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Peter Lane - A Short History of Peter's Professional ExperiencePrincipal Consultant, System Design & Communication Services |
Peter brings a fresh approach to his role of Principal Consultant with System Design and Communication Services. His is a diverse background, combining project management, engineering, health information management, business analyst, database programmer and IT support roles. As well, he has managed to fit in brief stints as a sound operator / theatre lighting operator / providing care to intellectually handicapped children, printer’s table hand and cash register systems programmer. Peter’s diverse background provides him with the ability to offer projects a further level of systems integration and propose practical solutions that can add value to a project.
Prior to establishing System Design & Communication Services, Peter served as Communications specialist and internal project manager for the major Consulting Engineering practice, WSP Lincolne Scott. He also served as IT Manager (and other roles) for Queensland Health, and was responsible for all aspects of ICT and telecommunications infrastructure in his region.
Peter has direct experience of a range of skills including strategic planning, master-planning, concept studies, technical design and solution implementation. He specialises in requirements-based specification of holistic systems for clients in healthcare, education, non-profit and commercial environments. Peter believes sustainable outcomes derive from a considered approach to the factors involved in each case and not necessarily from slavishly following “the book”. He also specialises in integrating technology solutions into other projects.
Peter was also a member of the NZ Green Building Council’s Technical Working Group responsible for developing NZ’s Education Rating Tool and was Accredited Professional of Record for the pilot implementation of Ormiston Senior College.
Peter’s work is characterised by his genuine commitment to each project and his disciplined approach. Peter believes in ensuring that systems support functional objectives as well as technical objectives.
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| 1999 - 2010 | Senior Consultant | Lincolne Scott ~ WSP Lincole Scott ~ WSP |


This example shows how to use the
gmf-mobile-measurearea
, gmf-mobile-measurelength
and
gmf-mobile-measure-point
directives in combination with
ngeo.interaction.MobileDraw
interaction objects to allow mobile users to measure areas,
distances and know the center coordinate on their devices. The point measure also uses the
gmfRaster
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| MPI_WIN_LOCK(lock_type, rank, assert, win) | |
| IN lock_type | either MPI_LOCK_EXCLUSIVE or MPI_LOCK_SHARED (state) |
| IN rank | rank of locked window (nonnegative integer) |
| IN assert | program assertion (integer) |
| IN win | window object (handle) |
int MPI_Win_lock(int lock_type, int rank, int assert, MPI_Win win)
MPI_WIN_LOCK(LOCK_TYPE, RANK, ASSERT, WIN, IERROR)
INTEGER LOCK_TYPE, RANK, ASSERT, WIN, IERROR
void MPI::Win::Lock(int lock_type, int rank, int assert) const
Starts an RMA access epoch. Only the window at the process with rank rank can be accessed by RMA operations on win during that epoch.
| MPI_WIN_UNLOCK(rank, win) | |
| IN rank | rank of window (nonnegative integer) |
| IN win | window object (handle) |
int MPI_Win_unlock(int rank, MPI_Win win)
MPI_WIN_UNLOCK(RANK, WIN, IERROR)
INTEGER RANK, WIN, IERROR
void MPI::Win::Unlock(int rank) const
Completes an RMA access epoch started by a call to MPI_WIN_LOCK(...,win). RMA operations issued during this period will have completed both at the origin and at the target when the call returns.
Locks are used to protect accesses to the locked target window effected by RMA calls issued between the lock and unlock call, and to protect local load/store accesses to a locked local window executed between the lock and unlock call. Accesses that are protected by an exclusive lock will not be concurrent at the window site with other accesses to the same window that are lock protected. Accesses that are protected by a shared lock will not be concurrent at the window site with accesses protected by an exclusive lock to the same window.
It is erroneous to have a window locked and exposed (in an exposure epoch) concurrently. I.e., a process may not call MPI_WIN_LOCK to lock a target window if the target process has called MPI_WIN_POST and has not yet called MPI_WIN_WAIT; it is erroneous to call MPI_WIN_POST while the local window is locked.
Rationale.
An alternative is to require MPI to enforce mutual exclusion between exposure epochs and locking periods. But this would entail additional
overheads when locks or active target synchronization do not interact
in support of those rare interactions between the two mechanisms. The
programming style that we encourage here is that a set of windows is
used with only one synchronization mechanism at a time, with shifts
from one mechanism to another being rare and involving global synchronization.
( End of rationale.)
Advice to users.
Users need to use explicit synchronization code in order to enforce
mutual exclusion between locking periods and exposure epochs on a
window.
( End of advice to users.)
Implementors may restrict the use of RMA communication that is synchronized by lock calls to windows in memory allocated by MPI_ALLOC_MEM (Section Memory Allocation ). Locks can be used portably only in such memory.
Rationale.
The implementation of passive target communication when memory is not shared requires an asynchronous agent. Such an agent can be implemented more easily, and can achieve better performance, if restricted to specially allocated memory. It can be avoided altogether if shared memory is used. It seems natural to impose restrictions that allows one to use shared memory for 3-rd party communication in shared memory machines.
The downside of this decision is that passive target communication cannot be
used without taking advantage of nonstandard Fortran features: namely,
the availability of C-like pointers; these are not supported by some
Fortran
compilers (g77 and Windows/NT compilers, at the time of writing).
Also, passive target communication cannot be portably
targeted to COMMON blocks, or other statically declared
Fortran arrays.
( End of rationale.)
Consider the sequence of calls in the example below.
Example
MPI_Win_lock(MPI_LOCK_EXCLUSIVE, rank, assert, win) MPI_Put(..., rank, ..., win) MPI_Win_unlock(rank, win)
The call to MPI_WIN_UNLOCK will not return until the put transfer has completed at the origin and at the target. This still leaves much freedom to implementors. The call to MPI_WIN_LOCK may block until an exclusive lock on the window is acquired; or, the call MPI_WIN_LOCK may not block, while the call to MPI_PUT blocks until a lock is acquired; or, the first two calls may not block, while MPI_WIN_UNLOCK blocks until a lock is acquired --- the update of the target window is then postponed until the call to MPI_WIN_UNLOCK occurs. However, if the call to MPI_WIN_LOCK is used to lock a local window, then the call must block until the lock is acquired, since the lock may protect local load/store accesses to the window issued after the lock call returns.


