Landmarks on a page.
- ARIA - States and Properties - Demonstrates use of ARIA, identifying States and properties.
- ARIA & CSS Columns - Demonstrates a CSS Column Layout ARIA on the Slider Widget
- HTML Input Fields - Demonstrates New input types.
- JavaScript GEO Location - (Firefox) Demonstrates JavaScript GeoLocation.
- SVG - Demonstrates SVG Charting capabilities.
- WebSockets - REQUIRES Socket Server: Demonstrates Server push to client and Canvas.
- HTML5 Finale - (Webkit Browser), Demos simoultaneous Muli-Animations, 2D, 3D Transform and Audio.


The main target of the game is to rid your hand of cards by placing a card with the same face value but higher number on the playing field.


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Class 201 Lab
- Hello my name is Ryan Pilon.
- I am born and raised in Washington State.
- Since a child I always have been interested in computers, mostly computer games but dwelled into the security aspect when i was little. My interests were set aside for a while and have returned in the last couple years.
- I enjoy many forms of physical activity; including outdoor physical activities such as swimming, hiking, biking, and my recent favorite: spilitting wood.
- I have minimal education experiance, got my GED, and started doing some college. It was enjoyable to see my work progress in math and get quicker at solving equations while enrolled.
- I quickly decided to go into the physical jobs right off the bat and leave college.
- I have been working physical jobs such as construction, most recently in the commerical electrician field. Did that for a while and realized that might not be worth destroying my body for 4 years to get to a well paying permenant position.
- One of the goals I will share about is my goal to buy around an acre of land out in deep snohomish county. From there I will add the necassry amenaties to the land and then start building a house.
Top Ten Favorite Hikes
- Snow Lake
- Rattlesnake Ridge
- Snoqualmie Falls
- Wallace Falls
- Bear Lake
- Lake 22
- Ice Caves
- Tiger Mountain
- Twin Lakes
- Mount Pilchuck State Park


Key documents retrieved for Day Zero information and analysis.
2015: Agenda for Sustainable Development with its 17 Sustainable Development Goals
2015: Addis Ababa Action Agenda
2015: Paris (Climate Change) Agreement
2015: Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030
2017: New Urban Agenda
2015: Disaster Management Amendment Act 2015, Act No. 16 of 2015
2018: Climate Change Bill 2018
2018: Media Release – Minister Mokonyane on Western Cape Water Crisis and Day Zero 24 January 2018
2018: Premier Helen Zille’s State of the Province Address 2018
2018: Western Cape Municipal Water Security Response
2017: City of Cape Town Critical Water Shortages Disaster Plan


