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You configure IPSec encryption to allow data to be communicated securely between peer Steelhead appliances in the Configure > Optimization > Secure Peering (IPSEC) page.Enabling IPSec encryption makes it difficult for a third party to view your data or pose as a computer you expect to receive data from. To enable IPSec, you must specify at least one encryption and authentication algorithm. Only optimized data is protected, pass-through traffic is not.Enabling IPSec support is optional.RiOS v6.0 and later also provides support for SSL peering beyond traditional HTTPS traffic. For details, see Configuring Secure Peers.Important: You must set IPSec support on each peer Steelhead appliance in your network for which you want to establish a secure connection. You must also specify a shared secret on each peer Steelhead appliance.Note: If you NAT traffic between Steelhead appliances, you cannot use the IPSec channel between the Steelhead appliances because the NAT changes the packet headers, causing IPSec to reject them.
1.
Enable Authentication and Encryption Enables additional security by renegotiating keys at specified intervals. If one key is compromised, subsequent keys are secure because they are not derived from previous keys. By default, this option is enabled.DES - Encrypts data using the Data Encryption Standard algorithm. DES is the default value. NULL - Specifies the null encryption algorithm. None - Does not apply an encryption policy. 3DES - Appears when a valid Enhanced Cryptography License Key is installed on the appliance. Encrypts data using the Triple Digital Encryption Standard with a 168-bit key length. This standard is supported for environments where AES has not been approved, but is both slower and less secure than AES. AES - Appears when a valid Enhanced Cryptography License Key is installed on the appliance. Encrypts data using the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) cryptographic key length of 128 bits. AES256 - Appears when a valid Enhanced Cryptography License Key is installed. Encrypts data using the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) cryptographic key length of 256 bits. Provides the highest security. Optionally, select an algorithm from the method 2, 3, 4, or 5 drop-down lists to create a prioritized list of encryption policies for negotiating between peers.Note: Peer Steelhead appliances must both have a valid Enhanced Cryptography License Key installed to use 3DES, AES, or AES256. When a Steelhead appliance has the valid Enhanced Cryptography License Key installed and an IPSec encryption level is set to 3DES or AES, and a peer Steelhead appliance does not have a valid Enhanced Cryptography License Key installed, the appliances uses the highest encryption level set on the appliance without the key.MD5 - Specifies the Message-Digest 5 algorithm, a widely-used cryptographic hash function with a 128-bit hash value. This is the default value. SHA-1 - Specifies the Secure Hash Algorithm, a set of related cryptographic hash functions. SHA-1 is considered to be the successor to MD5. Optionally, select an algorithm from the method 2 drop-down list to create a secondary policy for negotiating the authentication method to use between peers. If the first authentication policy negotiation fails, the peer Steelhead appliances use the secondary policy to negotiate authentication. Time Between Key Renegotiations Specify the number of minutes between quick-mode renegotiation of keys using the Internet Key Exchange (IKE) protocol. IKE uses public key cryptography to provide the secure transmission of a secret key to a recipient so that the encrypted data can be decrypted at the other end. The default value is 240 minutes. Enter the Shared Secret/Confirm the Shared Secret Specify and confirm the shared secret. All the Steelhead appliances in a network for which you want to use IPSec must have the same shared secret.Peer IP Address - Specify the IP address for the peer Steelhead appliance (in-path interface) for which you want to make a secure connection. If a connection has not been established between the two Steelhead appliances that are configured to use IPSec security, the peers list does not display the peer Steelhead appliance status as mature.Note: Adding a peer causes a short service disruption (3-4 seconds) to the peer that is configured to use IPSec security. Select the check box next to the name and click Remove Selected.
3. Click Save to save your settings permanently.
4.Mature - The IPSec connection is established and usable. Larval - The IPSec connection is being established. Disconnected - The IPSec connection is not yet established or is not usable.


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If you are trying to deploy XFire on IBM WebSphere 6.x and it's not working, you maybe should try following these instructions to make sure it's not an issue from XFire distribution.
Obs: you can see ClassCastExcecptions in WAS logs trying to run without these changes due to XFire distro and WebSphere jars incompatibilities (i.e.: JDOM) Cheers! As mentioned above, there are incompatibility issues with Websphere 6.x and the XFire distro. The main issue is with the version of the jdom.jar, that ships with Websphere 6.x. This jar was deprecated in Websphere 5.1, but still ships with 6.x. If you simply remove the jdom.jar from the Websphere / Appserver / lib directory, XFire will deploy without fault. So if the above method does not work or more likely not allowed, try simply removing the jdom.jar. |


An authentication with payment is the most common scenario of using a 3DS 2.0 authentication and the corresponding SCA. In this case the customer places an e-commerce order and the authentication will be initiated in the same session as the actual payment transaction.
For such scenarios the payment authorization is always a cardholder initiated transaction (CIT).
Once the card transaction is triggered the customer will be sent into the authentication (frictionless or challenge flow) and afterwards the results of the authentication will directly be used for the payment transaction which could be an authorization or a debit.
The payment transaction could be a simple onetime purchase or could be the initial transaction using one of the credential-on-file use cases (oneclick, recurring unscheduled, recurring scheduled).
More details about the credential-on-file feature & uses cases can be found here.
An authentication without a payment can be used in case a merchant wants to store the card credentials of a customer for future payment transactions, but no payment transaction should be initiated at this time.
A typical use case could be the merchant account creation for a subscription model (recurrring). A merchant can already authenticate the cardholder at the time the card credentials are stored.
If such authentication is combined with a card-check (a zero amount authorization) the card check can be referenced as the initial transaction of a recurring model.
The first actual payment transaction can then be initiated as a merchant initiated transaction (MIT) without any further 3DS authentication required. Only the initial authorization from the card check has to be referenced, which could automatically be done by the Payengine if the merchant integrates the credential-on-file feature.
In an agent model an agent is selling another merchant's products or services. Within a checkout a customer could just purchase products or services from one merchant but also from multiple at once. A typical example would be an online travel agency where the customer orders a flight combined with a rental car, both services from different providers.
In such model the agent (e.g. the travel agency) will trigger the authentication for the full purchase and forward the results to the various merchants that will then initiate the actual payment transactions referencing the authentication done by the agent.
| An agent has to inform the customer that the actual payment is not initiated by the agent but the merchant where the products or services are purchased! |
In this case the merchant has a card acquiring agreement with Concardis and the payments will be processed via the Payengine but the authentication triggered by the Agent has been initiated trough a different acquirer/PSP.
In order to authorize or debit the payment according to the PSDII the Payengine needs the 3DS authentication results as an additional input and pass it to the issuer and schemes.
When you initiate an authorization or debit the following parameters have to be provided.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| version |
The 3DS version that was used for the authentication. Supported values: 1.0, 2.0 |
| authenticationValue |
The authenticationValue returned in the 3DS authentication CAVV: Visa, AMEX, JCB, Diners/Discover UCAF: Mastercard |
| transactionId |
The transaction identifier from the 3DS authentication 3DS 1.0: This will be the XID 3DS 2.0: This will be the dsTransID |
| eci |
The Electronic Commerce Indicator (ECI) provided by the ACS or DS to indicate the results of the attempt to authenticate the cardholder. The ECI values might differ depending on the card scheme. For all fully authenticated or authentication attempted transactions the liability will be shifted to the card issuer. Mastercard 00 - no authentication available 01 - authentication attempted 02 - fully authenticated 07 - fully authenticated*1 All other card schemes 05 - fully authenticated 06 - authentication attempted 07 - no authentication available *1 - Mastercard distinguishes between fully authenticated recurring payments (flagged with ECI 07) and all other fully authenticated transactions (flagged with ECI 02). |
| An authorization or debit might be rejected by the issuer if the transaction was not fully authenticated before. |
In this case the the agent has an agreement with Concardis for pure 3DS authentication but the actual payment transactions by the merchant will be processed through a different acquirer/PSP, but not the Payengine.
This means the agent just initiates the 3DS authentication and forwards the results to the merchant(s).
In order to execute a 3DS authentication the agent can use one of the supported Payengine integration types. More details about the 3DS integration types can be found here.
The following parameters for a successful 3DS authentication will be returned and have to be forwarded by the agent.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| version |
The 3DS version that was used for the authentication. Supported values: 1.0, 2.0 |
| authenticationValue |
The authenticationValue returned in the 3DS authentication CAVV: Visa, AMEX, JCB, Diners/Discover UCAF: Mastercard |
| transactionId |
The transaction identifier from the 3DS authentication 3DS 1.0: This will be the XID 3DS 2.0: This will be the dsTransID |
| eci |
The Electronic Commerce Indicator (ECI) provided by the ACS or DS to indicate the results of the attempt to authenticate the cardholder. The ECI values might differ depending on the card scheme. For all fully authenticated or authentication attempted transactions the liability will be shifted to the card issuer. Mastercard 00 - no authentication available 01 - authentication attempted 02 - fully authenticated 07 - fully authenticated*1 All other card schemes 05 - fully authenticated 06 - authentication attempted 07 - no authentication available *1 - Mastercard distinguishes between fully authenticated recurring payments (flagged with ECI 07) and all other fully authenticated transactions (flagged with ECI 02). |
The initial transaction of recurring payments (scheduled or unscheduled) always requires a strong customer authentication (SCA). This means that a 3DS authentication has to be initiated where a challenge from the issuer to the cardholder will be mandatory.
No frictionless flow will be supported for the authentication of initial recurring transactions.


