Alright, so here goes. A second post dedicated to my new Macbook Air and what I’ve got set up on it. I decided to start fresh with just a few of my favorite apps! Here’s the list of what I’ve got going on thus far.
First, the apps I use for coding:
These are the apps that I use for keepin in touch with folks:
This group is all about keeping me organized and albe to see what I’m working on:
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Public Attributes | |
| Animator | animator |
| Reference to Animator that contains animation for running and attacking. More... | |
| float | stoppingDistance = 2.0f |
| Stopping distance. More... | |
| bool | canMove |
| Check for if the Enemy can move. More... | |
| Transform | target |
| Target for the Enemy to move towards and attack. More... | |
| NavMeshAgent | agent |
| Agent for navigating around the nav mesh. More... | |
Private Member Functions | |
| void | Start () |
| void | Update () |
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| void | FaceTarget () |
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This class is responsible for controlling the enemies movement.
Contains methods for updating location and setting destination.
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Face the player.
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Update the partners location and rotation.
| NavMeshAgent PartnerController.agent |
Agent for navigating around the nav mesh.
| Animator PartnerController.animator |
Reference to Animator that contains animation for running and attacking.
| bool PartnerController.canMove |
Check for if the Enemy can move.
| float PartnerController.stoppingDistance = 2.0f |
Stopping distance.
| Transform PartnerController.target |
Target for the Enemy to move towards and attack.


Newcastle striker Andy Carroll loses battle to build double gazebo at £4.1m Essex mansion
The former England international's plans were rejected by Epping Forest Council as they dubbed the structure 'alien' and said it would be 'considered harmful'
by Alex MilneAndy Carroll has been dealt a blow off the pitch with the news that his proposal to build a double gazebo in his Essex mansion has been rejected.
The structure would have been around 25ft-long and divided into three sections, including a bar, BBQ and TV area.
However, the council have not allowed the construction to go ahead, and a decision notice by Epping Forest District Council read: "The proposed structures are considered harmful to the special character of the listed house and its setting by reasons of their location, size and general appearance.
"The proposed structures would look alien at this location."
Carroll bought the mansion from legendary singer Sir Rod Stewart in May, and the stunning six-bedroom house has a full-size football pitch, swimming pool, tennis courts and boating lake.
Planning documents submitted about Carroll's plans had stated: "The owner Mr Andy Carroll would like to put a solid oak gazebo in his rear garden and also a solid oak gazebo/porch.
"The gazebo will be located in the garden at the rear of the property which is a solid oak free standing structure which is not connected to the house.
"The oak gazebo and oak gazebo/porch are free standing structures and are not fixed to the house in any way.
"Mr Andy Carroll would like to use oak to keep in character of the grounds being woodlands and fields."
Carroll moved back to his boyhood club Newcastle United over the summer following seven years at West Ham , but has so far failed to score on his return to the Magpies after six Premier League appearances, and has yet to play a full 90 minutes.
He is a cult hero at the club, however, after scoring 33 goals in 91 games in his first spell at the club between 2006-2011, before signing for Liverpool for £35m.