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Definitions of curves.
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Interface Summary Interface Description Curve A curve that maps adouble
x-value to adouble
y-value.CurveDefinition Provides the definition of how to calibrate a curve.CurveGroup A group of curves.CurveGroupDefinition The definition of how to calibrate a group of curves.CurveMetadata Metadata about a curve and curve parameters.CurveNode A node in the configuration specifying how to calibrate a curve.IsdaCreditCurveNode A node specifying how to calibrate an ISDA compliant curve.NodalCurve A curve based ondouble
nodal points.NodalCurveDefinition Provides the definition of how to calibrate a nodal curve. -
Class Summary Class Description AddFixedCurve A curve formed from two curves, the fixed curve and the spread curve.AddFixedCurve.Meta The meta-bean forAddFixedCurve
.CombinedCurve A curve formed from two curves, the base curve and the spread curve.CombinedCurve.Meta The meta-bean forCombinedCurve
.ConstantCurve A curve based on a single constant value.ConstantCurve.Meta The meta-bean forConstantCurve
.ConstantNodalCurve A curve based on a single constant value.ConstantNodalCurve.Builder The bean-builder forConstantNodalCurve
.ConstantNodalCurve.Meta The meta-bean forConstantNodalCurve
.CurveGroupName The name of a curve group.CurveId An identifier used to access a curve by name.CurveInfoType<T> The type that provides meaning to additional curve information.CurveName The name of a curve.CurveNodeDate The date of the curve node.CurveNodeDate.Meta The meta-bean forCurveNodeDate
.CurveNodeDateOrder The date order rules to apply to a pair of curve nodes.CurveNodeDateOrder.Meta The meta-bean forCurveNodeDateOrder
.CurveParallelShifts Perturbation which applies a parallel shift to a curve.CurveParallelShifts.Meta The meta-bean forCurveParallelShifts
.CurveParameterSize The curve name and number of parameters.CurveParameterSize.Meta The meta-bean forCurveParameterSize
.Curves Helper for creating common types of curves.DefaultCurveMetadata Default metadata for a curve.DefaultCurveMetadata.Meta The meta-bean forDefaultCurveMetadata
.DefaultCurveMetadataBuilder Builder for curve metadata.DepositIsdaCreditCurveNode An ISDA compliant curve node whose instrument is a term deposit.DepositIsdaCreditCurveNode.Builder The bean-builder forDepositIsdaCreditCurveNode
.DepositIsdaCreditCurveNode.Meta The meta-bean forDepositIsdaCreditCurveNode
.HybridNodalCurve A hybrid curve which combines two underlying nodal curves, allowing different interpolators to be used for different parts of the curve.HybridNodalCurve.Meta The meta-bean forHybridNodalCurve
.InflationNodalCurve Curve specifically designed for inflation, with features for seasonality and initial point.InflationNodalCurve.Meta The meta-bean forInflationNodalCurve
.InterpolatedNodalCurve A curve based on interpolation between a number of nodal points.InterpolatedNodalCurve.Builder The bean-builder forInterpolatedNodalCurve
.InterpolatedNodalCurve.Meta The meta-bean forInterpolatedNodalCurve
.InterpolatedNodalCurveDefinition Provides the definition of how to calibrate an interpolated nodal curve.InterpolatedNodalCurveDefinition.Builder The bean-builder forInterpolatedNodalCurveDefinition
.InterpolatedNodalCurveDefinition.Meta The meta-bean forInterpolatedNodalCurveDefinition
.IsdaCreditCurveDefinition Provides the definition of how to calibrate an ISDA compliant curve for credit.IsdaCreditCurveDefinition.Meta The meta-bean forIsdaCreditCurveDefinition
.IssuerCurveInputsId An identifier used to access the inputs to curve calibration.JacobianCalibrationMatrix Jacobian matrix information produced during curve calibration.JacobianCalibrationMatrix.Meta The meta-bean forJacobianCalibrationMatrix
.LegalEntityCurveGroup A group of repo curves and issuer curves.LegalEntityCurveGroup.Builder The bean-builder forLegalEntityCurveGroup
.LegalEntityCurveGroup.Meta The meta-bean forLegalEntityCurveGroup
.LegalEntityCurveGroupId An identifier used to access a curve group by name.LegalEntityGroup Legal entity group.ParallelShiftedCurve A curve with a parallel shift applied to its y-values.ParallelShiftedCurve.Meta The meta-bean forParallelShiftedCurve
.ParameterizedFunctionalCurve A curve based on a parameterized function.ParameterizedFunctionalCurve.Builder The bean-builder forParameterizedFunctionalCurve
.ParameterizedFunctionalCurve.Meta The meta-bean forParameterizedFunctionalCurve
.ParameterizedFunctionalCurveDefinition Provides the definition of how to calibrate a parameterized functional curve.ParameterizedFunctionalCurveDefinition.Builder The bean-builder forParameterizedFunctionalCurveDefinition
.ParameterizedFunctionalCurveDefinition.Meta The meta-bean forParameterizedFunctionalCurveDefinition
.RatesCurveGroup A group of curves.RatesCurveGroup.Builder The bean-builder forRatesCurveGroup
.RatesCurveGroup.Meta The meta-bean forRatesCurveGroup
.RatesCurveGroupDefinition Provides the definition of how to calibrate a group of curves.RatesCurveGroupDefinition.Meta The meta-bean forRatesCurveGroupDefinition
.RatesCurveGroupDefinitionBuilder A mutable builder for creating instances ofCurveGroupDefinition
.RatesCurveGroupEntry A single entry in the curve group definition.RatesCurveGroupEntry.Builder The bean-builder forRatesCurveGroupEntry
.RatesCurveGroupEntry.Meta The meta-bean forRatesCurveGroupEntry
.RatesCurveGroupId An identifier used to access a curve group by name.RatesCurveInputs The input data used when calibrating a curve.RatesCurveInputs.Builder The bean-builder forRatesCurveInputs
.RatesCurveInputs.Meta The meta-bean forRatesCurveInputs
.RatesCurveInputsId An identifier used to access the inputs to curve calibration.RepoCurveInputsId An identifier used to access the inputs to curve calibration.RepoGroup Group used to identify a related set of repo curves when pricing bonds.SeasonalityDefinition Provides the definition of seasonality for a price index curve.SeasonalityDefinition.Meta The meta-bean forSeasonalityDefinition
.SimpleCurveParameterMetadata Simple parameter metadata containing the x value and type.SimpleCurveParameterMetadata.Meta The meta-bean forSimpleCurveParameterMetadata
.SwapIsdaCreditCurveNode An ISDA compliant curve node whose instrument is a standard Fixed-Ibor interest rate swap.SwapIsdaCreditCurveNode.Builder The bean-builder forSwapIsdaCreditCurveNode
.SwapIsdaCreditCurveNode.Meta The meta-bean forSwapIsdaCreditCurveNode
. -
Enum Summary Enum Description CurveNodeClashAction The action to perform when the dates of two curve nodes clash.CurveNodeDateType The types of curve node date.


