If you have installed SEEK, please take a moment to fill out our very short,optional SEEK Registration Form
If you have any problems or questions, you should contact us. The following link will give you details on how to Contact Us
SEEK is based upon the Ruby on Rails platform. Although the information on this page should provide you with everything you need to get a basic installation of SEEK up and running, some background reading on Ruby on Rails would be beneficial if it is new to you. Documentation and resources describing Ruby on Rails can be found at rubyonrails.org/documentation .
SEEK is based on the 3.2 version of Rails, and requires Ruby 1.9.3.
We recommend that you run SEEK on a Linux system. This guide is based on an Ubuntu (12.04 LTS) system. However, running on other Linux distributions the main difference is the name of the required packages that have to be installed for that distribution, other than that the steps will be the same. If you want to install on different distribution or version please visit Other Distributions and see if it is listed there.
You will need to have sudo access on the machine you are installing SEEK, or be able to login as root. You will also need an active internet connection throughout the installation process.
Although possible, installing and running Ruby on Rails on a Windows system is troublesome and is not covered here.
These are the packages required to run SEEK with Ubuntu 12.04 (Desktop or Server). For other distributions or versions please visit our Other Distributions notes.
You should run an update first
sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade
Now install the packages:
sudo apt-get install mysql-server
Pay attention to what you use for the 'MySQL root' password when requested - you will need this later.
The remaining packages are:
sudo apt-get install wget curl mercurial ruby libssl-dev build-essential openssh-server git libreadline-dev sudo apt-get install libxml++2.6-dev openjdk-7-jdk libsqlite3-dev sqlite3 sudo apt-get install poppler-utils libreoffice libmysqlclient-dev libmagick++-dev libxslt1-dev
Installing these packages now will make installing Ruby 1.9.3 easier later on:
sudo apt-get install libtool gawk libyaml-dev autoconf libgdbm-dev libncurses5-dev automake bison libffi-dev
The following steps are suitable for either setting up SEEK for development, or in a production environment. However, when setting up a production environment there are some minor differences - please visit Installing SEEK for Production
We strongly encourage that you use RVM for managing your Ruby and RubyGems version. Although you can use the version that comes with your linux distribution, it is more difficult to control the version you use and keep up to date.
To install RVM follow the steps at rvm.io/rvm/install . The current basic installation method is to run:
\curl -L https://get.rvm.io | bash
to save restarting your shell run:
source ~/.rvm/scripts/rvm
if you already had RVM installed, bring it up to date with:
rvm get stable
now install Ruby 1.9.3
rvm install ruby-1.9.3
you may be asked for your password so that some additional packages can be installed. You will then need to wait for Ruby to be downloaded and compiled.
Now you just need to create the Gemset for SEEK. RVM allows what it calls Gemsets to seperate the gems installed, in isolation from each other, for different applications. To create the gemset run:
rvm gemset create seek
Now you are ready for installing SEEK. To fetch the latest version of SEEK (v0.20.0) change to the directory you want to install it and then run:
hg clone https://bitbucket.org/seek4science/seek -r v0.20.0 seek cd seek/
Now to install the ruby gems SEEK needs:
gem install bundler bundle install
You first need to setup the database configuration file. You need to copy a default version of this and then edit it:
cp config/database.default.yml config/database.yml nano config/database.yml
IMPORTANT: you should at least change the default username and password. Change this for each environment (development,production,test).
Now you need to grant permissions for the user and password you just used (changing the example below appropriately). You will need the root password you created for mySQL when installing the package. e.g:
> mysql -uroot -p Enter password: Welcome to the MySQL monitor. Commands end with ; or \g. Your MySQL connection id is 1522 Server version: 5.5.32-0ubuntu<IP_ADDRESS> (Ubuntu) Type 'help;' or '\h' for help. Type '\c' to clear the current input statement. mysql> CREATE USER 'mysqluser'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'mysqlpassword'; mysql> GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON *.* TO 'mysqluser'@'localhost' WITH GRANT OPTION;
Now to create the database for SEEK and seed it with the default data, run:
bundle exec rake db:setup
You can now start SEEK for the first time, just to test things are working
bundle exec rails server
… and visit localhost:3000 and a SEEK page should load.
However, before continuing, stop SEEK with CTRL+C and start up some services.
This describes a quick way to start up the services SEEK needs. If setting up a production server, following these steps is fine to check things are working. However, you should also read the Installation for Production guide for automating these services.
For a new installation, by default search is disabled. Before running the service you may need to enable search in the Administration setting. The SEEK server needs restarting whenever search is enabled or disabled.
If search is enabled and the following service is not running, you will get errors when adding or updating information in SEEK.
SEEK search is based upon the Apache Lucene Solr service. To start this service run:
bundle exec rake sunspot:solr:start
and to stop run:
bundle exec rake sunspot:solr:stop
Optionally, there is also a configuration file in config/sunspot.yml for configuring the port that Solr runs on - which is important if running multiple SEEK installations on the same machine.
The following task can also be at any time if there is need to force all content to be reindexed (such as after a period of running SEEK with search turned off).
bundle exec rake seek:reindex_all
SEEK uses Delayed Job to process various jobs. It is important this service is running.
To start delayed job run:
./script/delayed_job start
and to stop run:
./script/delayed_job stop
SEEK uses the soffice service provided by LibreOffice to convert various document formats to PDF and Text - to allow them to be viewed in a web browser, and to make them indexable to the search. To start soffice run:
soffice --headless --accept="socket,host=<IP_ADDRESS>,port=8100;urp;" --nofirststartwizard > /dev/null 2>&1 &
and to stop it run:
killall -15 soffice
You can now start up SEEK again running:
bundle exec rails server
When you first visit SEEK at localhost3000 with no users present, you will be prompted to create a new user. This user will be the administrator of SEEK (you can change to or add other users in the future). Create a username and password, and then fill out your profile, and you will be ready to use SEEK.
You will be prompted to fill out our very short Registration form. Please do if you haven't done so already, as this greatly assists the future support and funding of SEEK.
If you are setting up SEEK for production use, please now return to our Installing SEEK for Production Guide.
You should also now read our Administration Guide for details of some basic tasks and settings.


MARK DANIELS. REPLY EMAIL<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Dear friend This letter may come to you as a surprise due to the fact that we have not yet met. I have to say that I have no intentions of causing you any pains. As you read this, I do not want you to feel sorry for me, because, I believe everyone will die someday. My name is Mark Daniels, a merchant in Dubai, in the U.A.E. I have been diagnosed with prostate and esophageal cancer that was discovered very late due to my laxity in caring for my health. It has defied all forms of medicine and right now, I have only about a few months to live according to medical experts. I have not particularly lived my life so well, as I never really cared for anyone not even myself but my business. Though I am very rich, I was never generous, I was always hostile to people and only focus on my business as that was the only thing I cared for. But now I regret all this as I now know that there is more to life than just wanting to have or make all the money in the world. I believe when God gives me a second chance to come to this world I would live my life a different way from how I have lived it. Now that I know my time is near, I have willed and given most of my properties and assets to my immediate and extended family members and as well as a few close friends. I have decided to give alms to charity organizations, as I want this to be one of the last good deeds I do on earth. So far, I have distributed money to some charity organizations in the U.A.E, London and Ireland. Now that my health has deteriorated so badly, I cannot do this my self any more. I once asked members of my family to close one of my accounts and donate the money, which I have there to charity organization in Bulgaria, they refused and kept the money to themselves. Hence, I do not trust them anymore, as they seem not to be contented with what I have left for them. The last of my money which is the huge cash deposit that I have with security firm Abroad .I will want you to help me collect this deposit and dispatched it to charity organizations and let them know that it is I Mark Daniels that is making this generous donation. I am writing this from my laptop computer in my hospital bed where I wait for my time to come. I pray that God uses you to support and assist me with good heart.


Protesters greet Breeders' Cup patrons at Santa Anita
by Rory Carroll(Editor’s note: Contains language that may offend some readers)
By Rory Carroll
ARCADIA, Calif. (Reuters) - Horse racing is animal cruelty and should be banned, protesters who greeted patrons on the first day of the Breeders’ Cup at Santa Anita Park said on Friday.

“We want to see an end to this blood sport.”
Thirty-six horses have died at the famed Southern California race track since late December last year, shining a spotlight on the sport and ramping up calls for reform.
The protest group say roughly 2,000 horses die every year at U.S. race tracks, although the industry says that figure is inflated.

Wilson said she supported a two-year phase-out of the sport in California, similar to what Florida had done with dog racing which will be discontinued by the end of 2020 after voters there approved a measure in 2018.
“We understand it can’t be shut off like a switch, it will have to be phased out. Two years is reasonable.”
Horse racing proponents argue that while horse deaths will never be entirely eliminated, the industry cares deeply for the animals and tracks such as Santa Anita have implemented reforms around the misuse of drugs, a major culprit in breakdowns.
Wilson disagrees.
“These people do not care about these horses,” she said.
“These horses change hands, they change owners numerous times throughout their so-called careers.”
The spate of deaths at Santa Anita has given momentum to the Horseracing Integrity Act, federal legislation that would ban race-day drugs and set up a national anti-doping authority, but Wilson said the bill was not the answer.
“It’s nonsense. It’s just going to prolong the agony and prolong the suffering,” she said.
“There is no integrity in horse racing. These animals are confined 23 hours a day. They are whipped, they are drugged, they are forced to train at 18 months and they are racing them at two years of age.
“They are babies and the Horse Racing Integrity Act isn’t going to fix any of that.”
Wilson said public perception of the sport was changing and noted that 34 race tracks in the U.S. had closed since 2000.
“It’s losing popularity,” she said.
“Using and abusing animals for entertainment is just becoming passé,” she said, adding that she was also working to end rodeos.