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Player Input
During this tutorial we’ll handle keyboard input and allow moving the Player around the screen. We’ll update the field-of-view as the Player moves and make sure that walls cannot be walked through.
Small Refactoring
Before starting on new code I noticed two things that should have been cleaned up in the last tutorial. The first was that in our OnRootConsoleUpdate()
method in Game.cs
we were still setting the background color and printing a message to _mapConsole
. Immediately after doing this we overwrote all that work and drew our real map over it. Basically we were doing extra work that we didn’t need to do so we can delete those lines.
The second thing is that all of the code from OnRootConsoleUpdate()
for setting the background color and printing a message to each of the other three consoles is being called on each update. This is also a waste as currently the contents of those consoles never changes. All of that code can be moved to Main()
so it will only be executed once when we first start our game.
Although these refactorings are optional and the code will still work without doing them, I find that it is nice to continuously look at what you have written and try to clean it up. Some people call this the “boy scout rule” which is to always leave the code cleaner than you found it.
Creating a Direction Enumeration
Before we start handling the keyboard input it could be nice to create an enumeration of all the possible directions that a player could move. Create a new Enum
called Direction.cs
in the Core
folder of the project. Direction.cs
should have the following code in it:
namespace RogueSharpV3Tutorial.Core
{
// Direction values correspond to numpad numbers
public enum Direction
{
None = 0,
DownLeft = 1,
Down = 2,
DownRight = 3,
Left = 4,
Center = 5,
Right = 6,
UpLeft = 7,
Up = 8,
UpRight = 9
}
}
You’ll notice that the enum supports diagonals however in this tutorial game we will only allow the player to move up, down, left and right. At this time RogueSharp is missing diagonal support in it’s pathfinder but that is something that we’re looking into adding.
Setting Actor Positions
Since our DungeonMap
class is responsible for knowing which Cells
are walkable and it will also keep track of the positions of all of our Actors
it seems like a good place to put a method that will move an Actor
. Note that currently the Player
is defined in the Game
class and it is an exception as we want the Player
to exist outside of the context of the DungeonMap
so that we can regenerate the DungeonMap
when moving down into deeper levels
Open DungeonMap.cs
and add the following methods to it:
// Returns true when able to place the Actor on the cell or false otherwise
public bool SetActorPosition( Actor actor, int x, int y )
{
// Only allow actor placement if the cell is walkable
if ( GetCell( x, y ).IsWalkable )
{
// The cell the actor was previously on is now walkable
SetIsWalkable( actor.X, actor.Y, true );
// Update the actor's position
actor.X = x;
actor.Y = y;
// The new cell the actor is on is now not walkable
SetIsWalkable( actor.X, actor.Y, false );
// Don't forget to update the field of view if we just repositioned the player
if ( actor is Player )
{
UpdatePlayerFieldOfView();
}
return true;
}
return false;
}
// A helper method for setting the IsWalkable property on a Cell
public void SetIsWalkable( int x, int y, bool isWalkable )
{
Cell cell = GetCell( x, y );
SetCellProperties( cell.X, cell.Y, cell.IsTransparent, isWalkable, cell.IsExplored );
}
The SetActorPosition()
method runs through a set of steps to make sure that the old cell that the actor was previously on is now walkable, and the new cell the actor is moved to is not walkable. It also updates the player field-of-view if the actor that was moved was the player. The return status here is also important. It returns false if the actor could not be moved. This is necessary when moving the player in case we try to move into a wall or other impassible cell.
The SetIsWalkable()
method is really just a helper function so that we don’t have to call SetCellProperties()
with so many parameters. In the future I think these helpers might be added directly to the RogueSharp Map
class.
Command System
Make a new class in the Systems
folder called CommandSystem.cs
. The responsibility of this class will be to carry out the commands that the Player
executes.
Add the following code to CommandSystem.cs
:
public class CommandSystem
{
// Return value is true if the player was able to move
// false when the player couldn't move, such as trying to move into a wall
public bool MovePlayer( Direction direction )
{
int x = Game.Player.X;
int y = Game.Player.Y;
switch ( direction )
{
case Direction.Up:
{
y = Game.Player.Y - 1;
break;
}
case Direction.Down:
{
y = Game.Player.Y + 1;
break;
}
case Direction.Left:
{
x = Game.Player.X - 1;
break;
}
case Direction.Right:
{
x = Game.Player.X + 1;
break;
}
default:
{
return false;
}
}
if ( Game.DungeonMap.SetActorPosition( Game.Player, x, y ) )
{
return true;
}
return false;
}
}
The only method in this class for now is the MovePlayer()
method which takes a Direction
as a parameter. Based on the direction that is input we add or subtract to the X or Y position of the player. Then we call SetActorPosition()
on the player to move them to the new position and return the result. The result will be true if the player is able to move and false otherwise.
Capturing Key Presses
The last class that we’ll need to modify is Game.cs
to get everything hooked up.
First of all we need to add a new static member _renderRequired
and a new property CommandSystem
to the top of the class.
private static bool _renderRequired = true;
public static CommandSystem CommandSystem { get; private set; }
Then in our Main()
method we need to instantiate a new CommandSystem
CommandSystem = new CommandSystem();
Next we need to capture the last key pressed and handle it in OnRootConsoleUpdate()
// Event handler for RLNET's Update event
private static void OnRootConsoleUpdate( object sender, UpdateEventArgs e )
{
bool didPlayerAct = false;
RLKeyPress keyPress = _rootConsole.Keyboard.GetKeyPress();
if ( keyPress != null )
{
if ( keyPress.Key == RLKey.Up )
{
didPlayerAct = CommandSystem.MovePlayer( Direction.Up );
}
else if ( keyPress.Key == RLKey.Down )
{
didPlayerAct = CommandSystem.MovePlayer( Direction.Down );
}
else if ( keyPress.Key == RLKey.Left )
{
didPlayerAct = CommandSystem.MovePlayer( Direction.Left );
}
else if ( keyPress.Key == RLKey.Right )
{
didPlayerAct = CommandSystem.MovePlayer( Direction.Right );
}
else if ( keyPress.Key == RLKey.Escape )
{
_rootConsole.Close();
}
}
if ( didPlayerAct )
{
_renderRequired = true;
}
}
RLNET allows us to get the last key pressed by calling Keyboard.GetKeyPress()
on the root console. The _renderRequired
private member is a bit of an optimization. There is no need to redraw our map if no action was performed and the player didn’t move. Other than that all we are doing is checking if one of the direction keys was pressed and handing it off to the CommandSystem.MovePlayer()
method to handle the movement. We also hooked up the Escape key to close the game.
The last step is to wrap our drawing code in OnRootConsoleRender()
in an if statement checking _renderRequired
so that we don’t redraw all the consoles when nothing has changed.
// Event handler for RLNET's Render event
private static void OnRootConsoleRender( object sender, UpdateEventArgs e )
{
// Don't bother redrawing all of the consoles if nothing has changed.
if ( _renderRequired )
{
// ... previous drawing code remains here
_renderRequired = false;
}
}
Code on GitHub
As always the code for the tutorial series so far can be found on GitHub:
Bored waiting for the next tutorial? The complete tutorial project is already finished and the source code is available on Github:
- Sample Roguelike game using RogueSharp and RLNet console
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NIXON A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1995 James Berardinelli RATING (0 TO 10): 7.8
United States, 1995 U.S. Availability: 12/20/95 (wide) Running Length: 3:10 MPAA Classification: R (Language, mature themes) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Cast: Anthony Hopkins, James Woods, Paul Sorvino, Joan Allen, Powers Boothe, Ed Harris, Bob Hoskins, J.T. Walsh, E.G. Marshall, David Paymer, David Hyde Pierce Director: Oliver Stone Producers: Clayton Townsend, Andrew G. Vanja, and Oliver Stone Screenplay: Oliver Stone, Stephen J. Rivele, and Christopher Wilkinson Cinematography: Robert Richardson Music: John Williams U.S. Distributor: Hollywood Pictures
It's always a tricky proposition to make a motion picture based on recent history -- and the more public the episode, the more difficult it is for the film maker to balance drama with accuracy. This is especially true when that film maker is Oliver Stone, a director known more for self-aggrandizement than for the thoughtful handling of difficult issues. Under Stone, JFK turned into a three-hour paranoid ordeal with a conspiracy theory ten times less plausible than the Warren Commission's "one bullet" hypothesis. NATURAL BORN KILLERS became a sickening display of indulgent ego-stroking.
It's entirely because of Stone's reputation that the even- handedness of NIXON is such a surprise. While not an unassailable portrait of the late president, this movie at least attempts to present Nixon as a human being, with all the failings and greatness inherent in a man of his stature. Nixon is portrayed an neither demonic nor angelic. This is a rare occasion where Stone's script is more concerned with executing a character study than pushing a political agenda. The film even ends with a touching tribute culled from Nixon's funeral last year.
That's not to say that Stone has stuck entirely to the historical record. Unwilling to abandon conspiracy theories, the director comes up with a rather ridiculous connection between Nixon and JFK's assassins. The man linking the title character to November 22, 1963 is a rich Texas oil magnate, played by none other than Larry Hagman. While his name isn't J.R. Ewing, the similarities are too obvious to ignore. One wonders if Stone didn't include this bit just to incite controversy and raise a few eyebrows.
NIXON is not a simple regurgitation of historical events. In fact, history is used primarily as the backdrop against which this character study takes place. Less a biography than an impressionist's vision, the film may disappoint those expecting a vitriolic attack on someone who is surely not among Stone's heroes. But the lead personae, as realized by Anthony Hopkins, isn't reduced to an unthinking, unfeeling caricature. While Nixon is depicted as a paranoid, borderline-megalomaniac, he's also shown to have deep moral convictions, a strong sense of loyalty, and a love of his country. The drama plays out in a Shakespearean fashion, with Nixon's tragic flaw of hubris clearly in evidence. Hopkins is not heavily made up -- and therefore doesn't really look like his character -- but his mannerisms are perfect and he is allowed a full range of facial expressions (unlike Robert Duvall in STALIN). Hopkins does far more with acting than fake jowls could ever accomplish.
The film's structure is disjointed, especially during the first hour, as the narrative skips back and forth through time from Watergate to 1960 to the 1920s and 30s. Stone is giving us a snapshot of Nixon's life, but it comes in such a random and haphazard fashion that it dims the dramatic impact and dilutes early character development. It's not until the film's second hour, as Nixon faces the dilemma of how to end the Vietnam War, that Hopkins' character starts to click.
Stone's penchant for bizarre cinematography damages the film more often than not. Many of the odd camera angles, film stock switches, and surrealistic superimposed backdrops are distracting rather than effective. Unfortunately, this has become one of Stone's trademarks; he seems unable to make a film without making some kind of statement to the effect of: "Look at me! I'm an artist!" NIXON would have been better focused without such grandstanding.
There are several memorable scenes in NIXON and these, along with Hopkins' outstanding portrayal, keep the viewer engaged. One takes place at the Lincoln Memorial, where Nixon faces a group of student protesters and tries to explain why he can't stop the Vietnam War. Another is a confrontation between the President and his wife (Joan Allen) as his whole life goes up in smoke. Then there's a moment in the White House where Nixon and Kissinger (Paul Sorvino) pray as the President prepares to offer his resignation. And, throughout the whole film, there's Nixon's ongoing competition with JFK, his most bitter foe in life and death.
NIXON really doesn't offer any surprising insights, nor does it break new ground for the director. This is a dynamic -- if flawed -- look at the man who, for better and for worse, changed America's place in the world and its perception of itself. There are few who do not have an opinion of Nixon. In this motion picture, Oliver Stone presents his vision of the forces that drove and motivated the late President. And, factual or not, there's no denying that NIXON has moments when it is nothing short of compelling.
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Here, you can find instructions to play the strategy game of surrounded.
Note: There was initially an idea to add a neural network as the opponent,
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The objective of the game is to SURROUND an enemy tile.
The blue tiles are the tiles which you can control, and are called Ally Tiles.
The red tiles belong to your opponent, and are called Enemy Tiles.
The ally and enemy tiles can move to Empty Tiles, which are light grey in colour.
To move an ally tile, you need to first click on it, and then click on the empty tile where you want
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Swot analysis: Zimbabwe is hoping for a platinum mining boom
by Staff ReporterCommentaries from industry expert Frank Holmes focusing on gold price movements, what’s moving markets and what to expect in the metals sector.
This includes his weekly Gold SWOT analysis, which is also featured in his own Kitco News show Gold Game Film.
By Kitco News
Strengths
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- The best performing metal this week was platinum, up 2.61 percent, followed closely by palladium, up 2.39 percent. Both platinum and palladium experienced strong demand as hedge funds pushed their net-long positions to five and three-week highs, respectively. Gold traders and analysts were mostly bullish in the weekly Bloomberg survey due to renewed concerns over a trade deal between the U.S. and China. The latest rate cut by the Fed helped remove a negative characteristic of gold – that it doesn’t pay any interest. With real yields now negative, the yellow metal is comparatively attractive.
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- Gold saw its fifth monthly gain in October after benefitting from haven buying amid increased geopolitical tensions. Turkey’s official gold reserves rose $72 million from the previous week to now total $26.5 billion. According to central bank data, Turkish gold reserves are up 42 percent year-over-year. American Eagle gold-coin sales from the U.S. Mint more than doubled in October, versus September and were the highest since March, with total sales of 11,500 ounces.
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- The yellow metal initially fell after the Fed cut rates for the third time on Wednesday, but then quickly regained those loses despite policy makers hinting they might put further cuts on hold. Bloomberg reports that the Fed looks prepared to stop cuts in order to assess the impact on the economy of their reductions over the past three meetings. Dan Pavilonis, senior market strategist at RJ O’Brien & Associates LLC, said “there’s a lot of moving parts now that are creating a theme to be bullish on gold.”
Weaknesses
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- The worst performing metal this week was silver, with a slight gain of 0.44 percent, despite setting a five-week high on futures net long positions. The ISM Index rose in October by lower than estimates and signals a third straight month of contraction for U.S. manufacturing. The index rose to 48.3 from a 10-year low of 47.8 in September, compared with median projections of 48.9. Bloomberg reports that the low reading highlights challenges for manufacturers such as the ongoing trade war, slowing global growth and a strong dollar.
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- The Chicago PMI reading also missed estimates, posting the lowest reading since 2015 at 43.2 for the month of October. Bloomberg analysis shows that the index has never dipped this low out of a recessionary period except for the 2015-2016 oil and China growth scare. Market reactions to the reading were very negative, which makes sense given its recessionary prediction history.
- The Perth Mint reported that gold coin and bar sales totaled 32,469 ounces in October, down from 46,837 ounces the month prior. Silver sales did increase at 1.39 million ounces, versus 1.35 in September. Gold consumption in China fell 9.6 year-over-year in the first nine months of 2019 at 768.31 tons, according to the China Gold Association. Demand in the world’s largest consuming country was hit by higher prices and downward pressure on the economy.
Opportunities
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- Bloomberg’s Eddie van der Walt says that gold’s bullish performance even as the S&P 500 continues to hit record highs suggest that gold has “unfinished business” at $1,550 an ounce. “While U.S. GDP has so far held up in the face of slowing manufacturing, there’s still plenty of bears out there wary of stocks near record highs – they will probably be pivotal in pushing the metal back to the highs for a re-test.”
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- Torex Gold reported strong third quarter earnings. The company had revenue of $198.2 million on sales of 132,535 ounces of gold and produced 138,145 ounces during the quarter. Torex will be appointing Jody Kuzenko as its new CEO at the annual general meeting in June 2020, which is a huge step for gender diversity in the mining world. Evolution Mining’s Executive Chairman Jake Klein cautioned companies to practice responsible capital spending and not rush into acquisitions. Klein says “fundamentally, I don’t see it as our business, or our position, to buy assets on the basis that the gold price is going to go up.”
- Zimbabwe is hoping that a platinum mining boom will help revive its economy. Platinum projects valued at more than $8 billion have been announced by Cypriot and Russian investors, but the country still remains politically and economically instable. Zimbabwe is home to the world’s third largest platinum-group metal deposits and has announced 2.79 million ounces in output by 2024, almost triple current output levels.
Threats
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- The market for bulletproof vehicles is skyrocketing and demand in the U.S. is higher than ever, according to a Bloomberg news story. Philip Nadjafov, whose family founded Isotrex, says business has risen in the last three years to fulfill UN and government contracts and that “people are investing in their security.” This is a troubling sign of the times and highlights the wealth gap of more consumers able to afford six-figure bullet proof personal vehicles. ArmorMax CEO Mark Burton says “people are worried about random acts of violence.”
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- Well-known hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones says that the S&P 500 will fall 25 percent if Democrat Elizabeth Warren wins the 2020 presidential election – one of many on Wall Street who are predicting doom if there’s a shakeup in the White House. However, just a few years ago strategists were predicting a big drop if Donald Trump was elected, which did not happen. Point being there will be many political risks from now until the 2020 election and no one can say for sure how the stock market will respond to anyone becoming elected, or re-elected.
- The U.S.-China trade deal still seems unlikely after China is said to doubt that any long-term deal with President Trump will be possible. Another turn is that Chile cancelled an economic summit in a few weeks where the U.S. and China were meant to meet and sign phase 1 of a deal.