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public class ProfileTest
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ProfileTest() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
testGetName()
Created by xcao2
testing the getName() method in Profile class
differ from getUsername() method?
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void |
testGetTodaysList() |
void |
testGetUserName()
Created by xcao2
testing the getUserName() method in Profile class
|
void |
testHabitHistory()
Created by mkluk
testing the habitHistory method
to see if it returns the HabitEvents in order
|
void |
testHabitHistoryFiltered()
Created by mkluk
testing the habitHistory method
to see if it returns all events of a certain habit in order.
|
void |
testHabitHistoryHabit()
Created by mkluk
Testing the habitHistory method
that returns, in order, the events
of one habit by direct reference.
|
void |
testHabitHistoryHabitSearch()
Created by mkluk
Testing the habitHistory method
that returns, in order, the events
from a directly referenced habit
and with a certain search term in the comment.
|
void |
testHabitHistoryIndex()
created by mkluk
Tests the habitHistory method
to see if it returns all events of a certain habit
accessed from its index in order.
|
void |
testHabitHistoryIndexSearch()
Created by mkluk
Testing the habitHistory method
to see if it returns, in order, the events
from a certain habit and with a certain search term.
|
void |
testHabitHistorySearch()
Created by mkluk
testint the habitHistory method
to see if it returns all events with a certain search term
in the comment in order.
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void |
testHabitsList()
Created by xcao2
testing the Habit arraylist Profile class
assertSame to test whether the arraylist contain the correct object
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void |
testSetName()
Created by xcao2
testing the setName() method in Profile class
set the name "Ginger", then reset the name via method setName();
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public void testGetUserName()
public void testGetName()
public void testSetName()
public void testHabitsList()
public void testHabitHistory()
public void testHabitHistoryFiltered()
public void testHabitHistorySearch()
public void testHabitHistoryIndex()
public void testHabitHistoryIndexSearch()
public void testHabitHistoryHabit()
public void testHabitHistoryHabitSearch()
public void testGetTodaysList()


Ezra
1
1 In the first year of Cyrus, king of Persia, Yahweh fulfilled his word that came from the mouth of Jeremiah, and stirred Cyrus's spirit. Cyrus' voice went out over his entire kingdom. This is what was written and spoken:
2 "Cyrus, king of Persia, says: Yahweh, God of Heaven, gave me all the kingdoms of the earth, and he appointed me to build for him a house in Jerusalem in Judea.
3 Any one of you who comes from his people, may his God be with you, for you to go up to Jerusalem and build a house for Yahweh, God of Israel, who is the God of Jerusalem.
4 People of any part of the kingdom where survivors of that land are living should provide them with silver and gold, possessions and animals, as well as a freewill offering for God's house in Jerusalem."
5 Then the heads of the ancestors' clans of Judah and Benjamin, the priests and Levites, and everyone whose spirit God roused to go and build his house arose.
6 Those around them supported their work with silver and gold objects, possessions, animals, valuables, and freewill offerings.
7 King Cyrus also released the objects belonging to Yahweh's house that Nebuchadnezzar had brought from Jerusalem and put in his own gods' houses.
8 Cyrus put them into the hand of Mithredath the treasurer, who counted them out for Sheshbazzar, Judea's leader.
9 This was their number: Thirty gold basins, one thousand silver basins, twenty-nine other basins,
10 thirty gold bowls, 410 small silver bowls, and one thousand additional objects.
11 There were 5,400 gold and silver items in all. Sheshbazzar brought all of them when the exiles went from Babylon to Jerusalem.