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A whole kitchen sink of goodies comes with Foundation. Check out the docs to see them all, along with details on making them your own.
Go to Foundation Docs


Node.js framework for creating command line applications. Used by AdonisJs
Install the package from npm registry as follows:
npm i @adonisjs/ace
# yarn
yarn add @adonisjs/ace
And then use it as follows:
import {
Kernel,
BaseCommand,
args,
flags
} from '@adonisjs/ace'
import { Ioc } from '@adonisjs/fold'
import { Application } from '@adonisjs/application/build/standalone'
class Make extends BaseCommand {
@args.string()
public resource: string
@args.string()
public name: string
@flags.boolean()
public overwrite: boolean
public static commandName = 'make'
public static description = 'Make a new resource'
// called when the command is executed
async handle () {
console.log(this.name)
console.log(this.resource)
console.log(this.overwrite)
}
}
const application = new Application(__dirname, new Ioc(), {}, {})
const kernel = new Kernel(app)
kernel.register([Make])
kernel.handle(process.argv.splice(2))
Ace doesn't hijack any flags or commands to display the help. You are free to decide when and how to show the help screen.
import { Kernel, BaseCommand } from '@adonisjs/ace'
import { Ioc } from '@adonisjs/fold'
import { Application } from '@adonisjs/application/build/standalone'
const application = new Application(__dirname, new Ioc(), {}, {})
const kernel = new Kernel(app)
kernel.flag('help', (value, options, command) => {
if (!value) {
return
}
/**
* When a command is not defined, then it will show
* help for all the commands
*/
Kernel.printHelp(command)
process.exit(0)
})
kernel.handle(process.argv.splice(2))
The module comes with ES6 decorators to define arguments and flags for a given command.
Define an argument. To make the argument optional, you can set the required
property to false
args.string({ required: false })
You can also define the argument description as follows:
args.string({ description: 'The resource type to create' })
Argument that receives all of the remaining values passed as arguments to a given command. Think of it as a spread operator in Javascript.
class Make extends BaseCommand {
@args.spread({ description: 'One or more files' })
public files: string[]
}
Define a flag that accepts a boolean
value.
Define a flag that accepts a string
value.
Define a flag that accepts an array of values.
You can also define description for a flag, similar to the arg. Also, a flag can define aliases and the default values.
class Make extends BaseCommand {
flags.string({
alias: 'r',
description: 'The resource name',
default: 'controller',
})
resource: string
}
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In this lesson, we take a look at the Alloy interface itself. We will walkthrough the basics of how to execute a command to check an Alloy model and how to interpret the results. We will continue to use our running sample model of a File system, and execute the check statements to verify the assertions made in the first version of the model.
The exact output that Alloy gives you (the messages that pop up, and the interface to the visualizer) is subject to change. However, the basics of using the Alloy interface (what you can tell Alloy to do, the terminology we use, and the kind of information Alloy returns) remains constant. This walkthrough analyzes our File System example, and to show examples of what the resulting output and visualizations might look like. If you need additional help, or to report/clarify an inconsistency, feel free to contact us.
At this point, you should open Alloy. If you do not already have Alloy installed, you can downloaded it from the Alloy home page. Once you get Alloy up and running, you will be presented with a screen with two sections, looking something like this:
In general, once you make a change to the model and want to see its effect on a run or a check, just execute that command again. You do not need to click save first, since the Alloy Analyzer will always use the text editor's version rather than the version on disk.
We'll see an example of visualizing a solution next.
Just for fun, let's write and check an assertion which does have a solution (i.e. a counterexample).
// an assertion with a counterexample assert Wrong { all obj, p: (FSObject - Root) | (obj.parent = p.parent) }
That is, we are claiming that any two non-root file system objects have the same parent. Of course, if our file system is at all sane, then this assertion will fail and a counterexample will be found. Let's check it and see.
check Wrong for 3
Save the model, select our latest command from the Execute menu, and execute it. Alloy Analyzer will find a counterexample. Click on it, and a new window will open up with a diagram similar to this:
You can also browse a tree structure of the model by selecting the "tree" button from the toolbar. The tree view allows you to see how the signatures and fields in your model evaluated in this particular solution. You can return to the diagram view by choosing the "viz" button from the toolbar.
The exact appearance (and even the counter-example returned) may vary between versions of Alloy, so don't worry if it looks a little different. Everything we say here will still apply.
You can make the visualization more readable by customizing the layout. You do this by clicking the "Theme" button from the toolbar. You can adjust what relations and sets are shown, and the style of their presentation. Here is a cleaner customization by clicking on the "contents" relationship and setting its "Show as Arc" checkbox to false.
Now let's see what happens what would have happened if we'd chosen a smaller scope:
check Wrong for 2
Whoops! No solutions were found. If the scope is too small,
there may be no solutions found, just because the smallest
solution is larger than you allowed. This is an unavoidable risk
of Model Checking, but it is mitigated by the "small scope
hypothesis". Alloy does guarantee that if there is
any example within the specified scope that an example will be
returned to the user. If there are several, you may not get the
smallest one, so it is often helpful to try smaller and smaller
scopes to find the smallest scope that still generates a solution.
check Wrong for 15
We might get a solution such as this one:
Or, with some minor customizations (by setting Dir to be blue parallelograms), we get the much more readable:
If you've gotten different results than we show here, don't be alarmed; it may be because you have a different version of Alloy, or it may be because of Alloy's non-deterministic nature. That is, Alloy only guarantees that it will return a solution, not the smallest and not even necessarily the same one each time.
While a fact is used to force something to be true of the model, an assert is a claim that something must already be true due to the rest of the model. There are three ways of thinking about this difference, which are worth reading through even if you think the difference is obvious.
One way of examining this difference is considering what happens if you accidentally write a constraint which is trivially false.
Another way is to consider what happens if you mistakenly write a constraint with one construct when you should have used the other.
Yet another way to think about the difference is in terms of their interaction.
Before proceeding to the second version of the File System example, it is a good idea to read about the three levels of abstraction for reading an Alloy model, if you have not already done so. You have now had enough opportunity to play around with Alloy to benefit from seeing different ways of looking at it.


18 September 2000
Disease Outbreak Reported
As of 17 September, the Health Ministry of Saudi Arabia reported 16 deaths in humans, 14 males and 2 females, from Rift Valley fever in the Jizan region in southwestern Saudi Arabia. Laboratory confirmation of the disease was made by the WHO Collaborating Centre at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, Georgia, United States. A total of 38 suspected cases has been reported. No additional cases have been reported in the past two days.
The Health Ministry is implementing control measures, including the rapid disposal of dead animals and intensive application of insecticides to eradicate mosquitoes and larvae. Health education messages about handling sick and dead animals and ways to avoid being bitten by mosquitoes are also being disseminated to the population in the affected region.
The Yemen Ministry of Health sent a team to the area bordering Saudi Arabia to intensify surveillance for human and animal disease. No suspect cases have been reported in Yemen.
Prior to this report, Rift Valley fever has been confined to the African continent.


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This demo shows usage of the
recurrentjs library that allows you to train deep Recurrent Neural Networks (RNN) and Long Short-Term Memory Networks (LSTM) in Javascript. But the core of the library is more general and allows you to set up arbitrary expression graphs that support fully automatic backpropagation.
In this demo we take a dataset of sentences as input and learn to memorize the sentences character by character. That is, the RNN/LSTM takes a character, its context from previous time steps (as mediated by the hidden layers) and predicts the next character in the sequence. Here is an example:
protip: if your perplexity is exploding with Infinity try lowering the initial learning rate


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About Me
Background and Lessons Learnt
What and Why Ansible
Ansible in Practices
Case Study
Video Demostration
Leap SOK - @leapsok72 -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Senior IT Manager at Web Essentials
Open Source Cambodia Colloborator
Co-Lead @ubuntuKH Loco and @DevOps_KH
Co-Organizer Startup Weekend Phnom Penh and Siem ReapWe used traditional Development and Deployment method
Developers write code
Operations deploy code
Final product and environment not installed on developer machine
Only source code in the version control
Deployment instructure in howto or interactive application
Hundreds of shell scripts
Deployment and Infrastructure as code in version control
Production ready!
Regular deployment to live and continous testing
Empowering developers and adding transparency
Building a fearless culture
Open Souce tool
Configuration Management, Application Deployment, and Orchestration
Written in Python
Agentless
Easy to use
Human readable
Predictable
Powerful
Using Dymanic Inventory
Different Production vs. Staging
Using Role in Playbook
Testing
Passwordless
Scales "up" when you need to
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Inventory
Modules/Tasks
Ad-Hocs
Playbooks
Project Event Management System
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A simplistic adaptation of Hans Boehm's GCBench, which in turn was adapted from a benchmark by John Ellis and Pete Kovac.
Thanks to Christophe Troestler and Einar Karttunen for help with this benchmark.
As a practical matter, the myriad ways to tune GC will be ignored.
As a practical matter, the myriad ways to custom allocate memory will be ignored - use per node allocation or a library memory pool.
Please don't implement your own custom "arena" or "memory pool" or "free list".
The work is to create binary trees - composed only of tree nodes all the way down-to depth 0, before any of those nodes are GC'd - using at-minimum the number of allocations of Jeremy Zerfas's C program. Don't optimize away the work.
We ask that contributed programs not only give the correct result, but also use the same algorithm to calculate that result.
Each program should:
define a tree node class and methods, a tree node record and procedures, or an algebraic data type and functions, or…
allocate a binary tree to 'stretch' memory, check it exists, and deallocate it
allocate a long-lived binary tree which will live-on while other trees are allocated and deallocated
allocate, walk, and deallocate many bottom-up binary trees
allocate a tree
walk the tree nodes, checksum the node items (and maybe deallocate the node)
deallocate the tree
check that the long-lived binary tree still exists
diff program output N = 10 with this 1KB output file to check your program is correct, before you contribute your program.


Disobey Challenge
A puzzle that requires many techniques to solve.
A puzzle that requires many techniques to solve.
Capture the Flag is bunch of different kind of challenges, ranging from easy to hard in difficulty, which you need to solve! For every completed challenge, you get some points. The team with the most points wins.


