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New weapon from the makers of napalm
The Scotsman | Submitted by: Insanewarlock247
A newsonic weapon being developed for the Pentagon makes use of one of the
most fearsome sounds known to humans: a baby crying. Once aimed at the enemy,
a focused beam of the familiar noise, played backwards, will be painful
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Killin' gophers and such
Discovery Canada | Submitted by: The Beaver
"The 2002 Ken Turcot Memorial Gopher Derby, sponsored by the SWF, opened
on April 1 and closes June 23. Organisers estimate the province will be rid
of 35,000 gophers when the dust has settled. So far 26 participants have
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Pork chop shoes
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as shoes and kept drinking. The fatty footwear soon began disintegrating,
a witness said... Mr Bowron allegedly went to congratulate his opponent,
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Woman of Plastic is falling apart
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Utah polygamist Tom Green "married" and impregnated one of his many wives
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hearings, as well as her 1973 birth certificate and the 1986 birth certificate
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"About 20,000 chickens starved early in March after the Cypress Foods
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Preface
The Python programming language manages to reconcile many apparent
contradictions: it's both elegant and pragmatic,
simple and powerful, a high-level language that
doesn't get in your way when you want to fiddle with
bits and bytes, suitable for programming novices and great for
experts too.
This book is aimed at programmers with some previous exposure to
Python, as well as experienced programmers coming to Python for the
first time from other programming languages. The book is a quick
reference to Python itself, the most important parts of its vast
standard library, and some of the most popular and useful third-party
modules, covering a range of applications including web and network
programming, GUIs, XML handling, database interactions, and
high-speed numeric computing. It focuses on Python's
cross-platform capabilities and covers the basics of extending Python
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One of the things that makes OTP and Elixir unique is the model of supervisor behaviour that applications can take with different processes they start. In this post we will examine each of the three available in Elixir by making a supervised app.
To start, we make a supervised application:
mix new counter --sup
cd counter
Now that we have an app, we are going to create 3 modules.
They will all be GenServers that are started with the application who send themselves a message every second to increment their state by one.
One will always work, one will fail every 6 messages, and one will fail every 20 messages.
To start, it will have the default supervisory strategy of one_for_one
in application.ex
.
This strategy says that if one process dies, its siblings should stay working unaffected.
Note: No matter your supervisory strategy, if the children in your app do not succeed on start_link
and return an {:ok, pid}
tuple, the application as a whole will not start and your supervisory strategy does not matter at all.
We will stick with that in the beginning.
Let’s start with the first module in lib/counter/one.ex
.
It will fail if its state is 22.
defmodule Counter.One do
use GenServer
def start_link(_state \\ 0) do
IO.inspect("starting", label: "Counter.One")
success = GenServer.start_link(__MODULE__, 0)
IO.inspect("started", label: "Counter.One")
success
end
@impl true
def init(state) do
work(state)
# Schedule work to be performed on start
schedule_work()
{:ok, state}
end
@impl true
def handle_info(:work, state) do
work(state)
# Reschedule once more
schedule_work()
{:noreply, state + 1}
end
defp schedule_work() do
Process.send_after(self(), :work, 1000)
end
def work(state) do
case state do
22 -> raise "I'm Counter.One and I'm gonna error now"
_ -> IO.inspect("working and my state is #{state}", label: "Counter.One")
end
end
end
Note:
This is slight modification of a great example from the GenServer docs.
Also see this past Elixir School blog post for more on Process.send_after/3
.
Now, if we open lib/counter/application.ex
and add it to children, we can get it to start with our app:
defmodule Counter.Application do
# See https://hexdocs.pm/elixir/Application.html
# for more information on OTP Applications
@moduledoc false
use Application
def start(_type, _args) do
# List all child processes to be supervised
children = [
Counter.One
]
# See https://hexdocs.pm/elixir/Supervisor.html
# for other strategies and supported options
opts = [strategy: :one_for_one, name: Counter.Supervisor]
Supervisor.start_link(children, opts)
end
end
Now if we start the app, we will see it begin to work and fail at 22:
Counter.One: "working and my state is 18"
Counter.One: "working and my state is 19"
Counter.One: "working and my state is 20"
Counter.One: "working and my state is 21"
Counter.One: "starting"
Counter.One: "working and my state is 0"
Counter.One: "started"
18:27:42.566 [error] GenServer #PID<0.119.0> terminating
** (RuntimeError) I'm Counter.One and I'm gonna error now
(one) lib/counter/one.ex:33: Counter.One.work/1
(one) lib/counter/one.ex:21: Counter.One.handle_info/2
(stdlib) gen_server.erl:616: :gen_server.try_dispatch/4
(stdlib) gen_server.erl:686: :gen_server.handle_msg/6
(stdlib) proc_lib.erl:247: :proc_lib.init_p_do_apply/3
Last message: :work
State: 22
Counter.One: "working and my state is 0"
Counter.One: "working and my state is 1"
This fails because we made a specific clause to coerce failure by raising an error when the state reached 22
in our counter.
It is restarted with a state 0 (the default) after this failure.
Now lets make another module that will never fail:
defmodule Counter.Two do
use GenServer
def start_link(_state \\ 0) do
IO.inspect("starting", label: "Counter.Two")
success = GenServer.start_link(__MODULE__, 0)
IO.inspect("started", label: "Counter.Two")
success
end
@impl true
def init(state) do
work(state)
# Schedule work to be performed on start
schedule_work()
{:ok, state}
end
@impl true
def handle_info(:work, state) do
work(state)
# Reschedule once more
schedule_work()
{:noreply, state + 1}
end
defp schedule_work() do
Process.send_after(self(), :work, 1000)
end
def work(state) do
IO.inspect("working and my state is #{state}", label: "Counter.Two")
end
end
We can add it to lib/counter/application.ex
as well.
# ...
def start(_type, _args) do
# List all child processes to be supervised
children = [
Counter.One,
Counter.Two
]
end
# ...
Now, for our third and final module that will fail if state is 5
.
defmodule Counter.Three do
use GenServer
def start_link(_state \\ 0) do
IO.inspect("starting", label: "Counter.Three")
success = GenServer.start_link(__MODULE__, 0)
IO.inspect("started", label: "Counter.Three")
success
end
@impl true
def init(state) do
work(state)
# Schedule work to be performed on start
schedule_work()
{:ok, state}
end
@impl true
def handle_info(:work, state) do
work(state)
# Reschedule once more
schedule_work()
{:noreply, state + 1}
end
defp schedule_work() do
Process.send_after(self(), :work, 1000)
end
def work(state) do
case state do
5 -> raise "I'm Counter.Three and I'm gonna error now"
_ -> IO.inspect("working and my state is #{state}", label: "Counter.Three")
end
end
end
We can add it to lib/counter/application.ex
in the list of children, last after the other two:
# ...
def start(_type, _args) do
# List all child processes to be supervised
children = [
Counter.One,
Counter.Two,
Counter.Three
]
end
# ...
One For One
Now, let’s start our application and see the failure behaviour and state for each GenServer. These logs are truncated to just the interesting parts.
Counter.One: "working and my state is 4"
Counter.Two: "working and my state is 4"
Counter.Three: "working and my state is 4"
Counter.One: "working and my state is 5"
Counter.Two: "working and my state is 5"
Counter.Three: "starting"
Counter.Three: "working and my state is 0"
Counter.Three: "started"
18:11:37.495 [error] GenServer #PID<0.130.0> terminating
** (RuntimeError) I'm Counter.Three and I'm gonna error now
(counter) lib/counter/three.ex:33: Counter.Three.work/1
(counter) lib/counter/three.ex:21: Counter.Three.handle_info/2
(stdlib) gen_server.erl:616: :gen_server.try_dispatch/4
(stdlib) gen_server.erl:686: :gen_server.handle_msg/6
(stdlib) proc_lib.erl:247: :proc_lib.init_p_do_apply/3
Last message: :work
State: 5
Counter.One: "working and my state is 6"
Counter.Two: "working and my state is 6"
Counter.Three: "working and my state is 0"
Counter.One: "working and my state is 7"
Counter.Two: "working and my state is 7"
Counter.Three: "working and my state is 1"
So, we can see our first crash.
The process for Counter.Three
failed with our raised error, and was restarted.
Because our default strategy in Elixir is one_for_one
, this is expected.
In the default configuration, we dont want one child processes failure to effect any others.
If we let it continue to 22 with Counter.One
, we would see the same behaviour (allow a crash without impacting any siblings, as its one for one).
Rest For One
Now let’s try it with rest_for_one
.
Rest for one as a strategy starts the children in sequence, and if an earlier child fails the ones after it do too.
We want to change our line assigning opts
in lib/counter/application.ex
to state that.
# ...
children = [
Counter.One,
Counter.Two,
Counter.Three
]
opts = [strategy: :rest_for_one, name: Counter.Supervisor]
# ...
Now, let’s start up again. These logs are also truncated to the interesting part
Counter.One: "working and my state is 3"
Counter.Two: "working and my state is 3"
Counter.Three: "working and my state is 3"
Counter.One: "working and my state is 4"
Counter.Two: "working and my state is 4"
Counter.Three: "working and my state is 4"
Counter.One: "working and my state is 5"
Counter.Two: "working and my state is 5"
Counter.Three: "starting"
18:30:56.925 [error] GenServer #PID<0.134.0> terminating
** (RuntimeError) I'm Counter.Three and I'm gonna error now
(counter) lib/counter/three.ex:33: Counter.Three.work/1
(counter) lib/counter/three.ex:21: Counter.Three.handle_info/2
(stdlib) gen_server.erl:616: :gen_server.try_dispatch/4
(stdlib) gen_server.erl:686: :gen_server.handle_msg/6
(stdlib) proc_lib.erl:247: :proc_lib.init_p_do_apply/3
Last message: :work
State: 5
Counter.Three: "working and my state is 0"
Counter.Three: "started"
Counter.One: "working and my state is 6"
Counter.Two: "working and my state is 6"
Counter.Three: "working and my state is 0"
Counter.One: "working and my state is 7"
Counter.Two: "working and my state is 7"
The key takeaway here is order matters.
Because Counter.One
doesn’t fail until 22
is its state, and Counter.Three
fails with a state of 5
, Counter.One
will force a restart of all 3 children since its first, but Counter.Three
’s failures have no effect on its siblings.
One For All
Now let’s enable it with one_for_all
.
In this supervisory model if one child fails, all must be restarted.
To do this lets change lib/counter/application.ex
again.
opts = [strategy: :one_for_all, name: Counter.Supervisor]
If we start our app again with iex -S mix
we can see the behaviour as soon as Counter.Three
reaches a state of 5, but it again will confirm that it works the same again when we reach 22.
Counter.Two: "working and my state is 4"
Counter.One: "working and my state is 5"
Counter.Two: "working and my state is 5"
Counter.One: "starting"
Counter.One: "working and my state is 0"
Counter.One: "started"
Counter.Two: "starting"
Counter.Two: "working and my state is 0"
Counter.Two: "started"
Counter.Three: "starting"
Counter.Three: "working and my state is 0"
Counter.Three: "started"
18:34:56.122 [error] GenServer #PID<0.121.0> terminating
** (RuntimeError) I'm Counter.Three and I'm gonna error now
(counter) lib/counter/three.ex:33: Counter.Three.work/1
(counter) lib/counter/three.ex:21: Counter.Three.handle_info/2
(stdlib) gen_server.erl:616: :gen_server.try_dispatch/4
(stdlib) gen_server.erl:686: :gen_server.handle_msg/6
(stdlib) proc_lib.erl:247: :proc_lib.init_p_do_apply/3
Last message: :work
State: 5
Counter.One: "working and my state is 0"
Counter.Two: "working and my state is 0"
Counter.Three: "working and my state is 0"
We could also change the order in the children
variable match, and the same thing would happen.
That was a lot to take in, but hopefully the supervisory strategies of Elixir applications are a bit clearer now!
Caught a mistake or want to contribute to the article? Edit this page on GitHub!


