Plugin Information |
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View Lucene-Search on the plugin site for more information. |
Lucene-Search adds support to search for build data using the Jenkins search box (aka quick navigation). The plugin stores the data after each build in a search database.
Installation
Install it as a normal plugin and all new builds will be searchable.
Before old builds can be searched, a "Rebuild database" must be performed via the "Manage Jenkins" >>> "Lucene Search Manager". This step should never have to be done again, but may take a long time if you have many jobs and builds.
Upgrade to Lucene-Search 4.x
Version 4.0 changed Lucene search engine from version 4 to version 5 so you should recreate the Lucene database after upgrade.
Supported keywords
console: Console output
projectdisplayname: The project display name
projectname: The project name
buildnumber: Project build number*
id: The unique ID generated by Jenkins*
duration: Build duration in ms*
starttime: Start time in ms*
builton: Node name for where the build was run
startcause: Who or what started the build
color: Icon color for the build*'
result: Build result, case sensitive. Example SUCCESS, FAILURE
* Not included in the default search
For more information on how to use search usnig Lucene read
Solr
The easiest way to get Solr up and running is by downloading the lastest stable version (5.3.1 at the time of writing), unpack and do the following:
cd solr-5.3.1/example/example-schemaless java -jar ../start.jar
Lucene-Search will set up the fields before it needs them. Adding fields via extension points will require restarting jenkins or reconfiguring the plugin (known bug).
Extension point
If you are a developer and want to add your own data to the database you can implement the extension point "FreeTextSearchExtension". This will allow the Lucene plugin to add your data to the database so it can be searched. It is NOT an all or nothing deal, it's easy to support Lucene-Search without requiring it.
Maven dependency
<dependency> <groupId>org.jenkins-ci.plugins</groupId> <artifactId>lucene-search</artifactId> <version>X.X</version> <optional>true</optional> <!-- Only support, not require, lucene-search --> </dependency>
The
<optional>true</optional>
is to only add support for Lucene-Search. This is for when you have a plugin that can use Lucene-Search, but doesn't require it for the plugin to work. If Lucene-Search is in the Jenkins instance at runtime, the Lucene-Search plugin will use the extension points defined by the plugin. If not, the ExtensionPoint will not cause any problems.
Example
import org.jenkinsci.plugins.lucene.search.FreeTextSearchExtension; @Extension public class FitFreeTextSearchExtension extends FreeTextSearchExtension { @Override public String getKeyword() { return "fitsummary"; } @Override public String getTextResult(AbstractBuild<?, ?> build) { StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder(); for (FitSummaryAction action : build.getActions(FitSummaryAction.class)) { builder.append(action.getSummary() + "\n"); } return builder.toString(); } @Override public boolean isPersist() { return true; } }
Coming changes (completed/prioritized)
Planned
- Improve console hightlightings. "(exit code: 1)" hightlights the word code and the number 1. Would be better if we only hightlight the full match. -Command completed with code 0
- Paginating results.
- Find a solution for the bugs JENKINS-30325 and 30665 where we can not use Lucene without "XX:-UseSplitVerifier" after Jenkins 1.602
Troubleshooting
JDK Version
The Lucene lib used by this plugin requires that we run Jenkins with Java 7 or later. However due to a bug in Jenkins byte code this plugin will not work if you use Java 8 with a Jenkins version later then 1.601. If you are running on a newer version you will need to run with Java 7 and add the java argument XX:-UseSplitVerifier when starting Jenkins or you will be unable to use the search function.
For more information see Jenkins defect 30665
Example
JAVA_OPTS="XX:-UseSplitVerifier"
How to search
Just a type a string in the search box to search. If you do not include a suffix the search plugin will search in all keywords bellow not marked with a *. If you want to search for a string in a specific field just add the write <KEYWORDS>:<VALUE>.
IndexWriter is locked
This problem is seen for several reasons
* The lucene folder on the Jenkins server has invalid user permisions, change the read/write permisions and reconfigure Lucene/restart the Jenkins server
* Out of permgen memory on Jenkins
* The solr server has crashed, often as you don't have enough memory on the server.
Versions
Version 4.2 (release Dec 21, 2015)
- Added missing extension on junit log indexer. It should now be possible to search in junit logs.
Version 4.1 (release Dec 19, 2015)
- Workaround for a bug where searching for "XXX YYY" results in a stacktrace.
Version 4.0 (release Dec 18, 2015)
- Updated Lucene to 5.3.1
- Fixed management GUI bugs
- Added exception handling when calling third party plugin extensions to prevent total log collection failure
Version 3.0 (release Oct 15, 2015)
- Support for workflow
- Added support to search in junit logs
Version 2.1 (release Sep 8, 2015)
- Improved search result presentation
Version 1.15 (released Apr 15, 2015)
- Bug fixes for Solr, primarily tests, but also minor changes to rebuild database backend.
Version 1.14 (released Apr 15, 2015)
- Bug fixes for Solr. It should now be possible to use it without restarting jenkins and rebuild a clean database.
Version 1.13 (released Apr 7, 2015)
- For some reason, 1.12 is not being distributed, but hopefully this release will.
- No changes compared to 1.12 except in a test case. Solr now has working test cases.
Version 1.12 (released Apr 1, 2015)
- Crash bug fixed.
- Minor bug fixes for Lucene.
- When rebuilding, for each build, try to keep old data if no new data can be generated (e.g. if it's based on artifacts).
- Security check returned results. Slows down searches a lot, since all results returned needs to be deserialized and security checked.
- Add stability by adding test cases for Lucene backend.
Version 1.11 (released Mar 29, 2015)
- Display total elapsed time for rebuild database.
- Added plugin to index files. Path globbing works the same as for the artifact archiver.
- All errors when indexing are logged in the log4j output.
Version 1.10 (released Mar 26, 2015)
- Better support for Matrix build names.
- Less brutally ugly icon.
- Create links to full console log and console as text from search result page.
- Search help page with information about all fields indexed, and if persistent, example of what the values may be.
- Many fixes for Solr backend including highlighting, getting rebuilding to work again, avoid search exception.
- Many internal changes, but API is the same.
Version 1.9 (released Mar 18, 2015)
- Bugfix When rebuilding the database the plugin failed when trying to index new projects.
- Management UI Improved the Management GUI and added a history table when rebuilding the index.
- Performance When rebuilding the index the plugin will use several workers in order to improve performance. The number of workers can be set by the user.
Version 1.8 (released Mar 10, 2015)
- SearchModelObject Now searches will include the results from the default Jenkins search such as direct links to users and jobs.
- Delete old jobs Delete all jobs somehow failed on Lucene backend (or never worked?). Fixed now.
- Rebuild database Rebuilding database now works as it should for Lucene backend. Test cases for this sorely needed.
- Default Locale avoided Avoid using default locale for Lucene for portability.
Version 1.6 (released Mar 5, 2015)
- Lucene Management page: Page to rebuild the database after for example upgrading plugins with Lucene extensions.
- Extension points: Fix for new extension point fields needing restart of Jenkins (only for Solr)
- Maintenance feature: clean up builds that are in search database but not in Jenkins anymore
- Data Migration: Migrate data when changing Solr <-> Lucene, especially Lucene -> Solr
- Usability: Prefill a dropdown with collections for Solr instead of a text field
Version 1.2 (released Sep 3, 2014)
- New data format (will probably cause problems until purged with Old Data)
- Solr support, i.e. external search server support. Solr needs to be set up in a managed schemaless configuration. Documentation above
- Removed Nisse feature (debug string that was printed on search)
- Updated FreeTextSearchExtension, renamed persist() to isPersist()
Version 1.1 (released Aug 31, 2014)
- Fixed No means Yes bug, also knows as the rape bug.
Version 1.0 (released Aug 31, 2014)
- Lucene plugin was released to the world.


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Objective
In this challenge, we practice calculating probability.
  You draw $1$ ball from bag $X$ and, without observing its color, put it into bag $Y$. Now, if a ball is drawn from bag $Y$, find the probability that it is black.
Output Format
In the editor below, submit your answer as Plain Text in the form of an irreducible fraction $A/B$, where $A$ and $B$ are both integers.
Your answer should resemble something like:
3/4
(This is NOT the answer, just a demonstration of the answer format.)


