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Technology jobs are disproportionately filled by whites, Asians and men. While many tech companies have made it a public goal to diversity their workforce, there is still a long ways to go. A recent Fortune survey of 9 top tech companies found that on average women make up about one-third of the work force.
The lack of diversity in tech has often been justified as a pipeline issue: there are more men who study computer science so there are more men in tech jobs. An examination of the numbers reveals that isn’t always the case. For example, 50% of introductory computer science students at Stanford and Berkeley are women. It is not merely a pipeline issue.
Why it Matter
While tech leaders have long pledged their support for diversity, the makeup of tech companies is still lopsided. Creating software is a highly creative enterprise. Equal employment opportunity for everyone is not only a moral obligation, it's also good business. Having a broader and more diverse team will result in better ideas and products.
How We Fix the Issue
It's a step in the right direction that tech companies are starting to track and publish these statistics (what gets measured gets managed). But there is more to be done. I believe that one of the ways to solve this problem is by providing universal early access to computers. It’s critical that public schools have k-12 computer science (and AP computer science) courses. This will make a big impact on future generations. Right now, we need to make sure that the culture and hiring practices at tech companies are inclusive for women and all minority groups.


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| Interface Summary | |
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| DataObject | Interface defining a Data Object encapsulating data. |
| DataObjectActionListener | Listens for DataObject Actions |
| PageableDataObject | An interface which extends the DataObject interface allowing for paging through result set data. |
| PagedList | A paged list. |
| PersistenceEngine | The PersistenceEngine interface defines persistence services for DatObjects |
| RelationalObject | An Interface defining relational Data Objects encapsulating Relational data information. |
| SimpleDataObject | Interface defining a Data Object encapsulating data. |
| SQLObject | An Interface defining SQL Data Objects encapsulating JDBC data information. |
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| colinfo | Colinfo class stores metadata information for columns selected by the DataObject's query. |
| DataObjectImpl | A concrete implementation of DataObject and RelationalObject
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| DataObjectQueryParser | This class is responsible for bi-directional query building for data objects SQL is built by default, but should also support XQuery/XPath etc. |
| ExtenBeanFactory | A DataObjectFactory which populates the data in classes which implement the DataObject interface. |
| ExtenDataObject | The ExtenDataObject provides the functionality of a persistent entity bean. |
| GenericDataObject | A basic DataObject implementation. |
| JSONDataObject | A DataObject implementation which uses JSON (Java Script Object Notation) data. |
| PagedDataFactory | An implementation of ExtenBeanFactory which allows for paging of data. |
| RelationalObjectImpl | Concrete Relational Object implementation |
| Transaction | Provides a simple transaction mechanism for DataObjects. |
| Utils | |
| VariableConverter | a tool to replace public variables in classes with get/set methods |
| XMLDataObject | A DataObject implementation which uses XML data. |
| XMLDataObjectFactory | XMLDataObjectFactory is a PersistenceEngine used to initialize XMLDataObjects from XML Data Source. |
| XMLDOTester | A class for testing XML DataObject functionality. |
The ExtenBean package contains an Object Relational Data Object implementation used by ExtenXLS CellBinder data mapping and various data operations. DataObjects can be instantiated and persisted to a variety of data sources including JDBC, XML, and CSV files. See: ExtenXLS Docs
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The chsh command changes the user login shell. This determines the name of the user*(Aqs initial login command. A normal user may only change the login shell for her own account; the superuser may change the login shell for any account.
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The masthead forms an anchor from which all screen and interface content hangs. It's used to hold important information and interactions relating to the active screen at that time. This typically includes the brand mark, header, sub header and interactive assets.
WHAT IS IT FOR?
The masthead spans the whole screen width and is used to nest control functions and features at the highest level. Examples include username, logout, home, tools, or dashboard, but always the brand mark.
As screen content is scrolled, the masthead locks, allowing content to flow beneath it. This means it is always visible at the top of the screen. It responds in a liquid manner to changes in browser width.
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To maintain a consistent experience, the masthead should be present on all pages at all times. It’s important that it is applied accurately across all IHTSDO Services, to further support a consistent brand experience every time.
To clearly identify a currently viewed IHTSDO Service, a 'locked off' text header system is used together with the brand mark. A consistent type size should be used across all services.
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EXAMPLES
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Links to home page of current service.
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#include <shader.h>
Definition at line 895 of file shader.h.
◆ bar_id_to_warp_t
◆ cta_to_warp_t
◆ barrier_set_t()
| barrier_set_t::barrier_set_t |
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shader_core_ctx * |
shader, |
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unsigned |
max_warps_per_core, |
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max_cta_per_core, |
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max_barriers_per_cta, |
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warp_size |
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◆ allocate_barrier()
| void barrier_set_t::allocate_barrier |
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unsigned |
cta_id, |
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warp_set_t |
warps |
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◆ deallocate_barrier()
| void barrier_set_t::deallocate_barrier |
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unsigned |
cta_id | ) |
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◆ dump()
| void barrier_set_t::dump |
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| ) |
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◆ warp_exit()
| void barrier_set_t::warp_exit |
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unsigned |
warp_id | ) |
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◆ warp_reaches_barrier()
| void barrier_set_t::warp_reaches_barrier |
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unsigned |
cta_id, |
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unsigned |
warp_id, |
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warp_inst_t * |
inst |
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) |
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◆ warp_waiting_at_barrier()
| bool barrier_set_t::warp_waiting_at_barrier |
( |
unsigned |
warp_id | ) |
const |
◆ m_bar_id_to_warps
◆ m_cta_to_warps
◆ m_max_barriers_per_cta
| unsigned barrier_set_t::m_max_barriers_per_cta |
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private |
◆ m_max_cta_per_core
| unsigned barrier_set_t::m_max_cta_per_core |
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private |
◆ m_max_warps_per_core
| unsigned barrier_set_t::m_max_warps_per_core |
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private |
◆ m_shader
◆ m_warp_active
◆ m_warp_at_barrier
◆ m_warp_size
| unsigned barrier_set_t::m_warp_size |
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private |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- gpgpu-sim_distribution/src/gpgpu-sim/shader.h
- gpgpu-sim_distribution/src/gpgpu-sim/shader.cc


