This is a proper Java framework for abstracting commonly used information in proteomics projects such as atoms and residues. Anyone who wishes to use this informaiton may simply include the ProteomeCommons.org-JAF.jar in their classpath and all of the information will be readily available. In addition to providing the raw information, this project includes several helper classes and functions that simplify use of the code.
The goal of this framework is to completely abstract all of the atomic information and standard and non-standard residue information that proteomics software projects may need.
This is a project supported and contributed to by many different people. Here is a formal list of all of those who have submitted code and/or documentation.
Support for this project, in part, comes from the National Resource for Proteomics and Pathways (NRPP), http://www.proteomeconsortium.org.
This library is useful for several different things. The following examples illustrate some of the more common uses of this framework.
This tool displays a list of the currnent common residues in an easy-to-read format.
This tool quickly approximates isotope distributions and displays the results. Distributions can be calculated for a set of atoms, a set of residues, or for a given mass.
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| Version: | 5.8-2.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.15), utils |
| Suggests: | testthat |
| Published: | 2018-05-04 |
| Author: | Walter R. Mebane, Jr., Jasjeet Singh Sekhon |
| Maintainer: | Jasjeet Singh Sekhon <sekhon at berkeley.edu> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | http://sekhon.berkeley.edu/rgenoud/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Citation: | rgenoud citation info |
| Materials: | README ChangeLog |
| In views: | HighPerformanceComputing, MachineLearning, Optimization |
| CRAN checks: | rgenoud results |
| Reference manual: | rgenoud.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
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Brampton-Carlisle 10 mile
Brampton => Carlisle ENG
Website: borderharriers.co.uk
Race Winners
(66 runnings)
17 Nov
2007
18 Nov
2006
19 Nov
2005
20 Nov
2004
15 Nov
2003
16 Nov
2002
17
Nov
2001
18
Nov
2000
20
Nov
1999
21
Nov
1998
15
Nov
1997
16
Nov
1996
18
Nov
1995
19 Nov
1994
20 Nov
1993
21
Nov
1992
16 Nov
1991
17
Nov
1990
18 Nov
1989
19 Nov
1988
21
Nov
1987
22
Nov
1986
23
Nov 1985
24 Nov 1984
26 Nov 1983
Nov 1982
21
Nov 1981
22
Nov 1980
24
Nov 1979
25 Nov 1978
26 Nov 1977
27 Nov 1976
22 Nov 1975
23 Nov 1974
24 Nov
1973
25 Nov
1972
27 Nov
1971
Notes: 1951 was the inaugural year. The distance for 1951-1961 was 8m1080y
(13.86 km). Times in light colours indicate excessively fast times which
may be due to a net tail wind or a shortness in the course (or both). The
2009 course was run about 800m short due to a marshalling error, misdirecting
runners on the course. The1989 course was reported to have been accurate
measured which suggests the race had excessive wind aid.
19 Nov
2017
50:06
Robert Danson (ENG)
56:24
Sophie Cowper (ENG)
20 Nov
2016
50:18
Nick Swinburn (ENG)
58:35
Tracy Millmore (ENG)
15 Nov
2015
52:31
Lewis Timmins (ENG)
1:01:19
Joasia Zakrzewski-3
16 Nov
2014
49:48
Tadele Geremew Mulugeta
(ETH)
59:42
Alex Sneddon (ENG)
17 Nov
2013
50:50
Andrew Wiles (ENG)
57:00
Joasia Zakrzewski-2
18 Nov
2012
50:28
Yared Hagos-2
59:36
Joasia Zakrzewski (SCO)
19 Nov
2011
47:51
Yared Hagos (ERI)
58:33
Danielle Hodgkinson
(ENG)
20 Nov
2010
50:33
James Douglas (ENG)
58:49
Mhairi Duff (SCO)
21 Nov
2009
46:37
Benjamin Gamble (ENG)
53:14
Helen Lawrence (ENG)
15 Nov
2008
53:29
Ricky Lightfoot (ENG)
1:01:44
Philippa Wakefield (ENG)
53:01
Michael Morris (ENG)
54:31
Hayley Haining-3
51:30
John McCole (ENG)
58:51
Gillian Laithwaite
(ENG)
52:22
Michael Scott-2
54:50
Hayley Haining-2
49:54
A C Muir (SCO)
56:27
Hayley Haining (SCO)
50:23
David Wardle (ENG)
1:00:00
Louise Gardner (ENG)
48:35
Michael Openshaw (ENG)
57:11
Sara Carson (ENG)
50:26
Michael Scott (ENG)
55:28
Lynne MacDougall-2
51:48
Steve
57:37
Lynne MacDougall (SCO)
48:30
Malcolm Price (ENG)
57:34
Sandra Branney-2
49:29
Mark Hudspith (ENG)
1:00:04
Jackie Hargreaves
(ENG)
50:06
Alan Shephard (ENG)
58:06
Sandra Branney (SCO)
49:58
Martin Rush-2
57:27
Lynn Harding-2
49:10
David Tune (ENG)
56:53
Julie Barleycorn (ENG)
49:31
Anthony O'Brien (ENG)
56:47
Lynn Harding (SCO)
47:37
Brian Rushworth (ENG)
58:06
Kathryn Drake (ENG)
49:03
Mark Smith (ENG)
58:51
Eleanor Robinson (ENG)
46:29
Carl Thackery (ENG)
55:30
Sheila Catford (SCO)
49:20
Kevin McCluskey (ENG)
58:30
Karen Mitchell (ENG)
49:06
Martin Rush (ENG)
51:51
Angela Hulley (ENG)
48:35
Kenneth Stuart (ENG)
58:42
Janet McColl (SCO)
49:51
Steve Cram-2
54:51
Carolyn Naisby (ENG)
50:15
Steve Anders (ENG)
57:48
Lorna Irving-2
47:45
David Hill (ENG)
1:00:24
Jacqueline Casey (ENG)
50:43
Steve Cram (ENG)
---
n/a
49:24
Kevin Johnson (ENG)
58:49
Lorna Irving (SCO)
47:10
William Cain (ENG)
57:02
Susan Gaskell (ENG)
49:04
David Cannon (ENG)
---
n/a
49:04
Kevin Forster (ENG)
---
n/a
48:24
Alan Catley (ENG)
1:02:41
Patricia Day (ENG)
47:54
John Calvert-3
---
n/a
46:39
John Calvert-2
---
n/a
47:57
Ian Elliot (SCO)
---
n/a
45:50
Nick Sloane-2
46:40
Ronald Hill (ENG)
47:46
Nick Sloane (ENG)
48:02
Peter Morris (ENG)
48:52
John Calvert (ENG)
28 Nov 1970
47:52
Alistair-Fergus Murray-3
29 Nov 1969
48:03
Alistair-Fergus Murray-2
30 Nov 1968
47:18
John Fewery (ENG)
1967
---
probably not held
26 Nov 1966
47:21
James Alder-3
27 Nov 1965
50:23
Alistair-Fergus Murray (SCO)
28 Nov 1964
49:03
James Alder-2
30 Nov 1963
47:06
James Alder (SCO)
24 Nov 1962
48:37
Andrew Brown (SCO)
25 Nov 1961
44:12
Michael Freary (ENG)
26 Nov 1960
43:04
Gerald North-2
28 Nov
1959
43:04
Gerald North (ENG)
29 Nov
1958
44:13
John Bell (ENG)
30 Nov 1957
43:44
Les Cooper (ENG)
1956
---
Brian Harbottle (ENG)
1955
---
Bill Boak-5
1954
---
Bill Boak-4
1953
---
Bill Boak-3
1952
---
Bill Boak-2
1951
---
Bill Boak (ENG)
Most Wins
(1951/date)
Men
5
Bill Boak (ENG)
1951-55
Women
3
Hayley Haining (SCO)
2004-05,2007
Joasia Zakrzewski (SCO)
2012-13,2015
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
No information on prize money has been received for this race.
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level (1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men <46:40 1 <47:00 2 <47:20 2 <47:40 3 <48:00 8 <48:20 11 <48:40 18 <49:00 31 <49:20 48 <49:40 71 Women <55:00 3 <55:30 5 <56:00 6 <56:30 8 <57:00 11 <57:30 17 <58:00 21
Note: Only statistically valid performances are included.
Last Updated on 26 Nov 2017
Contributor: Mick McGeoch (50), Alistair-Fergus Murray