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- A two-dimensional CSS styling method with two main components:
- Grid-container (parent element) has the grid laid out inside of it.
- Grid-items (children element) are placed in the grid-container’s grid.
- The container is styled into a grid and items are placed into that grid.
Key CSS Properties
- For grid-containers:
display: grid;
grid-template-rows: {row size} {row size} {etc.};
grid-template-columns: {column size} {column size} {etc.};
- Sizes can be in
px
, %
, and/or fr
s (fractions)
grid-template-areas
grid-column-gap
grid-row-gap
- shorthand:
grid-gap
justify-items
- horizontally in row
align-items
- vertically in column
- For grid-items:
grid-area: {area-name};
grid-column
grid-column-start
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grid-row
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READAHEAD
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (2)
Updated: 2014-03-15
Index
Return to Main Contents
NAME
readahead - initiate file readahead into page cache
SYNOPSIS
#define _GNU_SOURCE /* See feature_test_macros(7) */
#include <fcntl.h>
ssize_t readahead(int fd, off64_t offset, size_t count);
DESCRIPTION
readahead()
initiates readahead on a file so that subsequent reads from that file will
be satisfied from the cache, and not block on disk I/O
(assuming the readahead was initiated early enough and that other activity
on the system did not in the meantime flush pages from the cache).
The
fd
argument is a file descriptor identifying the file which is
to be read.
The
offset
argument specifies the starting point from which data is to be read
and
count
specifies the number of bytes to be read.
I/O is performed in whole pages, so that
offset
is effectively rounded down to a page boundary
and bytes are read up to the next page boundary greater than or
equal to
(offset+count).
readahead()
does not read beyond the end of the file.
The current file offset of the open file referred to by
fd
is left unchanged.
RETURN VALUE
On success,
readahead()
returns 0; on failure, -1 is returned, with
errno
set to indicate the cause of the error.
ERRORS
- EBADF
-
fd
is not a valid file descriptor or is not open for reading.
- EINVAL
-
fd
does not refer to a file type to which
readahead()
can be applied.
VERSIONS
The
readahead()
system call appeared in Linux 2.4.13;
glibc support has been provided since version 2.3.
CONFORMING TO
The
readahead()
system call is Linux-specific, and its use should be avoided
in portable applications.
NOTES
On some 32-bit architectures,
the calling signature for this system call differs,
for the reasons described in
syscall(2).
BUGS
readahead()
attempts to schedule the reads in the background and return immediately.
However, it may block while it reads the filesystem metadata needed
to locate the requested blocks.
This occurs frequently with ext[234] on large files
using indirect blocks instead of extents,
giving the appearance that the call blocks until the requested data has
been read.
SEE ALSO
lseek(2),
madvise(2),
mmap(2),
posix_fadvise(2),
read(2)
Index
- NAME
-
- SYNOPSIS
-
- DESCRIPTION
-
- RETURN VALUE
-
- ERRORS
-
- VERSIONS
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- CONFORMING TO
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- NOTES
-
- BUGS
-
- SEE ALSO
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Time: 02:54:47 GMT, September 18, 2014


