Brown Paper Tickets Privacy Policy
Effective date: 25 May 2018
Brown Paper Tickets is committed to transparency in regard to how we treat personal and business information that is collected through our ticketing and registration platform.
This Privacy Policy describes how we collect, use, process, and disclose your information, including personal information, when you access and use the Brown Paper Tickets ticketing and registration services.
What this Privacy Policy Covers
- This Privacy Policy covers how Brown Paper Tickets treats personally identifiable information and all other private information collected on the Brown Paper Tickets ticketing and registration system, whether that information is collected via the Brown Paper Tickets website, mobile service, or call center.
- This Privacy Policy does not apply to the practices of Event Organizers, and/or third party companies that Brown Paper Tickets does not own or control.
Brown Paper Tickets
When this policy mentions "Brown Paper Tickets," "we," "us," or "our," it refers to the Brown Paper Tickets, LLC. Brown Paper Tickets also has a subsidiary, Brown Paper Tickets LTD, based in the United Kingdom. Contact information as follows:
Brown Paper Tickets, LLC
220 Nickerson St
Seattle, WA 98109
United States
Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Brown Paper Tickets, LTD
17-19 Maritime Lane
EDINBURGH
EH6 6RZ
United Kingdom
Phone: 0800 411 8881
Brown Paper Tickets acts as both a "data processor" and a "data controller". Brown Paper Tickets is a data processor because our service offers a ticketing and registration system for Event Organizers to sell tickets or admission, and collect data about their attendees to admit and communicate with ticket buyers or event attendees. Brown Paper Tickets is a data controller because the information provided by Event Organizers, ticket buyers, and attendees is stored with Brown Paper Tickets to record payment transactions and attendee information.
1. Collection of Personal and Financial Information
We use, store, and process information, including personal information, about you to provide, understand, improve, and develop the Brown Paper Tickets website and services, create and maintain a trusted and safer environment, and comply with our legal obligations.
Brown Paper Tickets collects your data in two primary ways:
1.1 Information You Provide to Brown Paper Tickets
Some information is necessary to use the Brown Paper Tickets system. The following personal and business information is necessary in order for the Brown Paper Tickets services to work as needed.
- Account Information. When you sign up for a Brown Paper Tickets account, we require certain information such as your email address, first name, last name, telephone number.
- Additional Account and Payment Information. To use certain features of the Brown Paper Tickets system (such as listing an event or purchasing a ticket), we may need additional information, which may include first name, last name, email address, physical address, business name, banking information, credit card information, PayPal information, in order to facilitate the processing of payments.
- Payment Transaction Information. Brown Paper Tickets collects information related to your payment transactions processed through the Brown Paper Tickets website, including the payment instrument used, date and time, payment amount, payment instrument expiration date and billing postcode, PayPal email address, IBAN information, your address and other related transaction details. This information is necessary for the adequate performance of the services you've agreed to when using the Brown Paper Tickets website and services.
1.2 Information We Automatically Collect from Your Use of the Brown Paper Tickets Website and Services
When you visit the Brown Paper Tickets website and use the Brown Paper Tickets services, we automatically collect information, including personal information, about the services you use and how you use them. This information is necessary for the adequate performance of the Brown Paper Tickets ticketing and registration system.
- Geo-location Information. When you visit the Brown Paper Tickets website, we may collect information about your approximate location as determined through data such as your IP address or mobile device's GPS to offer you an improved user experience. Most mobile devices allow you to control or disable the use of location services for applications in the device's settings menu.
- Usage Information. We collect information about your interactions with the Brown Paper Tickets webpages or content you view, your searches for events, ticket purchases or registrations, and other actions on the Brown Paper Tickets website.
- Cookies and Similar Technologies. We use cookies and other similar technologies, such as web beacons, pixels, and mobile identifiers. We may also allow our business partners to use these tracking technologies on the Brown Paper Tickets website, or engage others to track your behavior on our behalf. You may be able to disable the usage of cookies through your browser settings. For more information on our use of these technologies, see our Cookie Policy.
2. How We Use the Information Brown Paper Tickets Collects
2.1 Provide, Improve, and Develop Ticketing and Registration Services on the Brown Paper Tickets Website
- Enable you to access and use the Brown Paper Tickets website and services.
- Enable you to list events and sell tickets or registrations.
- Purchase tickets or register for events.
- Operate, protect, improve, and optimize the Brown Paper Tickets experience.
- Provide customer service.
- Send you event notifications, service or support messages, updates, security alerts, and account notifications.
- Enforce the Payment Terms and other payment policies.
- Comply with legal (including banking) obligations.
2.2 Create and Maintain a Trusted and Secure Environment
- Detect and prevent fraud, spam, abuse, security incidents, and other harmful activity.
- Conduct security investigations and risk assessments.
- Comply with our legal obligations.
- Resolve any disputes with any of our Members and enforce our agreements with third parties.
- Enforce our Terms of Use and other policies.
3. How We Share Your Information and Disclosure
3.1 With Your Consent
Where you have provided consent, we share your information with the specific Event Organizer of the event you purchase tickets to or register for. When you purchase a ticket, your personal contact information will be provided to the Event Organizer. Brown Paper Tickets has no control over what an Event Organizer does with your information, and this Privacy Policy does not apply to the practices or actions the Event Organizer takes outside of the Brown Paper Tickets system. Additionally, Event Organizer may choose to use analytic tools or click-through tracking from their event pages.
3.2 Event Organizer Public Profiles, Event Listings, and Other Public Information
The Brown Paper Tickets website lets you list events to sell tickets or register attendees. The events you list are viewable by the public, and include information you provide, such as name and contact information, which is visible to your attendees, potential attendees, and the general public. Publicly visible information may be "scraped" or indexed through third party tools or search engines. Brown Paper Tickets does not control the practices of third parties accessing your public-facing information.
3.3 Compliance with Law, Responding to Legal Requests, Preventing Harm and Protection of Our Rights
Brown Paper Tickets may disclose your information, including personal information, to courts, law enforcement or governmental authorities, or authorized third parties, if and to the extent we are required or permitted to do so by law, or if such disclosure is reasonably necessary: (i) to comply with our legal obligations, (ii) to comply with legal process and to respond to claims asserted against Brown Paper Tickets, (iii) to respond to verified requests relating to a criminal investigation or alleged or suspected illegal activity or any other activity that may expose us, you, or any others to danger or legal liability, (iv) to enforce and administer our Terms of Service, or (v) to protect the rights, property or personal safety of Brown Paper Tickets, its employees, its Event Organizers or ticket buyers, or the general public.