Main Content
The first paragraph
| Things | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Dog | Cat | Properties | Fur | Black | Calico |
| Diet | Dead Rats | Live Rats | |
| Hobbies | Chasing its tail | Mauling Rats | |
| Summary | Neither animal is reliable |
The last quiz!!
The first paragraph
| Things | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Dog | Cat | Properties | Fur | Black | Calico |
| Diet | Dead Rats | Live Rats | |
| Hobbies | Chasing its tail | Mauling Rats | |
| Summary | Neither animal is reliable |


My Family
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WieldyMarkup - Nicer than HTML
tl;dr
WieldyMarkup is an HTML abstraction markup language, similar in many ways to Haml and Jade. However, WieldyMarkup does not do any interpolation (currently), and is meant to be part of the build & deploy process, not the page serving process. It's probably best for writing static HTML pages and templates that use Underscore or Mustache templating languages, as well.
Installation
gem install wieldymarkup
Terminal Usage
Creates .html
files with the same file name in the same directory as compiled .wml
files. Add -c
or --compress
argument to remove whitespace between HTML tags.
Specific Files
This will fail if any files do not have the .wml
extension. Use -f
or --force
anywhere to fail silently.
wieldymarkup /path/to/text_file_1.wml /path/to/text_file_2.wml
In a Directory
The directory should directly follow the -d
argument. This will only compile direct children with .wml
extension.
wieldymarkup -d /path/to/parent/directory
Add -r
to compile all .wml
files, recursively.
Ruby Usage
require 'wieldymarkup'
file = File.open(filepath, 'rb')
data = file.read
# Just a one-off
html = Compiler.new(:text => data).output
compressed_html = Compiler.new(:text => data, :compress => true).output
# Or a little more flexible
c = Compiler.new
html = c.compile(:text => data)
compressed_html = c.compile(:text => data, :compress => true)
html_again = c.compile(:text => data, :compress => false)
Testing
cd /path/to/wieldymarkup
rake test
Indicative Example
WieldyMarkup:
`<!DOCTYPE html>
html lang=en
head
title <My Website>
body
#application
.navbar
.navbar-inner
a.brand href=# <Title>
ul.nav
li.active \-\ a href=#
i.icon-pencil
span <Home>
li
a href=# <Link>
form enctype=multipart/form-data
`<% var d = new Date(); %>
input.underscore-template type=text readonly= value=<%= d.getDate() %> /
input.mustache-template type=text readonly= value={{ val2 }} /
p <<%= val %> {{ val }} Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit,
sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.>
Corresponding HTML Output:
<!DOCTYPE html>

<title>My Website</title>

Title

Home

Link

<form enctype="multipart/form-data">
<% var d = new Date(); %>
<input class="underscore-template" type="text" readonly="" value="<%= d.getDate() %>" />
<input class="mustache-template" type="text" readonly="" value="{{ val2 }}" />

<%= val %> {{ val }} Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.

</form>

Guide
There are five steps to parsing each line of WieldyMarkup:
- Leading whitespace
- Multi-Tag Delimiter
- Selector
- Attributes
- InnerText or self-closing designation
Leading Whitespace
Each line's Leading whitespace is used to detect it's nesting level. Use either tabs or spaces for indentation, but not both. The number of tabs or spaces that comprises an indentation is determined on the first line with any leading tabs or spaces, and then that is the standard used for the rest of the file.
Selector
Tag designations are modelled after CSS selectors. WieldyMarkup currently only supports tag, class, and ID as part of the selector.
- If you want to specify a tag, then it must come before classes or ID.
- If there is no ID or class, then you must specify a tag.
- If there is at least one class or an ID, then no tag will default to a
DIV
. - If multiple IDs are present, only the last one will be used.
Multi-Tag Delimiter
For designating multiple, nested HTML tags on a single line in WieldyMarkup, use the \-\
delimiter between them. This is especially useful in a list of links. For example:
ul
li.active \-\ a href=# <Home>
li \-\ a href=# <Link>
li \-\ a href=#
i.icon-pencil
span <Link>
li \-\ a href=# \-\ span <Link>
becomes

Home

Link

Link

Be careful nesting inside of an element after it is declared in a multi-tag line. You still have to indent to the proper level for following lines to be nested inside. Note the indentation of i.icon-pencil
in the example above.
Attributes
The list of attributes begins after the first whitespace character after the beginning of the selector. Key-value pairs are identified by three elements:
- A key containing no whitespace characters or an equals sign (
=
) - An equals sign (
=
) - Either (1) a string starting with
<%
or{{
and ending with%>
or}}
, between which all characters are ignored, or (2) a string ending either at the innerText designation, the last whitespace character before the next=
, or the end of the line
InnerText and Self-Closing Designation
If the line ends with /
, then the tag will be treated as self-closing.
If the line ends with innerText wrapped in <
and >
, or if the innerText spills over into proceeding lines and eventually ends with >
, then everything between <
and >
will be designated as innerText for the HTML tag. The compiler will leave instances of <% [anything here] %>
, as long as each instance is opened and closed on the same line; this restriction does not apply to {{ [anything here] }}
. Leading whitespace for continuing lines of innerText is ignored and transformed into a single space.


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The presentations were very interesting, especially the aspects about user experience development. As someone who is very interested in visuals and UX/UI, the talks about VR and its future applications were very interesting to learn about. I believe with the further integration of technology, entertainment can be given a whole new definition. And even beyond entertainment, computer graphics has already shown how applicable it is to so many fields. With the advancement of technology, it is exciting to think about what new sorts of adaptations are to come to utilize our continously advancing society.


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| Active |
| Inactive items |
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Ansible Provisioner
Provisioner name: "ansible"
The ansible provisioner allows you to provision the guest using Ansible playbooks.
Ansible playbooks are YAML documents that comprise the set of steps to be orchestrated on one or more machines. This documentation page will not go into how to use Ansible or how to write Ansible playbooks, since Ansible is a complete deployment and configuration management system that is beyond the scope of a single page of documentation.
Inventory File
When using Ansible, it needs to know on which machines a given playbook should run. It does this by way of an inventory file which lists those machines. In the context of Vagrant, there are two ways to approach working with inventory files. The first and simplest option is to not provide one to Vagrant at all. Vagrant will generate inventory files for each virtual machine it manages, and use them for provisioning machines. Generated inventory files are created adjacent to your Vagrantfile, named using the machine names set in your Vagrantfile.
The second option is for situations where you'd like to have more than one virtual machine in a single inventory file, perhaps leveraging more complex playbooks or inventory grouping. If you provide the ansible.inventory_path
option referencing a specific inventory file dedicated to your Vagrant project, that one will be used instead of generating them. Such an inventory file for use with Vagrant might look like:
[vagrant]
<IP_ADDRESS>
Where the above IP address is one set in your Vagrantfile:
config.vm.network :private_network, ip: "<IP_ADDRESS>"
Playbook
The second component of a successful Ansible provisioner setup is the Ansible playbook which contains the steps that should be run on the guest. Ansible's playbook documentation goes into great detail on how to author playbooks, and there are a number of best practices that can be applied to use Ansible's powerful features effectively. A playbook that installs and starts (or restarts if it was updated) the NTP daemon via YUM looks like:
---
- hosts: all
tasks:
- name: ensure ntpd is at the latest version
yum: pkg=ntp state=latest
notify:
- restart ntpd
handlers:
- name: restart ntpd
service: name=ntpd state=restarted
You can of course target other operating systems that don't have YUM by changing the playbook tasks. Ansible ships with a number of modules that make running otherwise tedious tasks dead simple.
Running Ansible
To run Ansible against your Vagrant guest, the basic Vagrantfile configuration looks like:
Vagrant.configure("2") do |config|
config.vm.provision "ansible" do |ansible|
ansible.playbook = "playbook.yml"
end
end
This causes Vagrant to run the playbook.yml
playbook against all hosts in the inventory file. Since an Ansible playbook can include many files, you may also collect the related files in a directory structure like this:
$ tree
.
|-- Vagrantfile
|-- provisioning
| |-- group_vars
| |-- all
| |-- playbook.yml
In such an arrangement, the ansible.playbook
path should be adjusted accordingly:
Vagrant.configure("2") do |config|
config.vm.provision "ansible" do |ansible|
ansible.playbook = "provisioning/playbook.yml"
end
end
Additional Options
The Ansible provisioner also includes a number of additional options that can be set, all of which get passed to the ansible-playbook
command that ships with Ansible.
ansible.extra_vars
can be used to pass a hash of additional variables to the playbook. For example:ansible.extra_vars = { ntp_server: "pool.ntp.org", nginx_workers: 4 }
These variables take the highest precedence over any other variables.ansible.sudo
can be set totrue
to cause Ansible to perform commands using sudo.ansible.sudo_user
can be set to a string containing a username on the guest who should be used by the sudo command.ansible.ask_sudo_pass
can be set totrue
to require Ansible to prompt for a sudo password.ansible.limit
can be set to a string or an array of machines or groups from the inventory file to further narrow down which hosts are affected.ansible.verbose
can be set totrue
to increase Ansible's verbosity to obtain more detailed logging during playbook execution.