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2016 is the 50th Anniversary year of Star Trek! The series premiered on NBC on Thursday, 8 September 1966 at 8:30 PM. The third installment of the new movie series, Star Trek Beyond, is scheduled to be released on 22 July 2016. And CBS Television Studios plans to make a new Star Trek television series to premiere in January 2017. The Last Outpost plans to organize several events, including convention panels, throughout the year in celebration of all aspects of the Star Trek phenomenon from “The Cage” to “Turnabout Intruder”, from “Beyond the Farthest Star” to “The Counter-Clock Incident”, from “Encounter at Farpoint” to “All Good Things...”, from “Emissary” to “What You Leave Behind”, from “Caretaker” to “Endgame”, from “Broken Bow” to “These Are the Voyages…”, and from Star Trek: The Motion Picture to Star Trek Beyond. Please get in touch if you would be interested in helping to plan some of these events celebrating a half century of Star Trek!
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Dexie.waitFor()
Since Dexie 2.0
Syntax
Dexie.waitFor(promise, timeout=60000)
Return Value
Description
This method makes it possible execute asynchronic non-indexedDB work while still keeping current transaction alive. Use with caution as it may put unnecessary CPU load on the browser. A separate task will keep the transaction alive by propagating dummy-requests on the transaction while the given promise is being executed.
This method kind of implements an anti-pattern of how not to use indexedDB transactions. On the other hand, it works, is stable across all browsers, and is totally in line with the new indexeddb-promises proposal where this will be possible. So in a future version if the proposal goes live, Dexie will start ride upon that new API if the browser supports it.
WARNING: This method can be CPU intensive while waiting for given Promise. It typically triggers about 1000 dummy-queries while waiting for just a 100 milliseconds.
Relation to IDBTransaction.waitUntil()
As of current state of the indexeddb-promises proposal, IDBTransaction.waitUntil() will commit the transaction directly after it resolves, while Dexie.waitFor() can be reused several times within the same transaction. This is the reason why we name it differently - to distinguish it from the behavior of IDBTransaction.waitUntil(). If the proposal remains with this behavior, we could still use it to accomplish what we need here, but we would then have to execute the entire scope function using IDBTransaction.waitUntil().
Sample 1
function sleep (ms) {
return new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, ms));
}
await db.transaction('rw', db.friends, async ()=> {
await Dexie.waitFor(sleep(100)); // Sleeps 100 milliseconds
await db.friends.put({id: 1, name: "Åke"});
await Dexie.waitFor(sleep(100)); // Sleeps 100 milliseconds
let theMan = await db.friends.get(1);
alert (`I still got the man: ${theMan.name}`);
});
Sample 1 in plain old ES5 + ES6 Promise
function sleep (ms) {
return new Promise(function (resolve) { setTimeout(resolve, ms); });
}
db.transaction('rw', db.friends, function () {
Dexie.waitFor(sleep(100)).then(function () {
return db.friends.put({id: 1, name: "Åke"});
}).then(function () {
return Dexie.waitFor(sleep(100));
}).then(function () {
return db.friends.get(1);
}).then(function (theMan) {
alert ('I still got the man: ' + theMan.name);
});
})
The above samples shows that you can wait for non-IndexedDB Promises to complete while still keeping transaction alive. You can replace sleep() with WebCrypto calls, fetch() or $.ajax(). When Dexie.waitFor()
resolves it is guaranteed that the transaction will be in an active state and possible to continue working on. Note however that while the given promise is being executed, the transaction may not be guaranteed to be in an active state (may temporarily be inactive), so the operation must NOT involve operations on the transaction. But when the waitFor() promise resolves, the transaction is guaranteed to be in active state again.
await db.transaction('rw', db.friends, async () => {
await Dexie.waitFor(mixedOperations());
async function mixedOperations () {
await sleep(100);
await db.friends.get(1)
.catch('TransactionInactiveError', ex => {
// This will happen!
});
}
await db.friends.get(1); // Will succeed though.
});
What to keep in mind is this:
- Don’t access your own transaction in the operation you wait for using Dexie.waitFor().
- Just access non-IndexedDB work, OR another transaction separate from your own. For example, you MAY start a new top-level transaction or wait on other databases
// We are only locking db.friends initially. But then later in the flow,
// we also lock db.pets to include it as we need it as well.
db.transaction('r', db.friends, () => {
return db.friends.get({name: "Bert"}).then (bert => {
return Dexie.waitFor(db.transaction('r!', db.pets, async () => {
// Locked with exclamation mark ('r!') meaning new top-level transaction.
return db.pets.where({owner: bert.id}).toArray();
})).then(bertsPets => {
bert.pets = bertsPets;
return bert;
});
}).then(bertWithPets => {
// bertWithPets is now a "friend" with a 'pets' property added to it, that
// is an array of the pets that is owned by Bert.
});
});
Behavior of Dexie.waitFor() when not in a transaction
Dexie.waitFor() can also be used when your code is not executing within a transaction. It will then just be equaivalent to Promise.resolve(). This can be useful if you write code that does not encapsulate through transaction by itself, but may be encapsulated in a transaction by the caller. By using Dexie.waitFor() you ensure that non-indexedDB operations will keep any existing transaction alive in case caller has encapsulated your code in a transaction.
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- WhereClause.startsWithIgnoreCase()
- db.syncable.connect()
- db.syncable.delete()
- db.syncable.disconnect()
- db.syncable.getOptions()
- db.syncable.getStatus()
- db.syncable.list()
- db.syncable.on('statusChanged')
- db.syncable.setFilter()
- unhandledrejection-event