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stopwords = set()
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Loads language-specific stopwords for keyword selection


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- Officer on board only has to verify the information and press send
- Further decrease the workload and administrative burden, both for Officers on board
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A function gets outer variables as they are now, it uses the most recent values.
Old variable values are not saved anywhere. When a function wants a variable, it takes the current value from its own Lexical Environment or the outer one.


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New Day is a Chrome extension to keep notes, track todos, and see upcoming calendar events all from your new tab page.
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The New Day client contains 3 kinds of personal data:
- Todo items you create
- Text you write in the notes area
- Upcoming calendar events (synced from Google Calendar)
to be shown in the "Today" column.
Requires optional read-only permission to access your Google Calendar.
Storage
New Day stores all of these
(notes, todo items, calendar events)
on your personal computer or in your Google Account
( if Chrome sync is enabled ).
For the technically minded this is stored via chrome.storage see the code in storage.ts
Usage
This data (notes, todo items, calendar events) is used only for the purpose of providing the features of the extension, that is:
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| Airport::Airport |
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const string & |
name, |
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const string & |
iata, |
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const string & |
callsign, |
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int |
gates |
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) |
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construct an Airport with parameters
- Parameters
-
| void Airport::addRunway |
( |
Runway * |
runway | ) |
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adds a runway to the airport Preconditions: !runwayExists(runway->getName()) && !runway->getName().empty() && (runway->getType() == "asphalt" or runway->getType() == "grass") && !Airport::runwayExists(runway->getName()) Preconditions: propperlyInitialised() Postcondition: Airport::runwayExists(runway->getName())
- Parameters
-
| const string & Airport::getCallsign |
( |
| ) |
const |
get the callsign of the airport
- Returns
- callsign
| vector< int > Airport::getFreeGates |
( |
| ) |
|
Returns a vector with the indexes of all the free gates Preconditions: propperlyInitialised() Postconditions: &result != NULL
- Returns
- FreeGates
| vector< int > Airport::getFreeRunways |
( |
| ) |
|
Returns a vector with the indexes of all the free Runways Preconditions: propperlyInitialised() Postconditions: &result != NULL
- Returns
- FreeRunways
| bool Airport::getGateOccupied |
( |
int |
i | ) |
|
get if a certain gate is occupied Preconditions: propperlyInitialised() Precondition: validGateIndex(int)
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- occupied
| int Airport::getGates |
( |
| ) |
const |
get the amount of gates in the airport
- Returns
- gates
| const vector< bool > & Airport::getGatesOccupied |
( |
| ) |
const |
get a vector with for each gate index a bool ti show if it's occupied
- Returns
- occuiped gates
| const string & Airport::getIata |
( |
| ) |
const |
get the iata of the airport
- Returns
- Iata
| string Airport::getInfo |
( |
| ) |
|
gets the airports info as a string Preconditions: propperlyInitialised()
- Returns
| const string & Airport::getName |
( |
| ) |
const |
get the name of the Airport
- Returns
- name
| Runway * Airport::getRunway |
( |
const string & |
name | ) |
|
Get the runway by name (string) if the runway doesn't exist, it return NULL Preconditions: propperlyInitialised()
- Returns
- Runway
| const vector< Runway * > & Airport::getRunways |
( |
| ) |
const |
get the runways in the airport
- Returns
- Runways
Get the Airplane that is currently waiting at height 3000. Preconditions: propperlyInitialised()
- Returns
Get the Airplane that is currentle waiting at height 5000. Preconditions: propperlyInitialised()
- Returns
| bool Airport::isValid |
( |
| ) |
|
Check if the values of the airport are propperly initialised
- Returns
- bool
| bool Airport::properlyInitialised |
( |
| ) |
|
Check if the airport is propperly initialised
- Returns
| void Airport::removeRunway |
( |
const string & |
name | ) |
|
removes a runway from the airport Precontition: Airport::runwayExists(name) && !name.empty() Preconditions: propperlyInitialised() Postcondition: !Airport::runwayExists(name)
- Parameters
-
| bool Airport::runwayExists |
( |
const string & |
name | ) |
|
Check if the runway with the given name exists Preconditions: propperlyInitialised()
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- bool
| void Airport::setCallsign |
( |
const string & |
callsign | ) |
|
sets the callsign of the airport Preconditions: propperlyInitialised() Postconditions: Airport::getCallsign() == callsign
- Parameters
-
| void Airport::setGateOccupied |
( |
int |
i, |
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bool |
occ |
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) |
| |
set a certain gate to occ Precondition: validGateIndex(i) Preconditions: propperlyInitialised() Postcondition: Airport::getGateOccupied(i) == occ
- Parameters
-
| int | i : index of the gate |
| bool | occ : occupied or not |
| void Airport::setGates |
( |
int |
gates | ) |
|
| void Airport::setGatesOccupied |
( |
const vector< bool > & |
GatesOccupied | ) |
|
set wich gates are occupied through a vector Preconditions: propperlyInitialised() Postconditions: Airport::getGatesOccupied() == gatesOccupied
- Parameters
-
| void Airport::setIata |
( |
const string & |
iata | ) |
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set the iata of the airport Preconditions: propperlyInitialised() Postconditions: Airport::getIata() == iata
- Parameters
-
| void Airport::setName |
( |
const string & |
name | ) |
|
set the name of the airport Preconditions: propperlyInitialised() Postconditions: Airport::getName() == name
- Parameters
-
| void Airport::setRunways |
( |
const vector< Runway * > & |
Runways | ) |
|
set the runways in the airport Preconditions: Airport::validRunways(runways) Preconditions: propperlyInitialised() Postconditions: Airport::getRunways() == runways
- Parameters
-
| void Airport::setWait3000 |
( |
Airplane * |
plane | ) |
|
Set the Airplane that is currently waiting at height 3000. Preconditions: propperlyInitialised() Postcondition: Airport::getWait3000() == plane
- Parameters
-
| void Airport::setWait5000 |
( |
Airplane * |
plane | ) |
|
Set the Airplane that is currently waiting at height 5000. Preconditions: propperlyInitialised() Postcondition: Airport::getWait5000() == plane
- Parameters
-
| bool Airport::validGateIndex |
( |
int |
i | ) |
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Check if the gate index is valid and unoccupied Preconditions: propperlyInitialised()
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- bool
| bool Airport::validRunways |
( |
vector< Runway * > |
runways | ) |
|
Checks if a vetor of runways is valid to set as this airport's runways Preconditions: propperlyInitialised()
- Parameters
-
- Returns
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