Play The Ball Before It Plays You
Proactive well-being...taking care of your body, mind & spirit...inspired by Covey & borrowing from goals setting strategies take the S.M.A.R.T. approach.
by Elaine Guerrazzi, PhDReactive vs Proactive
Who are You?
There is nothing I can do….OR….I wonder what an alternative might be
They will not allow that….OR….I wonder what different approach
I can takeI must do that….OR….I choose to do this
If only I could….OR…I will
Covey published The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People in 1989. This book continues to be a best seller along with several of his other publications. Following 7 Habits in 2000 he published Living the 7 Habits: Applications and Insights. Below is a table summarizing Covey’s principles. Consider how you might apply his “habits” to move yourself from the reactive to the proactive approach to the opening scenarios.
Summarizing the above when addressing the options in the opening scenarios Covey is saying “play the ball before it plays you”.
Personal well-being can fit into both categories…
proactive and reactive.
Avoiding a healthy lifestyle focused on integrating wellness and lifelong learning does not consider the long-term goal (Covey’s 2nd principle). We would all agree that daily exercise and a healthy diet has positive benefits for body, mind, and spirit. The key is…are we proactive or reactive to achieve that goal? Personal well-being is an ongoing process which is dynamic and progressive. Optimal well-being relies on your choices (proactive) rather than luck (reactive).
More examples of proactive approach to well-being include:
**Drinking plenty of water help lubricate joints, boosts skin health, aids in accessibility of minerals and nutrients to the body.
**Chiropractic adjustments aid in alignment of the spine for good posture, affects central nervous system, improves joint mobility, improves circulation.
**Viewing wellness (body, mind, and spirit) as part of your planned self-care.
Review the wellness resource to apply Covey’s 7th principle (reflection) to determine if your personal well-being is on track.
Consider how you would respond to each question in the following ways:
**What is my status/condition?
**Is this factor important to me and if so, how does it fit into a priority list?
**How can I be more proactive to achieve my wellness goals?
In 2004, Covey published The 8th Habit: From Effectiveness to Greatness. The 8th habit is “Find your voice and inspire others to find theirs.”
“Look at the word responsibility—“response-ability”—the ability to choose your response. Highly proactive people recognize that responsibility. They do not blame circumstances, conditions, or conditioning for their behavior. Their behavior is a product of their own conscious choice, based on values, rather than a product of their conditions, based on feeling.”
–Stephen Covey
Learning to be more proactive about your wellness along with active engagement in your overall well-being is an ongoing lifelong learning process – there are always actions to take. Remember, being proactive in your lifelong wellness is a skill you can develop and train.
— Published on November 20, 2019


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public class AutoAlgorithm
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private int |
currentID
This is the selected compression algorithm
|
private static char |
END_LINE
This is just an end line character declared for readability
|
private int |
iterator
This is an iterator, that points to the current
byte in the file
|
private Stats |
stats
This saves the average stats for all the file compressions
|
private static java.lang.String |
unsupportedFile
This string is null always except when an unsupported file
is being compressed in than case it saves the path to
that file
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
AutoAlgorithm()
Basic constructor
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
private int |
byteToInt(byte[] bytes)
Given a four byte array it returns it int representation
|
byte[] |
compressFiles(java.util.ArrayList<PhysicalFile> files)
Compress an array of files
|
java.util.ArrayList<PhysicalFile> |
decompressFile(PhysicalFile file)
Decompress file
|
Stats |
getLocalStats()
Getter for the compression stats
|
static java.lang.String |
getUnsupportedFile()
Getter for the unsupported file, beware since
if no exception has been raise it returns null
|
private PhysicalFile |
readFileContent(byte[] array,
int compressionType,
int compressionSize,
java.lang.String fileName)
Reads the content of a file and returns a Physical file
|
private java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream |
readWhileNotEndLine(byte[] array)
Reads a given array until an end line is found
|
void |
setAlgorithm(int id)
Sets the id of the default text compression algorithm
|
private int currentID
private static final char END_LINE
private static java.lang.String unsupportedFile
private Stats stats
private int iterator
public static java.lang.String getUnsupportedFile()
Getter for the unsupported file, beware since if no exception has been raise it returns null
public byte[] compressFiles(java.util.ArrayList<PhysicalFile> files) throws java.io.IOException
Compress an array of files
files
- contains all the PhysicalFiles for compressionjava.io.IOException
private java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream readWhileNotEndLine(byte[] array)
Reads a given array until an end line is found
private PhysicalFile readFileContent(byte[] array, int compressionType, int compressionSize, java.lang.String fileName)
Reads the content of a file and returns a Physical file
private int byteToInt(byte[] bytes)
Given a four byte array it returns it int representation
bytes
- the byte arraypublic java.util.ArrayList<PhysicalFile> decompressFile(PhysicalFile file)
Decompress file
file
- to decompresspublic void setAlgorithm(int id)
Sets the id of the default text compression algorithm
id
- is the algorithmpublic Stats getLocalStats()
Getter for the compression stats