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Cannabis |
(plant material) |
About a week ago my friend and I were sitting in an unusually boring class, at which point I decided I wanted to smoke pot. I had entertained the idea for about a month. In that month I had had some harsh mental conditions and was really in a rut, I needed to relax and just be mellow. So I asked my friend who had recently sworn off weed, saying he wasn’t going to do any during the school year if he could hook me up. He thought about it for a moment then agreed. We made plans to get together that coming weekend and enjoy the fine green herb.
It ended up that another of my good friends came and joined us; in fact, we did it at his house.
At first I was a little unsure. I’d heard a lot of rumors about it and wasn’t sure what was true and what wasn’t. After some research, however, I felt a lot more confident.
When the day arrived my friend called me up and said, “what cha doing today?” I informed him that I wasn’t doing anything, so he told me to come over and he and my other friend would smoke me up. Now they were determined. When I got there, we marched to my friend's room and got his weed. We gathered all the necessary materials, pipe, weed, stems, lighter, and brought them out to his backyard. Next we grabbed his stereo and about 50 CDs and hooked them up out in back.
One of my friends was preoccupied with the computer and decided that he’d wait till the next bowl to join us. So, my remaining friend and I went out in back and he forced me to take the first hit. He told me to breathe deep. So I took a huge breath and held it in my lungs. IT FELT GREAT!!!
After a few hits, my friend and I turned on his stereo to system of a down-spiders (the ultimate trippin' tune). We just sat there and listened for a few minutes. I wasn’t sure if I was high or not. I mean, I’d never been high before so I didn’t know what to expect. My friend told me to look up at the sun so he could check to see if my pupils were dilated. He said that they were like pin pricks.
After hearing the song I flounced down to the basement to join my other friend. He was listening to mp3s and watching a really cool macamp plugin called g-force (hella cool). I still wasn’t sure if I was high or not, so I figured I’d go to the bathroom and see if my eyes were red or anything. The following moments convinced me that I was higher then hell. I got lost on the way to the bathroom and fell on the floor laughing. (You have to understand that the basement is very tiny and easy to find your way around.)
I finally found the bathroom and discovered by looking in the mirror that my eyes weren’t red, which was a plus considering my dad was picking me up in a few hours. When I found my way back to the computer my friend was still watching g-force and listening to system of a down-spiders. There were odd spiraling patterns coming across the screen in cool colors in response to the music. As the pattern spun, my eyes instantly tracked to it and my head turned around with the pattern. My friend was just sitting there looking at me (he was already a little high at the time) and was like, “yeah, man, you are totally baked.” He patted me on the back, at which point I fell on the floor laughing again. Then the music started to really stick into my head, the beat became more apparent (papa roach was on at this point) and my body started moving to the music. Before long I was jumping all over the place and laughing uncontrollably.
Amidst all the fun I found myself left with an uncontrollable hunger, so we made popcorn. The popcorn took on a personality; I started examining it before I’d eat it. It was just sitting there staring at me.
I stayed up late that night and wrote some poetry. I put one song (system of a down-spiders) on repeat and just listened to it. I opened up a new document, closed my eyes and rested my hands on the keyboard. What came out amazed me, it was deep thought. Things I had written had never even occurred to me before. That was yesterday.
The high lasted the whole night (I was still even a little high the next morning, today). I had to do some homework today, which I found slightly difficult, but after about 20 minutes it all clicked into place. I was still a little foggy until about 5:00 tonight, then things got very clear. My mind just snapped into focus and I started thinking very deeply and clearly. This feeling has lasted until now.
After that most enlightening experience, I’ve decided that next month I’m going to buy a pipe and indulge probably once or twice a month. I think it's good for your thought processes. It made me think of some things that I would never have otherwise come upon. I’m still documenting all the effects on my mind and body, and so far I have not noted any negatives effects. I’m intending to write a substantially smaller follow-up to this article after I do some more next weekend (hopefully). Until then, I hope you’ve gained some knowledge or confidence or whatever you were seeking by reading this.
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Can anyone explain this behavior?
class good (n : ℕ). instance good_4 : good 4 := good.mk 4 example : good 4 := infer_instance example : good (2 + 2) := infer_instance -- other pairs summing to 4 also work example : good (2 * 2) := infer_instance -- failed to synthesize type class instance for ⊢ good (2 * 2)
Oh, good (nat.add 2 2)
doesn't work. Some magic then?
I was originally going to ask what kinds of definitional equivalence instance matching allows, but I realized I could just experiment instead.
My conclusion is that it allows all kinds of definitional equalities except that delta reductions are only permitted for reducible
definitions. In other words, it's just usual definitional equality with an appropriate transparency setting.
However, there is a small mystery remaining: why good (2 + 2)
works even by default.
This seems to be something hard-coded into type-class inference. I think type-class inference normalizes (addition on) numerals using a mechanism other than definitional equality. Look at this example:
@[priority 100000] instance my_nat_add : has_add ℕ := ⟨λ x y, 1⟩ example : good (2 + 2) := by apply_instance
Note that the tactic apply_instance
succeeds, even though 2 + 2
is not definitionally equal to 4
after my instance.
And after apply_instance
succeeds, the kernel rejects the found instance.
I think there's one more special rule about instance matching I didn't notice earlier: as far as I can tell, instances themselves are always treated as reducible, whether or not they are marked as such.
One "fun fact" here is if you write an instance like
instance : C T := by { delta T, apply_instance }
then the tactic will actually produce id (something)
, and id
is not reducible, so this will behave differently than if you had just written (something)
directly, under some circumstances.
You can use clean
to fix this
like by clean by { delta CommRing, apply_instance }
?
It worked but it doesn't look very ... clean
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Output files
DB migration has 2 output files:
- Migration model XML - This has the logical diff of the model as an
apply
orpendingDrops
change set - Apply SQL - This is the DDL script of the apply changes
When the DbMigration is run it loads any prior migration xml and combines that together to define the prior model which is then compared against the existing entity beans.
Pending Drops
Only non-destructive changes are included in apply
and changes like drop table
and
drop column
are put into a pendingDrops
changeSet.
The drop pending changes need to be explicitly selected to go into a migration.
Given applications running in a clustered environment, pending drops typically need to trail the normal apply changes by at least 1 migration. This delay could be minutes, days and some drops might not ever be run.
Migration xml
When DbMigration is run the diff
to the model is determined and output
as the migration model xml document. This diff can have apply
changes or pendingDrops
changes.
From the migration apply
changeSet the actual DDL that will be applied is generated.
Logical changes
Note that the changes in the migration xml are database agnostic and a single migration xml document can be used to generate migration DDL for multiple databases. For example, you can generate migration DDL scripts for Postgres, Oracle and SQL Server from the single migration xml. In the migration xml you will see logical types like JSON types (storing JSON documents in the DB) and for Postgres that could translate to a JSONB and for Oracle to a CLOB.
The changes are also "logical" in the sense that changes to entities with @History and @Draftable typically translates into multiple changes. For example adding a property to a @History entity could add a column to the base table, add a column to the history table and a change the triggers as required.
Example migration xml
Below is an example migration xml generated with apply
changes. The customer table
has 2 new columns added to it.
If the customer table has @History support this could also add columns to the history table and update the associated db triggers.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<migration xmlns="http://ebean-orm.github.io/xml/ns/dbmigration">
<changeSet type="apply">
<addColumn tableName="customer">
<column name="registered" type="date"/>
<column name="comments" type="varchar(1000)"/>
</addColumn>
</changeSet>
</migration>
Example migration with pendingDrops
Below is an example migration xml generated with pendingDrops
changes.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<migration xmlns="http://ebean-orm.github.io/xml/ns/dbmigration">
<changeSet type="pendingDrops">
<dropColumn columnName="shortTitle" tableName="document" withHistory="true"/>
</changeSet>
</migration>
Pending drop changes are not incorporated into the apply DDL script unless they are explicitly selected. Once pending drops are applied they drop off the 'pending drops' list.
Apply DDL
The apply ddl script contains the changes that we want to apply to the database. This is the DDL script that you get FlywayDB or similar to run.
Applying pending drops
INFO c.a.ebean.dbmigration.DbMigration - Pending un-applied drops in versions [1.2]
The DB migration will log INFO
level messages saying which migrations contain
pending drops that have not yet been applied. At some point it is decided to apply one of
the pending drops as the next migration.
// generate a migration as the drops from migration version "1.2"
System.setProperty("ddl.migration.pendingDropsFor", "1.2");
DbMigration dbMigration = DbMigration.create();
dbMigration.setPlatform(Platform.POSTGRES);
dbMigration.generateMigration();
// generate a migration as the drops from migration version "1.2"
System.setProperty("ddl.migration.pendingDropsFor", "1.2")
DbMigration.create().apply {
setPlatform(Platform.POSTGRES)
}.generateMigration()
A migration is then generated with dropsFor
set to the version of the migration that
had the pending drops that we want to apply. Additionally the migration apply ddl contains the
various drop statements that will be executed.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<migration xmlns="http://ebean-orm.github.io/xml/ns/dbmigration">
<changeSet type="apply" dropsFor="1.2">
<dropColumn columnName="shortTitle" tableName="document" withHistory="true"/>
</changeSet>
</migration>
Version format
The "version" numbering format supported is the same as FlywayDB version numbering where you may use "." or "_" (period or underscore) as separating characters.
Examples:
So 1.1
and 1_1
both translate as version 1.1
.
Note that version numbering controls the order in which migrations are executed and follows semantic
versioning so for example 1.1.1
would execute before 1.2
. By this means we
can add a "patch" migration.
Workflow
If you use Ebean's migration runner to execute the migration note that to run a migration the
requirement is that the previous migration needs to have been run
. This is slightly
different from FlywayDB which requires either strict version number order (or we can disable that to
allow any ordering).
If you are using a workflow similar to "git flow" then Ebean's migration runner allows you to process merge requests in a non-strict order. The assumption made for this to work is that in the case where there are 2 or more merge requests (that are being reviewed and not yet merged into a common DEV branch) will not have conflicting DB migration changes (If they do Ebean will allow the migration to run but the migration itself will error).
Migration version and name
For a migration the developer needs to provide the version
and name
and these can be set via environment variables, system properties or ebean.properties or programmatically.
System.setProperty("ddl.migration.version", "1.1");
System.setProperty("ddl.migration.name", "support end dating");
System.setProperty("ddl.migration.version", "1.1")
System.setProperty("ddl.migration.name", "support end dating")
Generate offline
We can generate a migration programmatically without starting the application.
In src/test/java
add the following code with a main method
.
Running this main method will generate the next migration and starts Ebean
in offline mode
. This offline mode means we don't need to start the application
or need a database to generate the migration.
package main;
import io.ebean.annotation.Platform;
import io.ebean.dbmigration.DbMigration;
import java.io.IOException;
public class GenerateDbMigration {
/**
* Generate the next "DB schema DIFF" migration.
*/
public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {
DbMigration dbMigration = DbMigration.create();
dbMigration.setPlatform(Platform.POSTGRES);
dbMigration.generateMigration();
}
}
import io.ebean.annotation.Platform
import io.ebean.dbmigration.DbMigration
fun main() {
DbMigration.create().apply {
setPlatform(Platform.POSTGRES)
}.generateMigration()
}
Running migration
You can run the migrations using FlywayDb
, Liquibase
or Ebean's own
built in migration runner.
Ebean's migration runner
## run migrations when Ebean starts
ebean.migration.run=true
## optionally specify different DB credentials
## to run the migration (own the tables)
datasource.db.adminusername=myDbTableOwner
datasource.db.adminpassword=secret
With ebean.migration.run=true
then when the EbeanServer starts it will look at the
migrations and run any that need to be run. The migration runner will by default create a table
called db_migration
that holds the meta data about the migrations that have been run
and inserts into this table when migrations are successfully executed.
Repeatable migrations
Repeatable migrations are special migrations that start with R__
and do not have a
version number. Repeatable migrations will run if they have not already been run or if there
content has changed (MD5 checksum has changed).
Repeatable migrations can contain any DDL but for ORM we use these for defining database VIEWS
and for example using @View
for mapping entity beans to database views rather than tables.
Refer to the second video showing repeatable migrations with extra-ddl.xml and use with @View.
FlywayDB note
For use with FlywayDB currently we need to prefix "version migrations" with V
in order to
support both "version migrations" and "repeatable migrations". To do this:
## must use V prefix on "version migrations" when using FlywayDB
## with both "version" and "repeatable" migrations
ebean.migration.applyPrefix=V