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float fmod ( float $x , float $y )
Returns the floating point remainder of dividing the dividend (x) by the divisor (y). The reminder (r) is defined as: x = i * y + r, for some integer i. If y is non-zero, r has the same sign as x and a magnitude less than the magnitude of y.
The floating point remainder of x/y


To start with, this article is not actually my own words. It is a small section of the fantastic book
"Efective C++: 55 Specific Ways tom Improve Your Programs and Designs", by
Scott Meyers, and I thought it warranted an article being made for it as it gives some very useful information.
Try not to get held up on the first few sentences as this is mid flow in the chapter...
For almost everything else, the responsibility for initialization falls on constructors. The rule there is simple: make sure that all constructors initialize everything in the object.
The rule is easy to follow, but it’s important not to confuse assignment with initialization. Consider a constructor for a class representing entries in an address book:
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Class PhoneNumber { … };
Class ABEntry { // ABEntr = “Address Book Entry”
public:
ABEntry(const std::String& name, const std::string& address,
const std::list<PhoneNumber>& phones);
private:
std::string theName;
std::string theAddress;
std::list<PhoneNumber> thePhones;
int numTimesConsulted;
};
ABEntry(const std::String& name, const std::string& address,
const std::list<PhoneNumber>& phones)
{
theName = name; // these are all assignments,
theAddress = address; // no initializations
thePhones = phones;
numTimesConsulted = 0;
}
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This will yield ABEntry objects with the values you expect, but it’s still not the best approach. The rules of C++ stipulate that data members of an object are initialized
before the body of a constructor is entered. Inside the ABEntry constructor, theName, theAddress, and thePhones aren’t being initialized, they’re being assigned. Initialization took place earlier – when their default contructors were automatically called prior to entering the body of the ABEntry constructor. This isn’t true for numTimesConsulted, because it’s a built-in type. For it, there’s no guarantee it was initialized at all prior to its assignment.
A better way to write the ABEntry constructor is to use the member initialization list instead of assignments:
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const std::String& name, const std::string& address,
const std::list<PhoneNumber>& phones)
: theName(name),
theAddress(address), // these are now all initializations
thePhones(phones),
numTimesConsulted(0)
{} // the ctor body is now empty
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This constructor yields the same end result as the one above, but it will often be more efficient. The assignment-based version first called default constructors to initialize theName, theAddress, and thePhones, then promptly assigned new values on top of the default-constructed ones. All the work performed in those default constructions was therefore wasted. The member initialization list approach avoids that problem, because the arguments in the initilization list approach avoids that problem, because the arguments in the initialization list are used as constructor arguments for the various data members. In this case, theName is copy-constructed from name, theAddress is copy-constructed from address, and thePhones is copy-constructed from phones. For most types, a single call to a copy constructor is more efficient – sometimes
much more efficient – than a call to the default constructor followed by a call to the copy assignemnet operator.
For objects of built-in type like numTimesConsulted, there is no difference in cost between initialization and assignment, but for consistence, it’s often best to initialize everything via member initialization. Similarly, you cn use the member initilzation list even when you want to default-construct a data member; just specify nothing as an initialization argument.