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| Analyser |
Main file of the program.
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| Analysis |
Analyse a program statically with abstract interpretation
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C | |
| Context [Types] |
Map with variable names as key
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D | |
| Debug |
Module which simplifies print of debug
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E | |
| Environment [Types] |
Map with id as keys
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| Exceptions |
Module which is used to raise or handle non-fatal exceptions
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| GenericAbstract |
Static interpretation methods which are not dependant to the abstraction domain chosen.
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| IdSet [Types] |
Set wich contains ids of variables, used to represent abstact domain of pointers
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| LocMap [Types] | |
O | |
| Options |
Module which contains the options given as parameter to the program
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| SpecialVariables |
Module to store the special variables which are used to store registers in contexts
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| SpecificAbstract |
Methods which depend of the abstract domain.
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T | |
| Types |
Types used during the analysis
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| Utils |
Utilitary function in order to achieve static interpretation
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The Initial Planning
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| Squire's |
1 |
Local Physical Damage +% Local Accuracy Rating |
10 to 24 3 to 7 |
| Journeyman's |
11 |
Local Physical Damage +% Local Accuracy Rating |
25 to 34 8 to 30 |
| Reaver's |
23 |
Local Physical Damage +% Local Accuracy Rating |
35 to 44 31 to 50 |
| Mercenary's |
35 |
Local Physical Damage +% Local Accuracy Rating |
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| Champion's |
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Local Physical Damage +% Local Accuracy Rating |
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| Conqueror's |
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Local Physical Damage +% Local Accuracy Rating |
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| Emperor's |
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Local Physical Damage +% Local Accuracy Rating |
75 to 80 100 to 135 |


Brokedown Palace (1999) 1/2 star out of 4. Starring Claire Danes, Kate Beckinsale and Bill Pullman.
If I were pitching "Brokedown Palace" to a movie producer, I could do it in one sentence: "Midnight Express" meets "Chicks in Chains," MTV-style.
In other words, this turgid melodrama is derivative of every other movie involving Americans jailed in Third World prisons.
There is not an original frame of celluloid in this tripe, which is aimed at impressionable, MTV-watching young girls who movie executives hope swoon over Claire Danes and would enjoy watching her suffer nobly.
"Brokedown Palace" also commits the cardinal sin of being boring.
The two young women caught in this dire predicament are so self-absorbed and naive that you really can't muster any sympathy for them.
Danes and Kate Beckinsale portray Alice and Darlene, recent high school graduates who decide to have one last summer of fun before going off to college. The girls are told about scenic Thailand, where they can enjoy themselves for weeks for a mere $500.
Of course, the girls' parents nix the Far East, so Alice and Darlene lie, telling them they are going to Hawaii. And they go to Thailand, anyway. I mean, how much fun can Hawaii be?
Once in Thailand, the girls take in the sights and meet a smooth-talking, charming young Australian who wines, dines and beds them.
Nick, who claims to work in software, invites the girls to meet him in Hong Kong for a weekend of fun. He even buys their tickets.
As the girls are about to board their plane - faster than you can utter "Return to Paradise" - they are busted by armed Thai police who find a hefty supply of drugs in their backpack.
Thai justice is swift, and before you can mutter "Brad Davis," Alice and Darlene are tried, convicted and sentenced to 30-plus years in prison.

"Brokedown Palace" is a testament to cliché. The film's only glimmer comes during its finale - the "noble sacrifice" moment that will have all the teens in the audience reaching for the Kleenex.
Danes and Beckinsale try hard to breathe some life into this turkey, but nothing can revive it.
Bill Pullman as the girls' lawyer shows some spunk, but his role calls for him to mainly look quizzical at Alice and Darlene and try to figure out who is lying and who is telling the truth.
Lou Diamond Phillips is totally wasted as a DEA agent at the U.S. embassy who won't lift a finger to help the girls.
Watching "Brokedown Palace" is like a long prison stretch. Unlike Alice and Darlene, though, you can escape.
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'Antigone' Director Sophie Deraspe Discusses Inspiration From Sophocles
“I read ‘Antigone’ when I was in my early 20s and at that time I didn’t know I would make films but it really struck me,” director Sophie Deraspe tells TheWrap’s Steve Pond
“Antigone” writer, director and cinematographer Sophie Deraspe discussed the inspiration for her film which was drawn from Sophocles’ tragedy at The Wrap screening series which took place on Monday at The Landmark in Los Angeles.
“I read ‘Antigone’ when I was in my early 20s and at that time I didn’t know I would make films but it really struck me,” Deraspe told TheWrap’s Steve Pond. “I was a student in literature and as a young woman it really felt like there is a character that I can totally relate to that is strong, intelligent and she stands up against what she feels is either unfair or unright. That spoke a lot to me at that time.”
Deraspe said the “Antigone” stayed in the corner of her heart and my head until many years later, when a tragedy that happened in Montreal that made her question what Antigone would do in such a situation with her two brothers. “It came really fast, the structure of the script, and I had to work a lot to put the meat on it,” she said. “The first structure hit me because of the tragedy that is similar to one that happens to Antigone’s brother in the film.”
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When Pond asked Deraspe if she thought of Antigone as a 21st-century heroine, Deraspe responded, “When I first read it I was amazed by the fact that such a female character was written more than 2000 years ago so it meant that female empowerment was not something of just today.”
A straight-A student and model citizen, Antigone oversteps the law when she helps her brother escape from prison. The vice-grip tightens around her as she stands up to authorities: the police, the law, the penal system and the father of her friend Haemon. Antigone’s refusal to compromise her personal sense of justice wins the support of her peers, who mobilize on social networks and at colorful protests. Rejecting the offer meant to secure her future, Antigone instead chooses love and loyalty to her immigrant family.
“Antigone” premiered at the 2019 Toronto International Film Festival and will represent Canada in the best international feature film Oscar race this season.