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Wisconsin man's sentencing for Iowa slaying delayed
NEW HAMPTON, Iowa - The sentencing of a Wisconsin man found guilty of manslaughter in Iowa has been delayed a week.
Nineteen-year-old Dalton Adam, of Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin, was convicted Nov. 4 of voluntary manslaughter. He'd been charged with first-degree murder, but the jury convicted him of the lesser crime.
Winneshiek County court records say Adam's sentencing was set for Tuesday but has been rescheduled for Tuesday next week.
He and his friend Jacob Seelinger were charged after the July 2018 attack on 46-year-old David Hansen outside Hansen's home in Decorah. Seelinger's been convicted of second-degree murder and sentenced to up to 50 years in prison.


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Create a pod called time-check in the any namespace. This pod should run a container called time-check that uses the busybox image. 1. Create a config map called time-config with the data TIME_FREQ=10 in the same namespace. 2. The time-check container should run the command: while true; do date; sleep $TIME_FREQ;done and write the result to the location /opt/time/time-check.log. 3. The path /opt/time on the pod should mount a volume that lasts the lifetime of this pod.
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- preprocessing,
- classification
- and automatic
- summarization
- of emails
Melusine is a high-level Python library for emails classification and feature extraction, written in Python and capable of running on top of Scikit-Learn, Keras or Tensorflow. Melusine is designed for the preprocessing, classification and automatic summarization of emails written in french.
Features
- Email preprocessing Toolbox
- Custom email preprocessing Pipeline
- NLP Toolbox
- Phraser and Tokenizer Pipeline
- Embeddings training
- Metadata Pipeline
- Summarization by Keywords extraction
- JSON Config file valuable to preprocessing that can be customized
- Custom name file to discard or flag according to name relevance
- Classification Toolbox
- Convolutional networks and Recurrent networks
- Runs seamlessly on CPU and GPU
- Semantic detector for sentiment score prediction and topic search
easy preprocessing
Provide a TransformerScheduler class to build your own transformer and integrate it into a scikit-learn Pipeline
high adaptability
Freedom to train his own classification and automatic summarization model according to the constraints your problem


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My style is perhaps no style
Just the best painting:
Ignore the works of the ego
No artistic rhymes
No hollow metaphors
Just an attempt
An urge
Whatever it takes
To outline
To scatter
What I see
What I feel
Utterly
The most truly.
Because of this,
I can't really help
Empty minds
Waste time
Riddled at the blank
Dwelling in plastic.
For what's seen
Grasped truly,
The beauty of the world,
It's always clear
The words become candid
Inviting, warm hugs.
In a napkin or a tissue
With colorful kids' pencils,
Draw the world as it is
Simply and beautifully
Just that
With no deceit
With no excuse.
If anything,
Try to just
Make light
Out of puzzles,
Not puzzles
Out of light.


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| Src Url | [[Akten]] (2016) | |
This is the first of a series of articles [1, 2, 3], on research I’ve done over the past few years that I’m only just getting round to…
Collaborative creativity
[[sujet]]
Convolutional Neural Networks
[[sujet]]
human-machine collaborative drawing environment
[[AIContext]]
autonomous agent
an autonomous agent sketches images while optionally allowing a user to directly influence the agent’s trajectory.
computational models of creativity
#context
[[AIContext]]
[...] we focus on investigating the opportunities provided by Deep artificial Neural Networks (DNNs) — in particular Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) — combined with agent-based AI methods — such as Monte Carlo Tree Search (MCTS) — for the task of driving collaborative drawing agents
#goal
[[AIInvestigation]]
We combine Monte Carlo Tree Search with image classifiers and test both shallow models (e.g. multinomial logistic regression) and deep Convolutional Neural Networks (e.g. LeNet, Inception v3).
The aim of this research is to create an autonomous, collaborative, ‘creative’ agent that can sketch images in realtime, while optionally allowing a user to intervene and physically influence the agent, affecting how and what it decides to draw. [...] our objective is to allow the agent to take random actions, and sketch any path that resembles a predetermined, desired object class .
#goal
[[AIAgent]] | [[AIDrawing]]
autonomous collaborative creative agent
#concept
[[AIConcept]]
Monte Carlo Tree Search (MCTS)
#concept
[[AIConcept]] | [[AIAgent]]
realtime agent based methods.
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Citer:(Akten, 2016)
FTag: Akten-2016
APA7: Akten, M. (2016). Collaborative creativity with Monte Carlo Tree Search and Convolutional Neural Networks (and other…. Medium. https://medium.com/@memoakten/collaborative-creativity-with-monte-carlo-tree-search-and-convolutional-neural-networks-and-other-69d7107385a0
[...] our objective is to allow the agent to take random actions, and sketch any path that resembles a predetermined, desired object class .


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Source Code
Click source code is hosted in a SVN repository. You can checkout the code
anonymously or as a committer.
When you want to checkout the source code, either checkout the trunk or
a specific release.
Trunk consists of the following:
+--[click] Click Framework
|
+--[examples] Various example applications
|
+--[sandbox] Provides an area for committers to experiment with various features
|
+--[tools] Various tools for working with Click including ClickIDE
To checkout the Click Framework from trunk run the command:
svn co http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/click/trunk/click/
To checkout the 1.4.2 release run the command:
svn co http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/click/tags/click-1.4.2/
There is also a graphical view of the SVN repository provided by Fisheye:
http://fisheye6.atlassian.com/browse/click
To build Click see the Building topic for details.