--- layout: archive title: Zulip Chat Archive permalink: /stream/113488-general/topic/tail-call.20optimisation.html ---
Is Lean supporting tail-call optimisation?
This thread is relevant. I would summarise it as saying that Mario's approach persuades Lean to do the optimisation, but it does need persuasion. But I am not an expert on these things, and others might disagree with that summary.
See also https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/stream/113488-general/topic/Tail-call.20elimination.3F
I think the short answer is no because I would expect a TCO to optimise rev_aux
.
set_option trace.compiler.code_gen true def rev_aux {α : Type} : list α → list α → list α |acc [] := acc |acc (h::t) := rev_aux (h :: acc) t
outputs
[compiler.code_gen] rev_aux._main._meta_aux 3 0: push 0 1: builtin_cases list.cases_on, 2 4 2: push 1 3: goto 11 4: push 4 5: push 3 6: push 1 7: cnstr #1 2 8: scnstr #0 9: ginvoke rev_aux._main._meta_aux 10: drop 2 11: ret [compiler.code_gen] rev_aux 1 0: scnstr #0 1: closure rev_aux._main 1 2: ret
If I'm not mistaken TCO would replace step 9
with a goto 1
and also some register shuffling. I could also be misinterpreting what is going on here.
If I'm not mistaken TCO would replace step
9
with agoto 1
and also some register shuffling. I could also be misinterpreting what is going on here.
I'd say so too, but then again, we could both be wrong :')
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A "Squad" not so Mod by Homer Yen (c) 1999
Here's a quick note to any motion picture company. If you preface your movie with a dictionary-like definition, you'd better be careful. Why? Because when the screen displays this snippet of information, it demands that we begin forming some kind of expectation about this film. In this instance, the word is 'mod'. Being mod is showcasing an unconventionality that is unexplainably cool. It's a mixture of rebellion and style or perhaps tenacity and wit. And the three members of the Mod Squad do exhibit varying degrees of 'modness'. Lincoln Hayes (Omar Epps) sports wicked facial hair and drives a mint 70s Oldsmobile convertible. Pete Cochran (Giovanni Ribisi) is a baby-faced, emotion-driven, loose cannon. And Julie Barnes (Claire Danes) looks fabulous in those hip-hugging pants that barely reach her waistline. But the film itself doesn't feel 'mod' as much as it does a patchwork crime story with elements recycled in from other films.
The story focuses on corruption within the police department and fingers begin to point in the direction of these three kids. It's easy to blame these three young rabble-rousers. They are all street-hardened kids who quickly lost their way as they entered adulthood. They've spent most of their young adult lives in jail who have been recruited by the police as special undercover operatives. You see, normal policemen aren't very cool, and these three have the ability to stealthily blend into places that no others can, like illegal rave dances or clubs suspected of fronting a prostitution ring. But these three suffer a handicap, as they come from broken families and a life of crime.
Without a father figure and a sense of guidance, they're seemingly at a loss as to how to determine the truth. All they have is each other. And, I would have liked to have seen more dialogue explore their inner thoughts and visions of their own personal sanctuary as they try to cope with their precarious situation. But the film was light on dialogue. I would also liked to have seen a modicum of police work, but it seemed as if the result of their efforts came by way of luck rather than real sleuthing. There is just way too much screen time devoted to the loneliness and despair that these three are going through. It was almost like watching a series of three-minute Ad Council commercials urging children to stay in school or to stay away from drugs. The story also mixes in elements of a vast police department conspiracy, Julie's ex-boyfriend who may or may not be as sincere as he seems, and a pimp and drug seller whose inclusion completely bewildered me.
Walking out of the theatre, it amazed me at how empty this movie was. It seemed as if the director was content on just having three cool-looking actors strut in and out of scenes.  But we never really develop any kind of sympathy or attachment to any of the three. The villains were nondescript, and the story was equally flat. It only goes to show that looks aren't everything.
Grade: C
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Data Structures |
| struct | _NV_GSYNC_STATUS_PARAMS |
Defines |
| #define | NV_GSYNC_CAPABILITIES_VER MAKE_NVAPI_VERSION(NV_GSYNC_CAPABILITIES,1) |
| #define | NVAPI_MAX_RJ45_PER_GSYNC 2 |
| #define | NV_GSYNC_STATUS_PARAMS_VER MAKE_NVAPI_VERSION(NV_GSYNC_STATUS_PARAMS,1) |
Typedefs |
| typedef enum _NVAPI_GSYNC_POLARITY | NVAPI_GSYNC_POLARITY |
typedef enum
_NVAPI_GSYNC_DELAY_TYPE | NVAPI_GSYNC_DELAY_TYPE |
typedef struct
_NV_GSYNC_STATUS_PARAMS | NV_GSYNC_STATUS_PARAMS |
Enumerations |
| enum | _NVAPI_GSYNC_POLARITY { NVAPI_GSYNC_POLARITY_RISING_EDGE = 0,
NVAPI_GSYNC_POLARITY_FALLING_EDGE = 1,
NVAPI_GSYNC_POLARITY_BOTH_EDGES = 2
} |
| enum | _NVAPI_GSYNC_DELAY_TYPE { NVAPI_GSYNC_DELAY_TYPE_UNKNOWN = 0,
NVAPI_GSYNC_DELAY_TYPE_SYNC_SKEW = 1,
NVAPI_GSYNC_DELAY_TYPE_STARTUP = 2
} |
Functions |
| NVAPI_INTERFACE | NvAPI_GSync_EnumSyncDevices (__out NvGSyncDeviceHandle nvGSyncHandles[NVAPI_MAX_GSYNC_DEVICES], __out NvU32 *gsyncCount) |
| NVAPI_INTERFACE | NvAPI_GSync_QueryCapabilities (__in NvGSyncDeviceHandle hNvGSyncDevice, __inout NV_GSYNC_CAPABILITIES *pNvGSyncCapabilities) |
| NVAPI_INTERFACE | NvAPI_GSync_GetTopology (__in NvGSyncDeviceHandle hNvGSyncDevice, __inout_opt NvU32 *gsyncGpuCount, __inout_ecount_part_opt(*gsyncGpuCount,*gsyncGpuCount) NV_GSYNC_GPU *gsyncGPUs, __inout_opt NvU32 *gsyncDisplayCount, __inout_ecount_part_opt(*gsyncDisplayCount,*gsyncDisplayCount) NV_GSYNC_DISPLAY *gsyncDisplays) |
| NVAPI_INTERFACE | NvAPI_GSync_SetSyncStateSettings (__in NvU32 gsyncDisplayCount, __in_ecount(gsyncDisplayCount) NV_GSYNC_DISPLAY *pGsyncDisplays, __in NvU32 flags) |
| NVAPI_INTERFACE | NvAPI_GSync_GetControlParameters (__in NvGSyncDeviceHandle hNvGSyncDevice, __inout NV_GSYNC_CONTROL_PARAMS *pGsyncControls) |
| NVAPI_INTERFACE | NvAPI_GSync_SetControlParameters (__in NvGSyncDeviceHandle hNvGSyncDevice, __inout NV_GSYNC_CONTROL_PARAMS *pGsyncControls) |
| NVAPI_INTERFACE | NvAPI_GSync_AdjustSyncDelay (__in NvGSyncDeviceHandle hNvGSyncDevice, __in NVAPI_GSYNC_DELAY_TYPE delayType, __inout NV_GSYNC_DELAY *pGsyncDelay, __out_opt NvU32 *syncSteps) |
| NVAPI_INTERFACE | NvAPI_GSync_GetSyncStatus (__in NvGSyncDeviceHandle hNvGSyncDevice, __in NvPhysicalGpuHandle hPhysicalGpu, __inout NV_GSYNC_STATUS *status) |
| NVAPI_INTERFACE | NvAPI_GSync_GetStatusParameters (NvGSyncDeviceHandle hNvGSyncDevice, NV_GSYNC_STATUS_PARAMS *pStatusParams) |
Detailed Description
These APIs control NVIDIA Quadro G-Sync.
Define Documentation
Macro for constructing the version field of NV_GSYNC_CAPABILITIES.
Macro for constructing the version field of NV_GSYNC_STATUS_PARAMS
Typedef Documentation
Source signal edge to be used for output pulse. See NV_GSYNC_CONTROL_PARAMS.
Enumeration Type Documentation
Source signal edge to be used for output pulse. See NV_GSYNC_CONTROL_PARAMS.
- Enumerator:
| NVAPI_GSYNC_POLARITY_RISING_EDGE |
|
| NVAPI_GSYNC_POLARITY_FALLING_EDGE |
|
| NVAPI_GSYNC_POLARITY_BOTH_EDGES |
|
Function Documentation
DESCRIPTION: This API adjusts the skew and startDelay to the closest possible values. Use this API before calling NvAPI_GSync_SetControlParameters for skew or startDelay.
SUPPORTED OS: Windows 7 and higher
- Since:
- Release: 319
- Parameters:
-
| [in] | hNvGSyncDevice- | The caller provides the handle of the Sync device for which to get parameters |
| [in] | delayType- | Specifies whether the delay is syncSkew or startupDelay. |
| [inout] | *pGsyncDelay- The caller provides NV_GSYNC_DELAY. skew and startDelay will be adjusted and updated to the closest values. |
| [out] | *syncSteps- | This parameter is optional. It returns the sync delay in unit steps. If 0, it means either the NV_GSYNC_DELAY::numPixels is less than NV_GSYNC_DELAY::minPixels or NV_GSYNC_DELAY::numOfLines exceeds the NV_GSYNC_DELAY::maxLines. |
- Returns:
- This API can return any of the error codes enumerated in NvAPI_Status. If there are return error codes with specific meaning for this API, they are listed below.
DESCRIPTION: This API returns an array of Sync device handles. A Sync device handle represents a single Sync device on the system.
SUPPORTED OS: Windows 7 and higher
- Since:
- Release: 313
- Parameters:
-
| [out] | nvGSyncHandles- | The caller provides an array of handles, which must contain at least NVAPI_MAX_GSYNC_DEVICES elements. The API will zero out the entire array and then fill in one or more handles. If an error occurs, the array is invalid. |
| [out] | *gsyncCount- | The caller provides the storage space. NvAPI_GSync_EnumSyncDevices sets *gsyncCount to indicate how many of the elements in the nvGSyncHandles[] array are valid. If an error occurs, *gsyncCount will be set to zero. |
- Returns:
- This API can return any of the error codes enumerated in NvAPI_Status. If there are return error codes with specific meaning for this API, they are listed below.
- Return values:
-
DESCRIPTION: This API queries for sync control parameters as defined in NV_GSYNC_CONTROL_PARAMS.
SUPPORTED OS: Windows 7 and higher
- Since:
- Release: 313
- Parameters:
-
| [in] | hNvGSyncDevice- | The caller provides the handle of the Sync device for which to get parameters |
| [inout] | *pGsyncControls- The caller provides the storage space. NvAPI_GSync_GetControlParameters() populates *pGsyncControls with values. |
- Returns:
- This API can return any of the error codes enumerated in NvAPI_Status. If there are return error codes with specific meaning for this API, they are listed below.
- Return values:
-
DESCRIPTION: This API queries for sync status parameters as defined in NV_GSYNC_STATUS_PARAMS.
SUPPORTED OS: Windows XP and higher
- Since:
- Release: 313
- Parameters:
-
| [in] | hNvGSyncDevice | The caller provides the handle of the GSync device for which to get parameters |
| [out] | *pStatusParams | The caller provides the storage space. NvAPI_GSync_GetStatusParameters populates *pStatusParams with values. |
- Returns:
- This API can return any of the error codes enumerated in NvAPI_Status. If there are return error codes with specific meaning for this API, they are listed below.
- Return values:
-
DESCRIPTION: This API queries the sync status of a GPU - timing, stereosync and sync signal availability.
SUPPORTED OS: Windows 7 and higher
- Since:
- Release: 313
- Parameters:
-
| [in] | hNvGSyncDevice- | Handle of the Sync device |
| [in] | hPhysicalGpu- | GPU to be queried for sync status. |
| [out] | *status- | The caller provides the storage space. NvAPI_GSync_GetSyncStatus() populates *status with values - timing, stereosync and signal availability. On error, *status is set to NULL. |
- Returns:
- This API can return any of the error codes enumerated in NvAPI_Status. If there are return error codes with specific meaning for this API, they are listed below.
- Return values:
-
DESCRIPTION: This API returns the topology for the specified Sync device.
SUPPORTED OS: Windows 7 and higher
- Since:
- Release: 313
- Parameters:
-
| [in] | hNvGSyncDevice- | The caller provides the handle for a Sync device for which the topology will be queried. |
| [in,out] | gsyncGpuCount- | It returns number of GPUs connected to Sync device |
| [in,out] | gsyncGPUs- | It returns info about GPUs connected to Sync device |
| [in,out] | gsyncDisplayCount- | It returns number of active displays that belongs to Sync device |
| [in,out] | gsyncDisplays- | It returns info about all active displays that belongs to Sync device |