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This is the temperature where the discharge current limit (DCL) / charge current limit (CCL) limits begin to be reduced due to a high temperature condition. The rate at which the specified limit is reduced depends on the High Temperature Limit Derating parameter.
| < Start Derating Limit At Low Temperature | Low Temperature Limit Derating > |


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KONANE
Traditional "The board is called papamu konane (papa means flat surface). The game appears to be authentically Hawaiian. It consists of capturing "men" for justice and for sacrifice. To this purpose black and white pebbles were moved around from hole to hole. The holes, especially the central one, the pika, or navel, were inset with human teeth."
"Konane boards across the island don't follow any established pattern in size or play. The amount of holes, set in even lines, varies between 64 on the low end to well over 250 on the high end, seemingly only changing the amount of game time involved. Along the Kohala coast , at Kapaloa, a series of identical petroglyph boards are carved at regular intervals. They must have served for the first elimination matches in an important gambling event for the ali'i: A little further inland, an arena still stands, with one enormous, single checkerboard on its dome. Around this stage there is plenty of room for betting spectators. This was no doubt the final game between champions." [from http://www.coffeetimes.com/konane.htm]
The version presented here is played on a 8x8 board. The initial setup follows (this is one of the few 2-player games I know that start with a full board).
- REMOVE PHASE - Black removes one black stone from the board center (I suppose in even boards, that means the 2x2 square center) or from one of the edges. White then removes a white stone adjacent to the removed black stone.
- GOAL - Wins the player that moved the last stone.
- JUMP PHASE - Each player, in turns, pick a friendly stone and jump an enemy stone (on the same rank or column), capturing it.
- A jump may capture multiple stones (not mandatory).
- However, it occurs along a row or file, never diagonally and not in two directions on a single move.
Starting the game Black removed D5 and White removed an adjacent white stone at C5
This is the board after 2. F5-D5, E5-C5, 3. B5-D5, C3-C5
Winning ends... If Black moves to cell [1] then White captures B5-D5-F5, then Black moves F4-F6-F8 and wins in the next turn. The same happens if White just moves B5-D5, since Black replies with D4-D6-D8.
More historical information is found at Prof. Michael Ernst Konane´s website.
If you want more information and even play Konane online against a computer, check here. There is also a playing program to the PalmOS.


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| ConnectivityNotifier.ConnectivityListener | |
| CountCallback |
A
CountCallback is used to run code after a EquilibreQuery is used to count objects
matching a query in a background thread. |
| DeleteCallback |
A
DeleteCallback is used to run code after saving a EquilibreObject in a background
thread. |
| FindCallback<T extends EquilibreObject> |
A
FindCallback is used to run code after a EquilibreQuery is used to fetch a list of
EquilibreObject s in a background thread. |
| FunctionalUtils.Function1<T,R> | |
| FunctionalUtils.Function2<T> | |
| GetCallback<T extends EquilibreObject> |
A
GetCallback is used to run code after a EquilibreQuery is used to fetch a
EquilibreObject in a background thread. |
| ProgressCallback |
A
ProgressCallback is used to get upload or download progress of a
action. |
| RefreshCallback<T extends EquilibreObject> |
A
RefreshCallback is used to run code after refresh is used to update a EquilibreObject in a
background thread. |
| SaveCallback |
A
SaveCallback is used to run code after saving a EquilibreObject in a background
thread. |
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| ConnectivityNotifier | |
| Equilibre |
Created by angebagui on 24/08/2015.
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| EquilibreDateFormat |
This is the currently used date format.
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| EquilibreExecutors |
Created by angebagui on 20/08/2015.
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| EquilibreObject<T> |
Created by angebagui on 24/08/2015.
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| EquilibreOpenHelper |
Created by angebagui on 24/08/2015.
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| EquilibrePlugins |
Created by angebagui on 24/08/2015.
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| EquilibreQuery<T1 extends EquilibreObject,T2> |
The
EquilibreQuery class defines a query that is used to fetch EquilibreObject s. |
| EquilibreTaskUtils |
Created by angebagui on 19/08/2015.
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| FunctionalUtils |
Created by angebagui on 12/06/2016.
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| TaskQueue |
A helper class for enqueueing tasks
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| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| EquilibreException |
Created by angebagui on 19/08/2015.
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| Annotation Type | Description |
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| EquilibreClassName |
Created by angebagui on 24/08/2015.
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wrapped tabbed panels in right-to-left applications are not visible:
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in wrapped tabbed panes will be shown on top of the scrolled tabs (the bug itself is
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Past speakers
These awesome speakers joined us for Airflow Summit 2020.
Ace Haidrey
Software Engineer @ Pinterest
Adam Boscarino
Lead Data Infrastructure Engineer @ Devoted Health
Aishwarya Sankaravadivel
Senior Software Engineer at PayPal
Aizhamal Nurmamat kyzy
PMC & Committer @ Apache Airflow | Open Source Program Manager @ Google
Alaeddine Maaoui
Product owner Airflow @ Société Générale
Alexander Eliseev
Team Lead of Product Data Engineers @ Wrike
Amr Noureldin
Solution Architect at DXC
Angel D'az
Data Engineer @ Ocelot Data
Anita Fronczak
Software Engineer @ Google
Ash Berlin-Taylor
Lead Airflow Engineer @ Astronomer | Airflow PMC member & committer
Bas Harenslak
Data Engineer @ GoDataDriven
Blaine Elliot
Sr. Data Engineer @ One Medical
Bolke de Bruin
CTO of Wholesale Banking Advanced Analytics @ ING Bank | Airflow PMC member
Cong Zhu
Software Engineer @ Airbnb
Conor Camp
Sr. Software Engineer @ Airbnb
Dan Davydov
Software Engineer @ Twitter | Airflow PMC member
Daniel Imberman
Software Engineer @ Astronomer.io | Airflow committer & PMC member
Dinghang Yu
Software Engineer @ Pinterest
Emil Todorov
Software Engineer @ Financial Times
Evgeny Shulman
Co-founder & CTO @ Databand
Fokko Driesprong
Code Connaisseur @ GoDataDriven | Apache Airflow PMC member
Gerard Casas Saez
Software Engineer @ Twitter
Griselda Cuevas
VP Diversity & Inclusion @ Apache Software Foundation | Product Manager Dataflow @ Google
Hendrik Kleine
Director of Analytics @ Optum
Itai Yaffe
Big Data Tech Lead @ Nielsen Identity Engine
Jacob Ferriero
Strategic Cloud Engineer @ Google
Jarek Potiuk
Principal Software Engineer @ Polidea | Airflow PMC member & committer
Josh Benamram
Co-founder & CEO @ Databand
Kamil Bregula
Software Engineer @ Polidea | Airflow committer & PMC member
Karolina Rosol
Project Manager @ Polidea
Kaxil Naik
Senior Data Engineer @ Astronomer | Airflow PMC member & core committer
Kevin Yang
Engineering Manager @ Airbnb | Airflow PMC member
Leah Cole
Developer Programs Engineer @ Google
Lucas Mendes Mota Da Fonseca
Data Engineer @ QuintoAndar
Maciej Oczko
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I
- Vertex idV
- Vertex valueE
- Edge valueM
- Message datapublic interface CentralizedServiceMaster<I extends org.apache.hadoop.io.WritableComparable,V extends org.apache.hadoop.io.Writable,E extends org.apache.hadoop.io.Writable,M extends org.apache.hadoop.io.Writable> extends CentralizedService<I,V,E,M>
| 限定符和类型 | 方法和说明 |
|---|---|
boolean |
becomeMaster()
Become the master.