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--- layout: post title: breakdown caused by swap in MySQL date: 2012-10-22 00:12:53.000000000 +10:30 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - MySQL tags: - mysql - troubleshooting meta: posturl_add_url: 'yes' _edit_last: '1' views: '13293' _aioseop_keywords: troubleshooting, parameter,mysql,swap _aioseop_description: "One case about breakdown caused by swap in MySQL.\r\n" _aioseop_title: breakdown caused by swap in MySQL ---
One case about breakdown caused by swap in MySQL.
一个因为swap导致故障解决案例。
MySQL version: 5.1.60
A lot of queries( more then 500) were blocked, the applations could not get more connections.
The old connections could not be released, and the new connections could not be established.
大量连接被阻塞，sql的状态都是openging tables/closing tables。应用的端的直接反馈就是连接数不够，老的连接没释放，新的连接无法创建。
[cc lang='sql']
Query 246 Opening tables DELETE FROM XXXXXXX_DRAFT WHERE id=645643
Query 234 Opening tables DELETE FROM XXXXXXX_DRAFT WHERE id=645643
Query 222 Opening tables DELETE FROM XXXXXXX_DRAFT WHERE id=645643
Query 282 closing tables update xdual set x=now() where id = 5
Query 282 closing tables update xdual set x=now() where id = 5
Query 282 closing tables update xdual set x=now() where id = 5
....[/cc]
The load of DB rise instant, and the phenomenon was last 4 minutes.
数据库的load出现瞬间上涨，现象持续3-4分钟
In consideration of the phenomenon, opening of closing the tables. So I adjust the parameter about the "open", but it not take effect.
考虑到看到的sql都在打开或者关闭表，调整了如下参数，但是收效甚微
table_cache=2048 (old 1024)
table_definition_cache=2048 (300)
innodb_open_files=65536 (2000)
Then I used the MySQL monitor tool 'orzdba' for a long time survey.
后来使用orzdba 进行持续关注，发现了如下现象
When the load rised up, the os swap is serious. When swap out, the qps fall down from 2000 to 100, the thread running rised from 5 to 700. I considered the phenomenon was caused by swap.
在发生load上涨时，发生了严重的swap。swap out发生时，qps急剧下降（从2000详见到100以内），thread runing从5上涨到700. 所以基本可以认为是swap导致的
Check the Memory Info.
查看内存情况
[cc lang='sql']$free -m
total used free
Mem: 48289 47737 551
-/+ buffers/cache: 44670 3618
Swap: 15633 2905 12727[/cc]
I got the information that the volume of business was growth 5 times from the developers. I check the MySQL parameters which related the memory, these values were too high and the OS had been set the Hugepages.
和开发沟通，知道最近业务量异常增长5倍以上，大量的查询导致了swap，同时我在检查mysql参数时，几个消耗os内存的参数设置的比较高，而且系统设置了大页内存。
Adjust the parameter in MySQL,
在数据库段进行了如下调整
[cc lang='sql']vi my.cnf
sort_buffer_size=256K (old:2M)
join_buffer_size=2M (old:4M)
read_buffer_size=1M (old:2M)[/cc]
Close the hugepages,
关闭大页
[cc lang='sql']vi sysctl.conf
#vm.nr_hugepages = 8704
#vm.hugetlb_shm_group = 601
--do it in mysql my.cnf
#large-pages[/cc]
We also checked the applications, adjust the unconscionable query from database. It is very important in dbatabase's tuning!
应用调用量的不合理增长也进行了细致排查，将不合理的调用取消掉。应用的配合优化在db优化中非常重要。
The database was well from then on.
--eof


Man with possible ties to Gardner Museum heist released from prison
by Bob WardBOSTON - Nearly 30 years ago, a group of thieves disguised at Boston Police officers pulled off the biggest art heist in history.
On March 16, 1990, two thieves dressed as officers overpowered museum security and helped themselves to priceless work from artists like Rembrandt, Van Gogh and Degas.
To this day, the art stolen from the Isabella Gardner Museum, worth millions of dollars, has never been recovered.
Now, a potentially key suspect in the investigation walked out of prison for the first time in 20 years.
David Turner, who spent two decades in prison for his role in an aborted armored car heist in Easton, is now a free man thanks to a reduction in his sentence.
Turner, however, has caught the attention of the public eye was being part of the crew that authorities believe handled the Gardner art after it was stolen.
When asked how it felt to finally be getting out of prison, Turner said, "Wonderful, I'm going to Disneyland."
Federal authorities believe that a crew led by mobster Carmello Merlino handled the artwork and may have brought it to their hangout, the TRC garage in Dorchester, before moving it out of Boston; possibly to Philadelphia.
Turner, police say, was part of that crew.
Now, as one of the last surviving members of the group, Turner is facing added scrutiny. Here's what happened when Boston 25 News Reporter Bob Ward asked him about the heist following his release:
Bob Ward: "Do you have any knowledge about the Gardner heist?"
Turner: "Get away from me."
BW: "Do you have any idea where those paintings are?"
BW: "Have you talked to anyone about the paintings about where they might be?"
T: [Silence, walks away]
In Connecticut, investigators were led to aging mobster Robert Gentile. Authorities believe Gentile helped move the Garnder art to Philadelphia, offering it to the Philly mob.
They dug up his property and sent him back to prison, but Gentile would not talk.
Currently, there is a $10M reward for the return of the stolen Gardner artwork.