3.4 Service Providers
Brown Paper Tickets uses a variety of third party service providers to help us provide tools and resources related to listing events and purchasing tickets through the Brown Paper Tickets website.
For example, service providers may help us provide customer service or payment services. These providers have limited access to your information to perform these tasks on our behalf and are contractually bound to protect and to use it only for the purposes for which it was disclosed and consistent with this Privacy Policy.
3.5 Social Media
Where permissible according to applicable law we may use certain limited personal information about you, such as your email address in an anonymized and hashed format to share with social media platforms, such as Facebook or Google, to generate leads, drive traffic to our website or otherwise promote our products and services or the Brown Paper Tickets website. These processing activities are based on our legitimate interest in undertaking marketing activities to offer you products or services that may be in your interest.
The social media platforms with which we may share your personal data are not controlled or supervised by Brown Paper Tickets. Therefore, any questions regarding how your social media platform service provider processes your personal data should be directed to such provider.
3.6 Business Transfers
If Brown Paper Tickets undertakes or is involved in any merger, acquisition, reorganization, sale of assets, bankruptcy, or insolvency event, then we may sell, transfer or share some or all of our information in connection with such transaction or in contemplation of such transaction (e.g., due diligence). In this event, we will notify you before your personal information is transferred and becomes subject to a different privacy policy.
4. Third Party Partners
The Brown Paper Tickets system may contain links to third party websites or services, such as third party integrations, co-branded services, or third party-branded services ("Third Party Partners"). Brown Paper Tickets does not own or control these Third Party Partners, and when you interact with them, you may be providing information directly to the Third Party Partner. These Third Party Partners will have their own rules about the collection, use, and disclosure of information. We encourage you to review the privacy policies of the other websites you visit.
5. Your Rights
You may exercise any of the rights described in this section on our Request to Removal Personal Data page. Please note that we may ask you to verify your identity before taking further action on your request, and we will need to keep a record of your request.
5.1 Managing Your Information
You may access and update some of your information through your Brown Paper Tickets account settings. You are responsible for keeping your personal information up-to-date on your Brown Paper Tickets account.
5.2 Rectification of Inaccurate or Incomplete Information
You have the right to ask us to correct inaccurate or incomplete personal information we have and which you cannot update yourself on your Brown Paper Tickets account.
5.3 Data Access and Portability
In some jurisdictions, applicable law may entitle you to request copies of your personal information held by us. You may also be entitled to request copies of personal information that you have provided to us in a structured, commonly used, and machine-readable format and/or request us to transmit this information to another service provider where it is technically feasible.
5.4 Data Retention and Erasure
We generally retain your personal information for as long as is necessary to provide ticketing and registration services for you and to comply with our legal obligations. You have the right to request erasure of your information. Please note that if you request the erasure of your personal information:
- If you have purchased a ticket or registered for an event, Brown Paper Tickets cannot remove your information before the completion of the event for business and fraud prevention purposes.
- We may retain some of your personal information as necessary for our legitimate business interests, such as fraud detection and prevention and enhancing safety. For example, if we suspend a Brown Paper Tickets account for fraud or safety reasons, we may retain certain information from that account to prevent the opening of a new Brown Paper Tickets account in the future.
- We may retain and use your personal information to the extent necessary to comply with our legal obligations. For example, Brown Paper Tickets may keep some of your information for tax, legal reporting and auditing obligations.
- Some copies of your information (e.g., log records) may remain in our database, but are disassociated from personal identifiers.
- Because we maintain the Brown Paper Tickets website to protect from accidental or malicious loss and destruction, residual copies of your personal information may not be removed from our backup systems for a limited period of time.
5.5 Withdrawing Consent
Where you have provided your consent to the processing of your personal information by Brown Paper Tickets, you may withdraw your consent at any time by changing the information on your account, adjusting your Account settings, or by sending a communication to Brown Paper Tickets specifying which consent you are withdrawing. Please note that the withdrawal of your consent does not affect the lawfulness of any processing activities based on such consent before its withdrawal.
6. Global Operations
Brown Paper Tickets operates globally and stores information in the United States. Laws and regulations vary from country to country and may differ from the laws applicable to your Country of Residence. For example, information collected within the European Economic Area (EEA) may be transferred, stored, and processed outside of the EEA for business purposes described in this Privacy Policy. Where we transfer, store, and process your personal information outside of the EEA we have ensured that appropriate safeguards are in place to ensure an adequate level of data protection.
7. Information Security
Brown Paper Tickets is continuously implementing and updating administrative, technical, and physical security measures to help protect your information against unauthorized access, loss, destruction, or alteration. Some of the safeguards we use to protect your information are firewalls and data encryption, information access controls and annual PCI-DSS audits. Currently, Brown Paper Tickets is PCI-DSS v3.2 Level 1 certified. You can learn more about the PCI-DSS security standards here: https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org/
If you know or have reason to believe that the information you provided to Brown Paper Tickets has been stolen, misappropriated, or otherwise compromised, please contact us following the instructions in the Contact Us section below.
8. Changes to this Privacy Policy
Brown Paper Tickets reserves the right to modify this Privacy Policy at any time in accordance with this provision. If we make changes to this Privacy Policy, we will post the revised Privacy Policy on the Brown Paper Tickets website and update the "Effective date" at the top of this Privacy Policy. If you disagree with the revised Privacy Policy, you may cancel your Account or contact us to remove your information. Once any new Privacy Policy is published, you will be required to consent to it before continued use of our website.
9. Contact Brown Paper Tickets
If you have any questions or complaints about this Privacy Policy or Brown Paper Tickets' information handling practices, you may email us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or contact us at:
Brown Paper Tickets, LLC
220 Nickerson St
Seattle, WA 98109
United States
Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Or:
Brown Paper Tickets LTD
17-19 Maritime Lane
EDINBURGH
EH6 6RZ
United Kingdom
Phone: 0800 411 8881
legal@brownpapertickets.com