I am a college student, fairly experienced with drugs. While I enjoy pleasure drugs much more than psychedelic ones, I do enjoy tripping. This was my third trip on shrooms, and I have done them more times since then.
It was a Sunday night and I had just returned to my college after a weekend at home. It was snowing that night, and it was very beautiful. I figured my state of mind was pretty normal, although I had been going through a bit of anxiety and depression, which always happens when I go home. I had been doing pretty poorly in school and felt like I was letting my parents down. Also, three days earlier I had gone on a bit of a coke binge, but I was over any after-effects of that, and had only smoked since then. Anyway, though, I was feeling happy to be back at school and around my friends again, and was looking forward to a night of drinking. However, when I came back, one of my friends was tripping. I still planned on drinking, but then some more of my friends decided to trip, so I decided to take my mushies. While I hadn't planned on taking them, I was really excited to be doing them that night.
I had only done mushrooms twice before this, once at my house and once at school. My trip at home was incredible, yet not very emotional or introspective. My trip at school was barely saved from disaster. I took them with no regard to set and setting, and ended up terrified for about 15 minutes trying to find a room to go to. I eventually found a friends room and tripped with him, and enjoyed a very, very euphoric trip while watching an Incubus DVD. I had read a lot about trips being connected, and this night I really wanted to recreate my first trip. Knowing that I like to be alone while I come up, I decided to take them in my room and be alone for the first hour. I planned on meeting up with my friends after I started tripping. Ya right.
I went to my drawer and took out my shrooms, or as I should say, shroom. It was one large mushroom, weighing out to 3.8g. I chewed it up really well and held it in my mouth for a while so that it could be absorbed faster. Then I decided to lay in my bed with the lights off and wait. Now, from my experience, shutting the lights off is the best way to trip on mushrooms. Too much light ends up distracting me, and without the visual distraction I am able to focus inwardly, which, I think, is the greatest asset of mushrooms. Before I lay down in my bed, I decided to put Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon on. Clichéd, but I thought, 'Hey Pink Floyd is trippy, and I am going to be tripping, sooo.' Well, on mushrooms, you really don't need any help being trippy, and I am sure that the dark atmosphere of the music had a huge effect on my trip. I have later learned that happier, lighter music is sometimes better, although Dark Side of the Moon did create some interesting experiences.
About 20 minutes after ingestion I started noticing the typical effects: halos around light, brighter colors, breathing walls, water-like surfaces. I noticed my mind wandering, and I abandoned logical thought as thoughts began to race. I was starting to feel the music. The guitar solos in 'Money' and 'Time' put me in an extremely euphoric state of mind. I got under my covers and started to gnaw on my blanket. It was at this point that I figured that I wasn't going to be meeting up with my friends. I restarted Dark Side of the Moon a few times, feeling progressively more and more high each time. Walking became a chore. The third time would be the last time I restarted it.
Soon I began to trip pretty hard. I saw Mick Jagger and apologized for listening to some of the 90s music I listened to. I promised him I would listen to more blues. I saw literally hundreds of faces in the room. Any light turned into a face, yet all the faces were the same, all of which changed every few minutes. They looked 2 dimensional and oscillated in the air, like they were cutouts hanging from a string. Then my roommate's computer cords and TV began to grow into a thick, dark green garden. Bugs began to fly around it, and somehow I began seeing beams of light in the dark room. I looked at the small light coming from his PS2, and, for some reason, thought that this light was going to be very important tonight.
I don't remember exactly when it happened, but it happened quickly, very quickly. I began thinking of every person I knew, and the complexity of life overcame me. I couldn't understand how I could know so many people, so many faces. Who were they? I was confused as to why people had different faces, when, in fact, everyone is the same. It was now that I began to feel like I was preparing for something. Then, BAM! All of a sudden, I was in a trance.
For the next few hours I was totally (let me repeat: totally) unresponsive to any outside stimulus. I know I didn't fall asleep, because I would occasionally see something in the room, but I was in a trance. My thoughts were racing faster than anything I have ever experienced. Every memory I ever had flooded my brain. I saw literally every memory I ever had: I saw the beautiful mountains of Norway that I had hiked some summers back. I saw my earliest childhood memory of a girl from my neighborhood drying out all my markers. I saw myself winning my high school soccer championship. Literally every memory.
Then, all of a sudden, the music stopped. My memories, at once flooding my brain, stopped. Now, my brain filled the void by racing through totally random thoughts. Thoughts that were in no way connected, I just became confused. Why was I thinking this fast? Interestingly, this was the first and only time that I forgot that I had taken any drugs. Then, with these racing thoughts in the background, I began thinking very logically (or at least I thought at the time).  I don't remember how my body felt, but I thought that hell must be an eternity of these rushing, random thoughts. As I came to this conclusion, I began to accept it. I told myself, if I am going to be here forever, I might as well get used to it.
Still in the trance, and still under the impression that I had taken no drugs, I thought that I had taken it too far. My life, I had pushed myself too far, and now I was in a hospital bed with my parents looking over me, disappointed. I looked again though, and it wasn't disappointment, but love. I had made a terrible mistake, but they still loved me. Then I realized that even if they seemed unhappy with me, they still loved me greatly. It was in this trance that I told myself that I could never kill myself or anyone else, because we all love each other too much.
That's when I got very scared. Maybe I really had died. I saw the sadness on my parents faces and said to myself: I am not dead, and I am going to prove it to myself. It was then that I got myself partially out of this trance. I looked to my clock and saw some numbers. As anyone that has done mushrooms can attest, time is absolutely meaningless on mushrooms. 2:57? What does that mean? I remembered, only momentarily, though, that I was on mushrooms.
Thoughts were still racing through my mind, but I pushed these to the background, and decided to make some tests for myself to prove I was alive. I began to breath slowely and regularly, hearing and feeling my breaths. Test passed. Then I decided to count. This was a particularly interesting experience, because I would hear and see all my random thoughts, yet through that I would count. One, two, three, up until 16. Why 16, I don't know, but the whole time I was counting I couldn't help but think, 'Aren't their more numbers?' Between 1 and 10 seemed infinite, even if I only counted 10 numbers. Either way, test passed. My final test was to bring my head up and look at the light. I looked up and saw my roommate's PS2. It was at this point that I knew that I was alive, and I relaxed a bit.
As I was coming out of this trance (yet still not really aware of my surroundings) some of my friends knocked on my door, but I just yelled out to come back later. They laughed, as I probably would have. They didn't understand. As I came out I got up and walked around my room. I went outside for a cigarette and then smoked a little weed and laid in my bed, utterly exhausted. I had died and felt reborn. I almost felt on a higher level than everyone else, and still feel that I got more out of mushrooms than any of my friends.
Looking back on this now, it's tough to classify this trip, as all mushroom trips are. In many ways it was the most unique and moving experience I ever had. After talking with more experienced friends about it, they explained that I underwent a process called ego death and rebirth and said it had happened to them before and was very common. And, yet, I still felt like they just didn't understand and that my experience was indeed unique. To this day, I still feel like that experience was something special, even after taking mushrooms again.
It was after this experience that I finally began to respect mushrooms as more than a drug. You don't just 'get high' on mushrooms. They are too perfect. Everything from my trip seemed to mesh perfectly. That is not to say that it was totally enjoyable during the trip. I literally thought I had died. I was in (im?)mortal fear for not just my life, but my soul. I saw death, and I didn't like it. My rebirth, also was in no way euphoric or liberating. I felt lucky to make it out, and incredibly thankful. I finally saw how frail this thing we call reality and life really is.
Yet even though it was a terrifying experience at times, I have always been glad I had it. You can go into a mushroom trip and want to achieve something. I just wanted to hear some trippy music and then go hang out with my friends. Yet, once I took them, they reduced me to mt most primal being.
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React Fundamentals IV
Kay Ashaolu
Events
- We are now to the point where we can learn how to incorporate events
- How do we execute data when someone clicks on a particular button?
- We use the event properties that you would customarily find in HTML
Example
import React from "react";
import ReactDOM from "react-dom";
class Toggle extends React.Component {
constructor(props) {
super(props);
this.state = {isToggleOn: true};
// This binding is necessary to make `this` work in the callback
this.handleClick = this.handleClick.bind(this);
}
handleClick() {
this.setState(state => ({
isToggleOn: !state.isToggleOn
}));
}
render() {
return (
<button onClick={this.handleClick}>
{this.state.isToggleOn ? 'ON' : 'OFF'}
</button>
);
}
}
Example
ReactDOM.render(
<Toggle />,
document.getElementById('root')
);
There's a lot going on
- This code creates a single button that has state indiciating whether it is on or off
- This state is toggled whenever the button is clicked
- This behavior is achieved by a few lines of code in the example
Constructor
- this.handleClick = this.handleClick.bind(this);
- What is this doing?
- Remember when I spoke about arrow functions and how it's important to use them?
- This is why: if you do not do this, then refernces to this function outside of the class will not have access to the this variable
- This line binds that function to the instance of the class in which it is caused
handleclick()
- We define the event handler within the component that we are creating
- This is best practice: continues with the idea that everyting related to the component is within the component
- The function is setting the state to be the opposite of what it is currently
New setState Function
- Note that we are using a different version fo the setState fucntion, that has a parameter called "state"
- This is the proper way of accessing the current state in order to determine what the new state will be
- Do not use this.state directly: unexpected results may occur
this.setState(state => ({
isToggleOn: !state.isToggleOn
}));
The render function
- Here we set our handleClick() function to be executed onClick
- Note that there are no quotation marks in setting properties for React when you are setting it to an expression
- This is correct: React will add quotes to the final DOM
Conditional Rendering
- Now we are getting a handle of React
- Its time to demonstrate some capabilities of React to give you a sense of what's possible
- You can conditionally render different components
Example
class UserGreeting extends React.Component {
render() {
return (
Welcome back!
);
}
}
class GuestGreeting extends React.Component {
render() {
return (
Please sign up.
);
}
}
class Greeting extends React.Component {
constructor(props) {
super(props)
}
render() {
if (this.props.isLoggedIn) {
return <UserGreeting />;
}
return <GuestGreeting />;
}
}
Example
class LoginButton extends React.Component {
render() {
return (
<button onClick={this.props.onClick}>
Login
</button>
);
}
}
class LogoutButton extends React.Component {
render() {
return (
<button onClick={this.props.onClick}>
Logout
</button>
);
}
}
Example
class LoginControl extends React.Component {
constructor(props) {
super(props);
this.handleLoginClick = this.handleLoginClick.bind(this);
this.handleLogoutClick = this.handleLogoutClick.bind(this);
this.state = {isLoggedIn: false};
}
handleLoginClick() {
this.setState({isLoggedIn: true});
}
handleLogoutClick() {
this.setState({isLoggedIn: false});
}
Example
render() {
const isLoggedIn = this.state.isLoggedIn;
let button;
if (isLoggedIn) {
button = <LogoutButton onClick={this.handleLogoutClick} />;
} else {
button = <LoginButton onClick={this.handleLoginClick} />
}
return (