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From:Dr.Benedict Hills National Westminster Bank NatWest Bank London Bristol City Office P.O. Box 238 32 Corn Street Bristol, BS99 7UG United Kingdom<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Good Day,
I am a staff of NatWest Bank London. I am writing following an oppurtunity in my office that will be of imense benefit to both of us. In my department we discovered an abandoned sum of £26.5million British Pounds Sterling (Twenty Six million five hundred thousand British Pounds) in an account that belongs to one of our foreign customers Late Mr. Morris Thompson an American who unfortunately lost his life in the plane crash of Alaska Airlines Flight 261 which crashed on January 31 2000,including his wife and only daughter.
Since we got information about his death, we have been expecting his next of kin or relatves to come over and claim his money because we cannot release it unless somebody applies for it as next of kin or relation to the deceased as indicated in our banking guidelines.
Unfortunately I learnt that his supposed next of kin being his only daughter died along with him in the plane crash leaving nobody with the knowledge of this fund behind for the claim. It is therefore upon this discovery that I and two other officials in this department now decided to make business with you and release the money to you as the next of kin or beneficiary of the funds for safety keeping and subsequent disbursement since nobody is coming for it and we don't want this money to go back into Government treasury as unclaimed bill.
The banking law and guidelines here stipulates that such money remained after five years the money will be transferred into banking treasury as unclaimed funds.
We agreed that 30% of this money will be for you as foreign partner,while the balance will be for me and my colleagues.I will visit your country for the disbursement according to the percentages indicated above once this money gets into your account. Please be honest to me and trust is our watchword in this transaction.this transaction is confidential and risk free.if you are ready to work with us please forward to me the required information below.
(1) Send to me immediately A bank account ( a bank account with zero credit balance is still ok) (2) Complete name and address of the Bank (3) Bank Account Number (4) Name of Account Holder/Beneficiary (5) Your address, phone and fax
Once you send me the requested information as above, I will initiate the processing of the transfer and in about 5 working days the money will be in your nominated bank account for us to share in the ratio.This transaction is guaranteed to succeed without any problem. If you agree to assist me by sending me the above requested information, I will give you my complete Details,
including phone/ fax etc and any further clarifications you may require We will discuss much in details when I do receive your response through this email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Have a nice day.
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DMT and Hyperspace
by Peter MeyerIn this section and the following one I shall present a view which elaborates on interpretations 2, 6 and 7. This is speculation but nevertheless provides a preliminary framework for steps toward an understanding of what the use of DMT reveals to us.
The world of ordinary, common, experience has three spatial dimensions and one temporal dimension, forming a place and time for the apparent persistence of solid objects. Since this is a world of experience it belongs more to experience than to being. The being, or ontological nature, of this world may be quite different from what we experience it as.
Psychedelic experience strongly suggests that (as William James hypothesized) ordinary experience is an island in a sea of possible modes of consciousness. Under the influence of substances such as LSD and psilocybin we venture outside of the world as commonly viewed and enter spaces which may be very strange indeed. This happens as a result of changing our brain chemistry. Why then should we not regard ordinary experience too as a result of a particular mode of brain chemstry? Perhaps the world of ordinary experience is not a faithful representation of physical reality but rather is physical reality represented in the manner of ordinary brain functioning. By taking this idea seriously we may free our understanding of physical reality from the limitatons imposed by the unthinking assumption that ordinary experience represents physical reality as it is. In fact physical reality may be totally bizarre and quite unlike anything we have thought it to be.
In his special theory of relativity, Albert Einstein demonstrated that the physical world (the world that can be measured by physical instruments, but is assumed to exist independently) is best understood as a four-dimensional space whch may be separated into three spatial dimensions and one temporal dimension in various ways, the particular separation depending on the motion of a hypothetical observer. It seems that DMT releases one's consciousness from the ordinary experience of space and time and catapults one into direct experience of a four-dimensional world. This explains the feeling of incredulity which first-time users frequently report.
The DMT realm is described by some as "incredible," "bizarre," "unbelievable," and even "impossible," and for many who have experienced it these terms are not an exaggeration. These terms make sense if the world experienced under DMT is a four-dimensional world experienced by a mind which is trying to make sense of it in terms of its usual categories of three-dimensional space and one-dimensional time. In the DMT state these categories no longer apply to whatever it is that is being experienced.