Apple announces surprise NYC event for December 2
by Mark Wyciślik-WilsonApple has sent out invitations to a surprise event to be held on December 2 in New York City. It has the tagline "Loved by millions. Created by the best".
The event is billed by Apple as a "special event honoring our favorite apps and games of 2019". It is more usual for end of year app picks to be simply highlighted in the App Store so, while it is unlikely that we'll see any new hardware unveiled, it's possible the bigger staging will be used to reveal just when the new Mac Pro will be released.
See also:
- Apple launches pricey 16-inch MacBook Pro complete with Magic Keyboard
- Men are being given much larger credit limits for Apple Card than their wives
- Apple is fixing a macOS flaw that exposes snippets of 'encrypted' emails
It's not clear quite why Apple is making a bigger deal of recognizing its favorite apps and games this year, as the company gives away very little in its invites. It could be that there will be physical awards handed out at a ceremony, but this is just speculations -- as are ponderings about whether the event will be livestreamed for everyone to watch online.
Invitation emails have been sent out to members of the media. Despite including the lines "let's keep this between us for now", and "no social media posts just yet", this did not stop journalists sharing the news on Twitter:
The exact location and time of the event are not yet known, so we'll just have to wait to find out these details as well as why Apple is making such a fuss this time around.


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Class for establishing connections to the Cloud Files storage system.
Connection instances are used to communicate with the storage system at the account level; listing and deleting Containers and returning Container instances.
Example:
Located in /cloudfiles.php (line 341)
Pass in a previously authenticated CF_Authentication instance.
Example:
If the environement variable RACKSPACE_SERVICENET is defined it will force to connect via the servicenet.
Close a connection
Example:
Will close all current cUrl active connections.
Create a Container
Given a Container name, return a Container instance, creating a new remote Container if it does not exit.
Example:
Delete a Container
Given either a Container instance or name, remove the remote Container. The Container must be empty prior to removing it.
Example:
Return a Container instance
For the given name, return a Container instance if the remote Container exists, otherwise throw a Not Found exception.
Example:
Return array of Container instances
Return an array of CF_Container instances on the account. The instances will be fully populated with Container attributes (bytes stored and Object count)
Example:
Cloud Files account information
Return an array of two floats (since PHP only supports 32-bit integers); number of containers on the account and total bytes used for the account.
Example:
Return list of remote Containers
Return an array of strings containing the names of all remote Containers.
Example:
Return array of information about remote Containers
Return a nested array structure of Container info.
Example:
Return list of Containers that have been published to the CDN.
Return an array of strings containing the names of published Containers. Note that this function returns the list of any Container that has ever been CDN-enabled regardless of it's existence in the storage system.
Example:
Toggle debugging of instance and back-end HTTP module
Set a user-supplied callback function to report download progress
The callback function is used to report incremental progress of a data download functions (e.g. $container->list_objects(), $obj->read(), etc). The specified function will be periodically called with the number of bytes transferred until the entire download is complete. This callback function can be useful for implementing "progress bars" for large downloads.
The specified callback function should take a single integer parameter.
Set a user-supplied callback function to report upload progress
The callback function is used to report incremental progress of a data upload functions (e.g. $obj->write() call). The specified function will be periodically called with the number of bytes transferred until the entire upload is complete. This callback function can be useful for implementing "progress bars" for large uploads/downloads.
The specified callback function should take a single integer parameter.
Use the Certificate Authority bundle included with this API
Most versions of PHP with cURL support include an outdated Certificate Authority (CA) bundle (the file that lists all valid certificate signing authorities). The SSL certificates used by the Cloud Files storage system are perfectly valid but have been created/signed by a CA not listed in these outdated cURL distributions.
As a work-around, we've included an updated CA bundle obtained directly from cURL's web site (http://curl.haxx.se). You can direct the API to use this CA bundle by calling this method prior to making any remote calls. The best place to use this method is right after the CF_Authentication instance has been instantiated.
You can specify your own CA bundle by passing in the full pathname to the bundle. You can use the included CA bundle by leaving the argument blank.
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I have a mailing list for people who would like to follow my writings; there I also post some current thoughts, updated copies of my previous works, and, occationally, some gems I find on the Net.
Actually, I have two lists: "Share all" for all my writings that I consider to be of any public interest (this used to be 1 or 2 messages a day, much less now as I am crazily busy working at Intelligenesis.), and "Share best" that has fewer selected pieces. "Best" messages are also sent to the "Share all" list.
If you read all lists and newsgroups where I post anything, you may not want to get on these lists, as you would risk getting some messages twice.
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The essays reflect my ideas better and are more carefully written than most
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"""
Function run_test is defined in this file. You can run this file to get results of this example.
Author:
Yu-Ren Liu
"""
from gym_task import GymTask
from zoopt import Dimension, Objective, Parameter, ExpOpt, Opt
[docs]def run_test(task_name, layers, in_budget, max_step, repeat, terminal_value=None):
"""
Api of running direct policy search for gym task.
:param task_name: gym task name
:param layers:
layer information of the neural network
e.g., [2, 5, 1] means input layer has 2 neurons, hidden layer(only one) has 5 and output layer has 1
:param in_budget: number of calls to the objective function
:param max_step: max step in gym
:param repeat: repeat number in a test
:param terminal_value: early stop, algorithm should stop when such value is reached
:return: no return value
"""
gym_task = GymTask(task_name) # choose a task by name
gym_task.new_nnmodel(layers) # construct a neural network
gym_task.set_max_step(max_step) # set max step in gym
budget = in_budget # number of calls to the objective function
rand_probability = 0.95 # the probability of sample in model
# set dimension
dim_size = gym_task.get_w_size()
dim_regs = [[-10, 10]] * dim_size
dim_tys = [True] * dim_size
dim = Dimension(dim_size, dim_regs, dim_tys)
# form up the objective function
objective = Objective(gym_task.sum_reward, dim)
parameter = Parameter(budget=budget, terminal_value=terminal_value)
parameter.set_probability(rand_probability)
solution_list = ExpOpt.min(objective, parameter, repeat=repeat)
[docs]def run_ss_test(task_name, layers, in_budget, max_step, repeat, terminal_value):
"""
Api of running direct policy search with ssracos algorithm for gym task.
:param task_name: gym task name
:param layers:
layer information of the neural network
e.g., [2, 5, 1] means input layer has 2 neurons, hidden layer(only one) has 5 and output layer has 1
:param in_budget: number of calls to the objective function
:param max_step: max step in gym
:param repeat: repeat number in a test
:param terminal_value: early stop, algorithm should stop when such value is reached
:return: no return value
"""
gym_task = GymTask(task_name) # choose a task by name
gym_task.new_nnmodel(layers) # construct a neural network
gym_task.set_max_step(max_step) # set max step in gym
budget = in_budget # number of calls to the objective function
rand_probability = 0.95 # the probability of sample in model
# set dimension
dim_size = gym_task.get_w_size()
dim_regs = [[-10, 10]] * dim_size
dim_tys = [True] * dim_size
dim = Dimension(dim_size, dim_regs, dim_tys)
# form up the objective function
objective = Objective(gym_task.sum_reward, dim)
# by default, the algorithm is sequential RACOS
parameter = Parameter(budget=budget, autoset=True,
suppression=True, terminal_value=terminal_value)
parameter.set_resample_times(70)
parameter.set_probability(rand_probability)
solution_list = ExpOpt.min(objective, parameter, repeat=repeat)
if __name__ == '__main__':
CartPole_layers = [4, 5, 1]
mountain_car_layers = [2, 5, 1]
acrobot_layers = [6, 5, 3, 1]
halfcheetah_layers = [17, 10, 6]
humanoid_layers = [376, 25, 17]
swimmer_layers = [8, 5, 3, 2]
ant_layers = [111, 15, 8]
hopper_layers = [11, 9, 5, 3]
lunarlander_layers = [8, 5, 3, 1]
run_test('MountainCar-v0', mountain_car_layers, 2000, 1000, 1)
run_ss_test('MountainCar-v0', mountain_car_layers, 1000, 1000, 5, terminal_value=-500)
# run_ss_test('MountainCar-v0', mountain_car_layers, 1000, 1000, 10)
# run_test('MountainCar-v0', mountain_car_layers, 10000, 10000, 10)
# run_test('Acrobot-v1', acrobot_layers, 2000, 500, 10)
# If you want to run the following examples, you may need to install more libs(mujoco, Box2D).
# run_test('HalfCheetah-v1', halfcheetah_layers, 2000, 10000, 10)
# run_test('Humanoid-v1', humanoid_layers, 2000, 50000, 10)
# run_test('Swimmer-v1', swimmer_layers, 2000, 10000, 10)
# run_test('Ant-v1', ant_layers, 2000, 10000, 10)
# run_test('Hopper-v1', hopper_layers, 2000, 10000, 10)
# run_test('LunarLander-v2', lunarlander_layers, 2000, 10000, 10)


[gecode-users] Compiling Gecode examples under MAC OS X 10.3.4
Justin Pearson
Justin.Pearson at it.uu.se
Wed Oct 31 22:34:54 CET 2007
>
> > By the way, I heard that gcc 3.3 does not work well with GECODE, gcc
> > 3.4 is ok ?
> > gcc > 4 does not work with mac OS < 10.3.5
>
> Oh, I didn't know that. I guess it should be possible to install gcc
> from sources. Unfortunately, we cannot support earlier versions of
> gcc, as we heavily rely on several C++ features that older versions
> just don't provide (or at least not correctly).
>
> Cheers,
> Guido
>
I seem to remember on 10.3 you could install gcc4 via fink, you might
be able to go down that route and compile gecode.
/Justin
>
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So here's the gist. I really like your site. There are only one or two things I see that could use improvement. Even then I'm nit-picking.
I'm guessing you chose to round the portraits corners yourselves rather than using a border-radius incase the broswer failed to load your site properly. I'd still consider rounding the borders with css to give them cleaner edges. Also, Stu's background got sliced off a little on the right side.
Consider using webfonts and styling for the quotations rather than images. It'll be easier to edit and will be appear sharper on higher resolution screens.
Add a hover state to the button. Maybe reduce the box shadow slightly and move the button down slightly to mimic the button being "pushed into the page" slighly.
You have a very fun, minimal aesthetic going for your site. I would replace this macbook mockup with a vectorized laptop. This goes for the icon at the top of the careers page as well. Just doesn't fit.