|
void |
cleanup()
Clean up the service (no calls may be issued after this)
|
SuperstepState |
coordinateSuperstep()
Master coordinates the superstep
|
int |
createEdgeInputSplits()
Create the
InputSplit objects from the index range based on the
user-defined EdgeInputFormat. |
int |
createVertexInputSplits()
Create the
InputSplit objects from the index range based on the
user-defined VertexInputFormat. |
void |
failureCleanup(Exception e)
Called when the job fails in order to let the Master do any cleanup.
|
MasterAggregatorHandler |
getAggregatorHandler()
Get master aggregator handler
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long |
getLastGoodCheckpoint()
Get the last known good checkpoint
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MasterInfo |
getMasterInfo()
Get master information
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void |
postApplication()
Application has finished.
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void |
postSuperstep()
Superstep has finished.
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void |
restartFromCheckpoint(long checkpoint)
Master can decide to restart from the last good checkpoint if a
worker fails during a superstep.
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void |
setJobState(ApplicationState state,
long applicationAttempt,
long desiredSuperstep)
If the master decides that this job doesn't have the resources to
continue, it can fail the job.
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void |
setup()
Setup (must be called prior to any other function)
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checkpointFrequencyMet, getRestartedSuperstep, getSuperstep, getWorkerInfoList
void setup()
boolean becomeMaster()
MasterInfo getMasterInfo()
int createVertexInputSplits()
InputSplit
objects from the index range based on the
user-defined VertexInputFormat. The InputSplit
objects will
processed by the workers later on during the INPUT_SUPERSTEP.int createEdgeInputSplits()
InputSplit
objects from the index range based on the
user-defined EdgeInputFormat. The InputSplit
objects will
processed by the workers later on during the INPUT_SUPERSTEP.SuperstepState coordinateSuperstep() throws org.apache.zookeeper.KeeperException, InterruptedException
InterruptedException
org.apache.zookeeper.KeeperException
void restartFromCheckpoint(long checkpoint)
checkpoint
- Checkpoint to restart fromlong getLastGoodCheckpoint() throws IOException
IOException
void setJobState(ApplicationState state, long applicationAttempt, long desiredSuperstep)
state
- State of the application.applicationAttempt
- Attempt to start ondesiredSuperstep
- Superstep to restart from (if applicable)MasterAggregatorHandler getAggregatorHandler()
void postSuperstep()
void postApplication()
void failureCleanup(Exception e)
e
- Exception job failed from. May be null.void cleanup() throws IOException, InterruptedException
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"Three Seasons," a bittersweet film set in contemporary Saigon, crosscuts between three pairs of people struggling for love and fulfillment in a world entirely hostile to those goals. The Saigon of "Three Seasons" is a money jungle where people eke out livings against a backdrop of garish new hotels. That Vietnam was once the hope for progressive people around the world, as well as its own people, gives the film added poignancy and a sense of lost possibilities.
The film opens with Kien An (Nguyen Ngoc Hiep) being admitted to a suburban walled compound where she will work picking white lotuses to sell on the streets of Saigon. This young woman joins her co-workers in the daily harvest on a small pond that is faced by a large foreboding house occupied by the Teacher Dao (Tran Manh Cuong), who has not been seen in public for many years. Someone tells her that it is his ghost who lives there. Their work is of a primeval nature, perhaps unchanged for a thousand years or more. They row across the pond in tiny rowboats, pick the beautiful white flowers, while singing work songs. One day, to the resentment of the more senior lotus-pickers, Kien An adds new verses which have more depth and subtlety than the simple verses usually sung.
Teacher Dao hears her new verses and bids his servant bring the young woman to see him. She discovers that the man, of an indeterminate age, is confined to a wheelchair. He is in the advanced stages of leprosy and his fingers have been eaten away by the disease. He tells her that she will be his fingers and begins to compose new poems that she spends each day transcribing. Their partnership gives meaning to their lives. What can not change is her daily chores on the pond and on the streets of Saigon. This simple laborer's life is being wasted, as her master's is wasting away due to disease.
The next pair includes James Hager (Harvey Keitel), a Vietnam veteran who sits outside his hotel each day staring into the windows of the "Apocalypse Now" disco, where he believes he will find the daughter he left behind in the war. That is where he met her mother, who has recently died. One night he runs into a street kid Woody (Nguen Huu Duoc), who survives by selling trinkets out of a folding case. As Hager spills out his story to the young boy over a beer in the disco late one night, the lights go out suddenly. When they come on again, the case is missing. For Woody, this is as much of a blow as the loss of the bicycle in the neo-realist classic "Bicycle Thief," which was also set in a grim postwar urban setting. Woody assumes that Hager has stolen the case and spends his days wandering around the city searching for the American and his case. Meanwhile, Hager continues his search for his daughter.
The casting of Keitel is no accident. He lent his considerable clout in the industry as Executive Producer in order to make the film happen. The only thing he got in exchange was the privilege to act in one of his most powerful roles to date. Keitel has long been associated with independent films like "Three Seasons" and deserves enormous credit for making this latest one happen. Nguen Huu Duoc, like the young star of "Central Station," was also a non-professional who the director discovered on the streets of the city doing exactly what he does in the film: selling trinkets. Both films are about the desperate situation of children and it is a sign of the integrity of the films' creators that they made this casting decision.