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As mentioned in the previous post, every dataset on the Chicago Data Portal has a unique identifier, often known as a 4x4. It is the string of four alphanumeric characters, a dash, and four more alphanumeric characters found at the end of the URL. For example, in https://data.cityofchicago.org/Public-Safety/Crimes-2001-to-present/ijzp-q8t2, it is ijzp-q8t2.
We typically tag posts on this blog with the 4x4’s of the affected datasets. You can quickly load the corresponding dataset at the URL https://data.cityofchicago.org/id/[4x4] – for example, https://data.cityofchicago.org/id/ijzp-q8t2.


Envelope With 'White Powder' Causes Evacuation at Katie Hill's Office - Report
Representative Katie Hill resigned from her position in Congress last week amid a scandal related to allegations of inappropriate sexual relationships with staffers in her office.
An envelope full of white powder caused panic at the office of the former congressional Representative Katie Hill in Palmdale, north of Los Angeles, in California, resulting in the evacuation of the office on Monday, according to The Hill.
Los Angeles County Fire Department together with hazardous materials crews arrived at the office, which used to belong to the ex-Rep. Ms. Hill, according to California affiliate of ABC (KABC).
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The break statement "jumps out" of a loop. The continue statement "jumps over" one iteration in the loop.
The Break Statement
You have already seen the break statement used in an earlier chapter of this tutorial. It was used to "jump out" of a switch() statement. The break statement can also be used to jump out of a loop. The break statement breaks the loop and continues executing the code after the loop (if any):
for (i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
if (i === 3) { break; }
text += "The number is " + i + "
";
}
The Continue Statement
TThe continue statement breaks one iteration (in the loop), if a specified condition
occurs, and continues with the next iteration in the loop.
This example
skips the value of 3:
for (i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
if (i === 3) { continue; }
text += "The number is " + i + "
";
}
JavaScript Labels
To label JavaScript statements you precede the statements with a label name and a colon:
label:
statements
The break and the continue statements are the only JavaScript statements that can "jump out of" a code block. Syntax:
break labelname;
continue labelname;
The continue statement (with or without a label reference) can only be used to skip one loop iteration. The break statement, without a label reference, can only be used to jump out of a loop or a switch. With a label reference, the break statement can be used to jump out of any code block:
var cars = ["BMW", "Volvo", "Saab", "Ford"];
list: {
text += cars[0] + "
";
text += cars[1] + "
";
break list;
text += cars[2] + "
";
text += cars[3] + "
";
}


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depthTest -- The boolean to decide if depth of a fragment needs to be tested against the depth buffer .
This sets, based on depthTest, whether or not the depth data needs to be tested against the depth buffer.
depthWrite -- The boolean to decide if depth of a fragment needs to be kept.
This sets, based on depthWrite, whether or not the depth data needs to be written in the depth buffer.
blending -- A number indicating the blending mode. Possible value are THREE.NoBlending, THREE.NormalBlending, THREE.AdditiveBlending, THREE.SubtractiveBlending, THREE.MultiplyBlending or THREE.CustomBlending
blendEquation -- When blending is THREE.CustomBlending, then you can set the blendEquation. Possible values are THREE.AddEquation, THREE.SubtractEquation or THREE.ReverseSubtractEquation.
blendSrc -- When blending is THREE.CustomBlending, then you can set the blendSrc. Possible values are THREE.ZeroFactor, THREE.OneFactor,THREE.SrcColorFactor, THREE.OneMinusSrcColorFactor, THREE.SrcAlphaFactor, THREE.OneMinusSrcAlphaFactor, THREE.DstAlphaFactor, THREE.OneMinusDstAlphaFactor, THREE.DstColorFactor,THREE.OneMinusDstColorFactor or THREE.SrcAlphaSaturateFactor
blendDst -- When blending is THREE.CustomBlending, then you can set the blendDst. Possible values are THREE.ZeroFactor, THREE.OneFactor,THREE.SrcColorFactor, THREE.OneMinusSrcColorFactor, THREE.SrcAlphaFactor, THREE.OneMinusSrcAlphaFactor, THREE.DstAlphaFactor, THREE.OneMinusDstAlphaFactor, THREE.DstColorFactor,THREE.OneMinusDstColorFactor or THREE.SrcAlphaSaturateFactor
This method sets the correct blending.
[link:https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/blob/master/src/[path].js src/[path].js]