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classdef AsciiProtocol < Zaber.Protocol
% ASCIIPROTOCOL Zaber ASCII protocol communication helper. % This class wraps a port instance and provides facilities for sending % and receiving device messages using the AsciiMessage helper class. % % See also Zaber.Protocol, Zaber.Protocol.detect, Zaber.AsciiMessage, % Zaber. Device, Zaber.AsciiDevice
Public instance methods
methods function obj = AsciiProtocol(aPort) % ASCIIPROTOCOL Constructor. Initializes the object properties. % protocol = Zaber.ASCIIPROTOCOL(port); % % port - An already configured and opened port. % obj - An initialized AsciiProtocol instance containing a % reference to the given port. % % This assumes you are certain the port is connected to Zaber % devices that are using the ASCII protocol, and that the port % is set to the correct baud rate already. % % See also Zaber.Protocol.detect obj = obj@Zaber.Protocol(aPort); end function send(obj, aCommand) % SEND Send an ASCII command out over the port. % protocol.SEND(message); % % message - A string or AsciiMessage to be transmitted. % % Transmits either a verbatim string or an AsciiMessage object % over the port. If the argument is an AsciiMessage, it will % automatically be serialized to a string and then sent. % This method does not wait for a response. % % See also receive, request, AsciiMessage message = aCommand; if (isa(message, 'Zaber.AsciiMessage')) message = message.serialize(); end if (isa(message, 'char')) message = unicode2native(message, 'US-ASCII'); end fwrite(obj.Port, message); end function response = receive(obj) % RECEIVE Wait for a reply and attempt to parse it. % response = protocol.RECEIVE() % % response - The next response from the serial port if it is a % valid ASCII protocol message, or an empty array if % the port times out. % % This method attempts to read a line of text from the port, % and if successful will attempt to parse that data into an % AsciiMessage object and return that. % % If the read attempt times out (using the port's timeout % setting) or no data is received then an empty array is % returned. % % If data is read but there is an error attempting to parse it, % an error may be thrown. % % NOTE: This function blocks until either a CR/LF is received % or the port times out. To change the timeout and suppress the % timeout watning message, use these commands before opening % the port: % set(port, 'Timeout', 0.5) % warning off MATLAB:serial:fgetl:unsuccessfulRead % % See also send, request, AsciiMessage data = fgetl(obj.Port); if (~isempty(data)) response = Zaber.AsciiMessage.deserialize(data); else response = []; end end function response = request(obj, aCommand) % REQUEST Send a command and return the next reply. % response = protocol.REQUEST(message) % % message - An AsciiMessage or string to transmit. % response - The next AsciiMessage read from the port, or an % empty array if the port times out. % % Transmits the given AsciiMessage over the port and blocks % until either the first reply is received or the port times % out. % % If data is received but it does not successfully parse into % an AsciiMessage, an error will be thrown. % % NOTE this method is only safe to use if you use one device at % a time and one command at a time. This method does not % correlate replies with commands so if there are multiple % devices in use or overlapping commands, it is possible the % reply you receive came from a device other than the one you % send the command to, or that the reply is for a different % command. % % See also send, receive, AsciiMessage obj.send(aCommand); response = obj.receive(); end function deviceArray = finddevices(obj) % FINDDEVICES Enumerate all available devices on the port. % deviceArray = protocol.FINDDEVICES() % % deviceArray - An array of zero or more Device instances. % % Attempts to identify all Zaber devices available on the given % port using the ASCII protocol. Returns an array of % Zaber.Device objects, which may be empty if none were found. % % Warning messages are printed if any devices respond with an % error status. % % NOTE this method always waits for the port to time out in % order to be certain all device messages have been received. % To reduce the wait time and suppress the timeout warning % messages, use the following commands before opening the port: % set(port, 'Timeout', 0.5) % warning off MATLAB:serial:fgetl:unsuccessfulRead % % See also Zaber.Device, Zaber.AsciiDevice deviceArray = []; deviceIdArray = []; obj.send(Zaber.AsciiMessage(0, 'get deviceid', [])); message = obj.receive(); while (isa(message, 'Zaber.AsciiMessage')) if (message.MessageType == Zaber.MessageType.Response) if (~message.IsError) row = {message.DeviceNo message.Data}; deviceIdArray = [deviceIdArray ; row]; else warning('Zaber:AsciiProtocol:finddevices:errorResponse', ... 'Got error response %s from device %d.', ... message.DataString, message.DeviceNo); end end message = obj.receive(); end sz = size(deviceIdArray); for (i = 1:sz(1)) pair = deviceIdArray(i,:); device = Zaber.Device.initialize(obj, pair{1}, pair{2}); if (isa(device, 'Zaber.Device')) deviceArray = [deviceArray device]; end end end end
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public final class ActivationDesc
An activation descriptor contains the information necessary to activate an object:
A descriptor registered with the activation system can be used to
recreate/activate the object specified by the descriptor. The
MarshalledObject
in the object's descriptor is passed
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Constructs an object descriptor for an object whose class name is className that can be loaded from the
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Constructs an object descriptor for an object whose class name is className , that can be loaded from the
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boolean restart)
Constructs an object descriptor for an object whose class name is className , that can be loaded from the
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equals(Object obj)
Compares two activation descriptors for content equality. |
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getClassName()
Returns the class name for the object specified by this descriptor. |
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getData()
Returns a "marshalled object" containing intialization/activation data for the object specified by this descriptor. |
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getGroupID()
Returns the group identifier for the object specified by this descriptor. |
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getLocation()
Returns the code location for the object specified by this descriptor. |
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getRestartMode()
Returns the "restart" mode of the object associated with this activation descriptor. |
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hashCode()
Return the same hashCode for similar ActivationDesc s. |
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className
, that can be loaded from the
code location
and whose initialization
information is data
. If this form of the constructor
is used, the groupID
defaults to the current id for
ActivationGroup
for this VM. All objects with the
same ActivationGroupID
are activated in the same VM.
Note that objects specified by a descriptor created with this