The final pair, who really define the dramatic and emotional core of the film, are Hai (Don Duong), a pedicab driver and Lan (ZoŽ Bui), the woman he falls in love with--a prostitute. When he first meets her, she is running from a bar after having an altercation with a client. Lan offers to drive her home and falls in love with her instantly. >From that moment on, he follows her everywhere, just to be near her and to be able to drive her home. While she at first appreciates his solicitousness, after a while she becomes annoyed. What does he want from her? She is so used to having men treat her like a piece of meat that she can not relate to someone who loves her for herself. She tries to wise him up. She points at one of the new hotels and lectures him. You see that place? The people who stay there look nothing like us. They have money and we have none. Someday when I have money I will join them and leave all this behind.
Hai does not know how to respond to her. There really is no answer, because the new Vietnam is based on money and nothing else. The only hope is to find a job with a multinational corporation or sell your flesh. Lan is the realist. This does not prevent Hai from continuing to pursue her. When he finally wins $200 in a pedicab race, he uses $50 to buy Lan's services. When they go up to a hotel room, he only asks her to remove her makeup, change into a nightgown that he's bought her, and go to sleep. When she awakes, she discovers that he has gone without touching her.
Perhaps the only person capable of making such a film is Tony Bui, the writer and director who fled the country with his family in 1970 when he was two years old. He visited Vietnam in 1994 and developed what he described as a passion for the country. He explains that, "A driving force for me was to make a film in Vietnamese with Vietnamese actors and to tell a modern story. Growing up I only saw the Vietnamese in war films, as faceless people running through the jungles with guns. That's not what I saw when I went there. I wanted to bring out their humanity in a way that hasn't been shown, the universality of the human spirit."
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As I told you, back in the main page, I am a consultant based in Paris.
Over the past year, at Kyu Associés, I was lucky to spend 3 months in a brand new 4.0 plant in Columbus, Indiana. There, I worked as a Supply Chain Manager and was in charge of setting up and managing the local Supply Chain.
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Then, still working at Kyu in Paris, I decided to start learning more about optimization processes and studied this really nice book, written by S. Tamayo, R. Cardin, S. Echeverri and D. Pino : Recherche opérationnelle appliquée à la gestion industrielle (Operational reaserch applied to industrial management) . What I really liked in this book, is that 4 well-known french researchers decided to do something really operational. Indeed, during the last year I read a lot of research articles but none of them was as clear when it came to… reality.
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I am also trying to make Monte Carlo scale to inference with tall datasets: today's data deluge involves working with datasets containing a large number of items, which frequentist statisticians classically tackle with stochastic gradient. I am looking for the Monte Carlo equivalent of stochastic gradient, which would unlock big data applications of Bayesian inference. It is a hot topic, as Bayesian inference provides the uncertainty quantification astrophysicists or medical scientists need. This line of research has also triggered my interest in concentration inequalities.
I maintain the following list on HaL, which I postprocess below for more readability. You can also find me on Google Scholar. For a further breakdown of my publications by domain, please see my CV.
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In a nutshell, I obtained my Ph.D. in November 2012 from University Paris-Sud, France, working with Balázs Kégl on Monte Carlo methods and Bayesian optimization, applied to particle physics and machine learning. In particular, I was a member of the Pierre Auger collaboration.
Then I joined Chris Holmes's group at the University of Oxford, UK, to work as a postdoc on Markov chain Monte Carlo for tall data. Since then, I am also working on applications to computational biology within the 2020 science network, of which I am now an emeritus fellow.
I started at CNRS in February 2015, joining team SigMA of CRIStAL at the University of Lille, France.
I am the PI of ERC starting grant Blackjack 'Fast Monte Carlo integration with repulsive point processes' (1.5M€, 2020-2025), and hold a national chair in artificial intelligence. .
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Nigerian music star, David ‘Davido’ Adeleke, appears to be having the time of his life and he does not tire to display it on social media for fans to see.
Just recently, the Omo Baba Olowo as he is fondly called was opportune to meet fellow entertainers in the international music industry, Trey Songz and JCole.
Davido was at the Madison Square Garden where he watched the Knicks vs Nets basketball game when he met the entertainers and they all posed together for a picture.
It was obviously a lovely moment worth capturing. See Davido’s post below:
He obviously had a good time.
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Speaking of good times, Davido recently released a new album titled A Good Time. The past few months for the popular singer had been riddled with the music star gearing up his fans and supporters for the coming of his second studio album.