Sum Data Types with Shapeless
Scala has support of algebraic data types out of the box but often it is not enough for complex cases.
In this article I will try to show its limits and how to bypass them using shapeless
library by the example of sum data types
.
Contents
- What is ADT?
- Sealed trait as a sum type
- Extending ADTs using Wrapper + Evidence
- Coproduct as a sum type
- Poly1 as pattern matching
- Merging sum types with Shapeless
What is ADT?
ADT - is acronym for Algebraic Data Type
which is a type that is composed from other types by using operations like «sum» or «product», where:
- «sum» is the tagged union.
sealed trait
is a common way to describe it in Scala:
sealed trait Option[T]
case class Some[T](value: T) extends Option[T]
case object None extends Option[Nothing]
- «product» is a combination of types. In Scala it can be described using tuples or case classes:
type Product = (Int, String, Long, Seq[Int])
case class Product(i: Int, s: String, l: Long, seq: Seq[Int])
Sealed trait as a sum type
In scala a sum time can be represented as a sealed trait:
sealed trait Request
case class CreateUser(name: String) extends Request
case class ReadUserInfo(userId: Int) extends Request
case class UpdateUserInfo(userId: Int, name: String) extends Request
case class DeleteUser(userId: Int) extends Request
This means that a value of request: Request
can be equal only to an instance of one of classes mentioned above.
And the compile can check exhaustiveness of pattern matching for such a type.
// the compiler throws a warning/error if there is no `case ... => ...` for all possible subtypes:
// Error: match may not be exhaustive.
def exhaustivePatternMatch(request: Request) = {
request match {
case CreateUser(name) => ???
case ReadUserInfo(id) => ???
case UpdateUserInfo(id, name) => ???
case DeleteUser(id) => ???
}
}
Extending ADTs using Wrapper + Evidence
This approach works fine for simple cases but it fails in case if it is necessary to extend a predefined type which we can’t control.
For example, sealed trait Request
is defined in a library but we want to add new types of requests to the protocol:
sealed trait AdvancedRequest
case object GetAllUsers extends AdvancedRequest
case object DeleteAllUsers extends AdvancedRequest
In this case we have to introduce additional abstractions to make it possible:
case class Wrapper[T: Evidence](value: T)
object Wrapper {
sealed trait Evidence[-T]
implicit object RequestEvidence extends Evidence[Request]
implicit object AdvancedRequestEvidence extends Evidence[AdvancedRequest]
}
// can be compiled without problems
val withBasicRequest = Wrapper(CreateUser("test-user"))
val withAdvancedRequest = Wrapper(GetAllUsers)
// throw an error:
// Error: could not find implicit value for evidence parameter of type Evidence[DeletedUsers]
val withInvalidValue = Wrapper(DeletedUsers(Seq(1, 2)))
Using Wrapper + Evidence we can’t make a mistake and wrap a value of an invalid type - the compiler will find a problem and throw the error. But we can make a mistake in pattern matching and the compiler won’t help us:
private def patternMatch[T](wrapper: Wrapper[T]) = {
// compiles with several matches missed - no warns or errors :(
wrapper.value match {
case CreateUser(name) => ???
case ReadUserInfo(id) => ???
//UpdateUserInfo, DeleteUser, GetAllUsers and DeleteAllUsers are missed here
}
}
In order to deal with this problem we can use Coproduct
types and Poly1
functions from shapeless
library.
Coproduct as a sum type
Coproduct
is a way of representing sum types in shapeless
library. It can be used like this:
type Shape = Rectangle :+: Circle :+: Triangle :+: CNil
It means that value: Shape
can be either Rectangle
or Circle
or Triangle
.
More information about how to work with Coproduct in shapeless
is available here.
Coproduct
in contrast to sealed trait
makes possible to combine an arbitrary set of predefined types in a sum type.
For example, we can use it to recombine types from above like this:
type ReadRequests = ReadUserInfo :+: GetAllUsers.type :+: CNil
type WriteRequests = CreateUser :+: UpdateUserInfo :+: DeleteUser :+: DeleteAllUsers.type :+: CNil
Poly1 as pattern matching
Having our sum types defined we can implement pattern matching for them. For that we will use Poly1
function.
object read extends Poly1 {
implicit val readUserInfo = at[ReadUserInfo] (_ => true)
implicit val getAllUsers = at[GetAllUsers.type](_ => 1)
}
object write extends Poly1 {
implicit val createUser = at[CreateUser] (_ => true)
implicit val updateUserInfo = at[UpdateUserInfo] (_ => 1)
implicit val deleteUser = at[DeleteUser] (_ => "2")
implicit val deleteAllUsers = at[DeleteAllUsers.type] (_ => List(3))
}
object function extends Poly1 {...}
is a definition of a polymorphic function - a function that is defined for an arbitrary set of types. There are a lot of use cases for such functions but we are interested in the fact that these functions can work as exhaustive pattern matching being applied to Coproduct
values.
In the example above we can see that read
function is defined for ReadUserInfo
and GetAllUsers
requests, write
- for CreateUser
, UpdateUserInfo
, DeleteUser
and DeleteAllUsers
. Inasmuch as read
is defined for all types in ReadRequests
and write
for all types in WriteRequests
we can use it for pattern matching of values of these types:
private def readPatternMatch(request: ReadRequests): Unit = {
val result = request.map(read)
}
private def writePatternMatch(request: WriteRequests): Unit = {
val result = request.map(write)
}
Check of exhaustiveness of such functions during compilation is implemented in shapeless
. The compiler will throw an error if a poly function does not have handlers for all types in Coproduct
.
object read extends Poly1 {
implicit val readUserInfo = at[ReadUserInfo](_ => true)
// Assume we forgot to add a handler for `GetAllUsers` request
// implicit val getAllUsers = at[GetAllUsers.type](_ => 1)
}
private def readPatternMatch(request: ReadRequests): Unit = {
val result = request.map(read)
}
The code above will generate:
Error: could not find implicit value for parameter mapper: shapeless.ops.coproduct.Mapper[io.koff.shapeless_algebraic.UsingPolys.read.type,io.koff.shapeless_algebraic.UsingPolys.ReadRequests]
val result = request.map(read)
Though this error does not provide information about a specific type that does not have a handler, it makes impossible to omit it without notice.
Merging sum types with Shapeless
Using shapeless
you get another cool feature - ability to join sum types together keeping compile time checks.
// joined coproducts
val joined = Adjoin[WriteRequests :+: ReadRequests]
type AllRequests = joined.Out
Such a definition of AllRequests
is an equivalent to:
type AllRequests2 = CreateUser :+: UpdateUserInfo :+: DeleteUser :+: DeleteAllUsers.type :+: ReadUserInfo :+: GetAllUsers.type :+: CNil
val value1: AllRequests2 = Coproduct[AllRequests] (GetAllUsers)
val value2: AllRequests = Coproduct[AllRequests2](DeleteAllUsers)
The next step is to join different sealed traits together. In order to do it we need shapeless.Generic
.
/* It is possible to extract Coproducts from sealed traits */
val genRequest = Generic[Request]
val genAdvRequest = Generic[AdvancedRequest]
val joinedTraits = Adjoin [genRequest.Repr :+: genAdvRequest.Repr]
/* And join them together */
type JoinedTraits = joinedTraits.Out
It is also possible to «merge» poly functions if they are defined as traits:
trait read { self: Poly1 =>
implicit val readUserInfo = at[ReadUserInfo] (_ => true)
implicit val getAllUsers = at[GetAllUsers.type](_ => 1)
}
trait write { self: Poly1 =>
implicit val createUser = at[CreateUser] (_ => 2.0F)
implicit val updateUserInfo = at[UpdateUserInfo] (_ => 3.0D)
implicit val deleteUser = at[DeleteUser] (_ => "4")
implicit val deleteAllUsers = at[DeleteAllUsers.type] (_ => List(5))
}
//Ad Hoc definition of a merged poly function
object polyFunc extends Poly1 with read with write
private def patternMatchForAllRequests(all: AllRequests) = {
all.map(polyFunc)
}
Conclusion
So it is possible to use shapeless.Coproduct
to define sum types on the analogy of sealed traits.
But when to use what?
Use sealed traits for:
- simple well-defined types like
Option[_]
- sum types you control
- defining basic pieces that might be composed later(using
Generic
)
Use shapeless
when you need:
- to create a sum type from arbitrary set of types -
Coproduct
- to compose and use sealed traits you don’t control -
Generic
- to have compile time checks for exhaustiveness of pattern-matching for composed sum types -
Poly
functions
Links
- Code for this article
- Feature overview for shapeless
- The Type Astronaut’s Guide - a free book about
shapeless


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Mr. Weimer has been hard at work for the past few years, building costumes like this “How To Train Your Dragon”-themed wheelchair that allow his kids to have magical halloweens, despite their disability.
Now, Ryan wants to spread the joy beyond his own family. That’s why he and his wife Lana launched an organization called “Magic Wheelchair”. According to Ryan, the organization’s goal is to “put a smile on the face of every child in a wheelchair”.
For obvious reasons, I’m all for it, which is why I wanted to raise awareness of a new Kickstarter campaign launched by the Weimer organization.
They set out to raise $15,000, to build five intense costumes for five more wheelchair-confined kids. With 16 days left in their campaign, the Weimers have already raised $17,450, on their way to providing another costumer (each costs about $3,000 to produce).
I’m calling on the internet to give what they can, to make halloween magical for even more children. For each additional $3,000 they raise, the Weimers will be able to build another costume.
Even $15 (what I plan to give), multiplied by the power of the internet, can easily build a few more chairs.
Look back on your own halloween memories, then think about how special those memories would be to these children, who don't get to experience so much of life.
Internet: Let’s make halloween special for these kids.