Declared an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty the glorious, honey-coloured towns and villages of the Cotswolds look as if they have strayed into the 21st century from another era.
The Lake District is by far the UK's most popular national park. Ever since the Romantic poets arrived in the 19th century, its postcard panorama of craggy hilltops, mountain tarns and glittering lakes has been stirring the imaginations of visitors.
For fans of castles and coast this is the place to visit. Beyond the sands and stones, this part of Wales offers rich opportunity for various water sports, walking and birdwatching.
This scattered archipelago of 70 islands has a time-worn, slightly mystical charm of its own.On the Orkney Islands, travelers will be rewarded with storm-battered cliffs, ancient stone circles, and ominous-looking “sea stacks,” which rise from the churning blue water like swords.
You can't get further west in England than the ancient Celtic kingdom of Cornwall. Blessed with the southwest's wildest coastline and most breathtakingly beautiful beaches, this proudly independent peninsula has always marched to its own tune.
Rolling across the Pennines' southernmost hills is the glorious Peak District National Park. Ancient stone villages are folded into creases in the landscape, and the hillsides are littered with stately homes and rocky outcrops.


Configuration
- Introduction
- Environment Configuration
- Accessing Configuration Values
- Configuration Caching
- Debug Mode
- Maintenance Mode
Introduction
All of the configuration files for the Laravel framework are stored in the config
directory. Each option is documented, so feel free to look through the files and get familiar with the options available to you.
These configuration files allow you to configure things like your database connection information, your mail server information, as well as various other core configuration values such as your application timezone and encryption key.
Environment Configuration
It is often helpful to have different configuration values based on the environment where the application is running. For example, you may wish to use a different cache driver locally than you do on your production server.
To make this a cinch, Laravel utilizes the DotEnv PHP library. In a fresh Laravel installation, the root directory of your application will contain a .env.example
file that defines many common environment variables. During the Laravel installation process, this file will automatically be copied to .env
.
Laravel's default .env
file contains some common configuration values that may differ based on whether your application is running locally or on a production web server. These values are then retrieved from various Laravel configuration files within the config
directory using Laravel's env
function.
If you are developing with a team, you may wish to continue including a .env.example
file with your application. By putting placeholder values in the example configuration file, other developers on your team can clearly see which environment variables are needed to run your application.
{tip} Any variable in your
.env
file can be overridden by external environment variables such as server-level or system-level environment variables.
Environment File Security
Your .env
file should not be committed to your application's source control, since each developer / server using your application could require a different environment configuration. Furthermore, this would be a security risk in the event an intruder gains access to your source control repository, since any sensitive credentials would get exposed.
Environment Variable Types
All variables in your .env
files are typically parsed as strings, so some reserved values have been created to allow you to return a wider range of types from the env()
function:
.env Value |
env() Value |
|---|---|
| true | (bool) true |
| (true) | (bool) true |
| false | (bool) false |
| (false) | (bool) false |
| empty | (string) '' |
| (empty) | (string) '' |
| null | (null) null |
| (null) | (null) null |
If you need to define an environment variable with a value that contains spaces, you may do so by enclosing the value in double quotes:
APP_NAME="My Application"
Retrieving Environment Configuration
All of the variables listed in this file will be loaded into the $_ENV
PHP super-global when your application receives a request. However, you may use the env
helper to retrieve values from these variables in your configuration files. In fact, if you review the Laravel configuration files, you will notice many of the options are already using this helper:
'debug' => env('APP_DEBUG', false),
The second value passed to the env
function is the "default value". This value will be returned if no environment variable exists for the given key.
Determining The Current Environment
The current application environment is determined via the APP_ENV
variable from your .env
file. You may access this value via the environment
method on the App
facade:
use Illuminate\Support\Facades\App;
$environment = App::environment();
You may also pass arguments to the environment
method to determine if the environment matches a given value. The method will return true
if the environment matches any of the given values:
if (App::environment('local')) {
// The environment is local
}
if (App::environment(['local', 'staging'])) {
// The environment is either local OR staging...
}
{tip} The current application environment detection can be overridden by defining a server-level
APP_ENV
environment variable.
Accessing Configuration Values
You may easily access your configuration values using the global config
helper function from anywhere in your application. The configuration values may be accessed using "dot" syntax, which includes the name of the file and option you wish to access. A default value may also be specified and will be returned if the configuration option does not exist:
$value = config('app.timezone');
// Retrieve a default value if the configuration value does not exist...
$value = config('app.timezone', 'Asia/Seoul');
To set configuration values at runtime, pass an array to the config
helper:
config(['app.timezone' => 'America/Chicago']);
Configuration Caching
To give your application a speed boost, you should cache all of your configuration files into a single file using the config:cache
Artisan command. This will combine all of the configuration options for your application into a single file which can be quickly loaded by the framework.
You should typically run the php artisan config:cache
command as part of your production deployment process. The command should not be run during local development as configuration options will frequently need to be changed during the course of your application's development.
{note} If you execute the
config:cache
command during your deployment process, you should be sure that you are only calling theenv
function from within your configuration files. Once the configuration has been cached, the.env
file will not be loaded; therefore, theenv
function will only return external, system level environment variables.
Debug Mode
The debug
option in your config/app.php
configuration file determines how much information about an error is actually displayed to the user. By default, this option is set to respect the value of the APP_DEBUG
environment variable, which is stored in your .env
file.
For local development, you should set the APP_DEBUG
environment variable to true
. In your production environment, this value should always be false
. If the variable is set to true
in production, you risk exposing sensitive configuration values to your application's end users.
Maintenance Mode
When your application is in maintenance mode, a custom view will be displayed for all requests into your application. This makes it easy to "disable" your application while it is updating or when you are performing maintenance. A maintenance mode check is included in the default middleware stack for your application. If the application is in maintenance mode, a Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\Exception\HttpException
instance will be thrown with a status code of 503.
To enable maintenance mode, execute the down
Artisan command:
php artisan down
If you would like the Refresh
HTTP header to be sent with all maintenance mode responses, you may provide the refresh
option when invoking the down
command. The Refresh
header will instruct the browser to automatically refresh the page after the specified number of seconds:
php artisan down --refresh=15
You may also provide a retry
option to the down
command, which will be set as the Retry-After
HTTP header's value, although browsers generally ignore this header:
php artisan down --retry=60
Bypassing Maintenance Mode
Even while in maintenance mode, you may use the secret
option to specify a maintenance mode bypass token:
php artisan down --secret="1630542a-246b-4b66-afa1-dd72a4c43515"
After placing the application in maintenance mode, you may navigate to the application URL matching this token and Laravel will issue a maintenance mode bypass cookie to your browser:
https://example.com/1630542a-246b-4b66-afa1-dd72a4c43515
When accessing this hidden route, you will then be redirected to the /
route of the application. Once the cookie has been issued to your browser, you will be able to browse the application normally as if it was not in maintenance mode.
Pre-Rendering The Maintenance Mode View
If you utilize the php artisan down
command during deployment, your users may still occasionally encounter errors if they access the application while your Composer dependencies or other infrastructure components are updating. This occurs because a significant part of the Laravel framework must boot in order to determine your application is in maintenance mode and render the maintenance mode view using the templating engine.
For this reason, Laravel allows you to pre-render a maintenance mode view that will be returned at the very beginning of the request cycle. This view is rendered before any of your application's dependencies have loaded. You may pre-render a template of your choice using the down
command's render
option:
php artisan down --render="errors::503"
Redirecting Maintenance Mode Requests
While in maintenance mode, Laravel will display the maintenance mode view for all application URLs the user attempts to access. If you wish, you may instruct Laravel to redirect all requests to a specific URL. This may be accomplished using the redirect
option. For example, you may wish to redirect all requests to the /
URI:
php artisan down --redirect=/
Disabling Maintenance Mode
To disable maintenance mode, use the up
command:
php artisan up
{tip} You may customize the default maintenance mode template by defining your own template at
resources/views/errors/503.blade.php
.
Maintenance Mode & Queues
While your application is in maintenance mode, no queued jobs will be handled. The jobs will continue to be handled as normal once the application is out of maintenance mode.
Alternatives To Maintenance Mode
Since maintenance mode requires your application to have several seconds of downtime, consider alternatives like Laravel Vapor and Envoyer to accomplish zero-downtime deployment with Laravel.


You've completed all of the levels! Nicely done.
If you'd like to add a new level, please submit a Pull Request to https://github.com/richorama/puzzle


Have you noticed the buttons marking differences in the Differences viewer?
You can simply apply differences between panes, by clicking one of these chevron buttons.
Keep the Ctrl key pressed, and the chevron buttons change to . Click one of these buttons to append contents of the current pane of the Differences viewer to the other pane.
If you keep Shift pressed, the chevrons turn into . Click this button to revert changes.