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# frozen_string_literal: true
require_relative 'proxy/proxy'
require_relative 'blue_print'
require_relative 'driver'
require_relative 'dsl'
require_relative 'state'
require_relative 'dsl/_error'
module AutomationObject
# Framework class, the core
# A Proxy class that will become the DSL Framework
class Framework < Proxy::Proxy
# @return [AutomationObject::BluePrint::Composite::Top]
attr_accessor :blue_prints - AutomationObject::Framework#blue_prints is a writable attribute
# @return [AutomationObject::Driver::Driver]
attr_accessor :driver - AutomationObject::Framework#driver is a writable attribute
# @return [AutomationObject::State::Session]
attr_accessor :state - AutomationObject::Framework#state is a writable attribute
# @return [Dsl] workable dsl composite object
attr_accessor :dsl - AutomationObject::Framework#dsl is a writable attribute
# Will assume nil or :nokogiri is XML based and AutomationObject
# can also automate XML
# @param driver [Selenium::WebDriver::Driver,Appium::Driver,nil] selenium type driver or nil
# @param blue_prints [Hash] arguments for Framework
def initialize(driver, blue_prints)
self.driver = driver
self.blue_prints = blue_prints
self.state = State.create(self.driver, self.blue_prints)
@subject = Dsl.create(self.blue_prints, state)
AutomationObject::Framework.singleton = self
end
# Retrieve screen from composite
# @param name [String, Symbol] name of screen
# @raise [AutomationObject::Dsl::Error::ScreenDoesNotExistError]
# @return [AutomationObject::Dsl::ScreenProxy]
def screen(name)
@subject.screen(name)
end
# Current Screen
# @return [AutomationObject::Dsl::ScreenProxy]
def current_screen
@subject.current_screen
end
# BluePrints (UI configurations) wrapped in an composite
# Composite provides a common interface for all adapters
# @param value [String, Hash] String to YAML files, PageObject, or Hash configuration
# @return [AutomationObject::BluePrint::Composite::Top] top composite object
undef :blue_prints= if defined? :blue_prints=
def blue_prints=(value)
@blue_prints = BluePrint.create(value)
end
# Driver port provides a formatted interface for interacting with different drivers
# @return [AutomationObject::Driver::Driver] driver interface object
undef :driver= if defined? :driver=
def driver=(value)
Driver.adapter = case value
when Selenium::WebDriver::Driver
:selenium
when Appium::Driver
:appium
else
:nokogiri
end
@driver = Driver.create(value)
end
# Reset the entire state, remove any values
# Leave the driver alone here, can be done elsewhere
# @return [void]
def quit
state.quit # Quit the state. That way it knows to kill threads if operational
self.dsl, self.state, self.blue_prints, self.driver = nil
end
# Static Hack
# TODO: figure a multiple instance way of using ao in Cucumber context
# Leaving for now to continue testing and building of whole framework
class << self
attr_accessor :singleton - AutomationObject::Framework#singleton is a writable attribute
# Singleton method if using Cucumber
# @return [AutomationObject::Framework] singleton of self
def get
singleton
end
end
end
end


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Signal 37 have brought up a common issue with delivering projects, that we all face, but probably have never identified as a real/tangible problem before. The Challenge of Designing the "Blank Slate", reflects on the delivery of a dynamic site to the customer with no content available, after all he will be populating it with content once he starts using it.
The solution that have adopted is populating the interface with context relevant information, which will gradually be replaced by the end users content. A nice idea... And here you can see the follow up with some sample screenshots.


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Angular Foldable Demo
This little demo showcases how ngx-foldable library can help you build dual-screen experiences for foldable or dual-screen devices.
This app is running on a single screen setup.
This little demo showcases how ngx-foldable library can help you build dual-screen experiences for foldable or dual-screen devices.
This app is running on a single screen setup.
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[gecode-users] member function branching
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Wed Nov 19 08:12:07 CET 2008
Patrik Haslum wrote:
> I've implemented a "proper" custom branching (with branching
> descriptions etc). I've also run some experiments testing the effect
> of changing the c-d parameter, and results are not what I expected.
>
> I used two different settings, c-d = 8 and c-d = 1, with both
> "basic" branching (i.e., only calling the built-in "branch"
> function, for each of two variable arrays, in the space constructor)
> and with my custom branching. In *all* cases, using c-d = 8 does
> more propagation than using c-d = 1! Runtimes do not always
> correlate with the amount of propagation done, but, for the custom
> branching strategy at least, using c-d = 1 is faster on all non-
> trivial problems. (A summary of the experiment results is attached.)
>
> Is there an explanation for this result?
At least part of it is the expected result. Recomputation (which you
enable using c-d=8) trades memory for run-time: you need less memory,
because you store fewer copies, but you need more time, because you
have to recompute. And recomputation of course involves propagation,
so the number of propagation steps is bound to increase.
In practice, however, it turns out that recomputation often saves run-
time, first because copying takes time, too, and second because it is
optimistic: don't make too many copies, because the solution will be
where the heuristic predicts it, so many copies would never be used.
Of course, this is problem-specific, so it might just not work in your
case.
All this is discussed in [1] and [2], if you want to read more about it.
Cheers,
Guido
[1] C. Schulte. Comparing trailing and copying for constraint
programming. In D. D. Schreye, editor,
Proceedings of the Sixteenth International Conference on Logic
Programming, pages 275–289, Las Cruces,
NM, USA, 1999. The MIT Press.
[2] C. Schulte. Programming Constraint Services, volume 2302 of LNCS
(LNAI). Springer, 2002.
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Good horror stories are a dime a dozen mainly because writers and directors have lost the imagination to tell them - gore and dismemberment have stood in the way of cohesive storytelling elements. "The Blair Witch Project" is a great horror film whereas "The Sixth Sense" is merely a good one - a sensitively written, well-directed story of a journey into the world of ghosts. This film along with Bruce Joel Rubin's "Ghost" play with the idea that ghosts inhabit the earth for a reason - to complete some unfinished business.
"The Sixth Sense" begins with Dr. Malcolm Crowe (Bruce Willis), a psychologist who at the start of the film is shot in his home by a deeply disturbed patient of his. A year later, the seemingly recouped Malcolm finds a morose, quiet boy named Cole (Haley Joel Osment) suffering from similar problems as Malcolm's former patient - Cole becomes Crowe's latest study. It turns out that Cole can see ghosts in his own home, though nobody else can. One is a nervous, evidently abused woman in a pink robe, the other is a girl who brings Cole some mysterious box, and so on. Crowe is mystified and intrigued by Cole's visions, yet he does have problems of his own. Crowe's forlorn wife, Anna (Olivia Williams), suffers from depression and is ostensibly having an affair, which angers him enough to throw rocks through storefront windows. They seem unable to communicate, and she leaves hastily when he is late for a dinner date. He is consumed by work, she is consumed by sadness.
"The Sixth Sense" is mostly told through the point-of-view of Cole - we see these visions through his eyes. No adult can see them, but the good doctor begins to believe him. The best scenes are when Cole is scared and tense about some of the ghosts intruding in his home, or when he senses something unspeakable in a dungeon-like room at a friend's house.
There are some effective scenes of controlled tension, and without the minimalist strength of Willis's performance or Osment's whispered innocence, "The Sixth Sense" might have fallen apart from lesser hands. It is only when dealing with Cole's and Crowe's inner lives that writer-director N. Night Shyamalan ("Wide Awake") fails to lend much weight.
Olivia Williams, the incandescent co-star of "Rushmore," is given little to do, and her role lacks development or impact. Somehow, we know she does not listen or communicate with Crowe, but we learn little about her and her feelings.
There is also scant development regarding Osment's mother - we get mostly reaction shots and a big emotional scene but little in the way of knowing how she relates to her tense son. She almost seems to avoid him, or not pay much mind when she finds the kitchen's drawers and doors open a second after leaving them intact while her son is eating.