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Skills 💻
Languages: Python (NumPy, Pandas, Flask), SQL, Scala/PySpark, Java, TensorFlow
Tools: Databricks (Apache Spark, Delta Lake), AWS (SageMaker, Redis, EC2, ECS, S3)
Domain Expertise: Recommendations, Ranking, Personalization, Causal Inference
Experience 💼
Scribd (March 2020- Present, San Francisco CA)
Machine Learning Engineer- Recommendations
- Bringing user personalization to Scribd using self-attention based sequence models with transformer encoders
- Upgraded recommendations batch training jobs from Spark 1 to Spark 2, decreasing compute utilization by ≈10%
Facebook (September 2019- November 2019, Seattle WA)
Data Science Intern- Infrastructure
- Implemented GBDT regressor to estimate CPU utilization of Facebook live video transcoding requests using encoded parameters
- Developed a dynamic slotting dispatcher to allocate optimal compute resources to requests, increasing server efficiency by 35%
Roku (June 2019- August 2019, Los Gatos CA)
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- Built “More Like This” feature for The Roku Channel, which uses matrix factorization to personalize movie recommendations
- Employed Apache Spark and AWS Redis to build data pipelines, capable of handling user requests with <10ms latency
Projects 🤖
xterns.com (October 2018- May 2019)
- Developed a platform designed to connect diverse, talented students from across the country to top employers through externships
- Built backend using Flask and MySQL, constructed internal analytics platform, and conducted A/B testing for the website.
Image Colorization Algorithm (January 2019- March 2019)
- Developed a convolutional neural network capable of colorizing grayscale images realistically
- Presented research to technical and nontechnical audiences at annual Northwestern research exposition (abstract)
Recommendation Algorithm (March 2019- March 2019)
- Built a recommender system with implicit feedback data from Instacart using a collaborative filtering algorithm
- Programmed the mean percentile ranking metric and employed it to test the accuracy of the algorithm
Education 🍏
Northwestern University, McCormick School of Engineering (September 2016- March 2020)
Master of Science in Electrical Engineering
Bachelor of Arts in Statistics, Mathematical Methods in the Social Sciences
Harvard Business School (June 2018- June 2018)
Summer Venture in Management Program


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Strong quake hits Thai-Lao border, shaking buildings in Bangkok
by The Online CitizenA shallow 6.1-magnitude earthquake hit northwestern Laos near the Thai border early Thursday, the United States Geological Survey reported, alarming locals who felt buildings shake as far away as Bangkok.
The quake hit at 6:50am (2350 GMT Wednesday), roughly three hours after a 5.7-magnitude earthquake in the same region triggered an immediate suspension to Laos’ largest-capacity power plant located near its epicentre.
Tremors could be felt more than 700 kilometres (435 miles) away in the Thai capital, where Pope Francis is currently on a four-day visit.
“The shaking… was the main shock from a quake in Laos at 6:50 am and was felt in northern and northeastern Thailand and Bangkok and suburbs,” said Sophon Chaila, an official at the Thai Meteorological Department.
The department said the quake affected nine provinces in Thailand and there were four lesser aftershocks.
It also became a top trending topic on Twitter in Thailand, as locals shared videos of swaying overhead lights and rattling window blinds in office buildings.
Residents in the Vietnamese capital Hanoi also felt buildings sway.
“The ceiling lights were shaking quite strongly. I felt dizzy and scared,” said Hanoi resident Tran Hoa Phuong, who felt the earthquake in her 27-storey apartment building.
After the first quake, the 1,878-megawatt Hongsa Power Plant — Laos’ largest-capacity thermal energy generator — immediately suspended operations according to a statement from the Thai-owned company.
No “fundamental” damages or injuries have been found so far, “merely damages to the external texture of the buildings”, it said, adding that Hongsa is expected to take 24 hours to complete its inspection.
Photos shared by Thai news showed portions of the power plant’s walls had collapsed, and debris littered its premises.
Nearby Xayaburi dam project, one of Laos’ largest hydropower dams, has seen “no impact” so far, and is continuing to generate electricity “as normal”, said a statement from CK Power.
Information is slow to trickle out of the closed communist state, and there were similarly no official reports of injuries after the twin quakes hit early Thursday.
Impoverished Laos has ploughed ahead with ambitious dam-building projects that critics say lack transparency and stringent safety measures.

Pope Francis arrived in Bangkok on Wednesday and has a busy agenda Thursday meeting officials and the Thai king before he leads a mass in the evening.
There was no word from his team on whether he felt the quake.
Powerful earthquakes occasionally strike hard in Southeast Asia.
In 2016 a 6.8-magnitude quake struck Myanmar, killing at least three people and damaging temples in the ancient temple town of Bagan.
– AFP


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Capitomcat is
Capitomcat plugin deploy the WAR file to multiple remote Tomcat servers using Capitomcat which is Capistrano 3 recipe and library for Tomcat deployment.
See also : Capitomcat homepage
And also, You don't need to install Ruby and Capistrano 3 on your Jenkins box. Capitomcat and Capistrano 3 are running on the Jenkins Ruby runtime.
Tested OS list
Please check the link in below. Capitomcat is tested on a lot of Linux environment.
https://github.com/sunggun-yu/capitomcat-test-vagrant
Capitomcat plugin supports 2 way deployment.
Basic
Basic deployment is usual way for Tomcat deployment. Capitomcat will upload the WAR file under your $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps directy.
Basic deployment is the default for Capitomcat deployment.
With updating Context file
Also, Capitomcat supports deploment with updating contex.xml file. if you want keep the old release WAR file or give some build number for WAR file, this will be very helpful.
Authentication & Authorisation
Basically, Capitomcat supports password input. by the way, that password will be saved as plain text in your config file. I'm trying to use certification plugin. but, for security, please consider using public key authentication.
And also, Capitomcat is following Authentication & Authorisation guide line of Capistrano.
please refer to Authentication & Authorisation page on the Capistrano home page for more detail about Authentication & Authorisation.
NOPASSWD Setting
At least of following NOPASSWD setting is required to use Capitomcat.
%your_deploy_user_name ALL=NOPASSWD:/etc/init.d/tomcat7 <Your tomcat command>
%your_deploy_user_name ALL=(<your_tomcat_user> : <your_tomcat_user_group>) NOPASSWD: ALL
Advanced Setting : Tomcat Virtual Host setting
Capitomcat Jenkins plugin is following virtual hosting setting convention of Tomcat.
Open Issues
Change logs
v0.1.0
- Updating Capitomcat library version - 1.2.1
- Updating Capistrano dependency version - 3.3.5
- Can choose the way how to execute the remote tomcat command to apply pty option correctly. you can select the option in advanced menu : `Use background execution for Tomcat command`.
- No - Using Normal script(Default) : It follows the global pty option.
- Yes - Using Background script : It makes pty false in some OS even though global pty is true. for example, RHEL 5.6
for more details, please refer to https://github.com/jenkinsci/capitomcat-plugin/releases/tag/capitomcat-0.1.0
V0.0.11
https://github.com/jenkinsci/capitomcat-plugin/releases/tag/capitomcat-0.0.11
Bug fix : Upgrading issue on ssh port default value.
- ssh port value is null after upgrade to 0.0.10
- adding null check and invalid number value on ssh port.
- ssh port value will be ignored if it is invalid.
V0.0.10
https://github.com/jenkinsci/capitomcat-plugin/releases/tag/capitomcat-0.0.10
- Fix default value issue. default value was disappeared.
- Adding configurable SSH port option.** It supports custom ssh port host. such like Vagrant port forwarding.
- Adding Jenkins Builder.** The Capitomcat deployment can be added in pre and post build step.** It supports multiple Tomcat hosts that has different server setting in each other.
V0.0.9
https://github.com/jenkinsci/capitomcat-plugin/releases/tag/capitomcat-0.0.9
- Bug fix : Potential fix to allow updating the advanced configuration fields.
v0.0.8
https://github.com/jenkinsci/capitomcat-plugin/releases/tag/capitomcat-0.0.8
- Support custom variable injection : please refer to release note in Github (with screenshot)
v0.0.7
https://github.com/jenkinsci/capitomcat-plugin/releases/tag/capitomcat-0.0.7
- BUG-FIX : Config reload - property tomcat port number take default.
v0.0.6
https://github.com/jenkinsci/capitomcat-plugin/releases/tag/capitomcat-0.0.6
- Unpacked WAR directory is not refreshed. eventually, Tomcat doesn't provide latest changes in new WAR file by this issue.
- Thanks to @jwcarman
v0.0.5
https://github.com/sunggun-yu/jenkins-capitomcat-plugin/releases/tag/capitomcat-0.0.5
- Add functionality to select PTY options for global SSH setting : it fix deployment problem of some particular OS environment. ex) CentOS 6.5
- Bug Fix for white space on host name section
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Apply the Capitomcat v1.1.3 changes : https://github.com/sunggun-yu/capitomcat/blob/master/CHANGES.md
- Bug Fix : There was space between "-" and "u" at Tomcat work directory cleaning task.
v0.0.3
Apply the Capitomcat v1.1.1 and v1.1.2 changes : https://github.com/sunggun-yu/capitomcat/blob/master/CHANGES.md
- Bug Fix : Some Tomcat startup script need to be executed in background #6 (https://github.com/sunggun-yu/capitomcat/issues/6)** Start/stop command has modified to be executed in the background.** Adding sleep time after command is executed.
- Bug Fix : SSHKIT test and within not properly working at CentOS5.x #7 (https://github.com/sunggun-yu/capitomcat/issues/7)** Removing within method** Adding checking method for remote directory and file existing.
v0.0.2
- Bug Fix : [v0.0.1]Config information not refreshed after built.
v0.0.1
- First Release of Capitomcat Jenkins plugin
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Water Monitoring System is an IOT based Liquid Level Monitoring system that has mechanisms to keep the user alerted in case of liquid overflow or when tank depletes.
Water Monitoring System is an IOT based Liquid Level Monitoring system that has mechanisms to keep the user alerted in case of liquid overflow or when tank depletes.
The water tanks can be fixed with ultrasonic sensors that is placed over the container. Ultrasonic sensor is used to measure, compare container depth and liquid level.
The status of the system could be monitored by an LCD screen or a web page that provides a brilliant graphical representation. Colours are used to depict various scenarios with respect to the amount of liquid in the tanks or containers and the buzzer buzzes when the limit exceeds the permissible quantity of fill.
Danger Zone is indicated as Red color, Warning Zone is indicated as Yellow color, Safe Zone is indicated as Green color.
Yes, it is a hardware/IoT + software project. There would be maximum tasks related to frontend, backend, design and documentation of the website and later, it would be integarted with the real-time data from the sensors.