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Double-strand breaks (DSBs) in DNA pose a lethal threat to a cell: if not repaired, DSBs can cause cell death; if repaired incorrectly, DSBs can cause mutations and chromosomal rearrangements that can lead to the loss of growth control and cancer. DSBs occur naturally as a result of oxidative metabolism and V(D)J recombination in lymphocytes, as well as in response to ionising radiation and to chemotherapeutic agents such as bleomycin.
Cells have evolved a number of ways of dealing with the damage arising from DSBs: homologous recombination (HR), non-homologous end joining (NHEJ), and single-strand annealing. In mammalian cells, HR and NHEJ predominate. HR is the major repair pathway following DNA replication, using an undamaged sister chromatid as a template to accurately repair the damage. NHEJ is used to repair DSBs arising from DNA-damaging agents such as ionising radiation, and for those arising from V(D)J recombination. Unlike HR, NHEJ is an inherently error-prone process, whereby two DNA ends are joined directly without the need for sequence homology, although in some cases small regions of homology may exist in the single-stranded overhangs in the break. NHEJ can result in the loss of nucleotides from the site of breakage, which can be deleterious if the break occurs in a gene or its controlling sequences; yet this may still prove more beneficial to a cell than leaving the breaks unrepaired. There are several proteins known to be involved in NHEJ, one of which is DNA ligase IV.
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Domain structure of DNA ligase IV. The structure of the red-boxed region has been solved by crystallography. Reprinted from Genome Biology 3(4), I. V. Martin and S. A. MacNeill, ATP-dependent DNA ligases, 2002, REVIEWS3005, PMID: 11983065. |
DNA ligase IV, which is conserved in all eukaryotes, is part of a family of ATP-dependent DNA ligases that are involved in DNA replication, recombination and repair. These DNA ligases have two common domains: a catalytic domain (CD) that contains several conserved nucleotide-binding motifs, and a conserved non-catalytic domain (NCD). In addition, DNA ligase IV has a long C-terminal extension comprising of two BRCT domains (after the C-terminal domain of a breast cancer susceptibility protein, BRCA1), which are phosphopeptide-binding modules found in many proteins that regulate DNA damage responses, such as BRCA1, MDC1 and BARD1. A short linker region that is required for the binding of the XRCC4 protein, which is important for ligase activity, connects the two BRCT domains.
DNA ligase IV is a nuclear enzyme that joins the breaks in the phosphodiester backbone of DNA. The reaction mechanism involves the formation of a covalent enzyme-AMP intermediate from the cleavage of ATP to AMP and pyrophosphate. The adenylate group from AMP is then transferred to the 5’-phosphate of the nicked DNA molecule. Finally, the DNA ligase seals the gap by phosphodiester bond formation, via the displacement of the AMP residue with the 3’-hydroxyl group from the adjacent DNA strand.


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non emotional comet by Trey Pharis
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pickling by Hanisha Harjani
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In a few years, biosensors will analyse the quality of air and water, detect pathogens and toxins, and provide early diagnoses for cancer patients. To make these technologies possible, we need a correct understanding of the underlying complex nanoscale soft matter and biophysical interactions.By deciphering the underlying molecular dynamics, we enable the design and testing of biosensing devices.


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I am a creative hands-on engineer with a big picture approach to life, but a detail oriented approach to life's challenges. I chose to follow the hands-on engineering path with a degree in Plastics Engineering and Vehicle design from Western Washintong University in 2009.
In 2015 I took a break from the working world to travel the real world while gathering a new focus on what I'd like to spend my life doing. After almost 2 years of exploring different lands and different cultures I returned to Seattle to develop a new lifestyle and to find a career that would eventually match with that lifestyle.
Seth creates. He creates in code, in metal, in electronics, in art, and in community.
I recently used my coding skills to program arduino micro controllers for pressure-sensistive lightup shoes, which were part of a night costume for Halloween. I also used electronic assembly skills to wire and solder a power system into a jacket and this jacket then powered lightup wires, LEDs, switches, and connectons to power the shoes and lightups pants.
With such sweet shoes and a sweet jacket I needed a fun ride, so why not build a unique bicycle? I used my prototyping, welding and fabrications skills to build a 2 seater side-by-side bicycle for myself and a buddy to go on adventures.
I am driven by big picture challenges that are striving to change the world or just get the creative flow process going. Time doesnt exist when projects are fun!
The above projects are just recent and quick examples of fun things I can pour my energy into. I have previousl worked in an industry that was developing great ideas, but they were moving in a purely profit direction and rarely concerned about the consequences of our consumer driven soceity.