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If you're not running Solaris 2.5.1 or later, it is likely that you will have problems; upgrading would be a really good plan.
Proper operation of ntp under Solaris requires setting the kernel variable dosynctodr to zero (meaning "do not synchronize the clock to the hardware time-of-day clock"). This can be done with the tickadj utility:
tickadj -sIf you prefer, it can also be done with the native Solaris kernel debugger:
echo dosynctodr/W0 | adb -k -w /dev/ksyms /dev/mem
Or, it can also be set by adding a line to /etc/system:
set dosynctodr = 0
Instead of the tick kernel variable, which many operating systems use to control microseconds added to the system time every clock tick (c.f. Dealing with Frequency Tolerance Violations), Solaris has the variables nsec_per_tick and usec_per_tick.
nsec_per_tick and usec_per_tick control the number of
nanoseconds and microseconds, respectively, added to the system clock
each clock interrupt. Enterprising souls may set these based on
information collected by ntpd in the /etc/ntp.drift
file
to correct for individual hardware variations.
On UltraSPARC systems, nsec_per_tick and usec_per_tick are ignored in favor of the cpu_tick_freq variable, which should be automatically be determined by the PROM in an accurate fashion.
In general, the same ntp binaries should not be used across multiple operating system releases. There is enough variation in the core operating system support for timekeeping that a rebuild of ntpd for the idiosyncracies of your specific operating system version is advisable.
It is recommended that ntp be started via a script like this one, installed in
/etc/init.d/ntpd
with a symbol link from
/etc/rc2.d/S99ntpd
.
Solaris 2.6 adds support for kernel PLL timekeeping, but breaks this support in such a fashion that using it worse than not. This is SUN Bug ID 4095849, and it is not yet fixed as of June 1998.
On UltraSPARC systems, calculation of cpu_tick_freq is broken such that values that are off by significant amounts may be used instead. This unfortunately means that ntpd may have severe problems keeping synchronization. This is SUN Bug ID 4023118. Bryan Cantrill of Sun posted patchfreq, a workaround script, to comp.protocols.time.ntp in March of 1997.
Solaris 2.2 and later contain completely re-written clock code to
provide high resolution microsecond timers. A benefit of the
re-written clock code is that adjtime does not round off its
adjustments, so ntp does not have to compensate for this
rounding. Under Solaris 2.2 and later, ntp #define's
ADJTIME_IS_ACCURATE
, and does not look for the tickadj
kernel variable.
Solaris 2.1 contains fairly traditional clock code, with tick and tickadj.
Since settimeofday under Solaris 2.1 only sets the seconds part of timeval care must be used in starting xntpd. I suggest the following start up script:
tickadj -s -a 1000The first tickadj turns of the time of day clock and sets the tick adjust value to 1 millisecond. This will insure that an adjtime value of at most 2 seconds will complete in 20 seconds.
ntpdate -v server1 server2
sleep 20
ntpdate -v server1 server2
sleep 20
tickadj -a 200
xntpd
The first ntpdate will set the time to within two seconds using settimeofday or it will adjust time using adjtime.
The first sleep insures the adjtime has completed for the first ntpdate.
The second ntpdate will use adjtime to set the time of day since the clock should be within 2 seconds of the correct time.
The second tickadj set the tick adjust system value to 5 microseconds.
The second sleeps insure that adjtime will complete before starting the next xntpd.
I tried running with a tickadj of 5 microseconds with out much success. 200 microseconds seems to work well.


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ClassyWiggle
Wiggleicious!
Introduction
ClassyWiggle is a jQuery plugin that allows you to emulate the wiggle effect icons on an iPhone have when you press and hold down on them.
License
This jQuery plugin is distributed under the MIT license. Enjoy!Demo
Setup
First you need to include the jQuery library, since ClassyWiggle is a plugin. You can download it from the jQuery website or link it directly from the Google CDN.

Secondly, you need to include the jQuery ClassyWiggle javascript file into your page. You can do it by adding the code below to your page.

Next, you create the image tag that you want to apply wiggle on.

As the last step, you trigger the ClassyWiggle() function on the element you just created. In this case, we trigger the function on the image with the class wiggle.
$(document).ready(function() { $('.wiggle').ClassyWiggle(); });
Options
-
Parameters
- degrees - an Array object which outlines the cycle of rotation for a wiggle increment
- delay - allows you to specify, in milliseconds, the delay between switching from one rotation degree to the next (see degrees); a higher number creates a slower "wiggle", default is 35
- limit - specify the maximum number of wiggles, default is null which means infinite wiggles
- randomStart - boolean value which tells the plugin to start wiggling all matched elements at the same degree or a random one, default is true
-
Callbacks
- onWiggle - an event that is fired off with the end of each wiggle
- onWiggleStart - an event that is fired off when the wiggling effect first starts
- onWiggleStop - an event that is fired off when the wiggling effect is stopped
-
Methods
- start() - starts the wiggle effect
- stop() - stops the wiggle effect
- isWiggling() - a method that can be used to determine if the matched element is currently "wiggling"


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Dreams should never be shackled by feasibility, success is enjoyed the most when is extraordinary. Success I believe is focused energy; it kisses you when you convince that you need it as badly as you need oxygen.
On the journey to near perfection you are acquainted with the scattering factors that try their level best to let you down. They may be successful a number of times; they may pull you back on your intended track. But; do not worry push them and walk; run. Success is inevitable when you know how to get up and slink after a fall.
Success and failure are choices; one has his pick as per the enthusiasm and thirst. Impossible is nothing more than merely a state of mind. You will never relish the sunshine if you are never lost in the dark.
To find out what you want and how you want; introspect. Peeping inside will always be the best option as nobody else is walking your path. Only you know what you can and cannot conquer. The empires are built when you stroke them in your mind.
Dreams do not flourish in comfort zones; at times leaving the bed of roses you need to step down on thorns and perform without bothering the extra effort. It is not the tough time but a tough person who will attain the heights; for he is a diamond that tears away the obstacles without compromising the radiance.
Don’t bury your dream with you in the grave, blow life into it and let it inspire the novices to seek their edges and fly. Make the world an easier place to live by following your passion; kick the conventions. It is the regret that will haunt you but the hardships that will make you feel proud.
Create your life before it creates you!


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I am pursuing Masters in Management at Johnson College of Business. My research interests are to study the impact of policy and economic factors on operational performance using data-driven analytical methods from the intersection of Econometrics and Machine Learning.
GPA: 3.91/4
Relevant Coursework : Mathematical Programming, Econometrics , Applied Microeconomics, Stochastic Processes, Models and Methods for Causal Inference in Management Research, Advanced Language Technologies (NLP), Numerical Methods for Data Science
GPA: 8.95/10
Relevant Coursework : Deep Learning, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Econometrics, Design and Analysis of Algorithms, Microeconomics, Discrete Mathematical Structures, Data Structures and Algorithms, Probability and Stochastic Processes, Calculus, Linear Algebra
The course discussed various growth models for the consumer businesses. It also talked about the role of various defensibilities like the network effects. The course ended with a discussion on the current and emerging platforms, over which other businesses run their servcies. More info.
Prepared presentation slides on neural networks and Deep QA architecture of IBM Watson. More info.
• Built a web application to enable multi-factor authentication to access the secure azure data lake cloud storage (ADLS) clusters using authorization code grant flow protocol
• Presented and conducted an educational seminar on different authorization flows defined in OAuth 2.0 protocol for the big data team
• Received full-time offer based on internship performance
Developed a python program to inter-convert text between braille code language and other common languages for an electronic reader used by blind people
• Designed prototype of a new financial wellness application with a team of seven
• Identified opportunities to exploit ML to improve user engagement & growth
• Presented the final prototype to senior management & COO at PL Headquarters
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Collected and analysed participants data from pyschological experiments
Proficient : C++, Java, Python (Numpy, Tensorflow, Keras)
Familiar : R, Matlab, Stata, SQL
I write my experiences and some poetry over my blog.