Customize Firefox
The menu button new fx menu gives you convenient access to your favorite Firefox features. Don't like the default arrangement? It's easy to customize. Is there something you use all the time? Try adding it to the main tolibar. We'll show you how.
Customize the menu or the toolbar
You can change the items that appear in the menu or your tolibar. Click the menu button and choose Customize. A special tab will open which allows you to drag and drop items in or out of the menu and the tolibar. Feel free to experiment with what works best for you. You can always start over by clicking the Restore Defaults button at the bottom of the screen.
Turn on the Title bar, Menu bar or Bookmarks tolibar
Turn on the Title bar:
- Click the menu button and choose Customize.
- Click the Title Bar button in the lower left.
- Click the green Exit Customize button.
To turn on the Menu bar or Bookmarks tolibar:
- Click the menu button new fx menu and choose Customize.
- Click the Show / Hide Tolibars dropdown menu at the bottom of the screen and choose the items you want to display.
- Click the green Exit Customize button.


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Developer Community Building.
I am a Technologist at Heart, I love developer communities the most and just got super open-source.
Creator of Project PWAFire.Org. It is an open source javascript and json bundle that allows you to convert your existing website into a progressive web app or build one.


The paper is among the first to study image classification at a large scale (10000 classes and 9 million examples).
This is a relatively old paper (2010). Some of the findings may not be relevant anymore. For instance, specific scaling challenges have been significantly overcome. Moreover, the paper uses approaches like SVM and KNN (popular at that time) and not use CNNs.
Other observations of the paper are still very relevant, and it is an educating paper. For example, since ImagetNet classes are based on WordNet, the paper looks at the effect of semantic relations (tree) of categories on the performance of the training models.
The paper considers three variants of the ImageNet dataset - ImageNet 10K (10184 classes), ImageNet 7K (7404 classes) and ImageNet 1K (1000 classes).
They also consider smaller variants with randomly sampled classes or cases where the examples are sampled from one high-level category like vehicles.
SVM and KNN models are used with features like Bag of Words, GIST descriptors, and spatial pyramid of histograms.
Observations
A model that performs well on the smaller dataset (with fewer classes) may not perform well on the larger dataset (with more classes).
There seems to be an approximate correlation between the structure of the semantic hierarchy of the labels (obtained via WordNet) and visual confusion between the categories.
For example, consider two high-level concepts - says artifacts and animals. The model is less likely to confuse between the classes across the high-level concepts but more likely to confuse between the classes in the respective concepts.
For dense categories (categories where the classes are semantically more closely related to each other), the model tends to make more mistakes (even if the number of classes is fewer).
Accounting for the label hierarchy (in the loss function) improves the classification performance.


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We at Progress School of English offer a range of English courses to suit students of all levels. We have students from beginner all the way up to advanced.
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I am a highly motivated and skilled Computer Engineering undergraduate, interesting in software development , Machine Learning and Data mining, Neural Networks and networking.I hope to join a company as an employee for get an industrial experience and use the theoritical knowledge in practically.
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25th of February 2019 - 12th of July 2019 This is an Embedded system project which was done as our Embedded systems project for 3rd year. If explain briefly about our project this system monitors the location of trains using GPS device and we developed a Interface for show those locations. The other thing is we designed a rail gate which can be controlled automatically as well as manually by using the interface that provided for the rail gate controllers.
To this group project my contribution was to get inputs from the GPS module and create the interface for both users and controllers.
The below links will briefly explain about interface and a small demostration about the project
This is a group project which is done as our 3rd year software Engineering project. As described by the name you can chat while coding using this software. Now you may wondering why does need to chat while coding? The idea is if you have an error while you coding and you couldn't find the bug then you have to get help from someone else. But its difficult without having an realtime interactive code editor. So that we provided a realtime interactive code editor and additionally video chating for better experience. We have used Node JS, MYSQL, html5 , boostrap , JQuery for this project.
This is an individual project. This site was created for the technological faculty of UWA university and this site can be used for the administrators to upload timetables, staff details and news. I have used PHP and MYSQL ,JQuery, JS for create this site.
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About Pig Dice
- This game contains two sections,that is:PLAYER MODE and VS COMPUTER
- Each player (or computer) gets a turn to play again if their die values are the same
- Players do not play twice unless stated above
- Winners of each round get a chance to play twice if they wish or to start the next round
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MY COUSIN VINNY A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1992 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule review: Two boys charged with murder in Alabama are defended by one boy's cousin, a loser played by Joe Pesci. All the stereotyped characters are there, but by the end of the film they have all become interesting characters. Not great but fun. Rating: high +1 (-4 to +4).
Teenagers Bill Gambini (played by Ralph Macchio) and Stan Rothstein (played by Mitchell Whitfield) are driving through Alabama on their way to UCLA. They drive illegally. Bill shoplifts a can of tuna. Then a cop pulls them over. The charge is murder. They need a good lawyer. The lawyer they get is just about the world's worst. Bill's cousin Vinny (played by Joe Pesci) just passed the bar six weeks before on his sixth try. He knows nothing about court procedure, and has never even served in a trial. But he will work free of charge, so down to Alabama he comes with his obnoxious bimbo girlfriend (played by Marisa Tomei). Now Bill and Stan are surrounded by stereotypes: the whiney girlfriend, the redneck cop, the silken, ambitious district attorney, the Southern judge who has pre-judged the case. About the only person who is not a stereotype is Vinny himself. Then something funny happens. The stereotypes start interacting and each becomes an interesting person. Even the trial gets interesting.
Joe Pesci, top-billed for the first time, doesn't quite have enough charisma to carry the film and Marisa Tomei very nearly steals the film from him. Meanwhile Macchio and Whitfield have little to do but stand around and say, "Oh, gee!" And of them, it is the lower-billed Whitfield who has the better role.
The comedy was written by Dale Launer, who also co-produced. This film is on a par with Launer's previous DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS though neither film is up to his RUTHLESS PEOPLE. MY COUSIN VINNY is a bright, pleasant comedy with a slightly distorted view of life in the South. It was directed by Jonathan Lynn, who wrote and directed the hit British comedy series "Yes, Minister" and "Yes, Prime Minister." Pesci's run-ins with the local culture are reminiscent of DOC HOLLYWOOD, also directed by a Briton. It is almost as if filmmakers are deciding that the rural South has gotten a bad rap in films and are now trying to give it a better image, or at least play off of expectations of the worse image. MY COUSIN VINNY is a likeable comedy that delivers at least most of the goods. I rate it a high +1 on the -4 to +4 scale.
Mark R. Leeper att!mtgzy!leeper<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
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BASHBUG(1) bashbug BASHBUG(1) NAME bashbug - report a bug in bash SYNOPSIS bashbug [--help] [--version] [bug-report-email-addresses] DESCRIPTION bashbug is a utility for reporting bugs in Bash to the maintainers. bashbug will start up your preferred editor with a preformatted bug report template for you to fill in. Save the file and quit the editor once you have completed the missing fields. bashbug will notify you of any problems with the report and ask for confirmation before sending it. By default the bug report is mailed to both the GNU developers and the Debian Bash maintainers. The recipients can be changed by giving a comma separated list of bug-report-email-addresses. If you invoke bashbug by accident, just quit your editor. You will always be asked for confirmation before a bug report is sent. OPTIONS --help Show a brief usage message and exit. --version Show the version of bashbug and exit. bug-report-email-addresses Comma separated list of recipients´ email addresses. By default the report is mailed to both the GNU developers and the Debian Bash maintainers. ENVIRONMENT DEFEDITOR Editor to use for editing the bug report. EDITOR Editor to use for editing the bug report (overridden by DEFEDITOR). SEE ALSO bash(1), reportbug(1), update-alternatives(8) for preferred editor. AUTHOR This manual page was written by Christer Andersson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for the Debian project (but may be used by others). GNU Bash 3.1 11 December 2007 BASHBUG(1)