Personal Info
- Major: Computer Science
- High School: Spanish Fork High, Spanish Fork, USA. 1998
- Current year at UVU: Sophomore
- Favorite ice cream: Mint chocolate chip
Five favorite fantasy novels
- Trickster's Choice Tamora Pierce
- Dragonsinger Anne McCaffrey
- Lirael Garth Nix
- The Return of the King J.R.R. Tolkien
- The Wheel of Time Robert Jordan
A Haiku I wrote
There is a blue reindeer that sits on my desk, so I decided to use that as the subject.
Blue reindeer dancer.
Keeping a vidgle over me,
the desk defender.
Personal interests
I first got interested in Programming when I was in high school. There was a Basic programming class that I really excelled at. But after getting back from my mission, I had kinda forgetten about programming and just got a job so my parents would stop pestering me to pay rent and such.
During my many jobs after my mission I landed at MegaDiamond as a technician. While working there I discovered that I really enjoy building and creating, also this helped me rediscovering that I love to write programs. Most of my responsibilities were build R&D machines, which taught me how to program in many different styles and taught me much about machine wiring.
Another interest is stories. Interest might be an understatement, because I love stories. It doesn't matter the format either. They can be spoken, written, movies or video games and I will enjoy then all the same. There is not just a single genre either, as I have experianced stories from most of them. Saying that, my faverite genres currently are fantasy, science-fiction and dystopian.
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class |
VelocityContext
General purpose implementation of the application Context
interface for general application use.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
Template.merge(Context context,
Writer writer)
The AST node structure is merged with the
context to produce the final output.
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void |
Template.merge(Context context,
Writer writer,
List macroLibraries)
The AST node structure is merged with the
context to produce the final output.
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
VelocityContext(Context innerContext)
Chaining constructor, used when you want to
wrap a context in another.
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VelocityContext(Map<String,Object> context,
Context innerContext)
Initializes internal storage (never to
null ), and
inner context. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
VelocityEngine.evaluate(Context context,
Writer writer,
String logTag,
Reader reader)
Renders the input reader using the context into the output writer.
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static boolean |
Velocity.evaluate(Context context,
Writer writer,
String logTag,
Reader reader)
Renders the input reader using the context into the output writer.
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boolean |
VelocityEngine.evaluate(Context context,
Writer out,
String logTag,
String instring)
renders the input string using the context into the output writer.
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static boolean |
Velocity.evaluate(Context context,
Writer out,
String logTag,
String instring)
renders the input string using the context into the output writer.
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boolean |
VelocityEngine.invokeVelocimacro(String vmName,
String logTag,
String[] params,
Context context,
Writer writer)
Invokes a currently registered Velocimacro with the params provided
and places the rendered stream into the writer.
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static boolean |
Velocity.invokeVelocimacro(String vmName,
String logTag,
String[] params,
Context context,
Writer writer)
Invokes a currently registered Velocimacro with the params provided
and places the rendered stream into the writer.
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boolean |
VelocityEngine.mergeTemplate(String templateName,
String encoding,
Context context,
Writer writer)
merges a template and puts the rendered stream into the writer
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static boolean |
Velocity.mergeTemplate(String templateName,
String encoding,
Context context,
Writer writer)
Merges a template and puts the rendered stream into the writer
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
EventCartridge.attachToContext(Context context)
Attached the EventCartridge to the context
Final because not something one should mess with lightly :)
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String |
EventCartridge.includeEvent(Context context,
String includeResourcePath,
String currentResourcePath,
String directiveName)
Call include event handlers
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String |
IncludeEventHandler.includeEvent(Context context,
String includeResourcePath,
String currentResourcePath,
String directiveName)
Called when an include-type directive is encountered (
#include or #parse ). |
Object |
EventCartridge.invalidGetMethod(Context context,
String reference,
Object object,
String property,
Info info)
Call invalid reference handlers for an invalid getter
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Object |
InvalidReferenceEventHandler.invalidGetMethod(Context context,
String reference,
Object object,
String property,
Info info)
Called when object is null or there is no getter for the given
property.
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Object |
EventCartridge.invalidMethod(Context context,
String reference,
Object object,
String method,
Info info)
Call invalid reference handlers for an invalid method call
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Object |
InvalidReferenceEventHandler.invalidMethod(Context context,
String reference,
Object object,
String method,
Info info)
Called when object is null or the given method does not exist.
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boolean |
EventCartridge.invalidSetMethod(Context context,
String leftreference,
String rightreference,
Info info)
Call invalid reference handlers for an invalid setter
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boolean |
InvalidReferenceEventHandler.invalidSetMethod(Context context,
String leftreference,
String rightreference,
Info info)
Called when object is null or there is no setter for the given
property.
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Object |
EventCartridge.methodException(Context context,
Class claz,
String method,
Exception e,
Info info)
Call method exception event handler
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Object |
MethodExceptionEventHandler.methodException(Context context,
Class claz,
String method,
Exception e,
Info info)
Called when a method throws an exception.
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Object |
ReferenceInsertionEventHandler.referenceInsert(Context context,
String reference,
Object value)
A call-back which is executed during Velocity merge before a reference
value is inserted into the output stream.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
String |
IncludeRelativePath.includeEvent(Context context,
String includeResourcePath,
String currentResourcePath,
String directiveName)
Return path relative to the current template's path.
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String |
IncludeNotFound.includeEvent(Context context,
String includeResourcePath,
String currentResourcePath,
String directiveName)