<Greeting isLoggedIn={isLoggedIn} />
{button}

);
}
}
ReactDOM.render(
<LoginControl />,
document.getElementById('root')
);
Conditional Rendering Example
- There's a lot going on
- We'll go through this step by step
- This also gives a good example of how components can nest within each other and how properties in a parent component can be passed down to its children
Greeting Component
- The Greeting component dependent on the property isLoggedIn renders a different component
- If isLoggedIn is true, render UserGreeting
- If isLoggedIn is false, render GuestGreeting
LoginControl Component
- Note the larger LoginControl Component also determines whether a LoginButton or a LogoutButton is created
- The component also contains a Greeting component
- Note the LoginControl Component connects the onClick event of both buttons to drive the state of the component
- Also the LoginControl passes the current state to the Greeting via properties
Lists and Keys
- One common functionailty is to have lists of objects driven by React
- Since a list can be added to/subtracted from at any point, you do not know how many compoennts you will need beforehand
- For React to be able to keep track of all of the components within a list, we'll need to specify a unique key
- React uses that key to refer to a particular item in a list of components
Example
import React from "react";
import ReactDOM from "react-dom";
class ListItem extends React.Component {
constructor(props) {
super(props);
}
render() {
const value = this.props.value
return (
{value}
);
}
}
Example
class NumberList extends React.Component {
constructor(props) {
super(props);
}
render() {
const numbers = this.props.numbers;
const listItems = numbers.map((number) =>
<ListItem key={number.toString()}
value={number} />
);
return (

{listItems}

);
}
}
const numbers = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5];
ReactDOM.render(
<NumberList numbers={numbers} />,
document.getElementById('root')
);
Example Explained: ListItem
- We define a component that comprises of just an element in the list
- With React composing components out of other components is not only easy to do but encouraged
- Enables the creation of a complex design using simple building blocks
Example Explained: NumberList
- In the rendering of a NumberList, a number of ListItems are created
- Note the use of the map() function that enables you to execute the same function over each element in a list
- The result is saved in a constant, which is then added to the render function call
Key Attribute
- If you are creating multlple instances of a component in the same array, its good to specify a key
- A key gives React the ability to target specific instances