Some persons report that it seems that in the DMT experience there is information transfer of some sort. If so, and if this information is quite unlike anything that we are used to dealing with (at least at a conscious level), then is may be that the bizarre quality of the experience results from attempting to impose categories of thought which are quite inapplicable.
The space that one breaks through under the influence of a large dose of DMT has been called "hyperspace" by Terence McKenna and Ralph Abraham and by Gracie & Zarkov. I suggest that hyperspace is an experience of physical reality which is "closer" to it (or less mediated) than is our ordinary experience. In hyperspace one has direct experience of the four-dimensionality of physical reality.
Parenthetically we may note a mildly interesting case of historical anticipation. In 1897 one H.C. Geppinger published a book entitled DMT: Dimensional Motion Times, Development and Application (reprinted Wiiley, 1955), an appropriate title for our current subject. However, he was, of course, quite unaware of what the initials "DMT" would later come to mean.
When reflecting upon his mescaline experiences Aldous Huxley suggested that there was something, which he called "Mind-at-Large," which was filtered by the ordinary functioning of the human brain to produce ordinary experience. One may view the human body and the human nervous system as a cybernetic system for constructing a stable representation of a world of enduring objects which are able to interact in ways that we are familiar with from our ordinary experience. This is analogous to a computer's production of a stable video display -- for even a simple blinking cursor requires complicated coordination of underlyng physical processes to make it happen. In a sense we are (or at least may be thought of as) biological computers whose typical output is the world of everyday reality (as we experience it). When our biocomputational processes are modified by strange chemicals we have the opportunity to view the reality underlying ordinary experience in an entirely new way.
Einstein's four-dimensional space-time may thus turn out to be not merely a flux of energetic point-events but to be (or to be contained in a higher-dimensional space which is) at least as organized as our ordinary world and which contains intelligent, communcating beings capable of interacting wth us. As Hamlet remarked to his Aristotelian tutor, following an encounter with a dead soul (his deceased father), "There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy." Should we be surprised to find that there are more intelligent, communicating, beings in the higher-dimensional reality underlying our ordinary experience than we find within that experience?
The "elves"
Hyperspace, as it is revealed by DMT (revealed to some, anyway) appears to be full of personal entities. They are non-physical in the sense that they are not objects in the three-dimensional space to which we are accustomed. Some of the beings encountered in the DMT state may once have been living humans, but perhaps such "dead souls" are in the minority among the intelligent beings in that realm.In his classic The Fairy Faith in Celtic Countries, W.Y. Evans-Wentz recorded many tales provided to him by local people of encounters with beings, variously called fairies, elves, the wee folk, the good people, the gentry, the Sidhe, the Tuatha De Danann, etc., who inhabit a realm normally beyond our ken. The belief in this order of beings was firm among the Celtic peoples of Britain and France at the time Evans-Wentz conducted his studies (c. 1900), but has since been largely supplanted by the beliefs instilled in the public by the rise of materialistic science and technology. Evans-Wentz collected numerous reports of elf-sigting, such as the following (which is part of an account given by a member of the Lower House of the Manx Parliament):
...I looked across the river and saw a circle of supernatural light, which I have now come to regard as the "astral light" or the light of Nature, as it is called by mystics, and in which spirits become visible... [I]nto this space, and the circle of light, from the surrounding sides apparently, I saw come in twos and threes a great crowd of little beings smaller than Tom Thumb and his wife. All of them, who appeared like soldiers, were dressed in red. They moved back and forth amid the circle of light, as they formed into order like troops drilling (pg.113)Reviewing his data, Evans-Wentz writes:We seem, in fact, to have arrived at a point in our long investigations where we can postulate scientifically, on the showing of the data of psychical research, the existence of such invisible intelligences as gods, genii, daemons, all kinds of true fairies, and disembodied [i.e., deceased] men. (pg.481)He then goes on to quote an earlier researcher:Either it is we who produce these phenomena [which, says Evans-Wentz, is unreasonable] or it is spirits. But mark this well: these spirits are not necessarily the souls of the dead; for other kinds of spiritual beings may exist, and space may be full of them without our ever knowing anything about it, except under unusual circumstances [such as a sudden change in brain chemistry]. Do we not find in the different ancient literatures, demons, angels, gnomes, goblins, sprites, spectres, elementals, etc? Perhaps these legends are not without some foundation in fact. (Flammarion, quoted at Pg.481)Evans-Wentz concludes (pg.490) that a realm of discarnate, intelligent forces known as fairies, elves, etc., exists "as a supernormal state of consciousness into which men and women may enter temporarily in dreams, trances, or in various ecstatic conditions," such as, we may add, the condition produced by smoking DMT.I suggest that the fairie world studied by Evans-Wentz and the objective space into which one may enter under the influence of DMT are the same.
From Psychedelic Monographs and Essays #6, p50