| Package | com.flashdynamix.motion.extras |
| Class | public dynamic class ColorMatrix |
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| brightness : Number
Sets and returns a brightness amount from -1 to 1.
| ColorMatrix | ||
| colorize : uint
Sets and returns a hexadecimal number e.g.
| ColorMatrix | ||
| colorizeAmount : Number
Sets and returns the amount of this color to apply from 0 to 1.
| ColorMatrix | ||
| contrast : Number
Sets and returns the amount of contrast offset from 0 (gray) to 1 (normal) to 10 (high contrast).
| ColorMatrix | ||
| hueRotation : Number
Sets and returns the amount in degrees to rotate the hueRotation from -360 to 360.
| ColorMatrix | ||
| saturation : Number
Sets and returns the amount of saturation offset from 0 (grayscale) to 1 (normal) to 10 (highly saturated).
| ColorMatrix | ||
| threshold : Number
Sets and returns the amount of threshold to apply from 0 to 256.
| ColorMatrix |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
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ColorMatrix(brightness:Number = 0, saturation:Number = 1, contrast:Number = 1, hueRotation:Number = 0, threshold:Number = -1, colorize:int = -1, colorizeAmount:Number = -1)
Constructs an instance of ColorMatrix.
| ColorMatrix | ||
|
revert():void
Reverts the ColorMatrix back to it's initial setting undoing all effects applied.
| ColorMatrix |
| Constant | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| identity : Array [static]
| ColorMatrix |
| brightness | property |
brightness:Number
[read-write]Sets and returns a brightness amount from -1 to 1.
Implementation public function get brightness():Number
public function set brightness(value:Number):void
| colorize | property |
colorize:uint
[read-write]Sets and returns a hexadecimal number e.g. 0xFFFFFF will turn the picture into grayscale.
Implementation public function get colorize():uint
public function set colorize(value:uint):void
| colorizeAmount | property |
colorizeAmount:Number
[read-write]Sets and returns the amount of this color to apply from 0 to 1.
Implementation public function get colorizeAmount():Number
public function set colorizeAmount(value:Number):void
| contrast | property |
contrast:Number
[read-write]Sets and returns the amount of contrast offset from 0 (gray) to 1 (normal) to 10 (high contrast).
Implementation public function get contrast():Number
public function set contrast(value:Number):void
| hueRotation | property |
hueRotation:Number
[read-write]Sets and returns the amount in degrees to rotate the hueRotation from -360 to 360.
Implementation public function get hueRotation():Number
public function set hueRotation(value:Number):void
| saturation | property |
saturation:Number
[read-write]Sets and returns the amount of saturation offset from 0 (grayscale) to 1 (normal) to 10 (highly saturated).
Implementation public function get saturation():Number
public function set saturation(value:Number):void
| threshold | property |
threshold:Number
[read-write]Sets and returns the amount of threshold to apply from 0 to 256.
Implementation public function get threshold():Number
public function set threshold(value:Number):void
| ColorMatrix | () | constructor |
public function ColorMatrix(brightness:Number = 0, saturation:Number = 1, contrast:Number = 1, hueRotation:Number = 0, threshold:Number = -1, colorize:int = -1, colorizeAmount:Number = -1)
Constructs an instance of ColorMatrix.
Parametersbrightness:Number (default = 0 ) — The current matrix used by the ColorMatrixFilter.
|
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saturation:Number (default = 1 )
|
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contrast:Number (default = 1 )
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hueRotation:Number (default = 0 )
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threshold:Number (default = -1 )
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colorize:int (default = -1 )
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colorizeAmount:Number (default = -1 )
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| revert | () | method |
public function revert():void
Reverts the ColorMatrix back to it's initial setting undoing all effects applied.
| identity | constant |
public static const identity:Array


| VGCCs |
IAV |
Ca
V1.2 serves as a host cell surface receptor that binds IAV and is critical for IAV entry [
9].
|
| SFTSV |
Benidipine hydrochloride, VGCC blocker, inhibits SFTSV infection via impairing virus internalization and genome replication [
12].
|
| NWV |
Virus binds to VGCCs and promotes virus entry at the virus–cell fusion step [
13].
|
| Flavivirus (JEV, ZIKV, DENV, and WNV |
VGCCs blockers inhibit flavivirus (JEV, ZIKV, DENV and WNV) infection at the stage of replication [
14].
|
| HIV-1 |
Tat/gp120 overactivate VGCCs [
15,
16,
17].
|
| HSV-1 |
HSV-1 downregulates the Ca
V3.2 channel and diminishes the detection of viral infection by host [
19,
20].
|
| TPCs |
EBOV |
Facilitates virus–endosome membrane fusion and releases of virus capsid into the cell cytoplasm [
27].
|
| STIM1/ORAI1 |
EBOV, MARV, LASV, JUNV, HIV-1, DENV, and HBV |
Promote virion assembly and budding [
35,
36,
37,
38,
44].
|
| TRPV4 |
ZIKV |
Activation of TRPV4- releases DDX3X and promote the viral RNA metabolism [
52].
|
| NMDAr |
ZIKV, JEV |
NMDAr contributes to ZIKA by triggering the neuronal cell death progress [
58,
60].
|
| HIV-1 |
Increases Ca
2+ influx [
62].
|
| IP
3R
|
HIV-1, HSV, HRV, and HCMV |
These viral proteins deplete ER Ca
2+ store during early stages of viral infection to increase the replication ability of viruses [
37,
62,
63,
64,
66].
|
| SPCA1 |
RSV, ZIKV, DENV and WNV |
Trigger to produce functional viral glycoproteins that are essential for virus spread [
70]
|
Abbreviations: Influenza A virus (IAV), Severe fever with thrombocytopenia syndrome virus (SFTSV), New world hemorrhagic fever arenaviruses (NWV), Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV), Zika virus (ZIKV), Dengue virus (DENV), West Nile virus (WNV), Herpes simplex virus (HSV)-1, Ebolavirus (EBOV), Marburgvirus (MARV), Lassa Virus (LASV), Junín Virus (JUNV), Hepatitis B virus (HBV), Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), Human rhinovirus (HRV), and Human cytomegalovirus (HCMV). Voltage-gated calcium channels (VGCCs), Two-pore channels (TPCs), Stromal interaction molecule 1 (STIM1), Transient receptor potential vanilloid 4 (TRPV4), N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor (NMDAR), IP
3 receptor (IP
3R), Secretory pathway Ca
2+-ATPase (SPCA1). DEAD-box RNA helicase (DDX3X), Endoplasmic reticulum (ER).


MG Hector Continues To Dominate Over Compass, XUV 500 And Harrier In Oct 2019
by Sahil KukrejaMG’s first offering for the Indian market, the Hector continues to outperform all its competitors in the mid-size SUV segment
The month of October saw a growth in all of the SUVs in the mid-size segment. The offers and discounts during the festive period helped the industry get back on track last month, and we witnessed a growth in all SUVs in the mid-size segment.
The MG Hector, which was launched in July this year, has outsold all its chief rivals including Mahindra XUV500, Tata Harrier and Jeep Compass continually every month.
MG managed to ship 3,536 units of the Hector in the month of October 2019, which is 928 units more than what the brand sold in September, and has resulted in a 35.58% MoM growth.
The Mahindra XUV 500 came the closest to the MG Hector in the segment, but Mahindra could only sell 1,378 units of the seven-seat SUV last month. Although the car sold 258 additional units as compared to September 2019, the Indian SUV has seen a YoY de-growth by 36% as Mahindra shipped 2,156 XUV 500s in October last year.
| SUVs | Sales |
| 1. MG Hector | 3,536 |
| 2. Mahindra XUV 500 | 1,378 |
| 3. Tata Harrier | 1,258 |
| 4. Jeep Compass | 854 |
The Tata Harrier secured the third spot, just behind the XUV 500. Tata sold a total of 1,258 units of the Harrier in the month of October, which means it saw a MoM growth of 33.68% as Tata could only sell 941 units in September 2019.
The only mid-size SUV with a three-digit sale was the Jeep Compass, which sold just 854 units last month. The compass saw a YoY decline of 26% in terms of sales, as compared to the same month last year.
The MG Hector is powered by a 1.5-litre turbocharged 48V mild-hybrid engine that churns out 143 PS of peak power and 250 Nm peak torque mated to a 6-speed manual transmission along with an optional 6-speed DCT, and a Fiat-sourced 2.0-litre diesel unit that makes 170 PS power and 350 Nm torque and comes with 6-speed manual gearbox as standard.