constructor will only be activated on demand (by default, the restart
mode is false
). If an activatable object requires restart
services, use one of the ActivationDesc
constructors that
takes a boolean parameter, restart
.
This constructor will throw ActivationException
if
there is no current activation group for this VM. To create an
ActivationGroup
use the
ActivationGroup.createGroup
method.
className
- the object's fully package qualified class namelocation
- the object's code location (from where the class is
loaded)data
- the object's initialization (activation) data contained
in marshalled form.
ActivationException
- if the current group is nonexistentpublic ActivationDesc(String className, String location, MarshalledObject data, boolean restart) throws ActivationException
className
, that can be loaded from the
code location
and whose initialization
information is data
. If this form of the constructor
is used, the groupID
defaults to the current id for
ActivationGroup
for this VM. All objects with the
same ActivationGroupID
are activated in the same VM.
This constructor will throw ActivationException
if
there is no current activation group for this VM. To create an
ActivationGroup
use the
ActivationGroup.createGroup
method.
className
- the object's fully package qualified class namelocation
- the object's code location (from where the class is
loaded)data
- the object's initialization (activation) data contained
in marshalled form.restart
- if true, the object is restarted (reactivated) when
either the activator is restarted or the object's activation group
is restarted after an unexpected crash; if false, the object is only
activated on demand. Specifying restart
to be
true
does not force an initial immediate activation of
a newly registered object; initial activation is lazy.
ActivationException
- if the current group is nonexistentpublic ActivationDesc(ActivationGroupID groupID, String className, String location, MarshalledObject data)
className
that can be loaded from the
code location
and whose initialization
information is data
. All objects with the same
groupID
are activated in the same Java VM.
Note that objects specified by a descriptor created with this
constructor will only be activated on demand (by default, the restart
mode is false
). If an activatable object requires restart
services, use one of the ActivationDesc
constructors that
takes a boolean parameter, restart
.
groupID
- the group's identifier (obtained from registering
ActivationSystem.registerGroup
method). The group
indicates the VM in which the object should be activated.className
- the object's fully package-qualified class namelocation
- the object's code location (from where the class is
loaded)data
- the object's initialization (activation) data contained
in marshalled form.
IllegalArgumentException
- if groupID
is nullpublic ActivationDesc(ActivationGroupID groupID, String className, String location, MarshalledObject data, boolean restart)
className
that can be loaded from the
code location
and whose initialization
information is data
. All objects with the same
groupID
are activated in the same Java VM.
groupID
- the group's identifier (obtained from registering
ActivationSystem.registerGroup
method). The group
indicates the VM in which the object should be activated.className
- the object's fully package-qualified class namelocation
- the object's code location (from where the class is
loaded)data
- the object's initialization (activation) data contained
in marshalled form.restart
- if true, the object is restarted (reactivated) when
either the activator is restarted or the object's activation group
is restarted after an unexpected crash; if false, the object is only
activated on demand. Specifying restart
to be
true
does not force an initial immediate activation of
a newly registered object; initial activation is lazy.
IllegalArgumentException
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is null| Method Detail |
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public ActivationGroupID getGroupID()
groupID
in the same virtual machine.
public String getClassName()
public String getLocation()
public MarshalledObject getData()
public boolean getRestartMode()
true
, the
activator does not force an initial immediate activation of
a newly registered object; initial activation is lazy.public boolean equals(Object obj)
equals
in class Object
obj
- the Object to compare with
Hashtable
public int hashCode()
ActivationDesc
s.
hashCode
in class Object
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John Bel Edwards beat Eddie Rispone 51.3% to 48.7%.
by Chris WhiteLouisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards won reelection and delivered a blow to a GOP candidate President Donald Trump hyped before the Saturday election.
Edwards, a Democrat, beat businessman Eddie Rispone 51.3% to 48.7%, according to The Associated Press. Rispone aligned himself with Trump and his policies, while the president made trips to Louisiana to boost the Baton Rouge businessman’s pedigree ahead of the election.
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CIFXDeviceLight Class ReferenceInheritance diagram for CIFXDeviceLight:
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- Note:
- It should be called for every new copy of a pointer to an interface on a given component.
- Returns:
- It returns a U32 that contains a value from 1 to 2^32 - 1 that defines the new reference count. The return value should only be used for debugging purposes.
Implements IFXUnknown.
Reimplemented in CIFXDeviceLightDX7, CIFXDeviceLightDX8, CIFXDeviceLightNULL, and CIFXDeviceLightOGL. |
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- Diffuse: IFXVector4(1,1,1,1)
- Specular: IFXVector4(1,1,1,1)
- Intensity: 1.0
- Attenuation: IFXVector3(1,1,1)
- World Matrix: Identity matrix
- Spot Decay: TRUE
- Spot Inner Angle: 0.0
- Spot Outer Angle: 45.0
- Light Range: sqrt(FLT_MAX)
Reimplemented from IFXRenderLight.
Reimplemented in CIFXDeviceLightDX7, CIFXDeviceLightDX8, CIFXDeviceLightNULL, and CIFXDeviceLightOGL. |
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- Returns:
- Upon success, IFX_OK is returned. Otherwise, either IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER or IFX_E_UNSUPPORTED are returned.
Implements IFXUnknown.
Reimplemented in CIFXDeviceLightDX7, CIFXDeviceLightDX8, CIFXDeviceLightNULL, and CIFXDeviceLightOGL. |
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Implements IFXUnknown.
Reimplemented in CIFXDeviceLightDX7, CIFXDeviceLightDX8, CIFXDeviceLightNULL, and CIFXDeviceLightOGL. |
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Octal literals are numerals that begin with a leading zero, such as:
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Because the leading zero which identifies an octal literal has been a source of confusion and error in JavaScript code, ECMAScript 5 deprecates the use of octal numeric literals.
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Tk_IdToWindow - Find Tk's window information for an X window
#include <tk.h>
Tk_Window
Tk_IdToWindow(display, window)
Given an X window identifier and the X display it corresponds to, this procedure returns the corresponding Tk_Window handle. If there is no Tk_Window corresponding to window then NULL is returned.
Copyright © 1995-1996 Sun Microsystems, Inc. Copyright © 1995-1997 Roger E. Critchlow Jr.