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2048 is popular game and this is a clone of the same concept, i have added some enhancements as you can select now the board size then start playing, the game was developed using JavaScript so it will work on your browser any where, have fun.
Use your arrow keys to move the blocks. When two blocks with the same number overlaps, they will be merged into one, try to get to 2048 good luck.
As i said its a clone from a popular game that have been cloned many times till now with different changes but i created this clone for fun (it's a game :D) and to practice my JavaScript and as challenge for myself and i have done it in less than 6 hours separated on the transportation between work and home, you can read more about the story on my blog post.
I`m Eslam Mahmoud, Software Engineer who loves web development and creating projects check my other projects.


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Without better flood protection, Venice risks loss of heritage status
LONDON: Venice could lose its status as a World Heritage Site if it does not adequately protect itself from worsening flooding, UNESCO representatives have warned, as they offered help after recent inundations.
"Key buildings which are within the World Heritage area are threatened … this is of great concern to us, especially as this is not a single incident,” Mechtild Rössler, director of the World Heritage Centre told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Venice suffered heavy damage when floodwaters reached one of the highest levels in more than 50 years this month.
The city's historic Saint Mark’s Basilica will need millions of euros of restoration work after its delicate marble mosaics were exposed to destructive salt water, its curator said.
Such damage is expected to worsen in years to come as climate change drives rising seas and more frequent inundations of the city's small islands, set within a saltwater lagoon, heritage experts say.
The World Heritage Committee, an independent body of 21 state representatives responsible for making decisions about heritage status, is reluctant to remove any site from the list, as inclusion is meant as a motive for conservation, Roni Amelan, a UNESCO spokesman said.
So far, just two sites have been removed from the World Heritage List, he said.
They include Oman’s Arabian Oryx sanctuary in 2007, due to a lack of protection, and, in 2009, the Dresden Elbe Valley in Germany when a bridge was constructed across the site.
In both cases the "outstanding universal value" of the sites had been compromised, Amelan said in an email.
With Venice facing more frequent flooding, a UNESCO advisory mission to the city has been planned for 2020, with the World Heritage Centre preparing to dispatch experts to work with the city to assess what needs to be done.
GROWING RISKS
The city is revered as an architectural masterpiece and has one of the highest concentrations of famed art and architecture in the world, according to the heritage centre's website.
Its 118 small islands and lagoon were designed a World Heritage Site in 1987.
While the Italian city regularly experiences flooding in autumn and winter, recent floods, which peaked at 6 feet (1.8 metres) above sea level, are a clear indication of worsening climate change, Rössler said.
Global warming causes rising sea levels, and more extreme weather events, from heavier rain and storms to stronger winds that can push water toward the lagoon, Rössler said.
"UNESCO and the national authorities and the city have to deal with that in the long term,” she said.
Venice has since 2003 worked on installing a system of flood protection gates called MOSE - the Experimental Electromechanical Module.
But the project, intended to keep high tides and other floodwaters out of the lagoon, has bogged down in a "myriad” of problems, Rössler said.
Critics say the project has been plagued by corruption, cost overruns and prolonged delays. Engineers now predict the sea defense system will be ready at the end of 2021, at a cost of 5.5 billion euros ($6.1 billion).
The project's original estimated cost was 1.6 billion euros ($1.8 billion).
World Heritage Centre officials also are concerned that, once the MOSE barriers are complete, the system, designed decades ago, may be inadequate to keep out ever-higher sea levels, Rössler said.
"This is not a project for now and tomorrow. This is a long-term project, and such a project needs to take into account the most recent studies,” she noted.
Concerned about growing climate change risks, the heritage centre adopted a climate policy in 2007 and conducted a risk assessment of its sites.
UNESCO is also carrying out education and public awareness initiatives around climate change risks, according to its website. A 2018 study by the heritage centre found that 37 of 49 World Heritage cultural sites on the Mediterranean are already at risk of flooding, and 42 face coastal erosion threats.
Rössler said her organisation will make available to Venice cultural and natural heritage experts from their network, and could help with fundraising for restoration efforts, though Italy - home to 55 World Heritage sites - has plenty of expertise of its own, she said.
The worst recorded flooding to hit Venice came in 1966, when 6.4 feet (1.9 metres) swept into the city. After that, UNESCO launched an International Safeguarding Campaign and undertook work to restore and repair artworks and monuments.
This time as well, "we stand ready to help them as far as possible,” Rössler said.
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Neptune
A template for a discord bot written with discordjs with reloadable events and commands along with a multitude of plugins
Downloads
The master branch is unstable and should be used with caution.
To use stable releases go to releases
To-do
- Economy / points system plugin (WIP)
- ~Webhook plugin~
- API plugin
- Updater plugin/system
- Points system
- ~Translate~
- Welcome/Leave messages (image jimp)
- Verification system (email/oauth)
- Monitoring app
- CLI init
Installation
Make sure to have FFmpeg/avconv installed for the youtube plugin
.env
TOKEN=DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN
YANDEX_TOKEN=YANDEX_TOKEN (only if translation API is enabled)
Config
module.exports = {
prefix: "t!", // bot prefix
owner: "312551747027468290", // your id
emojis: {
// emojis for success and errors
err: {
full: ":red_circle:",
id: ":red_circle:",
},
success: {
id: ":white_check_mark:",
full: ":white_check_mark:",
},
},
persistent: false, // persistent database or in memory database
};
Install
$ yarn
$ npm
Usage example
$ yarn start
$ npm start
Meta
DanCodes – @dan-online –<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Distributed under the MIT license. See LICENSE
for more information.
Contributing
- Fork it (https://github.com/dan-online/discord-bot/fork)
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b feature/fooBar
) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add some fooBar'
) - Push to the branch (
git push origin feature/fooBar
) - Create a new Pull Request