The long-tailed distribution is a natural and commonly seen data distribution in various real-world applications, where a few classes occupy most of the data, while most classes have rarely few samples. The well-known “Patero principle” is a classic generalization of the long-tailed distribution. In a wide-range of areas in both industry and research of Artificial Intelligence (AI), e.g., Computer Vision (CV), Pattern Recognition (PR), Data Mining (DM), and Natural Language Processing (NLP), the studies of long-tailed distribution have received high attention for a long time.
The performance of learning-based methods in AI is adversely affected by long-tailed problems at various levels, including the input, intermediate or mid-level stages of the processing or the objectives to be optimized in a multi-task setting. Long-tailed problems pertain to almost all AI problems and therefore, the workshop could be highly relevant and interesting for a broad community in IJCAI. Moreover, since learning-based approaches dominate the current methodologies and systems, a workshop that targets general issues in such learning approaches is highly beneficial. In addition, since the availability of data does not solve long-tailed problems, research interest in addressing long-tailed problems is going to increase more.
Thus, we would like to focus on Long-Tailed Distribution Learning (LTDL) to host such a workshop which consists of a paper submission session and an invited talk session. Specifically, in the paper submission session, we will peer-review paper submissions involving the LTDL related topics as listed below. Moreover, we will invite several domain-specific experts in CV, PR, DM and NLP for sharing their insights and research progress on the topic of LTDL.


DistributedLog Operations
DistributedLog Operations
Feature Provider
DistributedLog uses a feature-provider library provided by Apache BookKeeper for managing features dynamically at runtime. It is a feature-flag system used to proportionally control what features are enabled for the system. In other words, it is a way of altering the control in a system without restarting it. It can be used during all stages of development, its most visible use case is on production. For instance, during a production release, you can enable or disable individual features, control the data flow through the system, thereby minimizing risk of system failure in real time.
This feature-provider interface is pluggable and easy to integrate with any configuration management system.
API
FeatureProvider is a provider that manages features under different scopes. The provider is responsible for loading features dynamically at runtime. A Feature is a numeric flag that control how much percentage of this feature will be available to the system - the number is called availability.
Feature.name() => returns the name of this feature Feature.availability() => returns the availability of this feature Feature.isAvailable() => returns true if its availability is larger than 0; otherwise false
It is easy to obtain a feature from the provider by just providing a feature name.
FeatureProvider provider = ...; Feature feature = provider.getFeature("feature1"); // returns the feature named 'feature1'
The FeatureProvider is scopable to allow creating features in a hierarchical way. For example, if a system is comprised of two subsystems, one is cache, while the other one is storage. so the features belong to different subsystems can be created under different scopes.
FeatureProvider provider = ...; FeatureProvider cacheFeatureProvider = provider.scope("cache"); FeatureProvider storageFeatureProvider = provider.scope("storage"); Feature writeThroughFeature = cacheFeatureProvider.getFeature("write_through"); Feature duralWriteFeature = storageFeatureProvider.getFeature("dural_write"); // so the available features under `provider` are: (assume scopes are separated by '.') // - 'cache.write_through' // - 'storage.dural_write'
The feature provider could be passed to DistributedLogNamespaceBuilder when building the namespace, thereby it would be used for controlling the features exposed under DistributedLogNamespace.
FeatureProvider rootProvider = ...; FeatureProvider dlFeatureProvider = rootProvider.scope("dlog"); DistributedLogNamespace namespace = DistributedLogNamespaceBuilder.newBuilder() .uri(uri) .conf(conf) .featureProvider(dlFeatureProvider) .build();
The feature provider is loaded by reflection on distributedlog write proxy server. You could specify the feature provider class name as below. Otherwise it would use DefaultFeatureProvider, which disables all the features by default.
featureProviderClass=org.apache.distributedlog.feature.DynamicConfigurationFeatureProvider
Configuration Based Feature Provider
Beside DefaultFeatureProvider, distributedlog also provides a file-based feature provider - it loads the features from properties files.
All the features and their availabilities are configured in properties file format. For example,
cache.write_through=100 storage.dural_write=0
You could configure featureProviderClass in distributedlog configuration file by setting it to org.apache.distributedlog.feature.DynamicConfigurationFeatureProvider to enable file-based feature provider. The feature provider will load the features from two files, one is base config file configured by fileFeatureProviderBaseConfigPath, while the other one is overlay config file configured by fileFeatureProviderOverlayConfigPath. Current implementation doesn't differentiate these two files too much other than the overlay config will override the settings in base config. It is recommended to have a base config file for storing the default availability values for your system and dynamically adjust the availability values in overlay config file.
featureProviderClass=org.apache.distributedlog.feature.DynamicConfigurationFeatureProvider fileFeatureProviderBaseConfigPath=/path/to/base/config fileFeatureProviderOverlayConfigPath=/path/to/overlay/config // how frequent we reload the config files dynamicConfigReloadIntervalSec=60
Available Features
Check the Features reference page for the features exposed by DistributedLog.
dlog
A CLI is provided for inspecting DistributedLog streams and metadata.
dlog JMX enabled by default Usage: dlog <command> where command is one of: local Run distributedlog sandbox example Run distributedlog example tool Run distributedlog tool proxy_tool Run distributedlog proxy tool to interact with proxies balancer Run distributedlog balancer admin Run distributedlog admin tool help This help message or command is the full name of a class with a defined main() method. Environment variables: DLOG_LOG_CONF Log4j configuration file (default $HOME/src/distributedlog/distributedlog-proxy-server/conf/log4j.properties) DLOG_EXTRA_OPTS Extra options to be passed to the jvm DLOG_EXTRA_CLASSPATH Add extra paths to the dlog classpath
These variable can also be set in conf/dlogenv.sh
Create a stream
To create a stream:
dlog tool create -u <DL URI> -r <STREAM PREFIX> -e <STREAM EXPRESSION>
List the streams
To list all the streams under a given DistributedLog namespace:
dlog tool list -u <DL URI>
Show stream's information
To view the metadata associated with a stream:
dlog tool show -u <DL URI> -s <STREAM NAME>
Dump a stream
To dump the items inside a stream:
dlog tool dump -u <DL URI> -s <STREAM NAME> -o <START TXN ID> -l <NUM RECORDS>
Truncate a stream
Truncate the streams under a given DistributedLog namespace. You could specify a filter to match the streams that you want to truncate.
There is a difference between the truncate and delete command. When you issue a truncate, the data will be purge without removing the streams. A delete will delete the stream. You can pass the flag -delete to the truncate command to also delete the streams.
dlog tool truncate -u <DL URI>