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Snips¶
Snips is a speech recognition API provided by the Snips company.
The main focus of Snips is to provide an on-device voice recognition platform,
which allows developers to design Private-by-Design voice assistants, where the
data never leaves the device. As such they focus on voice recognition
algorithms which can run on small hardware. As part of their voice
recognition pipeline they use Snips NLU, an open source NLU API provided as a
Python package. In order to integrate a Snips NLU agent into emubot
you need to provide a server to which the framework can adress its requests.
Setting Up a Snips Agent¶
The first steps in creating your Snips bot will follow the Snips NLU documentation. In order to use the Snips NLU you can must first install the package using pip:
pip install snips-nlu
you will also need to download language resources for the languages you want your bot to use.
python -m snips_nlu download <language>
Afterwards you should be good to go and can follow along the lines of the Snips NLU tutorial to define and train your bot. Snips NLU does not provide a server by default. Your server should provide a POST route for the following request:
POST /parse
This request will include the following JSON:
{
message_id: string,
text: string,
token: string
}
where message_id is a user id that will allow you to keep track of different
conversations. The text field is the actual text you will need to parse with
the Snips NLU engine and token is the token you provide as part of the
emubot
configuration, and which can be used to authenticate the requests.
The expected response conforms to the format of a Snips NLU parse result
{
intent: {
intentName: string,
probability: number
},
slots: {
[
{
value: string,
entity: string,
}
]
}
}
By default the Snips NLU does not provide answers to your messages so if you want to provide your users with a text response to their requests you can include a messages field to the server response. Our framework will send these messages to the user as part of the response.
{
intent: {
intentName: string,
probability: number
},
slots: {
[
{
value: string,
entity: string,
}
]
},
messages: [string],
action: string,
contexts: [string]
}
Exemplar Snips Configuration¶
Here you can see an example for a configuration of a Snips agent.
export const platformNlpSnips: NlpConfig<SnipsAdapter> = {
agents: {
snips_test: {
executionIndex: 0,
languageCode: 'en',
minScore: 0.8,
token: 'your_secret token',
url: 'https://www.url-to-your-server.com',
},
},
constructor: SnipsAdapter,
name: 'snips',
};


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Potions of the Caribbean
Potions of the Caribbean: 500 Years of Tropical Drinks and the People Behind Them strains five centuries of fascinating history through a cocktail shaker, serving up 77 vintage Caribbean drink recipes — 16 of them “lost” recipes that have never before been published anywhere in any form, and another 19 that have never been published in book form.
Even more delicious are the stories of the people who created, or served, or simply drank these drinks. People like William Dampier, the 17th-century “pirate of exquisite mind” who plundered native cities but collected native recipes … José “Sloppy Joe” Abeal, who became an overnight celebrity when Prohibition brought millions of thirsty Americans to his sleepy Havana saloon … Conrad Hilton, the bible-thumping tycoon who used drinking and gambling to kickstart modern Caribbean tourism … mysterious Egyptian mixologist Joe Scialom, who escaped a Cairo prison to bring a new style of cocktail to the islands … restaurateur “Trader Vic” Bergeron, whose faux-Polynesian Tiki drinks turned the West Indies into a surrogate South Pacific … and hard-drinking novelists Ernest Hemingway and Graham Greene, who hated each other almost as much as they loved frozen Daiquiris.
But don’t take our word for it:
“With his new encyclopedic and entertaining ‘Beachbum Berry’s Potions of the Caribbean,’ the tiki expert Jeff Berry distills 500 years of tropical-drink history into 300-plus pages. He takes you from the days of pirates, explorers and sugar plantations to the adventures of those twin purveyors of Polynesian fantasy, Don the Beachcomber and Trader Vic, not to mention the forgotten career of the master tiki barman Joe Scialom, who seems to have worked in every swank postwar bar in New York.” — Robert Simonson, THE NEW YORK TIMES
“Berry, one of the instigators of the cocktail revolution, has heretofore confined himself to covering the strange subculture of mid-2oth-century tippling known as tiki. Tiki drinks are a mutation of the rum drinks of the Caribbean, and with this book Berry turns his gifts for research and snappy, incisive prose to the source, chronicling 500 years’ worth of colorful personalities, potent drinks, and bad behavior.” — David Wondrich, ESQUIRE MAGAZINE
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I am an engineer through and through, excelling in logical and deductive thinking as well as analytical reasoning. I have a passion for problem solving (like any engineer) but consider my interests and skillset diverse. I consider myself goal-driven and experimental. I live by the philosophy that I will never not make mistakes but should never stop seeking to better myself. If, by some small miracle, you're not two seconds away from closing this page then feel free to find out more about me in the, uhm... ABOUT ME section.
It would certainly have been far easier to produce this site using Squarespace or Wix or any other web-design-made-easy platform. I'm under no illusions that such platforms would have allowed me to create something slicker and better looking. However, the primary objective with this little project was not to conjure a portfolio, that was purely secondary. The main objective was to learn. This site was built using relatively basic HTML, CSS and JavaScript implementations with help from a number of open-source libraries and plug-ins. This is a challenge that I took on and an outlet through which I'll be able to keep learning and experimenting.
From an extremely young age I've had a passion for technology, science and understanding how things work. In high school I was introduced to the field of mechatronics and instantly knew that this was the direction in which I wanted to steer my life. I've worked with the singular and focused vision of a career at the cutting edge of engineering and robotics. Once attained, I intend to do my utmost to live out my life doing what I love and doing something of value.
A native son of Cape Town I spent my formative years at Rondebosch Boys' Preparatory School and High School respectively. Since those early years I've wanted to pursue a career in science which I narrowed down to engineering and finally mechatronics. Its multidisciplinary nature and exponentially growing scope fascinated me. Of course, the release of Iron Man in 2007 certainly didn't diminish the appeal.
I am an engineer through and through, excelling in logical and deductive thinking as well as analytical reasoning. I have a passion for problem solving (like any engineer) but consider my interests and skillset diverse. I have a keen interest in analysing film and media (including games) and consider this passion a core part of who I am. In addition to this, short-form fiction and essay writing is a regular creative outlet for me through which I'm able to express and explore a lot of ideas. As the oldest in the family my mother wasted no time in domesticating me and out of this came a passion for baking. Peanut butter, Oreos and cinnamon are my primary weapons here along with a general disregard for what the recipe says.
I worked for a number of years as a core member at one of SA's biggest gaming websites, EGMR, and through this I gained invaluable experience. I learnt how to manage people, employ critical thinking, express myself and, perhaps most importantly, be a functional part of something bigger than myself.
I started in high school as an author out of a love for writing and gaming. I rapidly started taking on more responsibility as time went on and my position within the team solidified. It quickly grew into a real job with my role evolving to encompass editorial functions, staff management and media distributor liason. This in addition to writing several news articles daily. As a senior member of staff I was also involved in undertaking a rebranding and restructuring of the site in 2013. I was with EGMR up until its closure in early 2016 and in that time developed a valuable skllset which can be applied in any workplace environment.
In 2017 I uprooted my entire life to move to Johannesburg for the opportunity to work for Ryonic Robotics, Africa's first bespoke robotics company. Everything is designed and built in-house with as much as possible being sourced or produced locally. This was the opportunity I'd waited a lifetime for and one I could not pass up. With the company still very much in its infancy it was not long before I found myself thrust into the deep end and having to rapidly learn many practical skills which a university education does not provide. Through the intense pressure of my time at Ryonic I have gained invaluable skills and practical knowledge which have made me a more competent engineer.
I consider myself goal-driven and experimental. The former is no more clearly evidenced than by my singular focus for the past decade to become a mechatronics engineer. The latter is meanwhile exhibited in my loose approach to following recipes when baking, instead trying out new and different twists. I live by the philosophy that I will never not make mistakes but should never stop seeking to better myself.
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>> 2nd place, UCT Maths Competition (2011)
>> Distinction, Australian Maths Competition (2010)
>> Silver Award, de Beers English Olympiad (2010)
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The final hurdle in my undergrad studies was a semester long research project culminating in a report upon which my chances of graduating rested. My chosen topic was multiple moving target tracking with a focus on the tracking of small, fast-moving objects.
Object tracking is scarcely a new field of study in the realm of computer vision. As such there is no shortage of available generic tracking algorithms however, the task of tracking multiple objects is still very much open-ended. Furthermore, many investigations into this problem focus on human targets and neglect to deal with variable lighting or occlusion. A niche thus exists in algorithms that focus on the tracking of small, fast-moving objects and similarly suited datasets for testing these algorithms. This study aims to address that. The research presented here and any fruits yielded will contribute towards an initial study into bat tracking and counting being conducted by the UCT Zoology Department.
I started at EGMR in high school, a fresh-faced teen with a passion for writing at a new site eager to take on fresh blood. It quickly became something I devoted more and more of my extra time to. Before I knew it, it was a part-time job and one which I poured time and effort into. I saw the site grow in parallel with my own skills.
Why is this part of my portfolio when it has nothing to do with engineering? Good question. EGMR was a massive part of my life and a big contributor to my process of maturation.
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Sure says Alligator.  During the game you learn that Alligator has been a stay at home parent all Anna's life. When she was born I just did'n't want to leave her. So Alligator got a job working from home and plays board games with Anna as much as possible. You know except that one time they went looking for gold. As you are about to say your goodbys Anna suddenly jumps up and looks out the window. I want to go to the Moon she exlaims. Want to come? Her and Alligator look at you.