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| Adapted-by | - |
| Compiler | >=2.4j |
USB Communication Device Class (CDC) code This USB library files contains the low level implementation to perform serial communication over a USB interface. The usage of this library requires detailed knowledge of the USB interface and requires that several configuration parameters are defined correctly. In order to make USB serial communication more accessible for the end user, I would highly recommend to use the usb_serial library
http://www.usb.org for USB specifications
No dependency found
var volatile byte cdc_rx_wr = 0
const byte USB_REQ_GET_ENCAPSULATED_RESPONSE = 0x01
var volatile byte cdc_tx_wr=0
var byte cdc_line_status = 0x00
var volatile dword cdc_line_coding_dte_rate at cdc_line_coding[0]
const byte USB_REQ_SEND_BREAK = 0x23
var volatile byte cdc_rx_rd = 0
var volatile byte cdc_tx_rd=0
const byte USB_REQ_GET_LINE_CODING = 0x21
const byte USB_REQ_SET_LINE_CODING = 0x20
var volatile byte cdc_rx_free = USB_CDC_RX_BUFFER_SIZE
var byte cdc_rx_buffer[USB_CDC_RX_BUFFER_SIZE]
const byte USB_REQ_SET_COMM_FEATURE = 0x02
var volatile byte cdc_line_coding_parity at cdc_line_coding[5]
var volatile byte cdc_line_coding_stop_bits at cdc_line_coding[4]
const byte USB_REQ_CLEAR_COMM_FEATURE = 0x04
var volatile byte cdc_line_coding[7]
var bit last_packet_is_full = false
var volatile byte cdc_line_coding_data_bits at cdc_line_coding[6]
const byte USB_REQ_SEND_ENCAPSULATED_COMMAND = 0x00
const byte USB_REQ_SET_CONTROL_LINE_STATE = 0x22
usb_handle_class_request_callback()
usb_handle_class_ctrl_read_callback()
usb_ep_data_out_callback(byte in end_point, word in buffer_addr, byte in byte_count)
usb_cdc_putc(byte in c)
usb_cdc_handle_tx()
usb_ep_data_in_callback(byte in end_point, word in buffer_addr, byte in byte_count)
usb_handle_class_ctrl_write_callback()
usb_sof_callback()
usb_cdc_setup()
usb_cdc_rx_avail() return bit
does_sie_owns_tx_buffer() return bit
usb_cdc_line_status() return byte
usb_cdc_getc() return byte
usb_cdc_tx_empty() return byte
var volatile byte cdc_rx_wr = 0
No documentation found
const byte USB_REQ_GET_ENCAPSULATED_RESPONSE = 0x01
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var volatile byte cdc_tx_wr=0
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var byte cdc_line_status = 0x00
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var volatile dword cdc_line_coding_dte_rate at cdc_line_coding[0]
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const byte USB_REQ_SEND_BREAK = 0x23
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var volatile byte cdc_rx_rd = 0
No documentation found
var volatile byte cdc_tx_rd=0
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const byte USB_REQ_GET_LINE_CODING = 0x21
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const byte USB_REQ_SET_LINE_CODING = 0x20
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var volatile byte cdc_rx_free = USB_CDC_RX_BUFFER_SIZE
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var byte cdc_rx_buffer[USB_CDC_RX_BUFFER_SIZE]
No documentation found
const byte USB_REQ_SET_COMM_FEATURE = 0x02
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var volatile byte cdc_line_coding_parity at cdc_line_coding[5]
0=None, 1=Odd, 2=Even, 3=Mark, 4=Space
var volatile byte cdc_line_coding_stop_bits at cdc_line_coding[4]
0=1 stop bit, 1=1.5 stop bits, 2=2 stop bits
const byte USB_REQ_CLEAR_COMM_FEATURE = 0x04
No documentation found
var volatile byte cdc_line_coding[7]
No documentation found
var bit last_packet_is_full = false
No documentation found
var volatile byte cdc_line_coding_data_bits at cdc_line_coding[6]
5,6,7,8 or 16 bits
const byte USB_REQ_SEND_ENCAPSULATED_COMMAND = 0x00
No documentation found
const byte USB_REQ_SET_CONTROL_LINE_STATE = 0x22
No documentation found
usb_handle_class_request_callback()
No documentation found
usb_handle_class_ctrl_read_callback()
No documentation found
usb_ep_data_out_callback(byte in end_point, word in buffer_addr, byte in byte_count)
No documentation found
usb_cdc_putc(byte in c)
This usb_cdc_putc will transmit the specified character. Under normal conditions the character to be transmitted is placed into the fifo, so the call will be non blocking. This implies that buffer overruns can occur when the transmit FIFO is full. Therefore it is adviced to check the transmit FIFO state before calling this procedure to avoid buffer overruns. These buffer overrun issues have been addressed in the usb_serial library, therefore it is highly recommended to use this library instead of calling this low level procedure
usb_cdc_handle_tx()
This procedure will handle the transmission of the (bulk) data. The procedure check if there are pending characters in the tranmit FIFO. These character(s) are send in chunk(s), the chunk size is dependent on the conifguration of the bulk interface endpoint
usb_ep_data_in_callback(byte in end_point, word in buffer_addr, byte in byte_count)
This function is called when data can be transmitted via the bulk interface
usb_handle_class_ctrl_write_callback()
No documentation found
usb_sof_callback()
No documentation found
usb_cdc_setup()
This procedure will intialize the line status of the communicatin device class
usb_cdc_rx_avail() return bit
This function returns there has been a character received, function will return true if there is at least one pending receive character, false otherwise
does_sie_owns_tx_buffer() return bit
This function returns the status of the SIE tx buffer. Either the SIE can own the transmit buffer (tranmit is pending) or it can be owned by the CPU. This function return true if the SIE owns the buffer, otherwise false is returned
usb_cdc_line_status() return byte
This function returns the line status. If on the host side the COM port has not been opened, the return status will be 0x00, otherwise it will be != 0
usb_cdc_getc() return byte
This usb_cdc_getc function wait (blocking) until a character has been received. The byte value of the received character is returned by this function
usb_cdc_tx_empty() return byte
This function returns the empty status of the transmit FIFO, it will return true if transmit FIFO is empty, false otherwise