Telemetry specific channels which might be used by more than one game.
initialise a Common object
Games which use real 1:1 maps will not provide this channel
Scale applied to distance and time to compensate for the scale of the map(e.g. 1s of real time corresponds to local_scale minutes of simulated game time).


Roundup Features
Roundup is a simple-to-use and -install issue-tracking system with web, e-mail and command-line interfaces. It is based on the winning design from Ka-Ping Yee in the Software Carpentry “Track” design competition.
- simple to install
- installation (including web interface) takes about 30 minutes
- instant-gratification python demo.py :)
- two templates included in the distribution for you to base your tracker on
- play with the demo, customise it and then use it as the template for your production tracker
- requires no additional support software - python (2.3+ but not 3+) is enough to get you going
- easy to set up higher-performance storage backends like sqlite, mysql and postgresql
- simple to use
- accessible through the web, email, command-line or Python programs
- may be used to track bugs, features, user feedback, sales opportunities, milestones, ...
- automatically keeps a full history of changes to issues with configurable verbosity and easy access to information about who created or last modified any item in the database
- issues have their own mini mailing list (nosy list)
- users may sign themselves up, there may be automatic signup for incoming email and users may handle their own password reset requests
- highly configurable
- web interface HTML is fully editable
- database schema is also fully editable (only the “user” class is required) with a full set of data types (including dates and many-to-many relations) across all storages available
- customised automatic auditors and reactors may be written that perform actions before and after changes are made to entries in the database, or may veto the creation or modification of items in the database
- samples are provided for all manner of configuration changes and customisations
- fast, scalable
- with the sqlite, mysql and postgresql backends, roundup is also fast and scalable, easily handling thousands of issues and users with decent response times
- database indexes are automatically added for those backends that support them (sqlite, mysql and postgresql)
- indexed text searching giving fast responses to searches across all messages and indexed string properties
- support for the Xapian full-text indexing engine for large trackers
- documented
- documentation exists for installation, upgrading, maintenance, users and customisation
- web interface
- fully editable interfaces for listing and display of items
- extendable to include wizards, parent/meta bug displays, ...
- differentiates between anonymous, known and admin users
- may be set up to require login, and may also only allow admin users to register new users
- authentication of user registration and user-driven password resetting using email and one time keys
- may be run using WSGI or through CGI as a normal cgi script, as a stand-alone web server, under mod_python or through Zope
- searching may be performed using many constraints, including a full-text search of messages attached to issues
- file attachments (added through the web or email) are served up with the correct content-type and filename
- email change messages generated by roundup appear to be sent by the person who made the change, but responses will go back through the nosy list by default
- flexible access control built around Permissions and Roles with assigned Permissions
- generates valid HTML4 or XHTML
- detects concurrent user changes
- saving and editing of user-defined queries which may optionally be shared with other users
- e-mail interface
- may be set up using sendmail-like delivery alias, POP polling or mailbox polling
- may auto-register users who send in mail and aren’t known to roundup
- nosy list configuration controls how people are added and when messages are sent to the list
- auto-filing of “unformatted” messages into a particular class
- e-mail attachments are handled sanely, being attached to the issue they’re intended for, and forwarded on to the nosy list
- sane handling of content-type and content-encoding of messages (text/plain preferred in all situations)
- email packages that display threading will show issue messages correctly threaded
- users may send in messages from multiple addresses and be associated with the same roundup username
- built-in security features like TLS and APOP
- command-line
- may be used to interactively manage roundup databases
- may be scripted using standard shell scripting
- roundup’s API may also be used by other Python programs - a sample is provided that runs once a day and emails people their assigned issues
- a variety of sample shell scripts are provided (weekly reports, issue generation, ...)
- xmlrpc interface
- simple remote tracker interface with basic HTTP authentication
- provides same access to tracker as roundup-admin, but based on XMLRPC calls


Previous Menu
Drink to me only with thine eyes (Track 20)
Four String Rock (Track 21)
Aura Lee (Track 22)
Au Clair de la Lune (Track 23)
The Wearing O' the Green (Track 24)
Three Tempo Cocking Mandolin (Track 25)
Two Note Exercise (Track 28)
Three Note Exercise (Track 29)
Four Note Exercise (Track 30)
C Chord (Track 31)
Ode to Joy (Track 32)
Riddle Song (Track 33)
G7 Chord (Track 34)
Two Chord Waltz (Track 35)
Love Somebody (Track 35)
G Chord (Track 38)
Three Chord Stomp (Track 39)


Colleen M. Winer
Monona lost one of its kindest souls when Colleen M. Winer passed on November 15, 2019, aged 93.
Colleen was a rare person who spread love and kindness and would never harm another being, whether two-legged or four. She especially loved children and dogs, always having open arms for both. Her generous soul fed the homeless even when she had little to eat herself.
She now joins her closest companion in life, her beloved sister Ann Voeck, who passed in 2016.  She was preceded in death by her brother, Paul, and sisters Jean, Mary, Ann and Virginia.
Honoring her wishes, there will be no funeral or visitation. If you knew and loved her please pass on a selfless act of love in her honor, or send donations to the Domestic Abuse Intervention Services, 2102 Fordem Ave, Madison, WI 53704. The family is being assisted by All Faiths Funeral & Cremation Services of Madison.


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CIAO PROFESSORE! A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1994 James Berardinelli
Rating (0 to 10): 8.8
Date Released: 8/94 Running Length: 1:40 Rated: No MPAA Rating (Language)
Starring: Paolo Villaggio, Isa Danieli, Esterina Carloni Director: Lina Wertmuller Producers: Mario and Vittorio Cecchi Gori Screenplay: Lina Wertmuller, Leo Benvenuti, and Piero De Bernardi based on ME, LET'S HOPE I MAKE IT by Marcello D'Orta Cinematography: Gianni Tafani Released by Miramax Films In Italian with subtitles
"The book [ME, LET'S HOPE I MAKE IT] is a fascinating, allegoric and desperate image of what the children were feeling. The focal point for me was to create the confrontation between the teacher who comes from the north and the children who are living the reality of the culture of the south. Telling a story about Naples would have been easier to do because in a big city there is a lot of criminality. But one of our choices was to make a film in a small village without the violence." - Lina Wertmuller, co-writer/director, CIAO PROFESSORE!
CIAO PROFESSORE! is the story of Marco Sperelli (Paolo Villaggio), a northern Italian teacher who gets dumped in the southern Italian town of Corzano because of a bureaucratic screw-up (he was supposed to get an assignment in Corsano). At the De Amicis school, he has been assigned to teach third grade, but when he arrives, he finds the place run by the janitor. Only three of his fifteen students are in class - the rest are out working on the streets, hustling black market goods and helping their families make ends meet. So, taking matters into his own hands, Sperelli makes a trip through the village to collect his delinquent pupils personally.
The story of a teacher and students learning from one another is a popular thematic mine that directors keep exploring. Just when you think all the ore has been removed, however, someone like Lina Wertmuller comes along and strikes a new vein. CIAO PROFESSORE! is a remarkable film, primarily because it possesses a level of honesty that most productions of this sort abandon in favor of mawkishness.
Wertmuller, who learned some of her craft from Fellini (she was his assistant director on 8-1/2), has primarily been known for controversial films. Those used to her normal fare (such as SWEPT AWAY and SEVEN BEAUTIES) will find CIAO PROFESSORE! a distinct departure. Instead of focusing on issues like sexuality, revenge, and madness, this movie makes do with a simple message of hope.
The bonding of Sperelli with his students is achieved with care and consideration. There is no single incident that galvanizes the process. Trust comes slowly, especially after the teacher slaps a belligerent young boy. Yet as they spend more time together, each side discovers a little more about the other and, through that learning, gains understanding.
Given the time constraints of keeping this film to a reasonable length, Wertmuller does a marvellous job fleshing out a unique personality for each of the students. This is not a motion pictures where the children blend together into a faceless mass, with only one or two standouts. Through a series of short vignettes, the director tells something about the conditions that have shaped their individual lives.
CIAO PROFESSORE! is rich in humor, much of which is grounded in the raw language used by the children. Even in the most serious circumstances, Wertmuller never allows this motion picture to become maudlin or melodramatic. A relentlessly upbeat, occasionally-playful atmosphere pervades the film, as typified by the repeated use of the song "What a Wonderful World."
One of the key ingredients to the success of CIAO PROFESSORE! is the cast. The adult actors, especially Paolo Villaggio (who played one of Italy's most enduring film characters, Fantozzi, and was in Fellini's last film, THE VOICE OF THE MOON), do fine jobs. The most remarkable performances, however, come from the troupe of young actors cast to play the children. With their fresh faces and unforced style, each captures the essence of the character Wertmuller chose for them.
CIAO PROFESSORE! premiered to high acclaim on the international film festival circuit (where it was called by its original title, ME, LET'S HOPE I MAKE IT). The accolades are well-deserved. This is a rare movie- going experience--an artistic film that's both unpretentious and optimistic.
- James Berardinelli<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
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SMPROXY(1) SMPROXY(1) NAME smproxy - Session Manager Proxy SYNOPSIS smproxy [-clientId id] [-restore saveFile] OPTIONS -clientId id Specifies the session ID used by smproxy in the previous session. -restore saveFile Specifies the file used by smproxy to save state in the previous session. DESCRIPTION smproxy allows X applications that do not support X11R6 session manage‐ ment to participate in an X11R6 session. In order for smproxy to act as a proxy for an X application, one of the following must be true: - The application maps a top level window containing the WM_CLIENT_LEADER property. This property provides a pointer to the client leader window which contains the WM_CLASS, WM_NAME, WM_COMMAND, and WM_CLIENT_MACHINE properties. or ... - The application maps a top level window which does not contain the WM_CLIENT_LEADER property. However, this top level window contains the WM_CLASS, WM_NAME, WM_COMMAND, and WM_CLIENT_MACHINE properties. An application that support the WM_SAVE_YOURSELF protocol will receive a WM_SAVE_YOURSELF client message each time the session manager issues a checkpoint or shutdown. This allows the application to save state. If an application does not support the WM_SAVE_YOURSELF protocol, then the proxy will provide enough information to the session manager to restart the application (using WM_COMMAND), but no state will be restored. SEE ALSO xsm(1) AUTHOR Ralph Mor, X Consortium X Version 11 smproxy 1.0.5 SMPROXY(1)