"The Sixth Sense" has a haunting sense of menace through its controlled level of mood and pace (the city of Philadelphia never looked so daunting and overcast), but it is off-kilter in its emotional context. Its surprise ending pays off nicely, but there is none of the unifying breadth or tension of the similar, dream-like "Jacob's Ladder." Still, Willis and Osment keep you involved and guessing as to what will happen next.
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Car seats in Italy must have alarms so kids aren't forgotten
by The Associated Press, StaffROME - Italy is requiring parents of young children to equip car seats with alarm devices so tots aren't forgotten by absent-minded adults.
A transport ministry decree went into effect on Thursday in a bid to prevent deaths, like that of a toddler in Sicily two months ago.
The devices must emit audio and visual signals that can been perceived both inside and outside the vehicle and that are triggered if the child in the car seat is left behind. The requirement applies to car seats for children younger than 4.
Violators risk fines up to 326 euros (US$360) and losing points on their driver's license.


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CHAPTER 190
MARINE LIFE CONSERVATION PROGRAM
Section
190-1 Conservation area; administration
190-1.5 State marine waters
190-2 Establishment and modifications of conservation
district
190-3 Rules
190-4 Permits
190-4.5 Anchoring, boating, and mooring in marine life
conservation districts; rules
190-5 Penalty
Note
L 2014, c 218, §8 purports to amend this chapter.
Cross References
Environmental courts, jurisdiction over proceedings arising under this chapter, see §604A-2.
Law Journals and Reviews
Protecting Hawaii's Fisheries: Creating an Effective Regulatory Scheme to Sustain Hawaii's Fish Stocks. 29 UH L. Rev. 243.


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Integrative Genomics Viewer (IGV)¶
Accessing the IGV Browser¶
To access IGV, go to the cohort file list page (through the “View Files” link at the top of the page). The file listing table includes a column labelled “IGV”.
For those files that also have a ReadGroupSet ID in Google Genomics, a “GA4GH” label with a checkbox will appear in the column. For those files that are available in cloud storage, a “Cloud Storage” label witha checkbox will appear in the column. You can selecting the files you want to view at the same time in the IGV viewer through selecting the relevant checkboxes on possibly multiple pages of files. Once you have selected the appropriate files to view in the IGV viewer, pressing the “Launch IGV” button will launch the IGV viewer.
NOTE: You will only be able to view controlled access sequence files if you have logged in as a registered dbGaP authorized user.
(“ReadGroupSet” is a GA4GH term for a group of aligned DNA- or RNA-seq reads, typically from a single sample or a single BAM file. For the CCLE and TCGA datasets hosted by the ISB-CGC, each ReadGroupSet corresponds to a single BAM file which in turn corresponds to the aligned DNA- or RNA-seq reads from a single sample. IGV can also view BAM files (with associated BAM Index Files) that are stored on a Google Drive. These are the type of files that are being viewed with the link “Cloud Storage”.).
Acknowledgements¶
The copyright to the Integrative Genomics Viewer is held by the Broad Institute, and the software has been released under the MIT License. For more information about IGV please see the IGV home page or the IGV github repo.
We are grateful to the IGV team for their assistance in integrating IGV into the ISB-CGC web-app.
Robinson J T, Thorvaldsdottir H, Winckler W, Guttman M, Lander E S, Getz G & Mesirov J P, Integrative genomics viewer, Nature Biotechnology 29, 24-26 (2011).
Thorvaldsdottir H, Robinson J T, Mesirov J P, Integrative Genomics Viewer (IGV): high-performance genomics data visualization and exploration, Briefings in Bioinformatics 14, 178-192 (2013).


class: middle background-image: url(./assets/background-title.jpg) .title[ # Dev CoP Presentation: Pull Requests ] .right[![DevCop logo](https://avatars2.githubusercontent.com/u/52010894?s=200&v=4)] --- ## Intro In previous DevCoP sessions we talked about moving to Git, and the point of that is to leverage branching strategies (more light weight than a centralized repository TFVC). The November DevCoP presentation was about branching strategies. This presentation covers how to manage the merging of these branches in your workflow thru a process called “Pull Requests”. NOTE: "Pull Request" are also known as "Merge Request" --- ## What is a Pull Request ? -- A “Pull Request” allows you to visualize and collaborate on the proposed changes to source code that exist as commits on a given branch. They are a request to merge one branch into another. They help a team establish, enforce and verify policies on all code changes. Example:
--- Example ![Pull Request Sample Content](./assets/PR_RequestContent.png) ![Pull Request Sample Changes](./assets/PR_RequestChanges.png) --- ## CI-CD Pipeline The Pull Request process covers the: Execute Tests, Code Review, Approve Changes & Merge steps within the Senior Advisors recommended CI-CD pipeline flow.
![Pull Request Sample Changes](./assets/PR_cicd.png) --- ## What is the goal of a Pull Request ? .answer[ - Manage the merging of branches in your workflow. - Changes get verified thru automation and your colleagues. - A big part of the Pull Request is the code review. ] --- ## What is the goal of a Code Review? The primary goal of a code review should be collaboration. The collaboration allows the reviewer and author of the code change to learn more about the project, enabling them both to make better changes to the project in the moment and in the future. .answer[ - Does the code make sense? - Were multiple features combined? - Was debugging code removed? ] Note: Remember to stay courteous, the code is being reviewed not the person. --- ## Roles and responsibilities of Author and reviewer ### Author -- .answer[ - The first reviewer of your code is you. - Keep Code review short: Contains a single task. Don't mix features.