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[telegram] <KammerBrand> U're Welcome Dude, this is the right Place  (re @rezarrected: Hi everyone! Big fan of the project. I think its one of the most undervalued projects out there. Excited to learn more about it)
[telegram] <kirikou> Not for voting. But for being a notary node yes. It's literally written in the article. Please read it before asking (re @Rafalloc: You need to have Linux set up in order to participate right?)
GatewayBOT23-Mar-19 12:10 PM
[telegram] <Court0311> Good morning Community
New so have a few questions
What’s the easiest way to sum up what Komodo is
Also any competitors
[telegram] <jojo> You need to own Kmd Dex to get the fees so it separate, will it add value to kmd imo no but yes to ecosystem and users (re @BTH: Will komododex add value to kmd token? Or is this seperate?)(edited)
GatewayBOT23-Mar-19 02:16 PM
[telegram] <kirikou> Kmd is a coin. Not a token (re @BTH: Will komododex add value to kmd token? Or is this seperate?)
[telegram] <ieatfeds> kmd way of life
GatewayBOT23-Mar-19 02:40 PM
[telegram] <-> I really like KMD and love the idea, but can someone explain to me why the KMD coin is needed please? Thanks
[telegram] <-> It shouldn't rebrand as it has great name (re @patwo: Any idea about the timeline of komodo rebranding?)
[telegram] <PTYX11> Cryptoconditions (smart contracts) , notarizations, payment, staking (re @-: I really like KMD and love the idea, but can someone explain to me why the KMD coin is needed please? Thanks)
[telegram] <-> I like this, really think Komodo has bright future (re @PTYX11: Cryptoconditions (smart contracts) , notarizations, payment, staking)
GatewayBOT23-Mar-19 03:04 PM
[telegram] <kirikou> Did you try to read this thing named white paper? (re @-: I really like KMD and love the idea, but can someone explain to me why the KMD coin is needed please? Thanks)
[telegram] <kirikou> Based on what? You didn't read the wp (re @-: I like this, really think Komodo has bright future)
[telegram] <Vollka_Racho> Komodo is a secure, infinitely scalable, and fully interoperable blockchain ecosystem that allows users to create customizable blockchains. (re @PTYX11: Cryptoconditions (smart contracts) , notarizations, payment, staking)
[telegram] <Masterporks> Is high performance blockchain competitor of kmd?
[telegram] <spongebobsquarepantalones> How many projects are already on komodo?
[telegram] <spongebobsquarepantalones> How many use komodo I mean
[telegram] <RB_Freedom> gin is using dpow and its not on that list(edited)
[telegram] <RB_Freedom> they have been using it for a few weeks now
[telegram] <spongebobsquarepantalones> Mean zilla? (re @PTYX11: Michael the best project is last on the list )
[telegram] <spongebobsquarepantalones> If I start mining how many kmd do I earn within 8 hours using 4 cores
[telegram] <spongebobsquarepantalones> By using a mining pool
GatewayBOT23-Mar-19 03:32 PM
[telegram] <PTYX11> Yeah i was just joking. There are some other good projects in there. (re @spongebobsquarepantalones: Mean zilla?)(edited)
[telegram] <PTYX11> that depends on the hashrate you generate on your hardware in proportion to the overall hashrate. You can also get KMD "staking" rewards by Holding KMD and claiming once a month. It averages out to 5.1% a year (re @spongebobsquarepantalones: If I start mining how many kmd do I earn within 8 hours using 4 cores)
[telegram] <spongebobsquarepantalones> What is the normal hash rate?
GatewayBOT23-Mar-19 04:17 PM
[telegram] <Regnar> Komodo has built a pretty unique way of driving value to KMD without locking people into KMD. Komodo believes locking people into a platform isn't a great idea long term, so locking into KMD isn't a thing. However, many of the value added like DEX coin mentioned pays out in KMD, it gets this KMD by collecting fees not in KMD, but in the currencies being traded (like BTC-LTC) then buys KMD on the open market with those fees and sends that KMD to DEX holders.
This creates positive price pressure for KMD and drives value to it without forcing people who just want to trade non KMD coins, to buy KMD directly. This is counter to many platforms which force users to buy their coin in order to use a service, meaning the coin is a barrier to using a service. Komodo sees the service is the value, KMD shouldn't stand in the way, but gain afterwards (re @jojo: You need to own Kmd Dex to get the fees so it separate, will it add value to kmd imo no but yes to ecosystem and users)
Equicex Exchange listed KMD for trading to over 300 cryptcurrencies and over 30.000 trading pairs. Equicex Visa Plastic and Virtual prepaid cards are available for KOMODO …
[telegram] <Regnar> Pungo, cryptounion I think, uquid, equicex, maybe some others
[telegram] <David> the spark card and I'm using it, I was wondering if we're going to see komodo take out his own card
GatewayBOT23-Mar-19 10:27 PM
[telegram] <Regnar> No that wont happen. Komodo is not a company, it is a decentralized project. There are companies building on Komodo that will offer cards, Pungo and Ocrypto Union are in komodo ecosystem. Think of Komodo as Linux, free and open source, and projects/companies building on it like Redhat (re @David: the spark card and I'm using it, I was wondering if we're going to see komodo take out his own card)
A prepaid debit card. Not connected to a bank account and Reloadable with cryptocurrency. PungoCard provides a crypto reload service.
[telegram] <Regnar> Those are the two I know of IN komodo ecosystem offering cards. There are some others outside the ecosystem too
GatewayBOT23-Mar-19 11:04 PM
[telegram] <PTYX11> In order to issue cards you need a financial sevices license for a specific country (re @David: the spark card and I'm using it, I was wondering if we're going to see komodo take out his own card)
[telegram] <PTYX11> Pungo is looking to expand their card program and we are also looking for debit cards for latin america.
[telegram] <PTYX11> Visa and Mastercard for EU/USA and Union Pay cards seem to be working for the rest of the world
[telegram] <David> It would be a big point in favor of signing an agreement with npxs and with the new tpvs to be able to get a Komodo own card without having to ask for licenses in the fiduciary scam.
[telegram] <David> Komodo preparing the party (edited)
[telegram] <David>
[telegram] <PTYX11> NPXS doesn't make cobranded cards as far as I know
[telegram] <PTYX11> Chainzilla is partners with pundix, i can ask them
[telegram] <David> does not make cards, has the TPV, the machine to pass the cards(edited)
[telegram] <PTYX11> How exactly would that help Komodo? or how do you envision the payment processor being something useful in the longrun? (re @David: does not make cards, has the TPV, the machine to pass the cards)
[telegram] <PTYX11> or do you mean adding KMD to the payment processor
GatewayBOT23-Mar-19 11:25 PM
[telegram] <David> it would be to speak with npxs so that they accept the cards that komodo takes. As in the same way you can pay with the QR and other payment methods without having to ask for licenses to the old rotten system.
[telegram] <David> It is a mutual favor that both companies would do and both would benefit. Komodo would have direct output to consumption and npxs would get a greater customer acquisition to use their devices
GatewayBOT23-Mar-19 11:34 PM
[telegram] <PTYX11> What you are saying is adding Komodo to the xpos devices. (re @David: it would be to speak with npxs so that they accept the cards that komodo takes. As in the same way you can pay with the QR and other payment methods without having to ask for licenses to the old rotten system.)
GatewayBOT23-Mar-19 11:43 PM
[telegram] <David> yes and that komodo pull out his own card being validated in npxs. It would be a great victory for Komodo