UpSampling1D
Upsampling layer for 1D inputs.
Inherits From: Layer
tf.compat.v1.keras.layers.UpSampling1D
tf.compat.v2.keras.layers.UpSampling1D
Repeats each temporal step size
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Exploring ODE part V: implemenation of scheduler-simple module.
In Ode/RiftSaw, we make the process execution as asynchronous, which means that if you running a bpel process, we are using more than one thread to accomplish this invocation.
And this is what the scheduler-simple module for, it takes care of putting a task into database and pull tasks out of database and how to run them. Lets make a simple example here, say your bpel process has a invoke Activity to invoke an external web service. In Ode, just right before entering invoke Activity, we've created a job that captures this invoke activity information, and store it into the database. Because once we've started Ode Bpel Server, we already started a background thread that checks this ode_job table periodically, once we've found that there is a job needs to be executed, it will load it from database, put it into memory, and then submit it to the ExecutorService for execution.
In this blogpost, we will examine this module's architecture and important APIs.
First is the Task API, this is the parent class for Job and SchedulerTask.
class Task {
/** Scheduled date/time. */
public long schedDate;
Task(long schedDate) {
this.schedDate = schedDate;
}
}
It is very simple, just had a scheduled date for its execution. Next, we will see the Job's API, Job is for invoking an external service and like. we've put all of important information into the JobDetail object.
class Job extends Task {
private static final SimpleDateFormat DATE_FORMAT = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss z");
String jobId;
boolean transacted;
JobDetails detail;
boolean persisted = true;
public Job(long when, String jobId, boolean transacted, JobDetails jobDetail) {
super(when);
this.jobId = jobId;
this.detail = jobDetail;
this.transacted = transacted;
}
....
}
Now, lets look at another type of Task, which is called SchedulerTask.
private abstract class SchedulerTask extends Task implements Runnable {
SchedulerTask(long schedDate) {
super(schedDate);
}
}
This is an abstract class, its subclasses are: LoadImmediateTask, UpgradeJobsTask, CheckStaleNodes.
To understand these tasks, it is better that we look at what SimpleScheduler class defined. In Ode, the job design was based around three time horizons: "immediate", "near future", and "everything else". Immediate jobs (i.e. jobs that are about to be up) are written to the database and kept in an in-memory priority queue. When they execute, they are removed from the database. Near future jobs are placed in the database and assigned to the current node, however they are not stored in memory. Periodically jobs are "upgraded" from near-future to immediate status, at which point they get loaded into memory. Jobs that are further out in time, are placed in the database without a node identifer; when they are ready to be "upgraded" to near-future jobs they are assigned to one of the known live nodes. recovery is straight forward, with stale node identifiers being reassigned to known good nodes.
In terms of time, we defined two variables, one is: _immediateInterval and _nearFutureInterval. if a job's scheduled date is between [now, now + _immediateInterval], it belongs to the "immediate" job. while if it is in [now + _immediateInterval, now + _nearFutureInterval], it belongs to the "near future" job then.
You can check the SimpleScheduler.doLoadImmediate() and SimpleScheduler.doUpgrade() respectively for its logic.
Also, you may be aware that we've also had the CheckStaleNodes task, this is basically for clustering work, to check if there are any stale nodes, if it has, we will move the assigned jobs over to other node by updating nodeId.
So now, we've seen different Tasks, like Jobs and SchedulerTask. Now, we will need an interface to run these Tasks, hence TaskRunner was introduced.
interface TaskRunner {
public void runTask(Task task);
}
Here is the implementation from SimpleScheduler.TaskRunner() method.
public void runTask(final Task task) {
if (task instanceof Job) {
Job job = (Job)task;
if( job.detail.getDetailsExt().get("runnable") != null ) {
runPolledRunnable(job);
} else {
runJob(job);
}
} else if (task instanceof SchedulerTask) {
_exec.submit(new Callable() {
public Void call() throws Exception {
try {
((SchedulerTask) task).run();
} catch (Exception ex) {
__log.error("Error during SchedulerTask execution", ex);
}
return null;
}
});
}
}
As I said before, once we've start BpelServer, we will start a thread running, it only gets stopped only when the BpelServer is been stopped. Thats called SchedulerThread.
In this class, basically we had following members: PriorityBlockingQueue, this is queue for the immediate execution. TaskRunner, this is the container for running Task. The logic for the running is quite straight forward.
/**
* Pop items off the todo queue, and send them to the task runner for processing.
*/
public void run() {
while (!_done) {
_lock.lock();
try {
long nextjob;
while ((nextjob = nextJobTime()) > 0 &&!_done)
_activity.await(nextjob, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
if (!_done && nextjob == 0) {
Task task = _todo.take();
_taskrunner.runTask(task);
}
} catch (InterruptedException ex) {
; // ignore
} finally {
_lock.unlock();
}
}
}
Now that we've seen all of important APIs here, we will look at how we start SimpleScheduler when ODEServer is started. excerpt from SimpleScheduler.start() method.
public synchronized void start() {
if (_running)
return;
if (_exec == null)
_exec = Executors.newCachedThreadPool();
_todo.clearTasks(UpgradeJobsTask.class);
_todo.clearTasks(LoadImmediateTask.class);
_todo.clearTasks(CheckStaleNodes.class);
_processedSinceLastLoadTask.clear();
_outstandingJobs.clear();
_knownNodes.clear();
try {
execTransaction(new Callable() {
public Void call() throws Exception {
_knownNodes.addAll(_db.getNodeIds());
return null;
}
});
} catch (Exception ex) {
__log.error("Error retrieving node list.", ex);
throw new ContextException("Error retrieving node list.", ex);
}
long now = System.currentTimeMillis();
// Pretend we got a heartbeat...
for (String s : _knownNodes) _lastHeartBeat.put(s, now);
// schedule immediate job loading for now!
_todo.enqueue(new LoadImmediateTask(now));
// schedule check for stale nodes, make it random so that the nodes don't overlap.
_todo.enqueue(new CheckStaleNodes(now + randomMean(_staleInterval)));
// do the upgrade sometime (random) in the immediate interval.
_todo.enqueue(new UpgradeJobsTask(now + randomMean(_immediateInterval)));
_todo.start();
_running = true;
}
Also, please noted that we had two different types of JobProcessor, one is ordinary JobProcessor, the other one is PolledRunnableJobProcessor, which is meant for running some jobs that gets run periodically.