Before Change
def test_pos_regex_matches(spacy_doc):
expected = [
"Two weeks",
"Kuwait",
"an I.M.F. seminar",
"Arab educators",
"30 minutes",
"the impact",
"technology trends",
"education",
"the Middle East",
"an Egyptian education official",
"his hand",
"a personal question",
"Donald Trump",
"mosques",
"the United States",
"great sorrow",
"that what",
"our kids",
]
observed = [
span.text
for span in extract.pos_regex_matches(
spacy_doc, constants.POS_REGEX_PATTERNS["en"]["NP"]
After Change
def test_pos_regex_matches(spacy_doc):
pattern = constants.POS_REGEX_PATTERNS["en"]["NP"]
valid_pos = set(re.findall(r"(\w+)", pattern))
required_pos = {"NOUN", "PROPN"}
result = list(extract.pos_regex_matches(spacy_doc, pattern))
assert all(isinstance(span, SpacySpan) for span in result)
assert all(tok.pos_ in valid_pos for span in result for tok in span)


A simple desktop application built with java to comunicate with a hadoop cluster and restore data from it.
Augmented Reality App
App built using unity and vuforia.
Dragon Board Security System
Security system made with Dragon Board , PIR motion sensor and a camera.
About
Hello there!!!You can call me PK . How are you doing?
I am pursuing B.Tech (Computer Science Engineering). I am passionate about decentralisation and it's applications.I also have experience with various data transformation, ingestion tools like hive, sqoop, pig, flume and my core expertise is in Hadoop's MapReduce programming model and HDFS storage architecture . React.js , Angular.js, are the frameworks I know and use to build websites. Currently I am learning Kotlin to build android apps.
Playing football is my hobby and Sherlock Holmes is the book series I read. Always in search of chocolate and humor.
In this notebook I try to analyse the performance of bowlers and batsmen based on the data from 9 seasons of the Indian Premier League(2008-2016)...Looking forward to predict their performance by building a predict model based on this data.The ipython-notebook can be accessed by clicking this button github
Anime Recommendation System
Well "D.Note" was an anime that kept me occupied for few weeks but I could'nt find a similar anime/webseries , so in this ipython-kernel I use nearset neighbour approach to predict similar anime series and the link to this kernel is github
Emp Data Analysis
In this note book key attibutes of employees are analysed and a model is built in random forests using xgboost library to predict the efficience of a particular employee the link to this repo is github
Python playing pong
youtube after watching this video i tried to change it a bit and run the code will be uploaded soon on to github..
Stock Market Predictions
Check out how I use LSTM to build models for data from The New York Stock Exchange github
The Self Driving Car
One of the projects that helped me to learn a lot and make many new friends was this one.We use python,raspberry pi,neural nets to capture an image and drive a car like the google driverless car .check out the video @ youtube and the link to the repo is github
Smart Car
In this project I use On-Board-Diagnostics(OBD) and raspberry pi to send data from a car to the cloud for analysis to build a predictive .Data from the obd at real time is fed to this model to check for the theft of fuel from the vehicle.if theft takes place a notification is sent to the owner.Code for this will be uploaded soon.
e-Commerce Product Recomendation
Data from different ecommerce websites is taken and predictive models are built .These models are built to know the taste of each particular visitor. These models predict the products which a customer might like based on his/her taste . Notebook of this project is at github


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This demo application processes a stream of credit card transactions, coming from multiple Point Of Sale terminals. The application computes statistics and applies several fraud evaluators to recognize potential fraud attempts. In particular, it looks for well-known fraud patterns, like small purchase followed by the big purchase at the same sales terminal, unusually big purchases per particular merchant or terminal, usage of multiple cards issued to different customers by the same bank at the same terminal and more. Alerts are generated in real-time, also all computed data and alerts saved into MongoDB for subsequent analysis. While influenced by real customers, because of privacy concerns, the data for this demo is automatically generated.
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Mystery, Alaska 1 Star (Out of 4) Reviewed by Mac VerStandig<EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.moviereviews.org October, 1999
Unfortunately, there is little mystery in this film. Following in the footsteps of Rocky; Hoosiers; Rudy; The Mighty Ducks; and on and on, Mystery, Alaska is yet another underdog sports movie where the audience is made to wait over an hour for an inevitable final match that will surely come down to the last seconds. This film will likely be buried quickly in the always hectic fall film season.
With a population of just under 700, the town of Mystery, Alaska is small, homely and most everyone knows everyone; the biggest threat is the invasion of a mega-store and its potential harm to the status quo of their economy.
Once a week, the town gathers around a frozen pond for a near-religious experience: The Saturday Hockey Game. The players are selected by a special committee and are the pride of Mystery. The matches are always friendly as the pool of athletes is randomly divided into teams just before game time.
Charles Danner (Hank Azaria), a Mystery native, has left the town and is now working in New York with a television station. He remembers the old town games and thinks, just as Kevin Bacon thought in The Air Up There, that these local players might be on par with the multimillionaire athletes seen every weekend on television. He writes a feel-good article for a popular magazine and soon after returns to Mystery with the promise of an exhibition game, against the New York Rangers, to be broadcast for the whole world to see. To Charles it is a fluff piece that will make him money, to the Rangers it is a joke and waste of time, to Mystery it is a game for pride - the pride of knowing that their boys are just as good as any others.
The makers of Mystery, Alaska learned a lesson from Fargo: No matter how snowy and accent-heavy your setting, a complementary side plot is still necessary. In this case sexual relationships are the added oomph. Although premature ejaculations; teenage soap-opera relationships; adultery with a friend of the spouse and old crushes revisited are far from uncharted territory, they are portrayed here in a surprisingly bold manner for a sports film.
The production skates dangerously close to the realm of melodrama. One of the low points comes mid-film and pits the town of Mystery, in court, with the National Hockey League Players Union. The issue is whether or not the Rangers will be forced to play in the game all the way across the country during one of their much-valued breaks. Aside from having an obvious outcome, if there is no game, there is no movie, this section is particularly pathetic because two of Hollywood's last resort dramatic elements are used: a court scene and a key character's death.
There are three funny roles in Mystery, Alaska: Mike Myers, Beth Littleford and Michael McKean. Myers has a cameo, McKean has two scenes and Littleford isn't exactly a prominent character. Other than those, there is not much good about this film; the drama is weak and the payoff is predictable. Maybe the Rangers had the right idea in trying to stay home.
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Plotly is an online charting tool with a python API. It offers the ability to create rich and interactive graphs.
Let's create a simple line chart of the SPY daily highs using Plotly. We'll first need to make a history call for SPY daily data.
qb = QuantBook() spy = qb.AddEquity("SPY") spy_hist = qb.History(qb.Securities.Keys, 360, Resolution.Daily).reset_index(level=0)
Next, let's plot this dataframe as a line chart. We'll need to reset our indices so that we can reference our timestamps as a column. This allows us to use plotly.express.line
to plot our dataframe.
# import plotly.express import plotly.express as px spy_hist2 = spy_hist.reset_index() # set the time column as our x-axis and high column as our y-axis fig = px.line(spy_hist2, x='time', y='high') fig.show()
Line plots limit us because they don't allow us to view all of the bar information available in our history call. We are limited to plotting only the high value of each bar. However, Plotly allows us to chart candlesticks which convey much more information about each bar, including its OHLC and whether that bar is bull or bear. Let's plot the same historical data in a candlestick chart.
import plotly.graph_objects as go fig = go.Figure(data=[go.Candlestick(x=spy_hist.index, open=spy_hist['open'], high=spy_hist['high'], low=spy_hist['low'], close=spy_hist['close'])], layout=go.Layout( title=go.layout.Title(text='SPY OHLC'), xaxis_title='Date', yaxis_title='Price', xaxis_rangeslider_visible=False )) fig.show()