Constructs a new VersionBot instance.
Github App ID.
Name of the VersionBot.
PEM for Github events and App login.
Secret webhook for validating events.
Instance of Github SDK API in use.
Github ServiceEmitter.
Github ServiceListener.
Add a new type of ServiceEmitter to the client. Should the ServiceEmitter already exist on the client, this will do nothing.
The name of the ServiceEmitter to add.
The constructed ServiceEmitter or void should it already exist or fail.
Add a new type of ServiceListener to the client. Should the ServiceListener already exist on the client, this will do nothing.
The name of the ServiceListener to add.
The constructed ServiceListener or void should it already exist or fail.
Clones a repository and runs versionist
upon it, creating new change files.
Information on the repository and version.
Promise with added information on the repo.
Retrieve all protected branch status requirements, and determine the state for each.
The PR on which to check the current statuses.
Promise containing a StatusChecks object determining the state of each status.
Ensures that the merge label was added by a valid maintainer, should a list exist in the repo configuration.
The VersionBot configuration object.
The PR event that triggered this check.
Checks the newly opened PR and its commits.
master
.GithubRegistration object used to register the method
ServiceEvent containing the event information ('pull_request' event)
A void Promise once execution has finished.
Checks for tags which require extra functionality to allow Waffleboard to operate upon the PR. Adds autogenerated text to the PR description for relevant tags.
GithubRegistration object used to register the method
ServiceEvent containing the event information ('pull_request' event)
A void Promise once execution has finished.
Updates all relevant repo files with altered version data.
Repository and updated file information.
Promise that resolves when git data has been updated.
Dispatch to the specified emitter. This method exists as a shortcut to avoid having to retrieve a specific emitter before sending to it.
The ServiceEmitRequest to use. This will be dispatched to all ServiceEmitters.
An array of ServiceEmitResponses from all the ServiceEmitters.
Dispatch to a specific ServiceEmitter. This method exists as a shortcut to avoid having to retrieve a specific emitter before sending to it.
The name of the ServiceEmitter to dispatch to.
Emitter appropriate data to send.
Data returned from the service represented by the ServiceEmitter.
Finalises a merge should all checks have passed.
Promise fulfilled when merging has finished.
Custom ProcBots configuration retrieval method. This implementation retrieves the configuration file from a '.procbots.yml' in the repo, should it exist.
Owner of the repo.
The repo name.
Promise containing the configuration, if found, or void if not.
Find a particular attached ServiceEmitter based upon its name.
Name of the ServiceEmitter instance to find.
Instance of the ServiceEmitter found, or void if not found.
Find a particular attached ServiceListener based upon its name.
Name of the ServiceListener instance to find.
Instance of the ServiceListener found, or void if not found.
Retrieve the binary path for the Node dependencies.
A string containing the absolute path.
Determines if VersionBot has already made commits to the PR branch for a version bump.
The PR to check.

Merges a PR.
It should be noted that this will, of course, result in a 'closed' event on a PR, which in turn will feed into the 'generateVersion' method.
GithubRegistration object used to register the method
ServiceEvent containing the event information ('pull_request' or 'pull_request_review' event)
A void Promise once execution has finished.
Carries out the merge to master
, updating relevant references from prior commits.
Deletes the old branch after merge has occured.
Repo and commit data to be referenced.
Promise that resolves when reference updates and merging has finalised.
Process a configuration file from YAML into a nested object.
The configuration file as a string.
The configuration object or void.
Reports an error to the console and as a Github comment..
The error to report.
Retrieve a configuration file. This default implementation assumes a pathname.
The media where the configuration file resides.
The media relative location of the file (eg. file path, HTTP URL, etc.)
The configuration object, service reponse or void should it fail.
Looks for status change events and creates relevant PR events for any PR whose codebase changes
ServiceEvent containing the event information ('status' event)
A void Promise once execution has finished.
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The VersionBot is built on top of the ProcBot class, which does all the heavy lifting and scheduling. It is designed to check for valid
versionist
commit semantics and alter (or merge) a PR accordingly.


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find your Python 3.5.2 installation folder.
find
idle
, click/double click to start it.


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Beetroot roe served with green asparagus, sour cream and fresh herbs
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Steamed red tongue on summer spinach with mussels, crispy polenta and chervil
Main courses
Funen lamb fried in croutons served with parsley puree, parsley root, pickled lemons, and thyme.
Add lamb cloud and potatoes
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Rose-fried veal fillet topped with fresh white asparagus with Vierge sauce, creamy cauliflower
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