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Couple rescued in Still Bay after nearly drowning
by Nicole McCainA couple has been rescued in Still Bay after getting caught in rip currents while swimming near the mouth of the Goukou River.
The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) Still Bay duty crew was notified of two swimmers who appeared to be in difficulty at around 17:35 on Thursday.
"Following a brief search at the river mouth, we found a couple – a 27-year-old male and 22-year-old female, from Jongensfontein – 250 metres off-shore of the river mouth, behind the backline," NSRI spokesperson Craig Lambinon said in a statement on Saturday.
The woman was assisting the man, who was unconscious, to stay afloat in the water.
"They were rescued onto our sea rescue craft and brought safely into Still Bay harbour with our NSRI medics treating the couple for hypothermia and non-fatal drowning symptoms."
The woman was treated for hypothermia while the man was stabilised and regained consciousness. He was taken to hospital and was discharged the next day.


Defined in generated file: python/ops/gen_math_ops.py
Computes the sum along segments of a tensor.
tf.compat.v1.math.unsorted_segment_sum
tf.compat.v1.unsorted_segment_sum
tf.compat.v2.math.unsorted_segment_sum
tf.math.unsorted_segment_sum( data, segment_ids, num_segments, name=None )
Read the section on segmentation for an explanation of segments.
Computes a tensor such that
\(output[i] = \sum_{j...} data[j...]\) where the sum is over tuples j...
such
that segment_ids[j...] == i
. Unlike SegmentSum
, segment_ids
need not be sorted and need not cover all values in the full
range of valid values.
If the sum is empty for a given segment ID i
, output[i] = 0
.
If the given segment ID i
is negative, the value is dropped and will not be
added to the sum of the segment.
num_segments
should equal the number of distinct segment IDs.
c = tf.constant([[1,2,3,4], [5,6,7,8], [4,3,2,1]]) tf.unsorted_segment_sum(c, tf.constant([0, 1, 0]), num_segments=2) # ==> [[ 5, 5, 5, 5], # [5, 6, 7, 8]]
data
: A Tensor
. Must be one of the following types: float32
, float64
, int32
, uint8
, int16
, int8
, complex64
, int64
, qint8
, quint8
, qint32
, bfloat16
, uint16
, complex128
, half
, uint32
, uint64
.segment_ids
: A Tensor
. Must be one of the following types: int32
, int64
.
A tensor whose shape is a prefix of data.shape
.num_segments
: A Tensor
. Must be one of the following types: int32
, int64
.name
: A name for the operation (optional).A Tensor
. Has the same type as data
.


1 Summary of the logic 2 patterns: 3 a: dpm (delete-person) mutation flow 4 b: pid (:person/id) flow 5 c: ppr (person props) flow 6 d: lid (:list/id) flow 7 a: dpm (delete-person) mutation flow 8 a1: dpm definition 9 a2: passed to transact! function 10 a3: which is assigned to local variable in parent component PersonList 11 a4: which is set to :onDelete parameter of child component Person 12 a5: Person component receives it as second props 13 a6: Person component sets it to :onClick attribute of dom/button 14 b: pid (:person/id) flow 15 b0: Person component sets pid parameter as argument of onDelete function that is set to :onClick attribute of dom/button 16 b1: On runtime, user clicks button. pid is passed to onDelete function 17 b2: delete-person closure function receives pid 18 b3: It passes pid to dpm 19 b4: dpm receives pid argument 20 b5: dpm passes pid to remove-ident* function which is called by swap! function 21 note: remove-ident* uses pid to find out which Person ident should be removed from the list of idents. 22 c: ppr (person props) flow 23 c1: PersonList calls map with Person component factory and people vector that contains person props 24 c2: map passes ppr one-by-one to the comp/computed closure function inside Person component factory function 25 c3: Person component receives ppr 26 d: lid (:list/id) flow 27 d1: PersonList component receives lid 28 d2: It passes lid to dpm 29 d3: dpm receives lid 30 d4: dpm passes lid to remove-ident* function which is called by swap! function 31 note: remove-ident* uses lid to find out PersonList that you want to remove Person ident from 32


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Creates a Jira issue in the project with the given key.
- If current build failed, checks if issue was already created. If yes, adds a comment, if not, creates a new Jira issue.
- If current build passed, checks if issue from p.1 is Closed or Done. If not, adds a comment.


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Gecode::SetVarArgs Class Reference
Passing set variables.
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#include <set.hh>
List of all members.
Constructors and initialization |
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| | Allocate empty array.
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| | SetVarArgs (const SetVarArgs &a) |
| | Initialize from variable argument array a (copy elements).
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| | SetVarArgs (const VarArray< SetVar > &a) |
| | Initialize from variable array a (copy elements).
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| | SetVarArgs (const std::vector< SetVar > &a) |
| | Initialize from vector a.
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| | SetVarArgs (InputIterator first, InputIterator last) |
| | Initialize from InputIterator first and last.
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| | SetVarArgs (Space &home, int n, int glbMin, int glbMax, int lubMin, int lubMax, unsigned int minCard=0, unsigned int maxCard=Set::Limits::card) |
| | Create an array of size n.
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| | SetVarArgs (Space &home, int n, const IntSet &glb, int lubMin, int lubMax, unsigned int minCard=0, unsigned int maxCard=Set::Limits::card) |
| | Create an array of size n.
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| | SetVarArgs (Space &home, int n, int glbMin, int glbMax, const IntSet &lub, unsigned int minCard=0, unsigned int maxCard=Set::Limits::card) |
| | Create an array of size n.
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| | SetVarArgs (Space &home, int n, const IntSet &glb, const IntSet &lub, unsigned int minCard=0, unsigned int maxCard=Set::Limits::card) |
| | Create an array of size n.
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Detailed Description
Passing set variables.
We could have used a simple typedef instead, but doxygen cannot resolve some overloading then, leading to unusable documentation for important parts of the library. As long as there is no fix for this, we will keep this workaround.
Definition at line 492 of file set.hh.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
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Allocate empty array.
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Allocate array with n elements.
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Initialize from variable argument array a (copy elements).
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Initialize from variable array a (copy elements).
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Initialize from vector a.
Definition at line 67 of file array.hpp.
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Initialize from InputIterator first and last.
Definition at line 72 of file array.hpp.
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Create an array of size n.
Each variable is initialized with the bounds and cardinality as given by the arguments.
Definition at line 135 of file array.cpp.
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Create an array of size n.
Each variable is initialized with the bounds and cardinality as given by the arguments.
Definition at line 156 of file array.cpp.
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Create an array of size n.
Each variable is initialized with the bounds and cardinality as given by the arguments.
Definition at line 175 of file array.cpp.
Create an array of size n.
Each variable is initialized with the bounds and cardinality as given by the arguments.
Definition at line 196 of file array.cpp.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