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Angry Jubilee MP Confronts Chinese Contractors to Their Faces
by Derrick OkubasuA seemingly fed-up Jubilee member of the National Assembly took matters into his own hands and stormed a Chinese construction site confronted some Chinese contractors at a work station in his county.
According to a video aired by KTN News on Sunday, November 24, Mathira MP Rigathi Gachagua confronted the contractors for by-passing locals to employ foreigners in the project.
The visibly angry lawmaker further gave ultimatums to the contractors demanding that they should rectify the situation as soon as possible and ensure at least Ksh500 million of the Ksh1.5 billion project circulates within the county.
"You cannot come here with people from other places and there are people here who are not working and yet where you operate depends on the taxpayers' money.
"Ksh500 million must be left here with our people, you understand? We want the money to circulate for the locals to feel the benefit of this project," stated Gachagua.
The lawmaker was reacting after receiving complaints from locals that the firm had not employed any of their people since starting the construction works.
The broadcaster further indicated that the contractor had imported workers from a previous work station in Kirinyaga County to Mathira, Nyeri County.
"What we cannot accept is that you go and bring people from all over the country while our people are not working
"What is happening is that when they came to build this road, they had come from other projects, they came with some supervisors from other projects," he continued.
After the meeting, the Chinese contractors agreed to make the changes. On Sunday, November 24, an interview for truck drivers was carried out at the site.


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Official statistics for independent school inspections and outcomes covering the period September 2013 to August 2014.
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The Killers announce new album
by Jason BracelinThe Killers are back with a bang.
The Las Vegas rockers have announced a new record, “Imploding the Mirage,” due out in the spring.
The band took to Twitter and Instagram to break the news, while also providing a handful of mostly European tour dates for May and June.
While details of the band’s forthcoming sixth album are scarce at this point, the record was at least partially made in Utah, according to a recent interview that singer Brandon Flowers did with British music publication “NME.”
Tentative song titles, as evidenced by an Instagram post listing the tunes they were working on in the studio, include “Blowback,” “Party People,” “Spirit of Mystery,” “When Dreams Run Dry” and more.
The album follows up 2017’s “Wonderful Wonderful,” which was the band’s first record to top the Billboard 200.
In the U.K., where The Killers are arguably even bigger than they are Stateside, the album enabled the group to become the first ever international act to have their first five albums hit number one.
They’ll look to make it six soon enough.
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Jairah has the funkiest hair. It is so fine and whispy, that it often stands on end or has the beginnings of dreadlocks. But of course he doesn't at all mind. He loves to pose for a photo, bed hair and all.
I will admit now, that some days it doesn't get brushed and looks like this all-day-long. It certainly doesn't bother him and well, I think it kind of sums him up very well. I can't say I look that good on my bad hair days though! Jacinta x


INTRODUCTIONMacaroni and cheese
Everybody freeze!!
In Celesta’17, the Threshold Club presents you “Rocket Propulsion”
Bottle with head and flow
Ready to fly with a blow
It's time for you to win and glow.
Objective:
You need to convert a simple plastic bottle into a rocket which can be fired through the rocket launcher (which will be provided) into the sky reaching weapon of mass destruction.
Rules:
A team can have at most 2 members.
Each team needs to bring a modified bottle rocket with them. The alcohol will be provided.
Inner diameter of mouth of the bottle should be slightly greater than the nozzle.
Judging Criteria:
Judging will be based on the followings:
1. Each team must submit about 100 words text explaining their rocket design. You can also add the image of your rocket .The last date for submission is 6 October by 5 pm. Send your responses in a MS Word file at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(10 points)
2. The appearance of rocket . (10 points each)
3. The rockets will be shot and the range will be measured. The range will be measured for only those rockets whose range exceeds a minimum distance, provided at the beginning of this round.
4.The rocket having the maximum range will be the winner. (70 points)
# It is advised to not to use bottels other than common soft drinks plastic bottles.
** Final decision in case of any dispute will be solely in the hands of the organizers.
Venue and Timing:


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T-Watch Standard¶
1.Description¶
The T-Watch Standard is an ESP32-based programmable watch kit consisting of a Core PCB and a Standard backplane. You can even program T-Watch Standard with Arduino, ESP-IDF or MicroPython.
2.Feature¶
Main chip: ESP32, dual core MCU (integrated dual mode Bluetooth/wifi), PMU power management
Display: 1.54 inch LCD capacitive touch screen
Sensor: BMA423 three-axis accelerometer, built-in step counting algorithm, activity recognition / tracking, advanced gesture recognition, etc.
Combination kit: lithium battery, design open mold, and thick strap, and black and white
Development platform: ESP-IDF (native SDK), Arduino, Lua, MicroPython, Scratch
Support heart rate, blood oxygen detection
Support TF card reading and writing
Support for expandable module use
3.Pin details¶
Display¶
ESP32 |
Attribute |
Description |
|---|---|---|
GPIO05 |
CS |
TFT_CS |
GPIO18 |
SCLK |
TFT_SCLK |
GPIO19 |
MOSI |
TFT_MOSI |
GPIO27 |
DC |
FT_DC |
GPIO12 |
BL |
TFT_BL |
TF Card¶
ESP32 |
Attribute |
Description |
|---|---|---|
GPIO13 |
CS |
TF_CS |
GPIO15 |
MOSI |
TF_MOSI |
GPIO02 |
MISO |
TF_MISO |
GPIO14 |
SCLK |
TF_SCLK |
Max30102 heart rate¶
ESP32 |
Attribute |
Description |
|---|---|---|
GPIO21 |
SDA |
Max30102_SDA |
GPIO22 |
SCL |
Max30102_SCL |


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In query mode, when all the DB nodes are detached from a Pgpool-II due to PostgreSQL server failure or pcp_detach_node issued, watchdog regards that the Pgpool-II service is in the down status and brings the virtual IP assigned to watchdog down. Thus clients of Pgpool-II cannot connect to Pgpool-II using the virtual IP any more. This is neccessary to avoid split-brain, that is, situations where there are multiple active Pgpool-II.
Don't connect to Pgpool-II in down status using the real IP. Because a Pgpool-II in down status can't receive information from other Pgpool-II watchdogs so it's backend status may be different from other the Pgpool-II.
Pgpool-II in down status can't become active nor the standby Pgpool-II. Recovery from down status requires the restart of Pgpool-II.
After the active Pgpool-II stops, it will take a few seconds until the standby Pgpool-II promote to new active, to make sure that the former virtual IP is brought down before a down notification packet is sent to other Pgpool-II.