EAnalytics - Flutter SDK
Initialization
Call Eulerian.init
ONCE before any tracking request at the top-level of your app.
It will try to sync any failed tracking attemps locally stored.
await Eulerian.init('test.domain.dev')
You can optionnally request tracking authorization for iOS devices by passing the requestTrackingAuhtorization flag to the init method.
To track EAProperties
, call Eulerian.track
from anywhere in your flutter app.
If the POST request fails, it will be stored in local storage for future retry.
EAProperties include EACart, EAEstimate, EAOrder, EAProducts, EASearch - Additional models are here to help building EAProperties : Action, Params, Product, Search, SiteCentric
Eulerian.track([
EAProducts(path: '/add/products')
..addProduct(Product(ref: 'p1', name: 'Product 1', group: 'test_group'))
])
iOS Setup 📱
If you're planning on using the advertisingIdentifier : make sure you update your Info.plist
file located in ios/Runner directory and add the NSUserTrackingUsageDescription
key with a custom message describing your usage
<key>NSUserTrackingUsageDescription</key>
<string>Request tracking...</string>
If your app calls the App Tracking Transparency API, you must provide custom text, known as a usage-description string, which displays as a system-permission alert request.
When initializing EAnalytics, pass the requestTrackingAuthorization
flag to prompt user for tracking authorization
@override
void initState() {
Eulerian.init('domain.name', requestTrackingAuthorization: true);
super.initState();
}
Flutter SDK version
>=2.12.0 <3.0.0


Product Growth and Expansion Strategies should consider the Product, Market Strategy, Customers and Financing.
Product What’s special or proprietary? Is the product patentable? Are there any similar products out there? What are the advantages and disadvantages of the product? How does this product fit with the rest of our product line?
Market Strategy How does this affect our existing product line? Are we cannibalizing one of our existing products? Are we replacing an existing product? How will this expand our customer base and increase sales? What will the competitive response be? What are the barriers to entering this market? Who are the major players and how much market share does each firm have?
Customers Who are our customers? How can we best reach them? Can we reach them through the internet? How can we ensure we retain them?
Financing How will the project be financed? What is the best allocation of funds? Can we support the debt?


Return to Me (2000) 2 1/2 stars out of 4. Starring David Duchovny, Minnie Driver, Carroll O'Connor, Robert Loggia, David Alan Grier, Bonnie Hunt, James Belushi and Joely Richardson. Written by Hunt and Don Lake. Directed by Hunt
He's a successful young architect madly in love with his wife.
She's a waitress, lying in a hospital bed awaiting the heart that will give her a second chance at life.
This is the setup for 'Return to Me,' a romantic feather in which you know everything that is going to happen within the first five minutes. There are no surprises, no sudden twists or deviations.
Yet, like dining at your favorite restaurant, you still enjoy the experience even though you've done it hundreds of times.
I must confess that under this cynical exterior beats the heart of a romantic, thus "Return to Me" was most appealing.
It has a quaint, old-fashioned quality to it. The characters are good people, even though they are recognizable types. Nevertheless, you root for these vulnerable protagonists as they overcome their misfortunes and rediscover happiness.
He's the still-in-mourning husband driven by work to battle the pain of loss.
She's the chipper, warm-hearted young woman thankful for her good fortune.
They meet cute when she serves him, his obnoxious and rude blind date and some friends at her grandfather's tavern - O'Reilly's Italian Restaurant.
They are attracted to each other and begin dating. Bob (David Duchovny) begins to smile again. Grace (Minnie Driver) finds what she never thought she would experience - love.
Together they make a handsome couple.
The only drawback is her reluctance to tell him about her transplant, especially after she learns about the donor.
I don't believe I am giving anything away. Anyone with a rudimentary knowledge of the genre can forecast what is going to happen with more accuracy than a meteorologist predicting rain in April.
Duchovny and Driver make a sweet pair. You want to see their relationship succeed. Both are charming, and both perform admirably. Driver, especially, is a lovely actress, easy on the eyes.
Duchovny easily fits into the leading man persona, showing flashes of wit, determination, pain and vulnerability.
The real star of "Return to Me" is Bonnie Hunt, who co-wrote the script and directs, as well as plays a supporting role as Driver's best friend.
Her dry wit and observations are punctuated throughout the film.
An enticing supporting cast, including Carroll O'Connor, Robert Loggia, Joely Richardson, David Alan Grier and James Belushi, add to the enjoyment. "Return to Me" is not a ground-breaking movie. It is a formulaic, but its charm compensates for its minor flaws.
At about 115 minutes, "Return to Me" is a fine date movie.
Bob Bloom is the film critic at the Journal and Courier in Lafayette, IN. A member of the Online Film Critics Society, he can be reached at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For more reviews by Bob Bloom, go to www.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Bob+Bloom
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This document provides an introduction to, and the benefits of, DIAL (the Device Independent Authoring Language). It summarizes the concept of device independence, the scenarios in which it could be used, and the considerations in order to achieve that goal. It then describes the role of DIAL in ensuring the delivery of content suitable for the user, device and inherent circumstances in which it was requested.
This document has been discontinued as part of the closure the Ubiquitous Web Applications Working Group.


DisableAction
Format:
/disableaction {reference number}
or
/disableaction {trigger}
Description:
Disables an action, so that it no longer executes when the triggering text is seen.
- {reference number} The number of the action to disable.
- {text pattern} The trigger text of the action to disable.
Examples:
/disableaction 3
This will disable the action that is numbered 3 in the action list.
/disableaction {^You are %0 miles away}
This will disable the action that contains the provided trigger.
Related Commands:
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 Glad you asked.
Two days ago I got the following email from a customer:
Please pass along my compliments to your development team. In less than 15 minutes I had installed and uploaded my first project to the vault with ZERO problems. Coming from the source safe world thats unheard of. Awesome job.
Obviously we like these notes, and we're happy that most of our customers have this kind of experience with our product.
And then yesterday I got another email from a different customer. The message started out like this:
We have just spent several days trying to migrate our VSS repository to Vault with almost no success.
When a customer has problems with our product, we drop everything to help them. We want to do whatever it takes to make sure they're happy. But the nagging questions still ring in my mind: How can both of these emails be true? Is the product great? Or is it lame? Surely it can't be both?
I've been selling dev tools for quite a while now, and I've had to learn that sometimes life is like this.  The reasons are rarely obvious. All you can do is be thankful that happy customers are the majority, and then get to work figuring out what's wrong.
Granted, this kind of thing happens more often with younger products like Vault. But strangely enough, it still happens sometimes with SourceOffSite. This product is quite mature and is being used by over 50,000 people. And yet, every few months we hear from a customer who just can't make the product work at all. Weird.
I could write a long article on why this happens, but sometimes it's nice to not be a "know-it-all". If you're running a small ISV, next time this kind of dissonance happens to you, drop me an email. We'll commiserate.