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In The Earl I have brought the twin passions of gin and tea together and serve them chilled in a teapot.
Infuse the loose leaf Earl Grey tea into the bottle of gin, shake and leave for exactly 2 hours. Strain and return to the bottle (you will not need all the gin).
Fill a cocktail shaker with ice. Add the Earl Grey infused gin, standard gin, lemon juice, elderflower cordial, sugar syrup and lime marmalade. Shake.
Strain into a teapot packed with ice and serve chilled in teacups with a slice of fresh lemon. You could serve with ice cubes instead of sugar cubes on the side.


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Using FORMAT statements is the original way defined in STTL to specify a string pattern with text variables (%s) and a list of expressions. Text variables are replaced by the values of expressions.
The syntax of the GROUP statement is as follows:
FORMAT { <PrimaryExpression> ( <TExpression> )+ }
The query below outputs the same report as in 01-Sweetener, but using a FORMAT statement, and with a FILTER clause in the WHERE template to ensure that variable ?aqi
is bound.


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DRAGON QUEST BUILDERS 2 is coming to the PC on December 10th
by John PapadopoulosSquare Enix has announced that DRAGON QUEST BUILDERS 2 will be coming to the PC on December 10th.
According to its description, players will explore, battle, build and harvest in its charming single-player campaign. Moreover, players can build big projects in the online sandbox mode for up to 4-players.
The Steam version includes all the Season Pass content previously released on console versions. This includes: Hotto Stuff Pack, Modernist Pack, Aquarium Pack, Designer’s Sunglasses, Legendary Builder Outfit, Dragonlord’s Throne and more.
Here are the game’s key features:
- Block-building RPG – Prove yourself as a Builder and a Warrior, help the people of the realm to rebuild their destroyed lands. The more you help the more you’ll receive hearts and recognition. Prepare for a cure of creativity and friendliness!
- Creative open-world – Construct big structures in this fantasy block world with a large variety of options.
- Explore, gather, and craft – Each island contains its own set of unique materials to help you grow, craft, and cook new creations. Along the way you’ll improve your skills and grow as a builder as you learn new recipes and blueprints.
- Battle fearsome foes alongside your partner – Accompanying you on your quest is the mysterious Malroth, an aggressive amnesiac with a fondness for fighting foes. His powerful attacks and skills on the battlefield are truly indispensable!
- Dash, swim, and glide across an expansive world – Run across open fields and explore charming villages, treacherous mines, and spectacular castles. Dive into the watery depths to discover hidden treasures, climb the highest mountain to catch the sunset, and glide home to rest up for your next day of adventure.
- Plant, water, and grow! – Work together with your villagers to till soil, plants seeds, and raise a multitude of crops. Be sure to customize the way you build your fields to support the kind of crops you’re growing. Harvest anything from the humble cabbage to sweet sugar canes!
- Design and Build with Friends Online – Big projects require big help! Up to 4 players can team up online to build anything you can imagine on the sandbox Isle of Awakening.


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by None at 2021-11-29 19:53:22.impact of issue: the DPUL collection is the only space for items to be viewed as a collection and stakeholder was going to be showing off the DPUL site within the next several days for consultations and presentations. So, while not ASAP, it is a high priority.
Current theory is that things that need new resources aren't being created because of some validation error. Trying out reindexing new resources with save!
vs save
in reindex exhibit job to get some better validation errors.
Should Items marked as private not have collection tags for collections that are pushed to DPUL? is that what is erroring, @tpendragon ?
It's fine, @kelea99. I think we have it fixed - reindexing now. Private items should definitely be in collections if appropriate.
just a heads up @tpendragon that ellen just reported the same thing. is the reindex for all collections or just Thomas's? other affected collection: SAE (unpublished): https://dpul.princeton.edu/sae
@kelea99 I hit the reindex button for that. It should happen after the slavic one is done.
post fix, I can hit a reindex on any i know to have private items, if it helps. thank you!
related honeybadger errors: * https://app.honeybadger.io/projects/51733/faults/82603381 * https://app.honeybadger.io/projects/51733/faults/82773830
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by Bess Sadler at 2021-11-29 15:49:19.Let's move to hosting!
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by Bess Sadler at 2021-11-29 15:52:05.We could move the test for #resource
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by None at 2021-11-29 18:38:21.Also had several reports from Steve of this issue today. It works incrementally.
We think this is because of solr timeouts caused by replicating across data centers. We've disabled lib-solr-prod4 as a replication target for Figgy, which means both replicas are in the same data center. If that fixes it we may need a third replica in the same center.
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by None at 2021-11-29 18:39:52.From Steve:
- Yes, there was a real file.
- This happened on Wed evening Nov 24: he had deleted it then as he was waiting for Figgy to reset and show the deletion, Figgy just spun and spun – no action --
- He eventually I just quit Figgy.
- Checked back on Sunday evening Nov 28, and saw the ghost and then wrote to me.
Same problem is happening on https://figgy.princeton.edu/catalog/1e5e140d-cb93-4d09-b2a9-3e4c4e8c00b3 although the thumbnail is still visible on that one.
This looks like a solr timeout. honeybadger notifications: * https://app.honeybadger.io/projects/53391/faults/82724727 * https://app.honeybadger.io/projects/53391/faults/82693107
That honeybadger notification is for the second instance. Can't actually find a honeybadger error off the first id.
Fixed the first one. The second had been fixed already, I guess it was done again via the UI.
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by None at 2021-11-29 18:35:01.This was done on October 12th.
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by None at 2021-11-29 16:23:47.This is mostly done. Waiting on some input from April M. On what exactly should be in the email.
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by None at 2021-11-29 19:20:11.Can be updated on the edit form for any locker. I do not believe we need a separate action.
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by Bess Sadler at 2021-11-29 15:54:27.Closing this pending further reinvestigation.
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by James R. Griffin III at 2021-11-29 15:42:39.I would recommend looking at using this gem for static pages on pdcdiscovery - https://github.com/thoughtbot/highvoltage
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by Bess Sadler at 2021-11-29 14:54:46.A temporary fix is truncate -s 0 /opt/pulfalight/shared/log/production.log
The record had a new note and there was a user typo - should have been xlink
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by None at 2021-11-29 20:31:40.We think this is a similar issue to Figgy - replication across data centers times out and breaks. I've removed lib-solr-prod4 as a target for Pulfalight and retried the jobs.
These succeeded after removing that replication.
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