Check to see if included file exists, and display "not found" page if it
doesn't.
|
Object |
ReportInvalidReferences.invalidGetMethod(Context context,
String reference,
Object object,
String property,
Info info)
Collect the error and/or throw an exception, depending on configuration.
|
Object |
ReportInvalidReferences.invalidMethod(Context context,
String reference,
Object object,
String method,
Info info)
Collect the error and/or throw an exception, depending on configuration.
|
boolean |
ReportInvalidReferences.invalidSetMethod(Context context,
String leftreference,
String rightreference,
Info info)
Collect the error and/or throw an exception, depending on configuration.
|
Object |
PrintExceptions.methodException(Context context,
Class claz,
String method,
Exception e,
Info info)
Render the method exception, and optionally the exception message and stack trace.
|
Object |
EscapeReference.referenceInsert(Context context,
String reference,
Object value)
Escape the provided text if it matches the configured regular expression.
|
void |
IncludeNotFound.setContext(Context context) |
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
InternalContextAdapter
interface to bring all necessary internal and user contexts together.
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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
AbstractContext
This class is the abstract base class for all conventional
Velocity Context implementations.
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class |
ChainedInternalContextAdapter
This is an abstract internal-use-only context implementation to be
used as a subclass for other internal-use-only contexts that wrap
other internal-use-only contexts.
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class |
InternalContextAdapterImpl
This adapter class is the container for all context types for internal
use.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Context |
AbstractContext.getChainedContext()
returns innerContext if one is chained
|
Context |
InternalWrapperContext.getInternalUserContext()
Returns the wrapped user context.
|
Context |
InternalContextAdapterImpl.getInternalUserContext()
returns the user data context that
we are wrapping
|
Context |
ChainedInternalContextAdapter.getInternalUserContext()
Return the inner / user context.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
AbstractContext(Context inner)
Chaining constructor accepts a Context argument.
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InternalContextAdapterImpl(Context c)
CTOR takes a Context and wraps it, delegating all 'data' calls
to it.
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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
DBContext
Example context impl that uses a database to store stuff :)
yes, this is silly
expects a mysql db test with table
CREATE TABLE contextstore (
k varchar(100),
val blob
);
very fragile, crappy code....
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class |
TreeMapContext
Example context impl that uses a TreeMap
Not much point other than to show how easy it is.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Object |
EventExample.methodException(Context context,
Class claz,
String method,
Exception e,
Info info) |
Object |
EventExample.referenceInsert(Context context,
String reference,
Object value)
Event handler for when a reference is inserted into the output stream.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
DBContext(Context inner) |
TreeMapContext(Context inner) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
RuntimeServices.evaluate(Context context,
Writer writer,
String logTag,
Reader reader)
Renders the input reader using the context into the output writer.
|
boolean |
RuntimeInstance.evaluate(Context context,
Writer writer,
String logTag,
Reader reader)
Renders the input reader using the context into the output writer.
|
boolean |
RuntimeServices.evaluate(Context context,
Writer out,
String logTag,
String instring)
Renders the input string using the context into the output writer.
|
boolean |
RuntimeInstance.evaluate(Context context,
Writer out,
String logTag,
String instring)
Renders the input string using the context into the output writer.
|
boolean |
RuntimeServices.invokeVelocimacro(String vmName,
String logTag,
String[] params,
Context context,
Writer writer)
Invokes a currently registered Velocimacro with the params provided
and places the rendered stream into the writer.
|
boolean |
RuntimeInstance.invokeVelocimacro(String vmName,
String logTag,
String[] params,
Context context,
Writer writer)
Invokes a currently registered Velocimacro with the params provided
and places the rendered stream into the writer.
|
boolean |
RuntimeInstance.render(Context context,
Writer writer,
String logTag,
SimpleNode nodeTree)
Initializes and renders the AST
SimpleNode using the context
into the output writer. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
ContextAware.setContext(Context context)
Initialize the EventHandler.
|
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| CommandBuilder |
open class CommandBuilder<T>
A builder class that helps define a command without needing to specify all the properties for the ICommand constructor. |
| CommandContext |
open class CommandContext
A data class for holding the context of the command. It parses a string and splits it in two based on the first available space. The first string represents the alias, and the second string represents the arguments leftover. |
| CommandDefaults |
object CommandDefaults
An object class containing the default command property settings. |
| CommandProperties |
data class CommandProperties
A data class containing the properties of the command. |
| CommandResult |
data class CommandResult<out T>
A data class containing the results after command execution. |
| ICommand |
abstract class ICommand<T> : ICommandExecutable<T>
An abstract class which represents a command. All commands implement ICommandExecutable as their main executing method or function. |
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Thrissur Sahodaya champions at State CBSE Arts Festival
Silver Hills, Kozhikode, bags school champions trophy
by Staff ReporterThrissur Sahodaya emerged as overall champions at the four-day Kerala State CBSE Arts Festival at Vazhakulam, which concluded on Sunday.
Thrissur Sahodaya won with a tally of 1,780 points, while Malabar Sahodaya stood in second place with 1,570 points. Central Kerala Sahodaya finished third with a total of 1,350 points and Palakkad Sahodaya stood fourth with 1,259 points.
Silver Hills Public School, Kozhikode, bagged the school champions trophy with 493 points. Devamatha CMI Public School, Thrissur, stood second and Devagiri CMI Public School, Kozhikode, stood third with 411 and 373 points respectively. Thrissur Sahodaya also stood first in categories one, two, three and four.
Lakshman Raj, a Class 9 student at Mar Baselios Central School, Kollam, stole the spotlight when he won the first place in Bharatanatyam and Kuchipudi in category four of the competition, and third place in the Nadodi Nritham competition. Lakshman has consistently bagged the first place in Bharatanatyam for the past four years.
As many as 8,000 students from 1,400 CBSE schools in the State participated in the festival in various song, dance, elocution, recitation and sketching competitions. Speaking as the chief guest at the valedictory ceremony, actor Jagadeesh said such competitions could equip students to deal with life situations.