| FLINK-2874 |
Certain Avro generated getters/setters not recognized |
Minor |
Core |
Ulf Karlsson |
|
| FLINK-2751 |
Quickstart is in documentation but only linked through the Flink homepage |
Major |
Documentation |
Maximilian Michels |
|
| FLINK-2742 |
Broken link in setup quickstart |
Major |
Documentation |
dengjie |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-2691 |
Broken links to Python script on QuickStart doc |
Minor |
Documentation |
Felix Cheung |
|
| FLINK-2689 |
Reusing null object for joins with SolutionSet |
Major |
Local Runtime |
Fabian Hueske |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-2659 |
Object reuse in UnionWithTempOperator |
Major |
Distributed Runtime |
Greg Hogan |
Greg Hogan |
| FLINK-2617 |
ConcurrentModificationException when using HCatRecordReader to access a hive table |
Critical |
Hadoop Compatibility |
Arnaud Linz |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-2341 |
Deadlock in SpilledSubpartitionViewAsyncIO |
Critical |
Distributed Runtime |
Stephan Ewen |
Ufuk Celebi |
| FLINK-2224 |
JobManager log does not contain root cause and stack trace of exceptions |
Major |
Core |
Till Rohrmann |
|
| FLINK-2219 |
JobManagerInfoServlet IllegalArgumentException when pressing state button |
Major |
JobManager, Webfrontend |
Ufuk Celebi |
|
| FLINK-2207 |
Online documentation of Table API is out of date |
Minor |
. |
Till Rohrmann |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-2206 |
JobManager webinterface shows 5 finished jobs at most |
Blocker |
Webfrontend |
Fabian Hueske |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-2199 |
Build with skipped tests fails on Windows |
Major |
Scala Shell |
Fabian Hueske |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-2191 |
Inconsistent use of Closure Cleaner in Streaming API |
Blocker |
Streaming |
Aljoscha Krettek |
Aljoscha Krettek |
| FLINK-2183 |
TaskManagerFailsWithSlotSharingITCase fails. |
Major |
. |
Sachin Goel |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-2177 |
NullPointer in task resource release |
Blocker |
Distributed Runtime |
Stephan Ewen |
Ufuk Celebi |
| FLINK-2164 |
Document batch and streaming startup modes |
Major |
Documentation |
Robert Metzger |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-2135 |
Java plan translation fails with ClassCastException (probably in first()) |
Major |
Java API |
Robert Metzger |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-2134 |
Deadlock in SuccessAfterNetworkBuffersFailureITCase |
Major |
. |
Ufuk Celebi |
|
| FLINK-2133 |
Possible deadlock in ExecutionGraph |
Major |
. |
Aljoscha Krettek |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-2132 |
Java version parsing is not working for OpenJDK |
Critical |
Start-Stop Scripts |
Ufuk Celebi |
Ufuk Celebi |
| FLINK-2130 |
RabbitMQ source does not fail when failing to retrieve elements |
Major |
Streaming, Streaming Connectors |
Stephan Ewen |
Márton Balassi |
| FLINK-2127 |
The GSA Documentation has trailing </p> s |
Minor |
Documentation, Gelly |
Andra Lungu |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-2126 |
Scala shell tests sporadically fail on travis |
Major |
Scala Shell |
Robert Metzger |
Nikolaas Steenbergen |
| FLINK-2123 |
Fix CLI client logging |
Major |
Core |
Ufuk Celebi |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-2121 |
FileInputFormat.addFilesInDir miscalculates total size |
Minor |
Core |
Gabor Gevay |
Gabor Gevay |
| FLINK-2113 |
env.execute() is no longer needed after a call to print() |
Major |
Gelly |
Andra Lungu |
Andra Lungu |
| FLINK-2112 |
Wrong package statement in KafkaITCase and KafkaLocalSystemTime |
Major |
Streaming Connectors |
Matthias J. Sax |
Márton Balassi |
| FLINK-2109 |
CancelTaskException leads to FAILED task state |
Major |
Distributed Runtime |
Ufuk Celebi |
Ufuk Celebi |
| FLINK-2104 |
Fallback implicit values for PredictOperation and TransformOperation don't work if Nothing is inferred as the output type |
Major |
Machine Learning Library |
Till Rohrmann |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-2098 |
Checkpoint barrier initiation at source is not aligned with snapshotting |
Blocker |
Streaming |
Stephan Ewen |
Aljoscha Krettek |
| FLINK-2096 |
Remove implicit conversions in Streaming Scala API |
Major |
Streaming |
Aljoscha Krettek |
Aljoscha Krettek |
| FLINK-2088 |
change return type of name function in DataStream scala class |
Major |
Streaming |
Faye Beligianni |
Márton Balassi |
| FLINK-2076 |
Bug in re-openable hash join |
Major |
Local Runtime |
Stephan Ewen |
Chiwan Park |
| FLINK-2071 |
Projection function can fail non serializable |
Major |
Java API |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-2070 |
Confusing methods print() that print on client vs on TaskManager |
Major |
Core |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-2069 |
writeAsCSV function in DataStream Scala API creates no file |
Blocker |
Streaming |
Faye Beligianni |
Márton Balassi |
| FLINK-2065 |
Cancelled jobs finish with final state FAILED |
Major |
Distributed Runtime |
Robert Metzger |
|
| FLINK-2063 |
Streaming checkpoints consider only input and output vertices |
Major |
Streaming |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-2062 |
Fix names of memory segment config parameter |
Major |
Core |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-2059 |
Rename modules flink-compiler to flink-optimizer in pom.xml |
Major |
Python API |
Tamara |
|
| FLINK-2058 |
Hadoop Input Splits do not use proper UserCodeClassloader |
Major |
Hadoop Compatibility |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-2054 |
StreamOperator rework removed copy calls when passing output to a chained operator |
Blocker |
Streaming |
Gyula Fora |
Aljoscha Krettek |
| FLINK-2041 |
Optimizer plans with memory for pipeline breakers, even though they are not used any more |
Major |
Optimizer |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-2040 |
TaskTest.testCancelDuringInvoke:434->validateListenerMessage:712 expected:<CANCELING> but was:<CANCELED> |
Major |
TaskManager |
Robert Metzger |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-2026 |
Error message in count() only jobs |
Minor |
Core |
Sebastian Schelter |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-2022 |
log4j.properties are not in quickstart projects |
Major |
Quickstarts |
Robert Metzger |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-2007 |
Initial data point in Delta function needs to be serializable |
Major |
Streaming |
Márton Balassi |
Márton Balassi |
| FLINK-2006 |
TaskManagerTest.testRunJobWithForwardChannel:432 expected:<FINISHED> but was:<FAILED> |
Major |
TaskManager |
Robert Metzger |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-2004 |
Memory leak in presence of failed checkpoints in KafkaSource |
Critical |
Streaming |
Stephan Ewen |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-2002 |
Iterative test fails when ran with other tests in the same environment |
Major |
Streaming |
Péter Szabó |
Márton Balassi |
| FLINK-2001 |
DistanceMetric cannot be serialized |
Critical |
Machine Learning Library |
Chiwan Park |
Chiwan Park |
| FLINK-1990 |
Uppercase "AS" keyword not allowed in select expression |
Minor |
Table API |
Fabian Hueske |
Cheng Hao |
| FLINK-1985 |
Streaming does not correctly forward ExecutionConfig to runtime |
Blocker |
Streaming |
Aljoscha Krettek |
Matthias J. Sax |
| FLINK-1978 |
POJO serialization NPE |
Major |
Core |
Flavio Pompermaier |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-1968 |
Make Distributed Cache more robust |
Major |
Local Runtime |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1956 |
Runtime context not initialized in RichWindowMapFunction |
Major |
Streaming |
Daniel Bali |
Márton Balassi |
| FLINK-1952 |
Cannot run ConnectedComponents example: Could not allocate a slot on instance |
Blocker |
Scheduler |
Robert Metzger |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1951 |
NullPointerException in DeltaIteration when no ForwardedFileds |
Critical |
Iterations |
Vasia Kalavri |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-1922 |
Failed task deployment causes NPE on input split assignment |
Major |
JobManager |
Robert Metzger |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-1920 |
Passing -D akka.ask.timeout=5 min to yarn client does not work |
Major |
YARN Client |
Robert Metzger |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-1918 |
NullPointerException at org.apache.flink.client.program.Client's constructor while using ExecutionEnvironment.createRemoteEnvironment |
Major |
YARN Client |
Zoltán Zvara |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1911 |
DataStream and DataSet projection is out of sync |
Major |
Java API, Streaming |
Gyula Fora |
Péter Szabó |
| FLINK-1892 |
Local job execution does not exit. |
Major |
Flink on Tez |
Kostas Tzoumas |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-1891 |
Add isEmpty check when the input dir |
Major |
Local Runtime |
Sibao Hong |
Sibao Hong |
| FLINK-1878 |
Add mode to Environments to deactivate sysout printing |
Major |
Tests |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1868 |
EnvironmentInformationTest.testJavaMemory fails on Travis |
Minor |
Tests |
Robert Metzger |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1866 |
In StreamConfig IN_STREAM_EDGES and OUT_STREAM_EDGES have same config key |
Major |
Streaming |
Aljoscha Krettek |
Gyula Fora |
| FLINK-1862 |
Collect() does not support non-serializable user types |
Major |
Java API, Scala API |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1855 |
SocketTextStreamWordCount example cannot be run from the webclient |
Major |
Examples, Streaming, Webfrontend |
Gyula Fora |
Chiwan Park |
| FLINK-1850 |
Snapshot docs overview page refers to wrong version |
Minor |
Documentation |
Ufuk Celebi |
|
| FLINK-1848 |
Paths containing a Windows drive letter cannot be used in FileOutputFormats |
Critical |
. |
Fabian Hueske |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-1847 |
Change Scala collect() method to return a Seq |
Major |
Scala API |
Stephan Ewen |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-1845 |
NonReusingSortMergeCoGroupIterator uses ReusingKeyGroupedIterator |
Major |
Local Runtime |
Stephan Ewen |
Alexander Alexandrov |
| FLINK-1843 |
Job History gets cleared too fast |
Major |
JobManager |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-1841 |
WindowJoinITCase fails |
Major |
Streaming |
Fabian Hueske |
Márton Balassi |
| FLINK-1840 |
Job execution fails on Windows (native and Cygwin) |
Critical |
JobManager |
Fabian Hueske |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-1839 |
Failures in TwitterStreamITCase |
Critical |
Streaming |
Stephan Ewen |
Márton Balassi |
| FLINK-1835 |
Spurious failure of YARN tests |
Major |
YARN Client |
Stephan Ewen |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-1832 |
start-local.bat/start-local.sh does not work if there is a white space in the file path (windows) |
Minor |
Local Runtime |
Nikolaas Steenbergen |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-1831 |
runtime.taskmanager.RegistrationTests fails spuriously |
Major |
Distributed Runtime |
Márton Balassi |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1828 |
Impossible to output data to an HBase table |
Major |
Hadoop Compatibility |
Flavio Pompermaier |
|
| FLINK-1820 |
Bug in DoubleParser and FloatParser - empty String is not casted to 0 |
Critical |
Core |
Felix Neutatz |
Felix Neutatz |
| FLINK-1817 |
ClassLoaderObjectInputStream fails with ClassNotFoundException for primitive classes |
Major |
Core |
Fabian Hueske |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-1811 |
Allow users to pass custom buffer sizes and timeouts to PersistentKafkaSource |
Minor |
Streaming |
Robert Metzger |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-1796 |
Local mode TaskManager should have a process reaper |
Major |
JobManager |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1795 |
Solution set allows duplicates upon construction. |
Major |
Iterations |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1793 |
Streaming File Source cannot be canceled |
Critical |
Streaming |
Maximilian Michels |
Márton Balassi |
| FLINK-1781 |
Quickstarts broken due to Scala Version Variables |
Blocker |
Quickstarts |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1777 |
Update Java 8 Lambdas with Eclipse documentation |
Minor |
Documentation |
Timo Walther |
Timo Walther |
| FLINK-1776 |
APIs provide invalid Semantic Properties for Operators with SelectorFunction keys |
Critical |
Java API, Scala API |
Fabian Hueske |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-1768 |
Fix the bug of BlobServerConnection's LOG. |
Major |
. |
Sibao Hong |
Sibao Hong |
| FLINK-1765 |
Reducer grouping is skippted when parallelism is one |
Major |
Streaming |
Stephan Ewen |
Gyula Fora |
| FLINK-1761 |
IndexOutOfBoundsException when receiving empty buffer at remote channel |
Major |
Distributed Runtime |
Ufuk Celebi |
Ufuk Celebi |
| FLINK-1757 |
java.lang.ClassCastException is thrown while summing Short values on window |
Major |
Streaming |
Péter Szabó |
Péter Szabó |
| FLINK-1755 |
NullPointerException in LocalInputChannel.getNextLookAhead() |
Major |
Distributed Runtime |
Robert Metzger |
Ufuk Celebi |
| FLINK-1751 |
Update CLI documentation page |
Major |
Documentation |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-1724 |
TestingCluster uses local communication with multiple task managers |
Minor |
. |
Ufuk Celebi |
|
| FLINK-1721 |
Flakey Yarn Tests |
Major |
YARN Client |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1710 |
Expression API Tests take very long |
Major |
Table API |
Stephan Ewen |
Aljoscha Krettek |
| FLINK-1705 |
InstanceConnectionInfo returns wrong hostname when no DNS entry exists |
Major |
TaskManager |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1691 |
Inprove CountCollectITCase |
Major |
Tests |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1690 |
ProcessFailureBatchRecoveryITCase.testTaskManagerProcessFailure spuriously fails on Travis |
Minor |
. |
Till Rohrmann |
|
| FLINK-1685 |
Document how to read gzip/compressed files with Flink |
Major |
Documentation |
Robert Metzger |
Sebastian Kruse |
| FLINK-1683 |
Scheduling preferences for non-unary tasks are not correctly computed |
Major |
JobManager |
Fabian Hueske |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-1677 |
Properly Suppress Sysout Printing for the Degrees with exception test suite |
Minor |
Gelly |
Andra Lungu |
Andra Lungu |
| FLINK-1671 |
Add execution modes for programs |
Major |
. |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1664 |
Forbid sorting on POJOs |
Major |
JobManager |