One Million-strong Anti-Piracy Campaign
BEIJING, May 16 (Xinhua) -- A nationwide campaign to collect
one million signatures was begun here today by the China Software
Alliance (CSA), an alliance of 12 major Chinese software
producers, to promote awareness of protecting intellectual
property rights of software.
The program is to last in 44 cities until the end of the year.
Chen Chong, deputy director of China's Ministry of Electronics
Industry, said that China has a system of laws protecting
intellectual property rights and has made great advances in this
field.
The anti-piracy campaign will have a great influence on the
Chinese and will provide a sound environment for software
developers, Chen said.
China adopted its Copyright Law, which listed software as one
of the key intellectual products to be protected, in 1991, and
passed the Computer Software Protection Regulations in the same
year.
It is vital for China to develop its software industry as
quickly as possible, because the country is in urgent need of new,
high-tech products to improve its industries, Chen noted.
A manager of the Lianbang Software Company in Beijing, which
sells more than 3,000 types of domestic and foreign software, said
that the crackdown on pirated software has proven to be good.
His company's daily sales volume this year doubled after the
crackdown, and is up from last year's 50,000 yuan to 100,000 yuan
daily.


In this post, I'm going to list some iconic places to visit in New York City. When I first moved to Jersey City (a New York City suburb), I did not like it at all, it's a noisy big city (at that time Jersey City had many constructions going on). I got an internship in midtown NYC, one block away from Grand Central. I commute to work by taking subway everyday. I was overloaded with number of people, so many people. After a while, I started to get used to it and I started to like this city.
- World Trade Center (WTC)
WTC is a buidling complex that includes 5 skyscrapers, a museum, and a memorial. This was built after it was destroyed on September 11, 2001. Next to this building, there is another buidling called "Oculus". There are many luxury shopping stores inside Oculus. Inside the buidling, sometimes they are activities open to public.
This shot was taken from Jersey City exchange place Path station.
- Brooklyn Bridge
It's within walking distance of City Hall. There is a nice spot to take good picture in Chinatown too. When you walk here, you will notice there are some shows and they might ask you to be volunteer, and don't forget to leave them some tips too.
At night, you can take a nice shot of this bridge.
- Rockefeller Center
Another complex of building include bank, Radio City, and shopping store.
- Flatiron
In 1902, it was one of the tallest building in New York city. It has the shape of an iron, hence it named "Flat-iron".
- High line trail The high line is a 1.5-mile-long elevated linear park. In the middle of busy city, this trail is a quiet moment that bring you back to nature. It has many trees, flower beds, small stream. Walking along this trail, you will totally forget that you are in the middle of big city.
- Chinatown
There are many chinatown in New York. Places I went are in Manhattan, Flushing, East Village. One of the best chinese restaurant that I would recommend for people can handle spicy food is Szechuan Mountain House. It has nice decoration and really delicious food. You can also try Spot Dessert Bar, it famous dish is Lava Matcha.
There are some beauty stores (K-beauty) in chinatown.
If you want to buy loose/flat tea, they have it here.
And many bobba tea stores.
Jersey City, New Jersey, 1/29/2020


rails routes- List all routes in an expanded format:
rails routes --expanded- List routes partially matching URL helper method name, HTTP verb, or URL path:
rails routes -g posts_path|GET|/posts- List routes that map to a specified controller:
rails routes -c posts|Posts|Blogs::PostsController


The modal is a container generally displayed in response to an action.
It is used for short forms, confirmation messages or to display contextual information that does not require a page. The modal should always be used in conjunction with the Application Layout Containers. See an example App layout page with Modal
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A class that generates a minimum-spanning-tree (MST) graph for a given grid map. More...
#include <spanning_tree.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| void | construct () |
| Generate the MST using Kruskal's algorithm. More... | |
| vector< edge > | get_mst_edges () |
| Get the edges of the MST. More... | |
| geometry_msgs::PoseArray | get_tree () |
| Get the generated MST for visualization. More... | |
| void | initialize_graph (nav_msgs::OccupancyGrid gridmap, bool vertical=false, bool connect4=true) |
| Initialize the internal tree structure from a given grid map. More... | |
| spanning_tree () | |
| Constructor. More... | |
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| void | add_edge (int from, int to, int cost) |
| Add an edge to the tree. More... | |
| bool | different_sets (int a, int b) |
| Check whether two vertices are in different sets. More... | |
Private Attributes | |
| priority_queue< edge, vector< edge >, compare_edge > | edges |
| Priority queue of edge objects sorted by cost. More... | |
| nav_msgs::OccupancyGrid | map |
| The grid map that needs to be covered by the MST. More... | |
| vector< edge > | mst_edges |
| Edges in Minimal-Spanning Tree. More... | |
| vector< unordered_set< int > > | nodes |
| The sets of connected vertices. More... | |
| double | rotation |
| The rotation of the output tree. More... | |
| geometry_msgs::Vector3 | translation |
| The translation of the output tree. More... | |
| bool | vertical |
| Whether the sweeping pattern is vertical or horizontal. More... | |
A class that generates a minimum-spanning-tree (MST) graph for a given grid map.
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| spanning_tree::spanning_tree | ( | ) |
Constructor.
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Add an edge to the tree.
| from | The starting vertex. |
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| cost | The cost of the edge. |
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Generate the MST using Kruskal's algorithm.
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| a | The first vertex. |
| b | The second vertex. |
Definition at line 133 of file spanning_tree.cpp.
| vector< edge > spanning_tree::get_mst_edges | ( | ) |
Get the edges of the MST.
Definition at line 7 of file spanning_tree.cpp.
| geometry_msgs::PoseArray spanning_tree::get_tree | ( | ) |
Get the generated MST for visualization.
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| vertical | Whether the sweeping pattern is vertical or horizontal. Default horizontal. |
| connect4 | Whether only the von Neumann neighborhood is considered. Default true. |
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Definition at line 77 of file spanning_tree.h.
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The grid map that needs to be covered by the MST.
Definition at line 87 of file spanning_tree.h.
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Edges in Minimal-Spanning Tree.
Definition at line 82 of file spanning_tree.h.
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The sets of connected vertices.
Definition at line 72 of file spanning_tree.h.
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The rotation of the output tree.
Definition at line 92 of file spanning_tree.h.
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The translation of the output tree.
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Whether the sweeping pattern is vertical or horizontal.
Definition at line 102 of file spanning_tree.h.