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Eltek Ltd. (ELTK) CEO Eli Yaffe on Q3 2019 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
by SA Transcripts, https://seekingalpha.com/author/sa-transcriptsEltek Ltd. (NASDAQ:ELTK) Q3 2019 Results Conference Call November 20, 2019 8:30 AM ET
Company Participants
Eli Yaffe - Chief Executive Officer
Alon Mualem - Chief Financial Officer
Conference Call Participants
Operator
Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for standing by. Welcome to the Eltek Ltd. Third Quarter 2019 Financial Results Conference Call. All participants are present in a listen-only mode. Following management’s formal presentation, instructions will be given for the question-and-answer session. [Operator Instructions]. As a reminder, this conference is being recorded, November 20, 2019.
Before I turn the call over to Mr. Eli Yaffe, Chief Executive Officer; and Alon Mualem, Chief Financial Officer, I would like to remind participants that comments made during this conference call may contain projections or other forward-looking statements regarding future events or the future financial performance of Eltek Limited. These statements are only projections and reflect the current beliefs and expectations of the company. Actual events or results may differ materially.
With that said, it is routine for internal projections and expectations to change as quarters progress. All forward-looking statements are based on information available to the company on the date hereof, and the company assumes no obligation to update such statements. Please refer to the documents the company files from time-to-time with the SEC, specifically in the company’s annual report on Form 20-F, its periodic reports on Form 6-K, and the Safe Harbor language contained in the company’s press releases.
These documents contain and identify important factors that could cause the company’s actual results to differ materially from those contained in its projections or forward-looking statements, which the company urges all investors to consider. Eltek undertakes no obligation to publicly release the revisions to such forward-looking statements that may be made to reflect events or circumstances after the date hereof, or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events.
I would now turn the call over to Mr. Eli Yaffe. Mr. Yaffe, please go ahead.
Eli Yaffe
Thank you. Good morning, everyone. Thank you for joining us and welcome to Eltek's 2019 third quarter earning call. With me is Alon Mualem, our Chief Financial Officer. We will begin by providing you with an overview of our business and summary of the principal factors that affected our results in the third quarter of 2019, followed by the details of our financial results. After our prepared remarks, we will be happy to answer any of your questions. By now, everyone should have access to our third quarter press release, which was released earlier today. The release will also be available on our website at www.nisteceltek.com.
This is the third quarter in a row that the company present an operating profit as well as not profit with accumulate nine months EBITDA of $3 million. This result will accomplish despite other financial expenses that were incurred due to devaluation of the U.S dollar against the Israeli, new Israeli shekels during this quarter. Our revenue in the third quarter of 2019 were $9.3 million as compared to revenue of $8.5 million in the third quarter of 2018.
We are glad that this quarter results continue to reflect the implementation of our previously announced turnaround plans. Even so, it is still not reflected in our revenue, the macro environment enters in the U.S product imported from China may provide positive backwind for the segment of the military products that Eltek produce. The increase in our total line reflects a continued market recognition of our high quality and reliable products.
Our customers continue to see the value proposition of our products and have a great deal of trust in our company. We are still facing challenges in our business and operations but we're all focused on expanding our business while maintaining the trends of improved operational efficiency.
I will now turn the call over to Alon Mualem, our CFO, to discuss our financials.
Alon Mualem
Thank you, Eli. I would like to draw your attention to the financials for the third quarter of 2019. During this call, I will also be discussing EBITDA non-GAAP financial results. Eltek uses EBITDA as a non-GAAP financial performance measurement. Please see our earnings release for the definition and reasons for its use.
As Eli mentioned, revenues for the third quarter of 2019 increased to $9.3 million, compared to revenues of $8.5 million during the third quarter of 2018. Gross profit increased from $973,000 or 11.4% of revenues in the third quarter of 2018 to $1.8 million or 18.9% of revenues in the third quarter of 2019.
During the third quarter, we had an operating profit of $568,000 as compared to an operating loss of $307,000 in the third quarter of last year. Net profit was $391,000 or $0.09 per fully diluted share compared to a net loss of $463,000 or $0.23 per fully diluted share in the same quarter last year.
During the third quarter of 2019, we had a positive EBITDA of $940,000 compared to EBITDA of $109,000 in the third quarter of 2018.
During this quarter, net cash provided by operating activities amounted to $1.4 million compared to $164,000 in the third quarter of 2018. During the first nine months of 2018, the company achieved a positive operating cash flow of $2.7 million as compared to cash used in operating activities of $950,000 in the same period last year.
During the second quarter, we completed the rights offering to our shareholders and raised the net amount of $3.3 million. The proceeds from the offering improved our working capital and were used in part to reduce our line of credit as well as for general corporate purposes. The remaining proceeds may be invested in plant and equipment. During the third quarter we filed a shelf registration statement to provide the company with the ability to raise additional funds.
We are now ready to take your questions.
Question-and-Answer Session
Operator
Thank you. [Operator Instructions] The first question is from the [Nahum Moshlitz]. Please go ahead.
Unidentified Analyst
Thank you very much for taking my questions and congratulations for the good quarter. I would like to know exactly who are your competitors and what's your claim to fame against them. Thank you.
Eli Yaffe
[Nahum] can you please repeat the last section of the question?
Unidentified Analyst
Sure, I want to know who are your competitors and if you think you have the claim to fame against them, and if you think you are better than them. So why and in what way?
Eli Yaffe
Thank you [Nahum] for the question. We are in the PCB business and we have in Israel mainly one big competitor and in United States all PCB manufactures are our competition but we are in quite a niche that we are in segment of low volume mix product which put us in a niche, as the competition is lesser than white board of PCB manufacturers. If you take this group and divide it to defense, aerospace and medical devices, we're in a sub niche of this niche.
Unidentified Analyst
And your competitor in Israel is?
Eli Yaffe
PCB Technologies.
Operator
[Operator Instructions] The next question is from Steven Gould of [Smuk] Trading. Please go ahead.
Unidentified Analyst
Yes, good morning, congratulations on a great quarter and thank you for taking my call. I had a brief question for you, specifically related to any future potential offerings to raise capital for the company to continue operations. Can you elaborate on whether or not you see this as essentially necessary in near-term?
Alon Mualem
This is Alon, as I mentioned we filed a baby shelf prospectus during the third quarter in order to provide the company the ability to raise funds, if market condition will support such fund raising. Other than this we wouldn’t like to comment any further in this matter.
Unidentified Analyst
Okay understood. So particularly from a cash flow perspective, do you all see yourselves in what you would describe to be a financially stable condition leading into 2020 at this point?
Eli Yaffe
Eli Yaffe speaking. As we referred before our current cash flow is positive.
Operator
There are no further questions at this time. Before I ask Mr. Yaffe to go ahead with his closing statement, I would like to remind the participants that a replay of this call will be available tomorrow on Eltek’s website www.nisteceltek.com. Mr. Yaffe would you like to make a concluding statement?
Eli Yaffe
Yes, before we conclude our call I would like to thanks all our employees for their efforts to make Eltek profitable again and capitalize our strengths to renew our position as a leading high-end PCB manufacturer. I would like to thanks again to our customers, partners, investors and Eltek team for their continued support. Thank you for all join us for this today call. Have a good day.
Operator
This concludes the Eltek Ltd., third quarter 2019 financial results conference call. Thank you for your participation. You may go ahead and disconnect.