Fabian Hueske |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-1660 |
MultiTriggerPolicyTest timeout during test |
Minor |
Streaming |
Ufuk Celebi |
Ufuk Celebi |
| FLINK-1656 |
Filtered Semantic Properties for Operators with Iterators |
Critical |
Documentation |
Fabian Hueske |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-1654 |
Wrong scala example of POJO type in documentation |
Trivial |
Documentation |
Chiwan Park |
Chiwan Park |
| FLINK-1652 |
Wrong superstep number in VertexCentricIteration in Collection mode |
Major |
Gelly, Iterations, Spargel |
Vasia Kalavri |
Vasia Kalavri |
| FLINK-1650 |
Suppress Akka's Netty Shutdown Errors through the log config |
Major |
other |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1649 |
Give a good error message when a user program emits a null record |
Major |
Local Runtime |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1640 |
FileOutputFormat writes to wrong path if path ends with '/' |
Major |
Java API, Scala API |
Fabian Hueske |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-1637 |
Flink uberjar does not work with Java 6 |
Critical |
Build System |
Robert Metzger |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-1635 |
Remove Apache Thrift dependency from Flink |
Major |
Java API |
Robert Metzger |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-1634 |
Fix "Could not build up connection to JobManager" issue on some systems |
Critical |
. |
Dulaj Viduranga |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1631 |
Port collisions in ProcessReaping tests |
Major |
Distributed Runtime |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1628 |
Strange behavior of "where" function during a join |
Critical |
Optimizer |
Daniel Bali |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-1626 |
Spurious failure in MatchTask cancelling test |
Major |
Local Runtime |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1616 |
Action "list -r" gives IOException when there are running jobs |
Minor |
. |
Vasia Kalavri |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1608 |
TaskManagers may pick wrong network interface when starting before JobManager |
Major |
TaskManager |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1600 |
Failure when submitting a job leaves user code libraries in the BLOB manager |
Minor |
Distributed Runtime |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1598 |
Give better error messages when serializers run out of space. |
Major |
Local Runtime |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1596 |
FileIOChannel introduces space in temp file name |
Minor |
Local Runtime |
Johannes |
Johannes |
| FLINK-1587 |
coGroup throws NoSuchElementException on iterator.next() |
Major |
Gelly |
Carsten Brandt |
Andra Lungu |
| FLINK-1585 |
Fix computation of TaskManager memory for Mini Cluster (tests) |
Major |
. |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1584 |
Spurious failure of TaskManagerFailsITCase |
Major |
. |
Till Rohrmann |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-1582 |
SocketStream gets stuck when socket closes |
Major |
Streaming |
Márton Balassi |
Mingliang Qi |
| FLINK-1580 |
Cleanup TaskManager initialization logic |
Major |
. |
Till Rohrmann |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1578 |
Overhaul BLOB manager |
Major |
JobManager |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1574 |
Flink fails due to non-initialized RuntimeContext in CombiningUnilateralSortMerger |
Critical |
Local Runtime |
Fabian Hueske |
|
| FLINK-1569 |
Object reuse mode is not working with KeySelector functions. |
Major |
Java API |
Robert Metzger |
Aljoscha Krettek |
| FLINK-1563 |
NullPointer during state update call |
Major |
JobManager |
Stephan Ewen |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-1559 |
Normalize all Akka URLs to use IP addresses, not hostnames |
Major |
Distributed Runtime |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1556 |
JobClient does not wait until a job failed completely if submission exception |
Major |
. |
Till Rohrmann |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-1547 |
Disable automated ApplicationMaster restart |
Major |
YARN Client |
Robert Metzger |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-1546 |
Failed job causes JobManager to shutdown due to uncatched WebFrontend exception |
Major |
JobManager |
Robert Metzger |
|
| FLINK-1545 |
Spurious failure of AsynchronousFileIOChannelsTest.testExceptionForwardsToClose |
Major |
. |
Till Rohrmann |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-1542 |
Test case at BlobUtilsTest should not assume user could not create new item in root directory |
Major |
. |
Henry Saputra |
Henry Saputra |
| FLINK-1540 |
JobManagerFailsITCase Startup timed out on travis |
Critical |
JobManager |
Robert Metzger |
|
| FLINK-1535 |
Use usercode class loader to serialize/deserialize accumulators |
Blocker |
JobManager |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1532 |
AggregatorsITCase fails spuriously |
Major |
. |
Till Rohrmann |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1531 |
Custom Kryo Serializer fails in itertation scenario |
Minor |
Iterations |
Johannes |
|
| FLINK-1499 |
Make TaskManager to disconnect from JobManager in case of a restart |
Major |
. |
Till Rohrmann |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-1498 |
Spurious failures on Travis for I/O heavy tasks |
Minor |
Build System |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1492 |
Exceptions on shutdown concerning BLOB store cleanup |
Major |
JobManager, TaskManager |
Stephan Ewen |
Ufuk Celebi |
| FLINK-1490 |
Incorrect local output sort for tuple position keys with nested tuples |
Major |
Java API |
Fabian Hueske |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-1489 |
Failing JobManager due to blocking calls in Execution.scheduleOrUpdateConsumers |
Major |
. |
Till Rohrmann |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-1488 |
JobManager web interface logfile access broken |
Major |
YARN Client |
Robert Metzger |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-1487 |
Failing SchedulerIsolatedTasksTest.testScheduleQueueing test case |
Major |
JobManager |
Till Rohrmann |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-1485 |
Typo in Documentation - Join with Join-Function |
Trivial |
Documentation |
Johannes |
Johannes |
| FLINK-1484 |
JobManager restart does not notify the TaskManager |
Major |
. |
Till Rohrmann |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-1483 |
Temporary channel files are not properly deleted when Flink is terminated |
Major |
TaskManager |
Till Rohrmann |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1479 |
The spawned threads in the sorter have no context class loader |
Major |
Local Runtime |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1475 |
Minimize log output of yarn test cases |
Minor |
. |
Till Rohrmann |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-1471 |
Allow KeySelectors to implement ResultTypeQueryable |
Major |
Java API |
Robert Metzger |
Timo Walther |
| FLINK-1465 |
GlobalBufferPool reports negative memory allocation |
Major |
Local Runtime, TaskManager |
Robert Metzger |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1455 |
ExternalSortLargeRecordsITCase.testSortWithShortMediumAndLargeRecords: Potential Memory leak |
Minor |
Local Runtime |
Robert Metzger |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1454 |
CliFrontend blocks for 100 seconds when submitting to a non-existent JobManager |
Major |
JobManager |
Robert Metzger |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1453 |
Integration tests for YARN failing on OS X |
Major |
YARN Client |
Robert Metzger |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-1446 |
Make KryoSerializer.createInstance() return new instances instead of null |
Major |
. |
Robert Metzger |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-1442 |
Archived Execution Graph consumes too much memory |
Major |
JobManager |
Stephan Ewen |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-1440 |
Missing plan visualizer image for http://flink.apache.org/docs/0.8/programming_guide.html page |
Major |
Project Website |
Henry Saputra |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1438 |
ClassCastException for Custom InputSplit in local mode and invalid type code in distributed mode |
Minor |
JobManager |
Fabian Hueske |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1437 |
Bug in PojoSerializer's copy() method |
Major |
Java API |
Timo Walther |
Timo Walther |
| FLINK-1432 |
CombineTaskTest.testCancelCombineTaskSorting sometimes fails |
Major |
. |
Robert Metzger |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1424 |
bin/flink run does not recognize -c parameter anymore |
Major |
TaskManager |
Carsten Brandt |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-1419 |
DistributedCache doesn't preserver files for subsequent operations |
Major |
. |
Chesnay Schepler |
Chesnay Schepler |
| FLINK-1416 |
Dependency versions in quickstart archetypes are wrong |
Major |
Quickstarts |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1411 |
PlanVisualizer is not working |
Minor |
. |
Till Rohrmann |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1405 |
Startup fails under Windows |
Major |
Distributed Runtime |
Thomas Jejkal |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-1397 |
JobManager web interface log file access doesn't work on YARN |
Major |
YARN Client |
Robert Metzger |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-1396 |
Add hadoop input formats directly to the user API. |
Minor |
. |
Robert Metzger |
Aljoscha Krettek |
| FLINK-1386 |
Java Quickstart Fails to import properly in Eclipse |
Major |
. |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1385 |
Add option to YARN client to disable resource availability checks |
Major |
YARN Client |
Robert Metzger |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-1384 |
Web Infoserver has unused JS libraries |
Minor |
Webfrontend |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1382 |
Void is not added to TypeInfoParser |
Minor |
Java API |
Felix Neutatz |
Timo Walther |
| FLINK-1378 |
could not find implicit value for evidence parameter of type TypeInformation |
Major |
Scala API |
John Sandiford |
Aljoscha Krettek |
| FLINK-1372 |
TaskManager and JobManager do not log startup settings any more |
Major |
JobManager, TaskManager |
Stephan Ewen |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-1371 |
KryoSerializer swallows/wraps IOExceptions |
Major |
Local Runtime |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1366 |
TextValueInputFormat ASCII FastPath is never used |
Minor |
. |
Aljoscha Krettek |
Aljoscha Krettek |
| FLINK-1365 |
ValueTypeInfo is not Creating Correct TypeComparator |
Minor |
. |
Aljoscha Krettek |
Aljoscha Krettek |
| FLINK-1361 |
log file name of JobManager changed |
Minor |
JobManager |
Maximilian Michels |
|
| FLINK-1357 |
Unsupported Union between static and dynamic path in Iterations |
Major |
Distributed Runtime |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1354 |
Disproportionally long TransitiveClosureITCase |
Minor |
Examples |
Stephan Ewen |
Kostas Tzoumas |
| FLINK-1353 |
Execution always uses DefaultAkkaAskTimeout, rather than the configured value |
Major |
JobManager |
Stephan Ewen |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-1352 |
Buggy registration from TaskManager to JobManager |
Major |
JobManager, TaskManager |
Stephan Ewen |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-1349 |
Cleanups of recently added Akka code |
Major |
. |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1346 |
Add akka parameters to the configuration |
Major |
Documentation |
Stephan Ewen |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-1343 |
Branching Join Program Deadlocks |
Major |
Distributed Runtime |
Fabian Hueske |
|
| FLINK-1342 |
Quickstart's assembly can possibly filter out user's code |
Critical |
. |
Márton Balassi |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-1332 |
Possible deadlock with two broadcast sets |
Major |
Distributed Runtime |
Sebastian Schelter |
|
| FLINK-1326 |
The output serializers may consume excessive memory |
Major |
Distributed Runtime |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1300 |
Duplicate class DataInputViewStream |
Minor |
Java API |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1296 |
Add support for very large record for sorting |
Major |
Local Runtime |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1260 |
Add custom partitioning to documentation |
Minor |
Documentation, Java API, Scala API |
Fabian Hueske |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-1259 |
FilterFunction can modify data |
Major |
Java API, Optimizer, Scala API |
Fabian Hueske |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1255 |
Problems with generic types in Scala API |
Major |
Scala API |
Sebastian Schelter |
Aljoscha Krettek |
| FLINK-1246 |
Flaky test RecoveryITCase |
Minor |
Distributed Runtime |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1206 |
Add option to the web client to specify default parallelism for a program |
Minor |
Webfrontend |
Stephan Ewen |
Mingliang Qi |
| FLINK-1193 |
InvalidTypesException for Array[Array[Tuple2[Int, Double]]] |
Major |
. |
Till Rohrmann |
Timo Walther |
| FLINK-1169 |
Join Hint Specification in .join() Function is not Documented |
Major |
Java API, Scala API |
Aljoscha Krettek |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-1162 |
Cannot serialize Scala classes with Avro serializer |
Major |
Local Runtime, Scala API |
Till Rohrmann |
|
| FLINK-1141 |
Selfjoin fails after DataSet exceeds certain size |
Minor |
Distributed Runtime, Local Runtime |
Robert Waury |
|
| FLINK-1090 |
Join deadlocks when used inside Delta iteration |
Major |
Distributed Runtime, Iterations, Scala API |
Stefan Bunk |
|
| FLINK-1088 |
Iteration head deadlock |
Major |
Iterations |
Márton Balassi |
|
| FLINK-1018 |
Logistic Regression deadlocks |
Major |
. |
Markus Holzemer |
|
| FLINK-1013 |
ArithmeticException: / by zero in MutableHashTable |
Major |
. |
Till Rohrmann |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-997 |
NullPointerException in BinaryUnionReplacer for unions in iterations |
Major |
Local Runtime |
Till Rohrmann |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-988 |
ExtendedManagementProtocol.getAvailableSlots() returns non-serializable type |
Minor |
JobManager |
Robert Metzger |
|
| FLINK-952 |
TypeExtractor requires the argument types of the UDF to be identical to the parameter types |
Major |
Local Runtime |
Till Rohrmann |
|
| FLINK-333 |
Respect CrossWithSmall and CrossWithLarge hints |
Critical |
Java API, Optimizer, Scala API |
Fabian Hueske |
Stephan Ewen |