HOW TO USE: 1) make a call to get the number of GPUs connected OR displays synced through Sync device by passing the gsyncGPUs OR gsyncDisplays as NULL respectively. Both gsyncGpuCount and gsyncDisplayCount can be retrieved in same call by passing both gsyncGPUs and gsyncDisplays as NULL On call success: 2) Allocate memory based on gsyncGpuCount(for gsyncGPUs) and/or gsyncDisplayCount(for gsyncDisplays) then make a call to populate gsyncGPUs and/or gsyncDisplays respectively.
- Returns:
- This API can return any of the error codes enumerated in NvAPI_Status. If there are return error codes with specific meaning for this API, they are listed below.
- Return values:
-
DESCRIPTION: This API returns the capabilities of the Sync device.
SUPPORTED OS: Windows 7 and higher
- Since:
- Release: 313
- Parameters:
-
| [in] | hNvGSyncDevice- | The handle for a Sync device for which the capabilities will be queried. |
| [inout] | *pNvGSyncCapabilities- The caller provides the storage space. NvAPI_GSync_QueryCapabilities() sets pNvGSyncCapabilities to the version and capabilities details of the Sync device If an error occurs, *pNvGSyncCapabilities will be set to NULL. |
- Returns:
- This API can return any of the error codes enumerated in NvAPI_Status. If there are return error codes with specific meaning for this API, they are listed below.
- Return values:
-
DESCRIPTION: This API sets control parameters as defined in NV_SYNC_CONTROL_PARAMS.
SUPPORTED OS: Windows 7 and higher
- Since:
- Release: 313
- Parameters:
-
| [in] | hNvGSyncDevice- | The caller provides the handle of the Sync device for which to get parameters |
| [inout] | *pGsyncControls- The caller provides NV_GSYNC_CONTROL_PARAMS. skew and startDelay will be updated to the applied values. |
- Returns:
- This API can return any of the error codes enumerated in NvAPI_Status. If there are return error codes with specific meaning for this API, they are listed below.
- Return values:
-
DESCRIPTION: Sets a new sync state for the displays in system.
SUPPORTED OS: Windows 7 and higher
- Since:
- Release: 313
- Parameters:
-
| [in] | gsyncDisplayCount- | The number of displays in gsyncDisplays. |
| [in] | pGsyncDisplays- | The caller provides the structure containing all displays that need to be synchronized in the system. The displays that are not part of pGsyncDisplays, will be un-synchronized. |
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These are the notes and reflections from my week at the University of Mary Washington where I was an instructor at the Digital Pedagogy Summer Institute. I taught the “Action” track, which aimed to tackle questions around making change inside and outside education institutions and with and against digital technologies.
Goals:
To explore the politics of the digital and to consider what “action” looks like with and through digital technologies
To challenge dualisms – thought/action, thinking/building, making//writing, digital/analog, public/private, action/inaction, “real world”/classroom – that permeate our cultural expectations of (digital) scholarship, (digital) pedagogy, and (digital) activism.
To ask what role “education” might play in critical/digital engagement.
To become more comfortable with constructing and deconstructing “ed-tech”
Questions and Provocations:
How do we privilege “action”? (When and from whom do we condemn it?) How do we privilege “technological expertise” and/as action? What types of actions “count”?
Many of the topics for this track involve exploring various digital technologies, but the track assumes that participants have zero background or previous experience working with them. Indeed, one of the areas this class will repeatedly explore is how our ability to “take action” or even “see action” might change depending on our familiarity, expertise, and/or reluctance to use certain tools. The point of introducing and playing with these various technologies is not mastery; rather it’s to think critically about what actions they afford and what they constrain – in the classroom and beyond.
“What Will Start Taking Shape By Friday” Project:
Participants should plan begin work on a project that would extend academic work beyond the research journal and/or beyond the classroom. Participants will present their works-in-progress to their cohort for feedback.
Recommended Readings:
Tentative Schedule:
MONDAY. Theme: Verbs. Discussion: What is “action”?
TUESDAY. Theme: Numbers vs Stories. Discussion: Why/how does our culture privilege “building” and “making” as “action”? Our Nate Silver problem: Why/how does our culture privilege quantitative data? Tech Projects: A Domain of One’s Own, Intro to GitHub
WEDNESDAY. Theme: Arguments in Public. Discussion: The assignment as “action”. Tech Projects: Updating Wikipedia; Getting Published; Scraping Data; Submitting a FOIA Request
THURSDAY. Theme: Protest. Discussion: The Protest Bot. Tech Project: Build a Bot
FRIDAY. Theme: Hope. Presentations and feedback
(Course materials and readings are all in the GitHub repository. Feel free to fork.)
Title: “Critical Learning in the Corporate University” (Video)
This was a wonderful talk on how Tressie McMillan Cottom as a first year, tenure-track professor was able to create a Digital Sociology degree at her school, VCU. Institutional change is possible. It’s possible to make change rapidly and, even under the regime of the corporatized higher ed, to make change happen with a social justice bent.
You are responsible for running an Information Underground Railroad for your students - @tressiemcphd #DigPed
— Audrey Watters (@audreywatters) August 8, 2016
@tressiemcphd #digped develop space for critical learning while giving my students the benefits of an institution? pic.twitter.com/g5rwSGt66M
— Melissa Simmermeyer (@simmerme) August 8, 2016
(I was asked to introduce Tressie. Here’s what I said.)
Title: Educating Higher (Video)
@CathyNDavidson on 🔥🔥🔥. Take heed, tech folks. This is true of tech design as well. #digped pic.twitter.com/1UmzGzpCsJ
— chris g (@hypervisible) August 9, 2016
#digped "I want a generation who cares about how tech has changed their lives & know enough about it to fight back" @CathyNDavidson
— Susan Adams (@edtechinsight) August 9, 2016
This is @CathyNDavidson's mic drop to her #digped keynote. We need to help our students "aim high"! pic.twitter.com/Mcw0xh3uRy
— (((Dr. Dean))) (@dr_jdean) August 9, 2016
(Sean and Jesse asked me to set the intention for Wednesday. Here’s what I said during breakfast:)
Who asks me to get us started on Hump Day?! I mean, I was the person who led the track that had both our keynote speakers spiraling downward into depression, right?
Cathy Davidson said a couple of things in her talk yesterday that I want to underscore for us and expand upon as we go into Day 3. And that’s something about pessimism, optimism, and will.
She alluded to Antonio Gramsci, one of the greatest Marxist thinkers of the 20th century, best known for writing some 3000 pages of history during his imprisonment by the Fascist Italian government from 1927 until his death ten years later at age 46. Gramsci famously said “I am a pessimist because of intelligence but an optimist because of will.”
Cathy said yesterday that “you cannot counter structural inequality with good will.” But will, according to Gramsci, is part of a revolutionary praxis. It recognizes the social structure, and it helps us to move deliberately from thinking about to acting for radical change. Will is, for Gramsci, political and intellectual. Will is a strategy, or part of a strategy of struggle.
You all came to the Digital Pedagogy Lab Summer Institute because, I’d wager, of will. Good will. Willpower. A will to change your own pedagogical practices. A will to change your institutions. Will is necessary, politically. This week, together, we link that will to action, to collective action. You are not alone.
Another passage from Gramsci (who I put alongside Paolo Freire, Franz Fanon, bell hooks), from a 1917 letter “Indifferenti”:
I hate the indifferent. I believe that life means taking sides. One who is really alive, can be nothing if not citizen and partisan. Indifference is lethargy: it is parasitism, not life.
Indifference is the dead weight of history. Indifference plays an important role in history. It plays a passive role, but it does play a role. It is fatality; it is something that cannot be counted on; it is something that disrupts programmes, overturns the best made plans; it is that awful something that chokes intelligence. What happens, the evil that touches everyone, happens because the majority relinquish their will to it, allowing the enactment of laws that only a revolution can revoke, letting men rise to power who, later, only a mutiny can remove.
… I am “partigiano”, alive, and already I hear, in the consciences of those on my same side, the throbbing bustle of the city of the future that we are building. And in it, the social chain does not weigh on the shoulders of only a few …. There is no-one watching from the sidelines while others are sacrificed, bled dry. I am alive, partisan.
Change is possible. Change is necessary. Care is necessary. You are here. You are not indifferent. We are here. We are not indifferent. We got this. We must. We will.
Title: Critical Instructional Design (Video)
.@mburtis’s vision for Domain of One’s Own (and why i say it’s the most important ed-tech we have) #digped pic.twitter.com/KbHu8PZnCb
— Audrey Watters (@audreywatters) August 12, 2016
When people get nervous about domain of one's own breaking, @mburtis says "good, it broke" & hopes it will be gloriously messy. YES! #digped
— Amy Collier (@amcollier) August 12, 2016
“Our job is not to tell students what to do, our job is to show students what their choices are” @mburtis #DigPed
— Melissa Simmermeyer (@simmerme) August 12, 2016
Teaching as hospitality in action @slamteacher #digped
— Paul Prinsloo (@14prinsp) August 12, 2016
Slides from my keynote this morning @DigPedLab https://t.co/HzIbDlTuO8 #digped
— Sean Michael Morris (@slamteacher) August 12, 2016
The Verbs: What Do You “Do” – Is it “action”? Is it “activism”?
Your Tech: What Do You Use? What happens to your data?
Looking at all the requests behind our internet use with https://t.co/mqhYJxJ7dM #digped pic.twitter.com/vKnNpPRJAe
— Tressie Mc (@tressiemcphd) August 8, 2016
What are the ethics of compelling students to use these sorts of (extractive, exploitative) technologies? How can we resist?
Ethics and Care:
How do we support one another online and offline? What steps can we take to mitigate violence (emotional and physical) as we (and students) work in public online? How can we demand better support from our institutions?
Making Arguments in Public:
The how and why of open data and open publishing.
Why the Web:
Web 101, GitHub 101, and thanks to Reclaim Hosting, a domain for everyone at Dig Ped.
Why "blog"? (Why, perhaps, might one use a static website instead?)
(More resources are in the course’s GitHub repo.)
Inspired by Mark Sample’s notion of a protest bot, we spent much of Thursday working on building bots, with particular thanks to Zach Whalen who shared a Google Spreadsheet for doing so.
Some of the bots participants in the "action" track created: @theLword (more from Jana Remy on how and why she built this bot that responds when people use the word “lame” on Twitter), @No_More_RIP (which tweets the names of those who’ve been killed by police), and @blackedtech (which tweets about ed-tech diversity and Franz Fanon).
I am so grateful to have spent the week with this group. It was emotionally and intellectually exhausting, no doubt, to work through the various issues of education and activism, but I hope that it was rewarding. There is both privilege and risk in “showing up,” particularly at a PD event like this.
Much love to the staff at UMW’s DTLT who helped the Digital Pedagogy event organizers pull this off. Much love to those who attended via Virtually Connecting, particularly Maha Bali and Kate Bowles (it means so much to see your faces and hear your voices). And much love to Paul Prinsloo for traveling all the way from Jo’burg to participate in person.
The struggle continues…