The openark kit is a set of utilities for MySQL. They solve everyday maintenance tasks, which may be complicated or time consuming to work by hand.
The available tools are:
All tools are coded in Python, and require Python 2.3 or newer, and the python-mysqldb driver. Some tools require MySQL 5.0 or higher; see the docs for each tool.
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Thorment
Thorment is a video game developed in Unity by 4 programmers and a sprite,
audio and sound designer. Thorment is an exploration video game where the
player will be able to explore different islands, create a home to shelter
from the great storm that comes every so often, do missions, mine, build and
defeat enemies and final bosses.
This videogame Includes a ton of mechanics including inventory system, animal and enemies behaviours,
mining system, gathering resources system, energy and xp systems, saving and loading systems, tutorial, missions,
platform battles, 11 handmade islands, boat system, player upgrades, teleporting system, and more.
Your goal is to collect the 5 stones that will be found scattered around the
world, with them you can enter the great room where the eye of the storm is
located, to stop the storm once and for all. The project was carried out in
a period of 4-5 months of hard work, many of the things were polished but we
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Answer the questions below and find out which language is best for your programming needs!
If you're like most people and have given a passing thought to the idea of coding, you might've come to the conclusion that there are quite a few languages in use today and a LOT of pros and cons of each according to "people" and "that guy/gal/person" on the internet, and they will be entirely too happy to share their opinions with you.
Not feeling overwhelmed yet I hope? Today we're going to help you narrow it down from the top 3:
We get it, and here at BizzFEED we hoped making this page would give you some ideas of what's best for you.
Below there is a series of questions designed by our incredibly qualified and totally legit science team to help you make those choices. Don't think about it too much, just answer what feels right
After BizzFEED's bestest, wrinkley-brained experts returned from their science-y cave, your results have come back via morse code!
, the perfect languages for you is , congratulations!
I recommend visiting Python's website to begin your journey.
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The LEXER package implements a lexical-analyzer-generator called DEFLEXER, which is built on top of both REGEX and CLAWK. Many of the optimizations in the recent rewrite of the regex engine went into optimizing the sorts of patterns generated by DEFLEX.
The default lexer doesn't implement full greediness. If you have a rule for ints followed by a rule for floats, the int rule will match on the part before the decimal before the float rule gets a change to look at it. You can fix this by specifying :flex-compatible
as the first rule. This gives all patterns a chance to examine the text and takes the one that matches the longest string (first pattern wins in case of a tie). The down side of this option is that it slows down the analyser. If you can solve the issue by reordering your rules that's the way to do it.
I'm currently writing an AWK->CLAWK translator using this as the lexer, and it's working fine. As far as I can tell, the DEFLEXER-generated lexing functions should be fast enough for production use.
Currently, the LEX/FLEX/BISON feature of switching productions on and off using state variables is not supported, but it's a pretty simple feature to add. If you're using LEXER and discover you need this feature, let me know.
It also doesn't yet support prefix and postfix context patterns. This isn't quite so trivial to add, but it's planned for a future release of regex, so LEXER will be getting it someday.
Anyway, Here's a simple DEFLEXER example:
(deflexer test-lexer
("[0-9]+([.][0-9]+([Ee][0-9]+)?)"
(return (values 'flt (num %0))))
("[0-9]+"
(return (values 'int (int %0))))
("[:alpha:][:alnum:]*"
(return (values 'name %0)))
("[:space:]+") )
> (setq *lex* (test-lexer "1.0 12 fred 10.23e45"))
<closure>
> (funcall *lex*)
FLT
1.0
> (funcall *lex*)
INT
12
> (funcall *lex*)
NAME
"fred"
> (funcall *lex*)
FLT
1.0229999999999997E46
> (funcall *lex*)
NIL
NIL
You can also write this lexer using the :flex-compatible
option, in which case you can write the int and flt rules in any order.
(deflexer test-lexer
:flex-compatible
("[0-9]+"
(return (values 'int (int %0))))
("[0-9]+([.][0-9]+([Ee][0-9]+)?)"
(return (values 'flt (num %0))))
("[:space:]+")
)


Older versions of Outlook (Outlook Express, 98, 2000 etc) stores the Email configuration information along with encrypted password at following registry location,
[For Outlook installed in Internet Mail Only Mode Configuration]
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\Outlook\OMI Account Manager\Accounts
[For Outlook in normal mode]
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Internet Account Manager\Accounts
Here Outlook stores all the email configuration details such as Email Address, User name, Server etc along with encrypted password. Unlike new Outlook version, older ones stored password for all type of accounts including 'Exchange Server' in the 'Windows Protected Storage'.
However the storage format in the registry is similar to new Outlook versions with the slight change in the registry value names. Here is the table which summarizes various registry value names for different type of email account configurations used by older Outlook versions.
Since older versions use 'Protected Storage' method, the byteEncType is always set to 1. Also the encPassData value actually points to 'password item name' in the Protected storage. While enumerating protected storage passwords, this item name can be used to match with corresponding Outlook account password.


DoubleTreeJS POS Only demo, © 2012-2016 Chris Culy
The preloaded text is from Robin Hood by Howard Pyle.
In browsers other than Safari, you can load all of Robin Hood (included in the download) or any plain text file,
but this example will work correctly only if the parts of speech immediately follows the words in the text, separated by /.
Only the part of speech is shown in the DoubleTree in this demo.
To select a word/POS combination as the root instead of just a POS, uncheck "Use only POS" to select a word/POS combination.
Alt-click on a node to make it the center. Shift-click on a node to get a KWIC view below.
Move the tree by dragging on a node or the branches.
The input boxes accept regular expressions. Search for an item, or hold shift and press return in the "Word to use" field search for the field as a regular expression.
Experiment! Feedback appreciated.