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The Preferences Window
When you select Preferences from the Maildrop menu, you'll be presented with the Preferences Window.
The 5 options are
- "Automatically check for updates", when this is checked, Maildrop will automatically check to see if there's a newer version and offer to download and install it for you. It checks this each time Maildrop starts (but no more than once a day).
- "Show newly created case in browser", if checked, when you click "Add Case" the browser will open to show you the newly created Case record.
- "Show newly created email in browser", if checked, when you click "Add Email" the browser will open to show you the newly created Email Task record.
- "Add attachments to cases", if checked any attachments on the email will be uploaded to Salesforce.com and attached to the case.
- "Add attachments to activities", if checked, the attachment list in the Add Email window will default to upload all attachments, if unchecked, the attachment list will default to not upload (in either case, you can select/unselect the attachments on an email by email basis)
- "Add email addresses to activity description", if checked the from/to addresses for the email will be added to the activity comments.
- "Auto show/hide button bar", if checked maildrop will automatically move the buttonbar window to the back if an email client is not the primary application, and bring it to the front when an email client becomes the active application. If you uncheck this, then the buttonbar window will behave just like a standard window.
All of these options default to being checked.
If you want to configure which extra field appears in the 'What' search results, then you can do this by right clicking on the search results table and picking configure columns. You can't do it from the preferences dialog because you need to be logged in.


To design the templates of your documents, follow the instructions in the following link. instructions
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