TABLE OF CONTENTS
A. GS1 Related B. GS2 Related Polity 1. Privacy is a fundamental right, declares SC 2. New Rs 200 note to be issued from today: Here is everything you need to know 3. Govt tweaks RCS to attract more bidders International Relations 1. Foreign Policy Watch: India-Nepal 2. Foreign Policy Watch: India-China C. GS3 Related Science and Technology 1. The geopolitical prowess of science and technology Environment and Ecology 1. The return of the Irrawaddy dolphin D. GS4 Related E. Prelims Fact F. UPSC Prelims Practice Questions G. UPSC Mains Practice Questions
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1. Privacy is a fundamental right, declares SC
Context:
- Life and liberty are intrinsic to human life and it is not an absolute right says Court in a nine-judge Constitution Bench verdict.
- It will have effectson matters ranging from collection and sharing of personal data in Aadhar cards to the cases of homosexuality (possibly)
- The SC has overruled its earlier verdictswhich held that right to privacy was not protected by the Constitution
- Natural rights like privacy exist equally in all individuals, irrespective of class, strata, gender or orientation.
- Central executive claimed against the acknowledgment of privacy as a fundamental right but assured the court that it would be safeguarded through parliamentary statutes.
- Nevertheless, the court held that privacy is not an absolute right. The government can introduce a law, which “intrudes” into privacy for public and legitimate state reasons.
- A person can challenge this law in any of the constitutional courts of the land for violation of his fundamental right to privacy.
Judgment’s implication on Aadhar
- The judgment was regulated to the issue of right to privacy
- The five-judge bench hearing the petitions since 2015 will deal with whether Aadhaar violates the right to privacy
2. New Rs 200 note to be issued from today: Here is everything you need to know
Context:
- RBI will issue new Rs 200 denomination banknotes from hand-picked RBI offices.
- New Rs 200 note may not be accessible through ATMs.
- The induction of Rs.200 note is with respect to various factors like ease of transactions for the common man, replacement of soiled banknotes, inflation and the need for combating counterfeiting
- The notes will be in the Mahatma Gandhi (new) Series, bearing the signature of RBI Governor Urjit R Patel.
3. Govt tweaks RCS to attract more bidders
Context:
- Center takes steps towards Regional Connectivity Scheme (RCS) to make it more feasible for airlines.
- The Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) to make some changes for the bidding in commercially viable existing routes under the scheme.
- The viability gap funding (VGF) for helicopter operators is also provided under the scheme by MoCA.
- Steps to increase the connectivity in priority areas, which include: J&K, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, the North-East, and Andaman, Nicobar and Lakshadweep Island through major rebuilding work.
Category: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
1. Foreign Policy Watch: India-Nepal
Context:
- Nepalese Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba guaranteed Prime Minister Narendra Modi that Nepal would not permit any activity against its “friendly neighbour”
India-Nepal cooperation
- India talks on warmer cooperation between the security and defense forces of the two countries as this could prevent misuse of the open border.
- Deuba promised of “every support, every help and cooperationon the “defence and security” aspect.
- Deuba also acknowledged that the Constitution “encompassing” the opinions of the people from all sections and ethnicities would be a certain.
- India and Nepal together launched the Kataiya- Kusaha and Raxaul-Parwanipur cross border power transmission lines. Modi said this would give an additional 100 MW of power to Nepal, apart from the current 350 MW.
- Mutual plans to develop the Ramayana and Buddhist tourism circuits through better connectivity.
- Flood management and irrigation projects was also the focal point in the meeting.
- The two sides endorsed eight pacts, including on cooperation in countering drug trafficking and post-earthquake reconstruction in the Himalayan nation.
2. Foreign Policy Watch: India-China
Context:
- High-level official team from China is visiting India to address the issue of growing trade imbalance with India.
- This move can be seen as a breakthrough for India, which is facing goods trade deficit with China.
- Decision came while Military tension between the two countries.
- China has a goods exports to India in 2016-17 valued at an enormous $61.3 billion.
- Whereas India’s shipments worth just $10.2 billion to China.
Category: SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
1. The geopolitical prowess of science and technology
Context:
- Science and technology acts as a portion of geopolitics where technological developments boost Geo-political domination of the country.
- This dominion can act as a decisive instrument to pursue a geopolitical outline and build strategic relations in international affairs.
- It can also be a potential tool in national security and opening new market opportunities
- Possession of high-class technology fetches greater power and control in International arena.
- Intermediate powers like Canada and Switzerland are best examples in the international arena because of their S&T capabilities.
Israel
- Being a small country it embraces a great geo-political importance because of its high-tech ecosystem.
- One of the cause for India’s latest tilt regarding Israel is the latter’s strength in S&T, especially in agriculture.
- Israel serves the triple purpose of boosting economic growth, ensuring national security, and offering international leverage.
U.S.
- Country has been the world’s superpower for the past 50 years, because of their headship in S&T.
- The beginning of World War I with the establishment of the Council of National Defense and the National Research Council established the Science and technological leadership.
- World War II led to the development of the atomic weapon and Foundations of Silicon Valley.
- The diplomatically important US space program was the seed of cold war.
China
- Chinese innovation policy is a geopolitical apparatus to advance economic and military hegemony.
- China’s New Industry Policy 2025 aims to make itself an “innovative country”.
- Chinese moves in clean energy and space have made technology a prime pawn in the international power play.
- China aims to become a superpower in Artificial Intelligence, leading to a technology race with the US.
- The Chinese government also invests strategically in the US, particularly in Silicon Valley
India
- India’s fresh works to focus on its domestic defense manufacturing industry, develop a regional satellite for South Asia, an independent GPS, as well as establish 20 world-class universities, are all seen as foot works in the S&T advancement to reach the power.
- As per the 2015 report by the OECD, the US spent 2.7% of its GDP on research and development in 2013. South Korea and Israel each spent 4% of their GDP while China is targeting 2.5% by 2020.
- India currently spends only 0.9% of GDP on R&D.
Way forward
- India needs to diagnose the geopolitical reality of S&T.
- India needs to build the infrastructure to generate new technologies and to invest in human capital, maintain a cadre of top scientists and professionals, and develop industry-lab links.
Category: ENVIRONMENT AND ECOLOGY
1. The return of the Irrawaddy dolphin
Context:
- After 30 years of removal of illegal prawn enclosures, endangered dolphins spotted back in the Chilka.
- This move by the Chilika Development Authority’s (CDA) has resulted to unhindered movement of the dolphins.
- CDA cleared almost 4,000 hectare of encroachment from a portion of the lake.
- Satellite imageries found 14,590 hectare of the lagoon under manmade gheries (enclosures) for illegal prawn cultivation.
Statistics
- The total population of these dolphins in the world is estimated to be less than 7,500. Bangladesh reports the highest count with 6400.
- The population in Chilka is considered to be the highest single lagoonal.
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NATIONAL PARKS/SANCTURIES/BIOSPHERE RESERVES: National parks in Himachal Pradesh 1. Great Himalayan National Park Location: The Great Himalayan National Park (GHNP), is located in Kullu
region in the state of Himachal Pradesh. Key Fact: In June 2014, the Great Himalayan National Park was added to the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites. The Unesco World Heritage Site Committee granted the status to the park under the criteria of “outstanding significance for biodiversity conservation”
2. Pin Valley National Park Location: Pin Valley National Park is a National park of India located
within the Lahaul and Spiti district, in the state of Himachal Pradesh, in
far Northern India. Key Fact: the Park forms a natural habitat for a number of endangered animals including the snow leopard and Siberian ibex. IUCN Red List: I. Asiatic cheetah
II. Gharial:
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F. Practice Questions for UPSC Prelims Exam
Question 1. Which of the following National Parks are located in the state of Jammu and Kashmir?
- Pin valley National Park.
- Salim Ali National park
- Dachingham National Park
- Kishtwar National Park
Select the correct option/s
- 1 only
- 1, 2 and 3
- 2 and 4
- 2, 3 and 4
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Question 2. Which of the following statements are incorrect with respect to the UDAN Scheme?
- UDAN is an innovative scheme to develop the regional aviation market. It is a market-based mechanism in which airlines bid for seat subsidies.
- Government will provide subsidy to airlines for first five years of operations when they will have exclusive flying rights on the selected routes.
Select the correct options.
- 1 only
- 2 only
- Both 1 and 2
- None of the above
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G. UPSC Mains Practice Questions
GS Paper II
- Right to privacy which is the core intrinsic human value that can be a potential tool to address the issues ranging from Aadhar to sexual identity. Explain.
GS Paper III
- Can technological prowess be a weapon for India to attain global supremacy and hegemony? Discuss
- What is Artificial Intelligence? How can it contribute to a civilizational revolution?
GS Paper IV
Topic: CASE STUDY ANALYSIS
Question 1. You are a district development officer, Panchayat has appointed part time teachers who are not of better quality and are accompanied on not working according to working hours. What steps would you take to resolve the issue?
Answer
The aim of education is to identify the potential in a student and helping him/her to achieve success in life. A capable teacher can better execute this. If teacher himself is incapable then it results in disastrous consequence.
Ethical issues involved
- Violation of Right to Education
- Violation of promise and professional ethics
Steps to be taken
- Analyze the situation in reality.
- Document the possible facts and consider the school management/ panchayat level considerations of the issue, taken as a move earlier.
- If not taken, then instruct them to take initial move.
- Look if alternate teachers are available to address the urgent needs.
- Take all the decisions based on the available and disposable resources.
Immediate action to be taken
- Bring changes in the schedule.
- Recruit or replace teachers based on their location of residence and availability of transport.
- Introduce Quality development programs.
- Initiate move to reach the targets through motivational programs for both children and teachers.
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Reads frames from the peer.
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6455#section-5
TODO: Support unmasked frames.
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| string | $buffer = '' |
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This whole website making thing I did was a project for ChickTech school and I was doing the web development and design workshop and this is the result of our hard work :)