- Describe the changes in the Pull Request. Link to a task. - New functions and conditions come with new unit tests. - Changed functions and conditions don't affect existing unit tests. - Complex sections of code contains comments. ] --- ### Reviewer -- .answer[ - Review the code as soon as possible. - When approving a merge, you are just as responsible for the changes as the Author. - Ask for clarifications if changes are ambiguous. - Be effective in comments, Recommend changes in a constructive manner. - Be aware of potential design flaws - Be aware of alternate existing functionalities that could be suggested. ] --- ## How do I keep reviews from taking up all my time? .answer[ - Keep the changes small: If the change is too large and could have been broken apart, reject it. - Don’t validate code : Let the pipeline do that work for you. Focus on learning what it is the author is trying to do, and check that what they did makes sense. - Ask for more details : Don’t spend time trying to figure it out, it should be simple enough (or explained in comments) to understand in a minute or two. ] ![Pull Request Big Merge](./assets/PR_BigMerge.png) --- ### Valid "big" pull request In some cases, “big pull requests” are inevitable but can still be time effective if the scope is limited to one goal. Here is an example of a manageable “big pull request”, it’s about refactoring the code. ![Pull Request Refactor](./assets/PR_Refactor.png) --- ## Types of Merges Once the Reviewer has approved the code changes. Anyone with the appropriate rights can merge the changes into the parent branch. Note: Depending on the platform there might be variations. ![Pull Request Refactor](./assets/PR_Approved.png) --- ### Merge Commit Merge commits: Retains all of the commits in your branch and interleaves them with commits on the base branch. ![Pull Request Merge Commit](./assets/PR_MergeCommit.png) --- ### Squash and Merge Squash and Merge: Retains the changes but omits the individual commits from history. ![Pull Request Squash Merge](./assets/PR_SquashMerge.png) --- ### Rebase and Merge Rebase and Merge: This moves the entire feature branch to begin on the tip of the master branch, effectively incorporating all of the new commits in master ![Pull Request Rebase Merge](./assets/PR_RebaseMerge.png) If you want more in depth knowledge about merge types please let us know. You may get more details in the following link:
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Based on the John Grisham novel of the same name, it is the story of how one insurance company does not honor legitimate claims by its policy holders. With the exception of John Voight who is Drummond, the insurance company's thousand-dollar-per-hour attorney, the rest of the cast is either wasted or engages in some very mediocre acting.
The film's hero, Rudy Baylor (Matt Damon) is supposed to be a young hotshot lawyer trying to make it big. As portrayed by Damon, however, he falls very short in that role. He never comes across as being real, as being a real attorney who knows what he is doing. He does not compare with John Voight as a brainy attorney. The film's title refers to someone who aspires to be a great attorney and make tons of money for any company that is smart enough to hire him; no such company has done that in Baylor's present.
Danny DeVito, as a "para lawyer" who has not passed the bar, hams it up something fierce to the point where he comes across as ridiculous. In more or less cameo roles, the following are wasted: Mary Kay Place, Claire Danes, Mickey Rourke, Danny Glover, Virginia Madsen, Roy Scheider, Teresa Wright, Dean Stockwell and others. I shudder when I think of all the fine films those actors have been in; this was certainly not one of them.
The screenplay and direction are by Francis Ford Coppala, and that is hard to believe, too
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Perak Amanah supports any decision made on land ownership
IPOH, Dec 9 — Any decision to be made by the Perak state government in granting 999-year ownership or permanent titles to new villages, will have to be in line with Pakatan Harapan’s (PH) stance, said Perak Parti Amanah Negara (Amanah) chairman Datuk Asmuni Awi.
He said whatever decision made by the state government has been reached by a consensus or mutual agreement.
“Perak Amanah and the Perak state government share the same views, whatever has been agreed by the state government, that will be our decision.
“However to date no decision has been made on the (999 years) land ownership. The provisions of the National Land Code 1965 to be adhered to, still applies,” he said after a Back-to-School programme at SMK Datuk Ahmad Said in Manjoi here today.
The Manjoi assemblyman who is also State Islamic and Religious Education, Rural and Entrepreneur Development Committee chairman said this following a call by Gagasan Melayu Perak (GMP) urging Amanah state representatives to state their stance on the granting of the permanent ownership status.
Last Saturday, GMP deputy president Norali Nordin urged the Perak Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Ahmad Faizal Azumu not to give in to demands to grant permanent ownership status to new villages which they claimed was contrary to the spirit of the Federal Constitution.
On October 3, Ahmad Faizal reportedly said the issue over granting of freehold status to new villages in Perak was still at discussion stage. — Bernama


Scottish hi-fi icon Linn pumps up R&D but finances strike sour note
by Scott ReidLinn Products, the Scottish high-end audio brand whose products are among the highest rated in the world, has warned of “challenging” European markets after posting a six-figure loss for the year.
The firm, which earlier this year agreed a £1 million funding package with Barclays, recorded a loss before tax of £636,000, according to its newly published accounts, compared with a profit of £872,000 a year earlier.
Turnover in the latest period, covering the year to the end of June, came in at just over £15.7m, marking a 3.8 per cent decrease on the previous year.
The group said it continued to make significant investments into research and development, totalling almost £2.4m, an increase of £325,000.
The privately-owned firm, which operates from a state-of-the-art factory at Waterfoot, on the outskirts of Glasgow, has invested heavily in music streaming technology, having made the switch from CD-based disc players some time ago.
Headcount
During the year, the group’s total headcount nudged up to 171.
Managing director Gilad Tiefenbrun, said: "Trading conditions continue to be challenging reflecting consumer uncertainty, particularly in European markets. By continuing to invest in R&D we are building the skills, capability and products that will continue to delight our customers for years to come.
"Our latest innovation, Series 3, is the culmination of nearly 50 years of audio innovation and Scottish precision engineering, driven by our unwavering passion for music. Offering high performance audio quality combined with the convenience of wireless, Series 3 will change expectations of what wireless speakers are capable of."


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I created a simple asteroids game inspired by Asteroids (video game). The code for the game is written in TypeScript and it uses the Observable stream to implement the observer pattern. It also follows the FRP style and uses SVG to model the elements in the game.
- Big asteroids break down into smaller asteroids when shot.
- Only small asteroids can be destroyed by the player's spaceship.
- Multiple lives have been implemented.
- A life is deducted and the game resets when the player's spaceship crashes into an asteroid, collides with the enemy spaceship's bullet or the enemy's spaceship.
- The game displays game over when there are no lives left and automatically refreshes the page.
- A scoring system has been implemented. (Big asteroid = 1 point, small asteroid = 2 points).
- Particles exploding effect when an asteroid has been shot.
- An enemy spaceship that shoots at the player's spaceship has been implemented. It moves with varying speed.
- Handling more than one key press.


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