Exercises for Programmers
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02 - Counting the Number of Characters
03 - Printing Quotes
04 - Mad Lib
05 - Simple Math


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Katawa Shoujo
Katawa Shoujo is a bishoujo-style visual novel set in the fictional Yamaku High School for disabled children, located somewhere in modern Japan. Hisao Nakai, a normal boy living a normal life, has his life turned upside down when a congenital heart defect forces him to move to a new school after a long hospitalization. Despite his difficulties, Hisao is able to find friends—and perhaps love, if he plays his cards right. There are five main paths corresponding to the 5 main female characters, each path following the storyline pertaining to that character.-Katawa-Shoujo Offical WebSiteWhat drew me to this title was well.... I asked about Galge on a Anime forum and the site's Admin told me about this one. I found this story to be a good one. I felt that it wasn't very complex but over all it turned out to be a great story. I complete the first story line in about four hours. It was a bit long but it has been a while since I played eroge/VN/Galge/what_ever_you_want_to_call_it. Last time I played on was about 5 years ago so needless to say it took abit to adjust. Over all I would play again.
Over all 10/10 Art 10/10 Story 10/10


A few days back, Keras creator, Francois Chollet tweeted
A Keras/TF.js challenge: make a model that processes a webcam feed and detects when someone touches their face (triggering a loud beep).“ The very next day, I tried the Keras yolov3 model available in the Github. It was trained on the
coco80
dataset and could detect person but not the face touch.
V1 Training
The original Keras implementation lacked documentation to train fromscratch or transfer learning. While looking for alternative implementation, I came across the PyTorch implemetation with complete documentation.
I wrote a simple python program to download images based on keyword.
python face_touch_download.py –keyword “chin leaning” –limit 100 –dest chin_leaning
The script downloads 100 images and store the images in the directory. Next, I annotated the images using LabelImg in Yolo format. With close to 80 images, I trained the network on a single class facetouch
for 100 epochs. The best of the weights couldn’t identify any face touch on four images. Now, I wasn’t clear should I train all classes(80 +1) or need more images with annotation.

After annotation, the dataset was close to 250 images. Then I decided to train along with a few other original classes of coco labels. I selected the first nine classes and face touch. Now, the annotated facetouch
images need a change in class. For example, in V1, there was only one class(0), now those annotations are misleading because some other class takes up the number, now 0 means person and9 means facetouch. Also, I picked random 500 images from the original coco dataset for training. After remapping the existing annotation and creating a new annotation, I trained the network for 200 epochs.
 The network labeled the person rolling up mustache, second image as face touch.First Victory! At the same time, the network was not predicting other images for classes person and face touch.
V3 Training
After re-reading the same documentation again, it was clear to me, the network needs more training images, and _needn’t be trained_along with the rest of the classes. Now I deleted all the dataset v2 and annotations and came up with a list of keywords - face touch, ```` black face touch,
chin leaning.
After annotation of close to 350 images, running the training,this time network was able to label two images - Another person rolling up mustache (2),Proust is sitting in a chair, leaning his face on the chin(3).
By now, it was clear to me that yolov3 can detect chin leaning andmustache as long as the rectangular box is of considerable size and next step.
Final Training
Now the list of keywords grew to ten. The new ones apart from previous ones are finger touching face, ```` ear touch,
finger touching forehead,
headache,
human thinking face,
nose touching, ```` rubbing eyes.
The final datasetwas close to 1000 images. After training the network for 400 epochs on the dataset, the network was able to identify face touch on videos, images, and webcam feed.
Classification (bounding box) on 17 images
Out of 14 face touching images, the network able to box 11 images. The network couldn’tbox on two Murakami images.
Here is a youtube link to identifying facetouch on Salvoj Zizek clip - https://www.youtube.com/embed/n44WsmRiAvY.
Webcam
Now that, the network predicts anyone touching the face or trying to touch the face, you can run the program in the background, it warns you with the sound, Don't touch the face.
After installing the requirements, run the program,
python detect.py –cfg cfg/yolov3-1cls.cfg –weights best_dataset_v5.pt –source 0
You’re all set to hear the sound when you try to touch the face.
The repo contains a link to the trained model, dataset, and other instructions. Let me know your comments and issues.
I’m yet to understand how yolo works, so far, only read yolo v1 paper.The precision for the model is around ~0.6. I think it’s possible to improve the precision of the model. Somewhere while transferring the image from the server, the results.png
went missing.
Few Issues
If you run the `` detect.py `` with webcam source, the rendering sound is blocking code, you may notice a lag in the webcam feed.
Sometimes, the model predicts the mobile phone in front of the image as a face touch.
As shown in the images, if the face touch region is tiny like a single index finger over the chin, it doesn’t predict, look at the below image titled 6.
The quality of the images was slightly issued because of the watermarks and focus angle. If the end deployment targets at the webcam, then it’s better to train image with front face focus. There was no clean way to ensure or scrap the high-quality images. Do you know how to solve the problem or even this assumption is true?. Of course, good model should detect face touch from all sides and angles.
I haven’t tried augmenting the dataset and training it.
The network may not run on edge devices, you may want to train using yolov3-tiny weights.
- Yolo site: https://pjreddie.com/darknet/yolo/
- PyTorch yolov3 implememtation: https://github.com/ultralytics/yolov3
- Facetouch Repo: https://github.com/kracekumar/facetouch
While writing the code and debugging, I must have touched my face more than 100 times. It’s part of evolution and habit, can’t die in few days. Does wearing a mask with spikes help then?
See also
- Parameterize Python Tests
- Incomplete data is useless - COVID-19 India data
- Capture all browser HTTP[s] calls to load a web page
- How long do Python Postgres tools take to load data?
- Debugging Python multiprocessing program with strace
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Deuteronomy 1:26
Notwithstanding ye would not go up, but rebelled against the commandment of the LORD your God:


Across: 1. Regulars of thespian campus backing former 17s of 10 11 (7) 5. Throws out the Raj once patiotic front prevails finally! (6) 10,11. Starting to trend: cool alternative types taking lithium around northern 28 (3 11) 12. In one experiment, removing Raj's leader at the start (7) 13. Dolphin part to eat in Germany, mostly as delicacy (7) 14. Catch boat back mostly (4) 15. Clash when Aquino is ill, occasioning division to turn (9) 20.  Dashes back, driving car (4) 24. English, a bit rude, ignoring sales-topping 1 across singer (Julio's boy) (7) 27. Able to work with on and off primarily to get start of numeration? (7) 28,29. Hundreds of Nordic isles hope as a glacier melts (11 3) 30. Former 17 in 10 11? So push back! (6) 31. He rules 10 11 with violent threats, uttered nastily (7) Down: 1. House business using it in undercover operations (8) 2. They who once ruled 10 11 with armaments barricade expansion of central regions (9) 3. Hold back cheeky one with attitude (6) 4. Inheritance of timeless cultivation of mother soil (9) 6. 17s of 10 11 for but a few years, essentially West lend rapt Raja backing (8) 7. Stems from avoiding repetition at film festival (5) 8. Regime sets my program (6) 9. Something to play on guitars (real and imaginary) quite loud (4) 16. Possibly "Malibu" brand (logo damaged) (9) 17. Dictator's poor form imprisoning journalists (9) 18. Seconds of sparring partners scored equally, but liked Manny most for 11 champion (8) 19. Overwhelm duet in an outburst (8) 22. Settle live claim poorly, losing leader of industry (6) 23. Group lit torch out of love (6) 25. Happen again on cancer-ending magic cure (5) 26. Paradise ... concede not one piece! (4)


In order to complete this workshop, you’ll need an AWS account and access to create AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM), Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS), Amazon Elastic Container Registry (Amazon ECR), Amazon DynamoDB, and AWS Cloud9 resources within that account. In each section, the first module will note the specific services to which your IAM user will require access.
The code and instructions in this workshop assume only one participant is using a given AWS account at a time. If you try sharing an account with another participant, you will encounter naming conflicts for certain resources. You can work around this by either using a suffix in your resource names or using distinct Regions, but the instructions do not provide details on the changes required to make this work.
Use a personal account or create a new AWS account for this workshop rather than using an organization’s account to ensure you have full access to the necessary services and to ensure you do not leave behind any resources from the workshop.
Use US East (N. Virginia) for this workshop. It supports the complete set of covered in the material including AWS Fargate, Amazon ECS, Amazon ECR, Amazon DynamoDB, and AWS Cloud9. Consult the Region Table to determine which services are available in a Region.
AWS Cloud9 is a cloud-based integrated development environment (IDE) that lets you write, run, and debug your code with just a browser. It includes a code editor, debugger, and terminal. Cloud9 comes pre-packaged with essential tools for popular programming languages and the AWS Command Line Interface (CLI) pre-installed so you don’t need to install files or configure your laptop for this workshop. Your Cloud9 environment will have access to the same AWS resources as the user with which you logged into the AWS Management Console.
Take a moment now and setup your Cloud9 development environment.
✅ Step-by-step Instructions
Go to the AWS Management Console, click Services then select Cloud9 under Developer Tools.
Click Create environment.
Enter Development
into Name and optionally provide a Description.
Click Next step.
You may leave Environment settings at their defaults of launching a new t2.micro EC2 instance which will be paused after 30 minutes of inactivity.
Click Next step.
Review the environment settings and click Create environment. It will take several minutes for your environment to be provisioned and prepared.
Once ready, your IDE will open to a welcome screen. Below that, you should see a terminal prompt similar to:
You can run AWS CLI commands in here just like you would on your local computer. Verify that your user is logged in by running aws sts get-caller-identity
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aws sts get-caller-identity
You’ll see output indicating your account and user information:
Admin:~/environment $ aws sts get-caller-identity
Keep your AWS Cloud9 IDE opened in a tab throughout this workshop as we’ll use it for activities like building and running a sample app in a Docker container and using the AWS CLI.
💡 Keep an open scratch pad in Cloud9 or a text editor on your local computer for notes. When the step-by-step directions tell you to note something such as an ID or Amazon Resource Name (ARN), copy and paste that into the scratch pad.
🔑 Use a unique personal or development AWS account
🔑 Use the US East (N. Virginia) Region
🔑 Keep your AWS Cloud9 IDE opened in a tab
✅ Proceed to the first module, Getting Started with Amazon ECS using AWS Fargate, wherein you’ll create a new cluster, a task definition, and a service for a Hello World application using the Amazon ECS first run wizard.


I have started my new rails project about 3 days ago, which could be used to notify your personal project progress via a simple image generated by web app. TickTee
It could auto-generate latest progress chart while loading image via certain url.
It is currently online using Heroku Service. But with simple decoration, it did not accept new user to register it and use it except me. The progress bar has been updated on Project page of my realm supporting by this web app. I will let you know when the service could be public. Have fun.