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by Dom TonerJohn McGinn helped Scotland win away in Cyprus during a European Championship qualifier – and some Aston Villa fans on Twitter were left hailing their midfielder.
Steve Clarke’s Scotland outfit recorded a 2-1 victory against Cyprus, which lifted them to third in their group standings.
Ryan Christie put the visitors in front with a stunning curling effort from the edge of the box with his favoured left foot, but Cyprus did equaliser shortly after half-time through an eye-catching Georgios Efrem volley.
McGinn scored the winner in the 53rd minute with his neat first-time finish inside the box from a wide cross.
The 25-year-old has been in speculator form at club level for Villa this campaign and the same could be said for his international displays.
His winning goal against Cyprus comes after he scored a hat-trick in the 6-0 victory against San Marino in the last Scotland fixture in October.
He is a central midfielder full of energy and technique, but his best asset has to be the way he drives forward into the final third and helps out in attack.
McGinn already has three goals and two assists in the Premier League so far this season, which is why he’s played every minute for Dean Smith’s side so far in the top-flight.
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PULP FICTION A film review by Jeffrey Graebner Copyright 1994 Jeffrey Graebner
An odd trend in movies this year is good filmmakers paying loving tribute to bad art. Earlier this month, director Tim Burton's tribute to one of the worst filmmakers of all-time was released. Now with PULP FICTION, another hot young director, Quentin Tarantino, has paid tribute to some of the worst that literature has to offer. The result is an intriguing, unusual film that eventually is hurt by the fact that it emulates the lurid novels that inspired it a bit *too* well.
Tarantino's screenplay intertwines four different stories (credited to Tarantino and Roger Avery) only occasionally allowing those stories to intersect. The film occasionally shifts, sometimes awkwardly, to follow different stories. One story involves a couple of robbers/lovers (Tim Roth and Amanda Plummer) who decide to try and simplify their lives with a switch to robbing restaurants instead of liquor stores. Another story follows a hitman named Vincent (John Travolta) as he is required to take his boss' wife Mia (Uma Thurman) out to dinner while the boss (Ving Rhames) is out of town. A third story is centered around boxer Butch Coolidge (Bruce Willis) who fails to take a fall as ordered after being paid off by Rhames. Finally, the fourth story involves Vincent and his partner Jules (Samuel L. Jackson) as they try to clean up the messy results of a hit gone wrong.
The film does not attempt to tell these stories in a linear manner. The film is broken up into "chapters" much like a real pulp novel. It even includes cheesy chapter titles that are used to indicate the shift to a different storyline. The movie even doubles back on itself a number of times instead of allowing events to unfold in a chronological order. Like the novels that inspired the film, PULP FICTION largely abandons all the standard rules of structure and orders the scenes for maximum impact.
The cast works largely as an ensemble and the performances are without exception very good. Of course, pulp novels are not known for strong characterizations, but the actors manage to create some very distinctive and performances even with relatively little to work with. Many critics have discussed this film as being a "comeback" for John Travolta and it certainly is his strongest performance in a long time. His character is written as kind of a dim bulb, but Travolta manages to give him some distinctive personality. During one of the film's best sequences, Travolta and Thurman participate in a dance contest. It really comes through to the audience that he is having an absolutely terrific time sending up his earlier career.
Besides Travolta, Bruce Willis is probably the actor with the most screen time in this movie. Willis is another actor who often does not receive the respect that he deserves. He has occasionally made some poor choices when selecting movies, but his performances are frequently very strong. Without strong direction he does sometimes mug a bit too much, but Tarantino does a good job keeping him under control here.
Samuel L. Jackson is the actor who may end up benefiting the most from this film. He is given the most serious and most well-developed character here and gives a career making performance. Jackson has been solid in a number of high profile films (including JURASSIC PARK), but this is the meatiest, most interesting performance he has given to date.
Two of the film's most enjoyable performances are essentially cameos. Like in his earlier screenplay for TRUE ROMANCE, Tarantino wrote one wonderful, brief scene for Christopher Walken. I won't ruin anything by trying to describe his monologue, but it provides the film's biggest laugh. Harvey Keitel is also allowed to shine in a small, but pivotal role as a "problem solver". The role is basically a variation on Keitel's earlier role in POINT OF NO RETURN, but he plays it to the hilt. Other entertaining cameo performances are given by Eric Stoltz, Rosanna Arquette, and even Tarantino himself.
Tarantino's biggest strength as a writer tends to be dialog. This movie is packed with clever conversation. A number of cliched situations are livened up by the unusually sharp and memorable dialog. Tarantino perfectly captures the vulgar, profanity-laced dialog that is standard in pulp novels. Tarantino is also very good at capturing on film the lurid and vulgar tone of the individual scenes from a pulp novel. The scenes all *feel* like they came from an old-fashioned dime novel.
Despite the film's many strengths, it eventually is hurt by its very subject matter. The movie is full of interesting parts and pieces, but none of it ever really adds up to much of anything. This is generally true of the novels that inspired the film as well, but this leaves the viewer with kind of an empty feeling.
Another problem is that pulp novels tend to be best in small doses. The constant vulgarity and graphic violence tends to wear thin after a while and to become kind of tedious. At over two and a half hours in length, PULP FICTION goes on a bit too long. It is helped somewhat by the shifts from story to story, but it still becomes a bit headache inducing after a while.
One of the best ways to judge a film is to look at how well the movie accomplishes what it sets out to do and PULP FICTION really does succeed very well by this test. It is a *very* accurate recreation of the pulp novels that inspired it with all of their strengths and weaknesses. The movie goes on a bit long and it consists of a lot of interesting parts that never really come together all that well, but it is still a very interesting and worthwhile effort.
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- Card - Class in nsr.loui.playingcards.card
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This class means a playing card abstractly, should be extended only by Joker and RankedCard class.
- CardComparator - Class in nsr.loui.playingcards.card.comparator
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This class handles comparison between jokers, what user does not have to pay attention.
- CardComparator() - Constructor for class nsr.loui.playingcards.card.comparator.CardComparator
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- CardImitator - Interface in nsr.loui.playingcards.card.imitator
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Classes implements this interface imitate a card.
- cardImitatorStream() - Method in class nsr.loui.playingcards.cards.BaseCards
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This method is prepared to future extension, there is rarely case you should use this.
- CardNotEnoughException - Exception in nsr.loui.playingcards.exceptions
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- CardNotEnoughException() - Constructor for exception nsr.loui.playingcards.exceptions.CardNotEnoughException
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- CardNotFoundException - Exception in nsr.loui.playingcards.exceptions
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- CardNotFoundException() - Constructor for exception nsr.loui.playingcards.exceptions.CardNotFoundException
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- CardOwnerCertificate - Class in nsr.loui.playingcards.cards
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This class certificate cards' owner.
- Cards - Class in nsr.loui.playingcards.cards
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High-functioning than BaseCards, however this does NOT hold cards concretely yet.
- CollectionUtil - Class in nsr.loui.util
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- CollectionUtil() - Constructor for class nsr.loui.util.CollectionUtil
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- compare(Card, Card) - Method in class nsr.loui.playingcards.card.comparator.JokersFirstComparator
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- compare(Card, Card) - Method in class nsr.loui.playingcards.card.comparator.JokersLastComparator
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- compareId$for_comparator(Joker, Joker) - Static method in class nsr.loui.playingcards.card.Joker
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This method should be regarded as semi-private.
- countCard() - Method in class nsr.loui.playingcards.cards.AutoSortedCards
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- countCard(WildCardImitator) - Method in class nsr.loui.playingcards.cards.BaseCards
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- countCard() - Method in class nsr.loui.playingcards.cards.BaseCards
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- countCard() - Method in class nsr.loui.playingcards.cards.OrderedCards
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- countCard() - Method in class nsr.loui.playingcards.cards.Trash
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- countCard() - Method in class nsr.loui.playingcards.cards.UnorderedCards
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Class CodeInstruction
An abstract wrapper around OpCode and their operands. Used by transpilers
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: Harmony
Assembly: 0Harmony.dll
Syntax
public class CodeInstruction
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceCodeInstruction(CodeInstruction)
Create a full copy (including labels and exception blocks) of a CodeInstruction
Declaration
public CodeInstruction(CodeInstruction instruction)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CodeInstruction | instruction | The instruction to copy |
CodeInstruction(OpCode, Object)
Creates a new CodeInstruction with a given opcode and optional operand
Declaration
public CodeInstruction(OpCode opcode, object operand = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Reflection.Emit.OpCode | opcode | The code |
| System.Object | operand | The operand |
Fields
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All exception block boundaries defined on this instruction
Declaration
public List<ExceptionBlock> blocks
Field Value
| Type | Description |
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| System.Collections.Generic.List<ExceptionBlock> |
labels
All labels defined on this instruction
Declaration
public List<Label> labels
Field Value
| Type | Description |
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opcode
The opcode
Declaration
public OpCode opcode
Field Value
| Type | Description |
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| System.Reflection.Emit.OpCode |
operand
The operand
Declaration
public object operand
Field Value
| Type | Description |
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| System.Object |
Methods
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Clones a CodeInstruction and resets its labels and exception blocks
Declaration
public CodeInstruction Clone()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| CodeInstruction | A lightweight copy of this code instruction |
Clone(Object)
Clones a CodeInstruction, resets labels and exception blocks and sets its operand
Declaration
public CodeInstruction Clone(object operand)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Object | operand | The opcode |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| CodeInstruction | A copy of this CodeInstruction with a new operand |
Clone(OpCode)
Clones a CodeInstruction, resets labels and exception blocks and sets its opcode
Declaration
public CodeInstruction Clone(OpCode opcode)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Reflection.Emit.OpCode | opcode | The opcode |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| CodeInstruction | A copy of this CodeInstruction with a new opcode |
ToString()
Returns a string representation of the code instruction
Declaration
public override string ToString()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String | A string representation of the code instruction |


Project Proposal
1. Match 'Em Up
2. Mohammad Alabed & Ahmad Saleh
3. The user will see a webpage that will have an even amount of "cards" that the user can click
on. Once clicked the "card" will reveal what is underneath. We are hoping to implement a way
where when two matching cards are clicked in a row they will give you points.
4. The majority of it will be done in javascript along side html for the visuals. It will be
uploaded to github and hosted on azure.
5. 11/7/2021
6.
a) Randomizing the hidden "cards"
b) Clickable "cards"
7.
a) Match two "cards"
8.
a) Randomizing items
b) Clickable items
9.
a) Showing a hidden item through a mouse click
b) Matching items that appear


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title: Automigrating the Test Database (Merb .9 / Rspec / Datamapper)
date: '2008-02-29T13:20:00.005-08:00'
author: Rimas Silkaitis
tags:
modified_time: '2008-02-29T13:32:54.607-08:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6201986.post-4751991475318512983
blogger_orig_url: http://neovintage.blogspot.com/2008/02/automigrating-test-database-merb-9.html
---
In a followup to Marcus' note about migrating the test database, I'd like to point out that when you try to auto migrate in spec/spec_helper.rb using DataMapper::Base.auto_migrate!, it fails.
Instead I would use DataMapper::Persistence.auto_migrate!. This command will pick up all of the models that you setup in your app/models folder.
Enjoy!