Provides a means to mock a package function, i.e., temporarily substitute it for testing. Designed as a drop-in replacement for 'testthat::with_mock()', which may break in R 3.4.0 and later.
| Version: | 0.1 |
| Imports: | lazyeval |
| Suggests: | testthat, covr |
| Published: | 2017-04-29 |
| Author: | Kirill Müller [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Kirill Müller <krlmlr+r at mailbox.org> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/krlmlr/mockr/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/krlmlr/mockr, http://krlmlr.github.io/mockr |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | mockr results |
| Reference manual: | mockr.pdf |
| Package source: | mockr_0.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: mockr_0.1.zip, r-release: mockr_0.1.zip, r-oldrel: mockr_0.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: mockr_0.1.tgz, r-oldrel: mockr_0.1.tgz |
| Reverse suggests: | corehunter, knitrProgressBar, passport, rprojroot, storr, stubthat, tibble |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=mockr to link to this page.


About
This Turing Machine simulator was made in November 2016 by aegroto @ itrench.surge.sh.
It's still not finished,but it's constantly updated. If you find any issue, report it.
Known limitations
0)Multi-char symbols are not yet supported. Using more than a letter to define a symbol will probably not work.
1)Use R,L,I in transitions to make the tape move Right,Left or to not move. You still can't define your own letters on tape movements. It will be soon implemented.
Commands,definition
Definition
At first,define your Turing Machine in the "Definition" space with this syntax:
<Σ,#,Q,q0,F,d>
Where:
Σ = Alphabet
# = Blank character
Q = States
q0 = Initial state
F = Final states
d = Delta function
Wrap every set in graphs {...}
Example:<{a,b},#,{q0,qF},q0,{qF},d>
Transitions
Transitions are defined as quintuples with this syntax:
<q,c,q1,c1,r/l/i>
That means:
if the machine reads c while its state is q,goes to state q1,writes c1 in the current cell and then moves right/left/inherit (not move)
Commands and additional options
Commands description
Generate TM: Generate Turing Machine with current settings (make sure Advanced Options are shown and not the Share Link is).
Execute: Execute currently generated TM with the provided input string.
Options: Show advanced options.
Clear console: Empty the console log.
Debug TM: Print to console settings of the current TM.
Share TM: Generates and shows a sharing link for the current settings.
Additional options
Time per Step (milliseconds):The time interval between every step the machine takes during the execution (the lesser it is,the faster the machine will complete the execution but the output will be much harder to follow).
Extended alphabet: Extends the alphabet with those characters. They will not be accepted in input (define input symbols in definition's alphabet) but the machine will write and read them during the execution.


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showPicture(Picture picture)
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showPicture(Picture picture,
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Shows given picture in new window and uses given magnification factor.
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public static void showPicture(Picture picture)
showPicture(Picture, int)
with magnification set to 1.picture
- picture to displayjava.lang.NullPointerException
- if picture
is null
public static void showPicture(Picture picture, int magnification)
picture
- picture to displaymagnification
- magnification factor; must be 1 or greaterjava.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- when magnification factor is set to a value smaller than 1java.lang.NullPointerException
- if picture
is null


When click tracking leads a page to refresh, it's often hard to see if a Google Analytics call was made. So by checking "Preserve Log", the logs will be retained when you navigate to another page.
Preserve Log - Check this box to preserve logsIf your organization is leveraging Segment's In Domain feature, add the domain here
By default labels are just the literal dimension index (eg Custom Dimension 1). By updating your options preference you can update the label to reflect the true representation of that label.
Here is an example of how an Configuration File should be structured
{
"UA-XXXXXX-YY":{
"contentGroups" :{
"cg1":"Article UID",
"cg2":"Topics"
},
"customDimensions" :{
"cd1":"Article UID",
"cd2":"Topics"
},
"customMetrics" :{
"cm1":"Video Plays - Manual",
"cm2":"Video Plays - AutoPlay"
}
}
}


US Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg treated for chills, fever
by Agency ReportRuth Bader Ginsburg, the US Supreme Court’s eldest justice and a stalwart of its liberal wing, was admitted to the hospital with chills and fever, the court announced Saturday.
Her recent repeated health scares have sparked speculation about potential retirement, which would allow conservative US President Donald Trump to nominate a replacement.
As of late Saturday, however, her symptoms had abated and she “expects to be released from the hospital as early as Sunday morning,” the court said in a statement.
The 86-year-old was admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore Friday night after an initial evaluation at Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington.
Ginsburg, who is one of four liberal justices on the court, was recovering thanks to “intravenous antibiotics and fluids,” the statement said.
In August she completed a three-week course of outpatient radiation therapy in New York for a localized malignant tumor on her pancreas.
She was treated for colon cancer in 1999, and a decade later, pancreatic cancer that was caught at an early stage. In December 2018, she had two nodules removed from her lung.
US Supreme Court justices are appointed for life. She has repeatedly said she will only retire when she feels incapable of handling the workload.
Ginsburg is fondly known as “The Notorious RBG,” a riff on slain rapper The Notorious B.I.G.
(AFP)


ISMET SARI
I am currently a computer engineering student at the best university in Turkey. My biggest and only goal is to turn the theoretical knowledge I have received in my country into practice in a company that uses the best technologies. I have experience in Cloud Computing and I want to develop myself in this field of technology and eventually become a Cloud architect.
BAGDAT SARI
I'm tired of being what you want me to be Feeling so faithless, lost under the surface I don't know what you're expecting of me Put under the pressure of walking in your shoes Caught in the undertow, just caught in the undertow Every step that I take is another mistake to you Caught in the undertow, just caught in the undertow I've become so numb, I can't feel you there Become so tired, so much more aware By becoming this all I want to do Is be more like me and be less like you Can't you see that you're smothering me? Holding too tightly, afraid to lose control
ABDULKERIM SARI
I'm tired of being what you want me to be Feeling so faithless, lost under the surface I don't know what you're expecting of me Put under the pressure of walking in your shoes Caught in the undertow, just caught in the undertow Every step that I take is another mistake to you Caught in the undertow, just caught in the undertow I've become so numb, I can't feel you there Become so tired, so much more aware By becoming this all I want to do Is be more like me and be less like you Can't you see that you're smothering me? Holding too tightly, afraid to lose control 'Cause everything that you thought I would be Has fallen apart right in front of you Caught in the undertow, just caught in the undertow Every step that I take is another mistake to you Caught in the undertow, just caught in the undertow And every second I waste is more than I can take! I've become so numb, I can't feel you there Become so tired, so much more aware By becoming this all I want to do Is be more like me and be less like you And I know I may end up failing too But I know you were just like me with someone disappointed in you I've become so numb, I can't feel you there Become so tired, so much more aware By becoming this all I want to do Is be more like me and be less like you I've become so numb, I can't feel you there I'm tired of being what you want me to be I've become so numb, I can't feel you there I'm tired of being what you want me to be
BAYRAM SARI
I'm tired of being what you want me to be Feeling so faithless, lost under the surface I don't know what you're expecting of me Put under the pressure of walking in your shoes Caught in the undertow, just caught in the undertow Every step that I take is another mistake to you Caught in the undertow, just caught in the undertow I've become so numb, I can't feel you there Become so tired, so much more aware By becoming this all I want to do Is be more like me and be less like you Can't you see that you're smothering me?
ESMANUR SARI
I'm tired of being what you want me to be Feeling so faithless, lost under the surface I don't know what you're expecting of me Put under the pressure of walking in your shoes Caught in the undertow, just caught in the undertow Every step that I take is another mistake to you Caught in the undertow, just caught in the undertow I've become so numb, I can't feel you there Become so tired, so much more aware By becoming this all I want to do Is be more like me and be less like you Can't you see that you're smothering me? Holding too tightly, afraid to lose control
DIGER AILE ÜYELERİMİZ
mehmet amcamız
mehmet amcamız adam gibi adamdır
dedemin en buyuk oglu
teyzemiz
en yakın aile üyemiz
anne yarısı
IBABE
Korkma, sönmez bu şafaklarda yüzen al sancak;
Sönmeden yurdumun üstünde tüten en son ocak.
O benim milletimin yıldızıdır, parlayacak;
O benimdir, o benim milletimindir ancak.
Çatma, kurban olayım çehreni ey nazlı hilâl!
Kahraman ırkıma bir gül… ne bu şiddet bu celâl?
Sana olmaz dökülen kanlarımız sonra helâl,
Hakkıdır, Hakk’a tapan, milletimin istiklâl.
Ben ezelden beridir hür yaşadım, hür yaşarım.
Hangi çılgın bana zincir vuracakmış? Şaşarım!
Kükremiş sel gibiyim; bendimi çiğner, aşarım;
Yırtarım dağları, enginlere sığmam, taşarım.
Garb’ın âfâkını sarmışsa çelik zırhlı duvar;
Benim iman dolu göğsüm gibi serhaddim var.
Ulusun, korkma! Nasıl böyle bir îmânı boğar,
"Medeniyet!" dediğin tek dişi kalmış canavar?
Arkadaş! Yurduma alçakları uğratma sakın;
Siper et gövdeni, dursun bu hayâsızca akın.
Doğacaktır sana va’dettiği günler Hakk’ın…
Kim bilir, belki yarın… belki yarından da yakın.
Neden biz bu işte iyiyiz
cunku bu ailede ismet sarı var
500.000 mt2
parke dösemesi
30
YILLIK TECRUBE
REFERANSLAR
IKEA SHERATON HILTON
URUNLER
TEC BRILLANT
Hizmetlerimize Göz Gezdirin
binbir emekle yapılan hizmetlerimiz


I am a Software Engineer with an innate love for nature, a desire for traveling, and a genuine interest in meeting new people!
I am a tech-enthusiast with a firm belief in the power of technology to make a significant positive impact in the world. I love to keep myself updated with all the latest technologies and trends in the software industry.
I enjoy motivating and being part of a productive team and I am equally comfortable with working on my initiative.
My career goal is to uncover the scientific principles which give rise to intelligence through learning, similar to how the human brain learns. I find Machine Learning interesting because developing our understanding of it entails developing our understanding of the principles that underlie intelligence.
Apart from this, I'm quite fond of reading books from a variety of genres.


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Coefficients of Interrater Reliability and Agreement for quantitative, ordinal and nominal data: ICC, Finn-Coefficient, Robinson'A, Kendall's W, Cohen's Kappa, ...
| Version: | 0.84 |
| Depends: | lpSolve |
| Published: | 2012-07-16 |
| Author: | Matthias Gamer, Jim Lemon, Ian Fellows Puspendra Singh |
| Maintainer: | Matthias Gamer <m.gamer at uke.uni-hamburg.de> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | http://www.r-project.org |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| In views: | Psychometrics |
| CRAN checks: | irr results |
| Reference manual: | irr.pdf |
| Package source: | irr_0.84.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: irr_0.84.zip, r-release: irr_0.84.zip, r-oldrel: irr_0.84.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: irr_0.84.tgz, r-oldrel: irr_0.84.tgz |
| Old sources: | irr archive |
| Reverse depends: | DeducerExtras, DeducerPlugInScaling, KappaGUI |
| Reverse imports: | drLumi, epoc, irrNA, MAVIS, prcr, vortexR |
| Reverse suggests: | FRESA.CAD, LSAmitR |
| Reverse enhances: | MAc, MAd |
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