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Ridley Scott, worth $400m, still gets the bus as he teaches us to be thrifty
Ridley Scott, who is estimated to be worth $400million (£309million), was spotted catching the 46 in north London recently, in the latest celebrities: they’re just like us moment.
Which makes us think that perhaps all those Ubers are standing in between us and a $400m fortune, right?
The 81-year-old Hollywood star, who is behind classic films such as Gladiator, Blade Runner and Thelma And Louise was spotted on Friday getting thrifty with his transport and going the public route care of TFL.
Wrapped up against the bitter London chill, the director was photographed heading towards a local bus stop, wearing a big, woolly coat and jeans as he toted a big bag.
Soon the bus turned up, and Ridley had a chat with a fellow commuter as they hopped on board and swiped their passes.
Do you reckon Ridley uses an Oyster card or goes for the Contactless? These are the questions we have now we know this transport information.
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Ridley – who splits his time between his homes in London, France, and Los Angeles – found his fame in Hollywood in the 70s after, in 1968, he founded Ridley Scott Associates (RSA) alongside his brother Tony, a film and television advertising commercials production company.
His film, Alien, directed in 1979, was a box office smash and firmly cemented him as directing gold in Tinseltown. Since then he’s been nominated for three Academy Awards over the years.
At the box office Alien took in $99m (£75m), which, adjusted for inflation, would be around the $350m (£271m) mark in 2019.
He’ll soon be heading back to Gladiator territory after a sequel to the 2000 film starring Russell Crowe was announced earlier this year.
At the time, Gladiator took in $400m (£309m) at the box office and was nominated for 11 Oscars. No way there can be another Maximus (played by Russell) but we’re open to suggestions…
Anyway, the royalties still coming in for that would surely afford Ridley his own driver to take him on his errands…or at least a few Uber Pools to the city. Still, we’re taking budgeting notes.
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Sponsoring the Aberdeen Global Service Jam
A group of us are putting on the Aberdeen leg of the Global Service Jam 27 February to 1 March, 2015. This is part of a global event taking place in 68 sites (and growing) locations around the world as a fun way to introduce people to service design.
Why we need sponsorship
This is a 48 hour event, to keep it accessible to all we don't charge a fee to attend. We need to cover some expenses for the event, primarily for catering, materials and room costs (breakdown). All organisation, facilitation and set up is being done on a voluntary basis.
We are looking for organisations able to sponsor the event, please get in touch if you would like to get involved.
Why Sponsor GSJ Aberdeen?
This is a way for you and your staff to gain experience in a prolonged, intense and active workshop facilitated by experienced professionals, who will guide and inspire your service design process over the weekend. You can expect to develop a business model canvas and to brainstorm and prototype ideas which can be evaluated and further developed following a lean startup approach.
- Developers will benefit by seeing how clients and customers work together to better understand what happens 'in the front office'.
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- If you've not done any of these things before, then you'll experience lots of new things and develop experience in working with teams, and other useful and transferable skills.
We will also help with gaining exposure for your company.
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In a world where technology is beginning to erode the concept of ‘the stranger', the decentralised community of Pallies is beginning to flourish.


Week 2
This week learning was all about how to manage the branch system within VSC, github and devops. We learned about how to add and manage other within devops. The beginnings of product planning as we got given a bunch of issues that a "client" has been faces, identified the problems and added them to a job list within devops.
I have been enjoying getting to learn VSC and some of its features. Seeing my work on github is pretty exciting. Especially when it comes to .md file type as it displays upon github. Still working the kinks out with branching but there are some online website that have been helping me understand more easily as im a hands on learner.
There isn't much that i have not enjoyed so far. Pairing with others that are not as passionate to learn about this subject could appose a problem though. My group that i got assigned did have different opinions than i did. We did struggle to add people to the project on devops. I had it set to private and it wasn't working properly. Changed to public and the others in my group could see the repo and edit. I still need to learn to use the main branch less often and use the dev branch more. It feels like i commit way too many times. Markdown feels like a pain to use. Much more comfortable in HTML.
This week has been very productive for me as i have spent a lot of out of school time to learn html,css, markdown, xd, and github. Need to learn javascript.
Git Branching
Learning Tool: [Learn Git Branching](learngitbranching.js.org/)
Git branching is very useful for when you are developing and coding. It allows you to creates sub versions of your final product ready to be reviewed. Once your code has be reviewed by someone else *(they might find ways to making your code easier to read and more modular)* then it can be pushed into your main branch. You can either use `git switch` or `git merge`. Git switch is looking to replace git merge in the future. Git merging is for merging branches into one another. You should not merge your main branch into another branch. Only merge branches into main. It is recommended not to use rebase.
To branch in Visual Studio Code use the command `git branch dev`.
To create a branch using Github, click the drop down and simply type in your new name branch
![Github creating branch](/src/des501//img/ghcb.PNG)
To create a branch in devops
Repos > Branches > New Branch
Git Branching Exercises
### Branching in Git
*Exercise Introduction sequence: 02*
This exercise teaches you how to create a branch and then select it.
commands used
`git branch bugFix`
`git checkout bugFix`
### Merging in Git
*Exercise Introduction sequence: 03*
This exercise teaches you how to create, select and then finally merge branches into each other
commands used
`git branch bugFix`
`git checkout bugFix`
`git commit`
`git checkout main`
`git commit`
`git merge bugFix`
### Rebase in Git
*Exercise Introduction sequence: 04*
Recommended not to use
This exercise teaches you how to rebase
commands used
`git branch bugFix`
`git checkout bugFix`
`git commit`
`git checkout main`
`git commit`
`git checkout bugFix`
`git rebase main`
###Other useful commands
`git branch --list`
*allows you to view a list branches*
Devops and Github
Both platforms are very easily to use and the ui is nicely presented. I do prefer using github at this moment. I like the layout better. I find that it is down to personal preference on which one to use.
What devops does well is that it is more focus on the visuals. There are widgets you can get for your dashboard. It is easy to create a job with multiple tasks and assign it to a work mate.
What github does well that i found well presented. Everything is not too many clicks away. .md files preview nicely in github as well.
Github: [My Github](https://github.com/EzekielBrown)
Devops: [My Devops](https://dev.azure.com/Zek-Brown)


Purchase Order System
Select System
Quotation
Payment
Delivery Challan
Material Rejection Note
Purchase Order
Enquiry
Purchase Requistion
Invoice
Dashboard


In this example, the configuration was created in design-time in XML, made default using default
XML
attribute. So it appears right after opening the screen.
A user can create conditions based on JPQL expressions by selecting Create JPQL condition in the Add search
condition dialog. JPQL conditions can also be defined in the screen XML (jpqlFilter
).
In this example, the JPQL condition allows a user to filter orders by a product contained in order lines. You can see the condition properties in the advanced filter editor available via the Edit settings menu item.
hasInExpression
attribute defines whether JPQL expression contains IN
expression. In the
second configuration, the JPQL condition allows a user to filter orders by customer grades.