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I first encountered Tramadol while trying to find some Vicodin online for less than $300 (thanks Dubya). Tramadol kept popping up in the searches, so after some research, I decided to give it a go.
Iím quite glad I did.
I weigh 205 lbs and usually take 200 mg. I tend to feel the warm, giddy sensation around half an hour, depending on how much Iíve eaten recently. From there, itís a steady climb for another hour to hit the peak, which lasts a wondrously long time -- eight hours or more. Iím really not sure when I come down, since Iím usually asleep by then.
Positives:
Tramadol produces a very noticeable opiate effect -- warmth throughout the body and mind, increased desire and ability to socialize (Iím rather anti-social, and after I pop some of these babies I am downright garrulous), a tendency toward calmness (great for school exams!), and an overall sense of well-being. The title of this report reflects how I feel when I take these pills -- everything feels smooth and delicious, like letting a square of Godiva chocolate slowly melt on your tongue. Books become more fun to read, movies more interesting to watch, and even if I found myself stuffed in a tomb with my in-laws, Iíd probably have the conversation of my life.
 If Iíve ingested recently, it may take hours before I can fall asleep, but during that time my mind is rife with fantasy -- sexual and otherwise. (But mostly sex. Come on.  Hmm?) These are very vivid imaginings, quite lucid and detailed, oftentimes to the point that opening my eyes will not immediately dispel them. I find this fun as hell. Dreams are predictably vibrant.
Iíd like to reiterate Tramadolís duration, if only in comparison to other opiates. Tramadol routinely lasts eight hours or more -- lortab and percoset rarely stretch past three hours, in my experience. And thereís no short, sudden peak, like vicodin or darvocet. Tramadol comes on slow and stays strong.
Perhaps its greatest boon is its availability. You can still buy it online for relatively cheap (my girlfriend and I usually split a bottle of 120 pills for $90), and you donít need to meet with one of those traveling physicians (has anyone actually done that?).
Negatives:
I donít know why this is, but Tramadol does make me more irritable than other opiates. Even a mild distraction can make me clench up, and I find myself shorter of patience with situations that normally wouldnít faze me. Case in point: my favorite spot to take these pills is the local Barnes and Noble, where I can sip hot chocolate and read while they take effect. One night there was a group of old ladies nearby, engaged in a rather shrill argument concerning the merits of planting flowers in late February versus early March. This is a cafť; people chat. Iím usually cool with that. But this time I couldnít let it go, and I rather flamboyantly gathered my things and moved a few tables away. Thatís not something I would have done sober (as far as Tramadol un-sobers you, I suppose). Like most mood drugs, Iíd recommend taking every precaution to ensure a pleasant set and setting before ingesting.
This stuff does odd things to your CNS. While sleeping, Iíve bitten my tongue more than a few times -- nothing serious, but enough to be annoying. I donít know how to get around this one. Sleep with a mouthpiece, maybe? Kidding.
Unfortunately, I also had constipation problems with this drug, which pisses me off, as it doesnít seem to affect many others that way. At first, I wasnít able to move my bowels for two days or more after taking two 200 mg doses (one on Friday night, one on Saturday night). This was cured by a nightly dose of Senna and Docusate, two herbs (I think theyíre herbs) easily and inexpensively available online or in most grocery stores. I donít know the dosage, but I take one senna pill and two docusates before going to bed -- usually around five hours after ingesting the Tramadol. They are gentle and effective. Oh, and remember to drink lots of water, regardless of what substances youíre putting in your body. Itís good for ya.
Do avoid alcohol if at all possible. I donít know how trumped up the ďAlcohol and pills will slay your liver!Ē messages are, but it seems to me a needless risk. Youíre already floating high up there; why get greedy?
Driving my car is a bit different than normal, but nothing a sensible person canít handle, methinks.
Conclusion:
A very fun drug, and one Iíd recommend for periodic usage. These things are said to be habit forming, like all opiates, so if you know you have an addictive personality, exercise restraint. Otherwise, be safe and have fun.
-Alastair
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On this web site I write about stuff that interests me, predominantly in the client side web development area -- JavaScript, JSON, CSS, usability, design.
July 4, 2011
A CoffeeScript compiler/development tool for LAMP that does not require node.js
CoffeeMaker - compiles your CoffeeScript scripts clientside and caches them on the serverside with no need for a node.js installation. Also provides an include command.
June 1, 2010
SQLike is a small (10 kB) query engine for JavaScript and ActionScript. Its functionality and syntax is similar to that of SQL and it can be used to query arrays of objects or arrays of arrays. The purpose of SQLike is to provide a tool for this approach that can be used on the clientside in all browsers. Start querying your arrays today.
May 16, 2010
This simple little script checks how long it takes to run intervalled functions and then adjusts the intervals if needed, according to how many percent of total application time you are willing to spare. Optimize your intervals today.
May 16, 2008
When you right click a link and choose to open it in a new tab or a new window, it would be nice if the old window would get referenced in the window.opener property. That would give the new window access to the JavaScript and DOM objects from the old window. This happens in IE and Opera, but not in Firefox and Safari. Here's a fix that hopefully will make it work in those browsers as well.
May 14, 2008
This test tries to evaluate to what extent you’re familiar with some basic concepts and syntax in JavaScript. Suprisingly enough it seems really hard for some people to complete. That is why I have decided to publish it here. Have fun with it. Please comment on it: Could a person fail this test and still be really good at JavaScript?
January 20, 2008
I've made a small script that let you use JavaScript session variables without using cookies. It will let you store 2 MB of data, with much less hassle than a cookie based solution. Try it out here.
July 5, 2007
The last couple of weeks I've been searching for a good JSON editor with a tree view. One that allows you to get a good overview of a JSON structure and make changes to it easily.
Yes, I know there's something a bit like that in Firebug (my favourite bug pesticide) and I did actually find a rather promising attempt by Calm_Pear. But I felt neither of these were close enough to home, so finally I went ahead and wrote my own JSON editor.
Februari 14, 2007
Here's a script optimized to make form input undoable/redoable. It's really simply to apply to any form.
Januari 29, 2007
A while ago I was writing one of those pesky JavaScript driven webapps where there's a whole lot of undoing going on. The user changes his mind a wants to get back to a previous state -- and the poor programmer has to accommodate. So I was thinking to myself, whilst bumping the back of my head against the stairs (bump, bump, bump): Wouldn't it be nice if I could get a js object to remember its last state and the state before that and so on?
Januari 23, 2007
I confess - I used to loop through my MySQL queries, in my server side language of choice, to build JSON. But there is a far better way that will save you some coding, add to simplicity and might even save some valuable server time.
If you're running MySQL 4.1 or later you can use the nifty function GROUP_CONCAT() together with the normal CONCAT() function to build all your JSON straight from your SQL query.
Januari 23, 2007
So you say you want to make remote procedure calls with ease from your web page. Here's an easy way to
get some more javascript functions on your page as they are needed or get som data fragments (JSON?) back from the server.
Let's include some js.
September 20, 2006
One of the projects I'm working on right now involves a lot of form input. So I have come up with a small script to control what a user can write in a text/textarea field.
It allows us to control what characters the user is allowed to enter. Have a look.
August 31, 2006
I'm back with a more basic, memory efficient and ten times as small script, with a nice prototypal inheritance pattern. And I steer clear of the Object.prototype too.
To good to be true?
August 25, 2006
Does "if… else if… else if… else" sound familiar to you?
I bet it does – it is probably one of the most used structures in programming. But did you know that there are at least two alternatives to it in JavaScript?
Let us take a closer look at the conditional operator and the inner workings of the logical and/or operators -- for a leaner & meaner code.
July 29, 2006
So you have this nice array of objects -- much like a database table -- in JavaScript, but JavaScript's built in array method sort() only works on arrays of strings. How do you sort your objects? Let's sort it out...
July 20, 2006
We have seen color gradiented backgrounds on the web for some time now. But here's a new effect for you -- color gradiented text.
I've made a small script (3 kB) that lets you use gradients on your text. It is unobtrusive and really simply to use, no images needed. Check it out.
July 19, 2006
To collect your client side JavaScript objects and store or manipulate them server side (or just have a good look at them while debugging) you need a JSON stringifier. It translates your object structure into a string that can be evaluated back to the original object. Recently I taught my old stringifier some new exciting tricks -- like how to handle circular references. Have a look at my interactive example.
July 13, 2006
I heard that extending the JavaScript Object.prototype is verboten.  But neither does the extra checks needed in your for-in-loops if you extend it. Here's my lazy solution.
July 4, 2006
The hyperlinks you create in FlashPaper, via Word, can only point to different web sites. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to point to internal Flash functions as well? Having a link that says "start this part of the program" that really works? I think it would, so I've modified Flashpaper's API slightly.
June 25, 2006
Experienced JavaScripters often say that you should not clutter the global namespace. So it would be nice to know just how cluttered your global namespace is, wouldn't it? But finding all the variables in your global namespace used to be hard, especially in Internet Explorer. Now I'm making it easy for you.
June 9, 2006
JSON objects are singleton objects by design, not by choice, since they have no constructor. I really like JSON, but I like classes too. Therefore I have written freeware library called classyJSON. It's small and it's free -- so now there's no excuse not to learn how to give your JSON some class.
June 9, 2006
Opera, Safari and Firefox 1.5 don't trigger the onload event when you hit the back button. This is not a bug -- it is "by design". How do we deal with that? Let me show you a nifty little workaround.
June 8, 2006
A while ago I wrote an XML to JSON converter in JavaScript. Give it a spin and see what you think.