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Marilyn Manson to join Ozzy Osbourne on North American tour
by Annie MartinNov. 15 (UPI) -- Marilyn Manson will join Ozzy Osbourne on the British singer's upcoming North American tour.
Osbourne, 70, confirmed Thursday on Twitter that Manson, 50, will perform during his rescheduled No More Tours II tour in 2020.
"When Ozzy relaunches his 'NO MORE TOURS 2' in 2020, he'll be joined by special guest @MarilynManson for the North American shows," the post reads.
The North American leg now begins May 27 in Atlanta, Ga., and ends July 31 in Las Vegas, Nev.
"Marilyn is killer live," Osbourne said in a press release.
"I've toured with Ozzy many times," Manson added. "I'm honored to do it again. This is one not to miss."
Osbourne had postponed his No More Tours II tour in the spring due to illness and injury. He shared the rescheduled dates for his U.K. and Europe shows earlier this week.
Osbourne's wife, television personality Sharon Osbourne, said on Jimmy Kimmel Live! in October that Osbourne's health was improving.
"He's getting a lot better, but it's been a very, very hard road," Sharon Osbourne said. "He's gonna pick up the dates that we had to [postpone]."
Here's the full list of dates for the North American leg of the No More Tours II tour:
May 27 - Atlanta, Ga., at State Farm Arena
May 29 - Sunrise, Fla., at BB&T Center
May 31 - Tampa, Fla., at Midflorida Credit Union
June 2 - Charlotte, N.C., at PNC Music Pavilion
June 4 - Cincinnati, Ohio, at Riverbend Music Center
June 6 - Hershey, Pa., at Hershey Park Stadium
June 11 - Pittsburgh, Pa., at KeyBank Pavilion
June 13 - Bangor, Maine, at Darling's Waterfront Pavilion
June 16 - Montreal, Quebec, at Bell Centre
June 18 - Hamilton, Ontario, at First Ontario Centre
June 20 - Uncasville, Conn., at Mohegan Sun Arena
June 22 - New York, N.Y., at Madison Square Garden Arena
June 24 - St. Louis, Mo., at Hollywood Casino Amphitheater
June 26 - Kansas City, Mo., at Sprint Center
June 28 - Des Moines, Iowa, at Wells Fargo Arena
July 1 - Milwaukee, Wisc., at Amer. Family Ins. Amp-Summerfest
July 3 - St. Paul, Minn., at Xcel Energy Center
July 7 - Edmonton, Alberta, at Rogers Place
July 9 - Vancouver, B.C., at Pepsi Live at Rogers Arena
July 11 - Tacoma, Wash., at Tacoma Dome
July 15 - Portland, Ore., at Moda Center
July 17 - Sacramento, Calif., at Golden 1 Center
July 23 - Phoenix, Ariz., at Ak-Chin Pavilion
July 25 - San Francisco, Calif., at Shoreline Amphitheatre
July 27 - Los Angeles, Calif., at Hollywood Bowl
July 29 - San Diego, Calif., at North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre
July 31 - Las Vegas, Calif., at MGM Grand Garden Arena


I'm a second year mathematics of computation major at UCLA interested in web development, machine learning and data science.
A battleships game clone with 3 difficulty levels. Formulated my own algorithms for how each level of difficulty played in response to actions from the user.
A crowd sourced music streaming app that allows users to join a party and add songs to the party playlist to get automatically played at a group event.
A script that scrapes the Bloomberg S&P index website (https://www.bloomberg.com/quote/SPX:IND) for the SPX index and stores updated values in a CSV files.
An exercise in using data structures to detect typographic errors in a large text file.
Apart from being a mathematics and computer science major, I enjoy playing music. I play the guitar and the piano and recently I've started getting into music production. I use Ableton Live to make beats and record my friends rapping over them. I also like taking pictures everyday to document my day-to-day adventures.
I also listen to a ton of music and am always looking for new music to listen to. The last album I listened to was The Neighborhood by The Neighborhood.


My dear friend Graeme’s a wonderful musician. You should listen to him. You can check him out here www.graemekennedymusic.com. On his website he has a couple of mixtapes. One is titled “Shoot the Chorus.” It’s also deserving of a good listen. It features songs that lack or at least take the long way to the chorus. I thought this theme related well to my Charles Mingus post this week. So here are my additions to the mix.
1/ No Hook - Jay Z
2/ An Ocean In Between The Waves -The War on Drugs
3/ The Quotidian Beasts - Phosphorescent
4/ Stagger Lee - Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
5/ The Return (Feat. Freddie Gibbs) - Danny Brown
6/ Brand New Cadillac - The Clash
7/ Thunder Road - Bruce Springsteen
8/ April the 14th Part 1 - Gillian Welch
9/ Dogs - Sun Kil Moon
10/ The Art of Peer Pressure - Kendrick Lamar
Bonus Track/ Untitled #8 - Sigur Ros


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Ghana FA announces 2019/20 season for major leagues to start on 21 December
The Ghana Football Association has announced the 2019/20 league season will start on 21 December 2019.
This comprises the top-flight, Ghana Premier League, Division One and Women’s Premier clubs. The season will end in July 2020 after 35 weeks.
A statement signed by the Ghana FA acting General Secretary Alex Asante: ''The Executive Council of Ghana Football Association has decided that the 2019/2020 league season will commence on Saturday, December 21, 2019.’’
Registration of players and officials started on 14 October 2019 and will end by 15 December 2019.
There will be a Ghana Football Ordinary Congress on 12 December, 2019.


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How do you contribute to open source? In this video, I'll describe the easiest way to make a simple
contibution to an open source project -- without using the command line, a text editor, "forking a repo". oreven touching Git outside of Github. I'll also describe what kinds of contributions open source softwareprojects are typically looking for. As an example, I use submitting a student solution to a web developmentexercise from The Odin Project, a free online curriculum for learning web development with Ruby on Rails.You can find more information about that project at http://theodinproject.com.


Our icons are delivered as a Razor helper in Stack Overflow’s production environment, a custom liquid tag in our documentation’s Eleventy site generator, and a JavaScript helper for use in prototypes.
Helpers should be used for all icons in lieu of SVG sprite sheets or raster image assets. This ensures a single source of truth for all icons.
{% header "h3", "Basic" %}By default, every icon will inherit the text color of its parent. To override this and show the icon with its native colors (Our logos, for example), you can include the native
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If you have further questions, visit the project’s Slack channel: #stacks.


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