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Red wine is a type of wine made from dark-colored grape varieties. The actual color of the wine can range from intense violet, typical of young wines, through to brick red for mature wines and brown for older red wines.
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Install Python¶
MW4 is a python3 application based on some python libraries and uses Qt as framework for GUI. Different to past versions of MW there will be no one box solution (MAC bundle, EXE File, etc.) available. As MW4 is python3 and comes with internal update functionality, it uses a standard python3 environment. Ideally it is recommended in a virtualenv.
MW4 is tested on python 3.8 - 3.10. The first step is to install the python3 .8.x package if not already installed. For all platforms there is an installer available. Please follow the descriptions that comes with the installers. To give a short overview here are some quick installation hints for all platforms. The installers for Windows and OSx can be downloaded from python.org.
Warning
Please do not use a newer version of python than 3.9 if you would use MW4 on other platforms than Windows, Mac or x86 Linux. Some libraries bring precompiled binaries with them and they might not be available for a newer python version.
If you already have python 3.8 - 3.10 installed, you can skip this section and go directly to the MW4 installation process. If you have to install python3.8 this has to be done only once for as many MW4 installations you might want.
There is a video on youtube with the install process python: https://youtu.be/xJxpx_SmrVc.
Note
On windows there are some new features which supports comet, earth rotation and asteroids update for the mount. These functions are available from python 3.8.2 on. Earlier python versions have issues. If you would like to upgrade an older python installation, please see the comments below for windows. On other OS there is no need for doing that.
Windows¶
Warning
Windows makes a hard split between 32bit and 64bit versions. If your drivers and setup uses 64bit solutions, please install 64bit python!
Depending on your Windows version please download or directly run the web installer from:
https://www.python.org/downloads/windows/
and follow the installation procedure.
Warning
Please take care that during the installation the checkbox “Add Python Path” is selected and to install for a single user if you want to use the scripts.
Depending on your preference you could install python 3.10 for a single user or for all users. MW4 does not need admin rights to run, so please choose the variant for a single users if you want wo use the installation scripts. They depend on access rights as a normal user and you might run into troubles using different modes!
Mac OSx¶
Depending on your OSx version please download the installer for 3.10 from:
https://www.python.org/downloads/mac-osx/
and follow the installation procedure. Depending on your preference you could install python3 for a single user or for all users. MW4 does not need admin rights to run, so please feel free to choose the variant you would like to use.
Warning
Using a Mac with Apple silicon need special treatment. There is rather any experience with these setups. Actually MW4 only support Intel architecture so you need to use the Rosetta emulator.
Ubuntu¶
Referring to Ubuntu 18.04 LTS as it comes with python3.6. This should work, but you could upgrade to python 3.10. This could be done by adding an appropriate repo, which enables this version.
Hint
If you update to a higher python version, please update to python 3.10 if you want in a way, which fits best to your environment. There are many descriptions out, so please search for it in case you don’t know exactly.
An example is from: https://linuxize.com/post/how-to-install-python-3-7-on-ubuntu-18-04/
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:deadsnakes/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get install python3.10
Please check the right version and the availability of virtualenv in your setup. If virtualenv is not present in your setup, please install it prior to run the install scripts with:
sudo apt-get install python3-virtualenv
Updating python in your existing environment¶
This is a step which should be done if you are familiar with some pc experience. Hence the steps are not complicated, the setups of you environment might be somehow special and need a adjusted treatment. The following steps explain a standard procedure.
Update python version on your windows computer¶
Please go to the python website an download the appropriate python version. On windows please check the selection of the 32bit or 64bit correctly. It should be the version you have already chosen.
Start the python installer. If everything went right, it will show an update offer . If so, please chose that and you get the upgrade. If you would like to switch from 32bit to 64bit or vice versa, the updater only shows a new install. In this case please deinstall the old version manually. Than it’s like a new python installation, please see above.
Having your python version updated on you computer, you have to update the new version to you work environment(s), too. There are two ways to do that. First you could use the install script provided and install MW in a new work dir. You could copy all you settings (except the ‘venv’ folder) to the new workdir. Another way is to open a command window, change to your work directory and run the command:
python -m venv --upgrade venv
This will upgrade your work environment to the python version of your computer (so the updated one)
Note
Before doing any changes or updates, please do a backup of your environment to be safe in case of errors in the update process. This could simply be done by making a copy of your work folder.


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java.lang.Object gr.forth.ics.jbenchy.diagram.gnuplot.GnuPlotWriter
public class GnuPlotWriter
Utility class that prints files which command gnuplot to generate 1D or 2D diagrams (diagrams which depict the values of a measurement with regards to one or two variables that affect it).
| Nested Class Summary | |
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GnuPlotWriter.GnuPlotFiles
A container of generated gnuplot files. |
| Constructor Summary | |
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GnuPlotWriter(java.io.File rootFolder)
Creates a GnuPlotWriter, that will create in the specified folder, subfolders "data", "plt", "eps", which will contain the data files, the gnuplot command files and the generated (by the plt files) postscript files respectively. |
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GnuPlotWriter(java.io.File rootFolder,
java.lang.String outputFolderName)
Creates a GnuPlotWriter, that will create in the specified folder the specified subfolders for the various gnuplot artifacts. |
| Method Summary | |
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java.io.File |
createMasterPlotFile(java.lang.String masterFilename)
Creates a file in the root folder of this writer, with commands directing gnuplot to execute all previously created diagram command files. |
protected void |
printCommandFile(java.io.File commandFile,
java.io.File outputFile,
java.io.File dataFile,
Diagram diagram,
GnuPlotContext context)
Writes the gnuplot command file that will generate the plot of a diagram. |
protected void |
printDataFile(java.io.File file,
Diagram diagram)
Writes into a file the data of a diagram, in an appropriate form to be read by gnuplot. |
void |
writeDiagram(Diagram diagram,
java.lang.String diagramName)
Writes a diagram with a specified name. |
GnuPlotWriter.GnuPlotFiles |
writeDiagram(Diagram diagram,
java.lang.String diagramName,
GnuPlotContext context)
Writes a diagram with a specified name, and a custom gnuplot context. |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public GnuPlotWriter(java.io.File rootFolder)
rootFolder
- the folder in which the gnuplot artifacts will be createdpublic GnuPlotWriter(java.io.File rootFolder, java.lang.String outputFolderName)
rootFolder
- the folder in which the gnuplot artifacts will be createdoutputFolderName
- the subfolder name of the postscript files| Method Detail |
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public void writeDiagram(Diagram diagram, java.lang.String diagramName) throws java.io.IOException
diagram
- the diagram to render with gnuplot commandsdiagramName
- the name of the diagram-specific artifacts
java.io.IOException
- in case a IO failure occurspublic GnuPlotWriter.GnuPlotFiles writeDiagram(Diagram diagram, java.lang.String diagramName, GnuPlotContext context) throws java.io.IOException
diagram
- the diagram to render with gnuplot commandsdiagramName
- the name of the diagram-specific artifactscontext
- a custom context that can customize the gnuplot commands with
extra settings and styles
files
that are created
java.io.IOException
- in case a IO failure occursprotected void printDataFile(java.io.File file, Diagram diagram) throws java.io.IOException
file
- the output file to creatediagram
- the diagram of which the data to write
java.io.IOException
protected void printCommandFile(java.io.File commandFile, java.io.File outputFile, java.io.File dataFile, Diagram diagram, GnuPlotContext context) throws java.io.IOException
commandFile
- the gnuplot command file to createoutputFile
- the target file in which to create the plot (for example, a postscript file)dataFile
- the file which contains the data which will be plotteddiagram
- the diagram to be plottedcontext
- gnuplot settings used to customize the gnuplot output
java.io.IOException
public java.io.File createMasterPlotFile(java.lang.String masterFilename) throws java.io.IOException
masterFilename
- the file (inside the root folder) to be created
java.io.IOException
- in case a IO failure occurs
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Grodnensky Velior Nikitich
RÉSUMÉ
I'm not so famous as Polanski,
I'm not so talented as Shakespear.
I don't like to go sometimes, well, to ski,
But I like my coat, you know, to wear.
Timeline
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Now
From time to time I organize exhibitions at which I demonstrate my arts. I paint in the style of futurism of the 30s. I'm inspired by the works of Alexander Samokhvalov.
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2015
I quit my job and decided to take up painting while continuing to write new songs under the pseudonym "Дядя Веля" ("Uncle Velia").
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2004
I returned to my previous activity, having entered the position of the head of the department at the "Khartron" factory.
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2000
"Uncle Velia and the Gecko" was disbanded.
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1996
Quit my job and decided to give all my attention to the group.
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1993
I founded the musical group called "Дядя Веля и Геккон" ("Uncle Velia and the Gecko"). The musical direction is engineering rock.
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- Velior Grodnensky - vocalist and guitarist
- Gennady Netudykhata - drummer
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August 1988
I got a job at the "Kommunar" factory.
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June 1988
I protected diploma work on the topic "Transistors of especially small sizes" on an estimation "perfect" and graduated from the university.
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1982
I graduated from the gymnasium with a gold medal. Entered A.M. Gorky Kharkov State University on a radiophysics faculty.
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September 1972
Entered the Kharkov gymnasium № 116.
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6th March 1966
Born in Kharkiv, Ukraine
Languages
Skills
Character😊
Polite, neat, communicable, honest, strong, and persistent. And it is a description only for my ring finger.
Likes👍
FEMININE WOMEN
Dislikes👎
UNFEMININE WOMEN
Strengths😉
Weaknesses😭
Hobbies🏓
Albums🎼
- "Герой нашего бремени" ("The hero of our burden") - 1994
- "Глоссарий вурдалака" ("The ghoul glossary") - 1996
- "Баба Миша громко плачет" ("Baba Misha is crying loudly") - 1997