{% extends "events/event.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% block event_body %} this is your link: click this is your color: <%= event_card.get('color') %> {% endblock %}


Change data capture (CDC) provides a mechanism to flag specific tables for archival as well as rejecting writes to those
tables once a configurable size-on-disk for the CDC log is reached. An operator can enable CDC on a table by setting the
table property cdc=true
(either when creating the table or
altering it). Upon CommitLogSegment creation, a hard-link to the segment is created in the
directory specified in cassandra.yaml
. On segment fsync to disk, if CDC data is present anywhere in the segment a
<segment_name>_cdc.idx file is also created with the integer offset of how much data in the original segment is persisted
to disk. Upon final segment flush, a second line with the human-readable word “COMPLETED” will be added to the _cdc.idx
file indicating that Cassandra has completed all processing on the file.
We we use an index file rather than just encouraging clients to parse the log realtime off a memory mapped handle as data can be reflected in a kernel buffer that is not yet persisted to disk. Parsing only up to the listed offset in the _cdc.idx file will ensure that you only parse CDC data for data that is durable.
A threshold of total disk space allowed is specified in the yaml at which time newly allocated CommitLogSegments will not allow CDC data until a consumer parses and removes files from the specified cdc_raw directory.
CDC is enable or disable through the cdc table property, for instance:
CREATE TABLE foo (a int, b text, PRIMARY KEY(a)) WITH cdc=true;
ALTER TABLE foo WITH cdc=true;
ALTER TABLE foo WITH cdc=false;
The following cassandra.yaml are available for CDC:
cdc_enabled
(default: false)cdc_raw_directory
(default: $CASSANDRA_HOME/data/cdc_raw
)cdc_free_space_in_mb
: (default: min of 4096 and 1/8th volume space)cdc_raw_directory
.cdc_free_space_check_interval_ms
(default: 250)cdc_raw_directory
to
prevent burning CPU cycles unnecessarily. Default is to check 4 times per second.Use a CommitLogReader.java. Usage is fairly straightforward with a variety of signatures available for use. In order to handle mutations read from disk, implement CommitLogReadHandler.
Do not enable CDC without some kind of consumption process in-place.
If CDC is enabled on a node and then on a table, the cdc_free_space_in_mb
will fill up and then writes to
CDC-enabled tables will be rejected unless some consumption process is in place.


TLA+ Toolbox
Welcome to TLA+ Toolbox help... As you see this is a custom page called
frontpage.html
located in the
html
folder of ..doc


BANK OF BHARGAV'S
Credit Score*
Age *
Tenure *
Enter the Account Balance: *
Number of Products *
Do the Customer have Credit Card? (1=Yes, 0=No) *
Is the Customer Active Member (1=Yes, 0=No)*
Enter the Estimated Salary: *
Enter The Location: *
Gender of Customer: *


To cancel an order, call the Cancel
method on the OrderTicket
. The method returns an OrderResponse
object to signal the success or failure of the cancel request.
// Create an order and save its ticket var ticket = LimitOrder("SPY", 100, 221.05, tag: "SPY Trade to Cancel"); // Cancel the order var response = ticket.Cancel("Canceled SPY trade"); // Use the order response object to read the status if (response.IsSuccess) { Debug("Order successfully canceled"); }
# Create an order and save its ticket ticket = self.LimitOrder("SPY", 100, 221.05, False, "SPY Trade to Cancel") # Cancel the order response = ticket.Cancel("Canceled SPY Trade") # Use the order response object to read the status if response.IsSuccess: self.Debug("Order successfully canceled")
You can't cancel market orders because they are immediately transmitted to the brokerage. You also can't cancel any orders during warm up and initialization.
When you cancel an order, LEAN creates a CancelOrderRequest
, which have the following attributes:
To get the CancelOrderRequest
for an order, call the CancelRequest
method. The method returns null
None
if the order hasn't been cancelled.
var request = ticket.CancelOrderRequest();
request = ticket.CancelOrderRequest()


Python 3.7¶
New Features:
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UTF-8 mode |
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Deterministic pyc |
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Data Classes |
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Core support for typing module and generic types |
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Module |
Partial |
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Postponed Evaluation of Annotations |
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Time functions with nanosecond resolution |
Partial [1] |
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Show DeprecationWarning in |
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Context Variables |
Other Language Changes:
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Complete |
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More than 255 arguments can now be passed to a function; a function can now have more than 255 parameters |
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Circular imports involving absolute imports with binding a submodule to a name are now supported |
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In order to better support dynamic creation of stack traces, |
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When using the |
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The new |
Changes to built-in modules:
Too many to list |
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New features include gc.freeze(), gc.unfreeze(), gc-get_freeze_count |
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math.remainder() added to implement IEEE 754-style remainder |
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A number of tidy up features including better support for splitting on empty strings and copy support for compiled expressions and match objects |
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sys.breakpointhook() added. sys.get(/set)_coroutine_origin_tracking_depth() added |
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Mostly updates to support nanosecond resolution in PEP564, see above |
Notes


--- title: ghtop API keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "API details" description: "API details" nb_path: "nbs/00_ghtop.ipynb" ---
evts = load_sample_events()
When creating GhApi
we can pass a callback which will be called after each API operation. In this case, we use it to warn the user when their quota is getting low.
def limit_cb(rem,quota):
"Callback to warn user when close to using up hourly quota"
w='WARNING '*7
if rem < 1000: print(f"{w}\nRemaining calls: {rem} out of {quota}\n{w}", file=sys.stderr)


Cloudlet and Object Creation
The Cloudlet platform API handles all requests for cloudlets, objects and types for PEAT. Instructions for accessing the Cloudlet API UI from the home page cam be seen below.
Cloudlet Retrieval
The Authorization token received from the security API can be used within the cloudlets : Cloudlet Administration API section with the GET/cloudlets API endpoint to retrieve the cloudlet id for a user to be used when accessing the PEAT platform on their behalf.
At the bottom of the 'GET/cloudlets' section you can then activate it by pressing the "Try it out!" button. This will produce a cloudlet ID.
Type Creation
In order to create an object within the PEAT Platform there must first be a corresponding type upon the platform that an object can conform too.
Type creation is done within the types : Controls PEAT types section using the 'POST/types' endpoint.
This section has some implementation notes about what parameters will be accepted in the body of the POST. An example 'HelloWorld' type can be seen below.
{
"@context": [
{
"@property_name": "hello",
"@type": "string",
"@required": true,
"@multiple": false,
"@allowed_values": [
"foo",
"bar",
"world"
],
"@description": "peat/hello"
}
],
"@reference": "peat/HelloWorld"
}
This shows an example of all the fields for Types. In this example we can see thwet the "hello" key is required, there cannot be multiple "hello" keys and that the only acceptable values for it are "foo","bar" and "hello".
The responce from the POST should return the id of the newly created type on the PEAT platform.
N.B. Prior to Object creation within a cloudlet the correct Permissions must be set on the PEAT Platform.See tutorial here
Object Creation
Using the HelloWorld type we can create an object within the users cloudlet using the 'POST/objects/{cloudletId}' endpoint.
This section has some implementation notes about what parameters will be accepted in the body of the POST. An example object using the 'HelloWorld' type can be seen below.
{
"@type": "t_26c91405344400a0b7007f3788f3cf9f-199",
"@data": {"hello" : "world"}
}
The "@type" key hold the id of the reference type for that object. This field will also accept URLs like so:
{
"@type": "https://demo.peat-platform.org/api/v1/objects/c_f0bdae6dd7e375e1095b8e88f87ecec7-90",
"@data": {"hello" : "world"}
}


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