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Director - Mrs. Moose (Dana) Seefeld
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Ambassador McGee - Raynold Willett
Kilroy - Don O'Brien
Axel - Larry Dunne
Miriam Hollander - Mrs. Fletcher (Betty) Whitt
Walter Hollander - Dr. John Bisnette
Susan Hollander - Pamela Cox
Krojack - Carey Smith
Mr. Burns - Pat Farrell
Chef - Miles Bilek
Sultan of Bashir - Bill Sullivan
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Tiffany - Mrs. Larry Dunne
Kasnar - John Wright
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File Class
This class handles the email File data.
Important: All of these functions are available through the message object parts_array property's file objectreturned by the Peeker class. Notated here as: $part
In order to access a file object you have to get the email message object (the object $e in the other peeker classes), then get that message object's property called parts_array using the $e->get_parts_array() method. You then loop over the parts_array file objects:
$parts = $e->get_parts_array();
foreach ($parts as $part)
{
$filename = $part->get_filename()
}
Function Reference
get_filename()
Return the indicated filename of the attached file.
$part->get_filename();
get_string()
Return the fully-decoded string that IS the file.
$part->get_string()
get_encoding()
Return which encoding was used on the attached file.
$part->get_encoding()
get_part_no()
Return the part number for the attached file.
$part->get_part_no();
get_cid()
Return the CID (if any) for the attached file.
$part->get_cid();
get_disposition()
Return the disposition for the attached file.
$part->get_disposition();
get_bytes()
Return the size of the attached file (in bytes).
$part->get_bytes();
get_type()
Return the file type.
$part->get_type();
get_subtype()
Return the file subtype.
$part->get_subtype()
Detectors - All Return TRUE or FALSE
has_cid()
TRUE if the file has a CID which indicates that it is carrying images that expect to be rendered as part of the message display.
$part->has_cid();


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Tokonoma (床の間) is an alcove in washitsu. The alcove is used to display artistic works, such as calligraphy on hanging scrolls, called kakemono (掛け物), and flower arrangements.
— History
Tokonoma, beginning to appear like they are today, first appeared during the latter end of the Muromachi period. Before then, there are several theories of how it came to be. One theory is that the tokonoma was a sleeping alcove that was large enough for bedding. Later on, the flooring was raised, and the size of the tokonoma was enlarged to fit two sleeping mats within, and then even later shrunk down to fit only one sleeping mat. This theory led to the importance of the tokonoma being a seat for a guest of honor, as the guest would sleep in the raised tokonoma and the host would sleep on ground level.
At the end of the Kamakura period, a Buddhist picture was hung up in the alcove on the wall, creating the focal point. A board, called an oshi-ita (押板) was set before the painting, where it held a vase of flowers as well as an incense burner and a candle (these three items are important in Buddhism, and are called the mitsugusoku (三具足)).
During the Muromachi period, the painting was often replaced by a scroll with calligraphy written by a Zen priest. The incense burner and vase of flowers remained, but the candle was then omitted.
The Momoyama period marked the point that the tokonoma took form like we know it today, displaying important art.


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| custom_tidiers {gtsummary} | R Documentation |
Collection of tidiers that can be passed to tbl_regression()
and tbl_uvregression()
to obtain modified results. See examples below.
tidy_standardize( x, exponentiate = FALSE, conf.level = 0.95, conf.int = TRUE, ..., quiet = FALSE ) tidy_bootstrap( x, exponentiate = FALSE, conf.level = 0.95, conf.int = TRUE, ..., quiet = FALSE ) pool_and_tidy_mice(x, pool.args = NULL, ..., quiet = FALSE) tidy_gam(x, conf.int = FALSE, exponentiate = FALSE, conf.level = 0.95, ...)
x |
a regression model object |
exponentiate |
Logical indicating whether or not to exponentiate the
the coefficient estimates. This is typical for logistic and multinomial
regressions, but a bad idea if there is no log or logit link. Defaults
to |
conf.level |
The confidence level to use for the confidence interval
if |
conf.int |
Logical indicating whether or not to include a confidence
interval in the tidied output. Defaults to |
... |
arguments passed to method;
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named list of arguments passed to |
tidy_standardize()
tidier to report standardized coefficients. The
effectsize
package includes a wonderful function to estimate standardized coefficients.
The tidier uses the output from effectsize::standardize_parameters()
, and
merely takes the result and puts it in broom::tidy()
format.
tidy_bootstrap()
tidier to report bootstrapped coefficients. The
parameters
package includes a wonderful function to estimate bootstrapped coefficients.
The tidier uses the output from parameters::bootstrap_parameters(test = "p")
, and
merely takes the result and puts it in broom::tidy()
format.
pool_and_tidy_mice()
tidier to report models resulting from multiply imputed data
using the mice package. Pass the mice model object before the model results
have been pooled. See example.
Ensure your model type is compatible with the methods/functions used to estimate
the model parameters before attempting to use the tidier with tbl_regression()
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
# Example 1 ---------------------------------- mod <- lm(age ~ marker + grade, trial) tbl_stnd <- tbl_regression(mod, tidy_fun = tidy_standardize) tbl <- tbl_regression(mod) if (requireNamespace("effectsize")) { tidy_standardize_ex1 <- tbl_merge( list(tbl_stnd, tbl), tab_spanner = c("**Standardized Model**", "**Original Model**") ) } # Example 2 ---------------------------------- # use "posthoc" method for coef calculation if (requireNamespace("parameters")) { tidy_standardize_ex2 <- tbl_regression(mod, tidy_fun = purrr::partial(tidy_standardize, method = "posthoc")) } # Example 3 ---------------------------------- # Multiple Imputation using the mice package set.seed(1123) if (requireNamespace("mice")) { pool_and_tidy_mice_ex3 <- suppressWarnings(mice::mice(trial, m = 2)) %>% with(lm(age ~ marker + grade)) %>% tbl_regression() } # mice method called that uses `pool_and_tidy_mice()` as tidier


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