Steroids - Are they worth it?
Anabolic steroids are performance-enhancing drugs that are chemical variations of dominant male hormone - testosterone. There has always been a nasty debate over the use of steroids while some countries have banned the drugs and can only be taken under a doctor's prescription, some other countries like India have no regulations act for the use of these drugs.
People who use steroids mostly include professional bodybuilders, athletes, weightlifters, and sprinters. Although there is an established agency ( WADA - World Anti-doping agency )created to control the use of steroids in sports, it is mostly regulated by the federation that is in charge of the particular sport. For example, the International Olympic Committee has strict rules for the use of performance-enhancing drugs and an athlete caught misusing the drug can be sentenced and banned from the sport whereas other federations like the IFBB( International Federation for bodybuilding )allow the use of oral and intravenous drugs.
Let us see what are the different types of anabolic steroids, how are they used and what are the side-effects that are related to the use of these drugs.
Types of steroids
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Trenbolone acetate or tren.
Dianabol or dbol.
Oxymetholone or Anadrol( considered to be the safest. )
Stanozolol or Winstrol.
Depo-Testosterone( testosterone cypionate ) and so on...
How are steroids used?
Cycling
Stacking
Pyramiding
Side effects of using steroids
Frequent acne breakouts on the face and bacne.
Permanent loss of hair( androgenetic alopecia ) or excessive growth of hair on the body.
Gynecomastia ( men breasts).
Erectile dysfunction and libido changes.
Shrinking of balls due to less production of testosterone in the male.
Increased risk of a stroke.
Changes in behavior patterns and anger management typically known as the 'roid rage'.
Increase in the levels of bad blood cholesterol.
Scarring in the kidneys and toxic build up in the liver.
The main hormone that all of these steroids revolve around is testosterone - an anabolic androgenic hormone responsible for the development of male characteristics such as facial hair, deepened voice, muscle, and bone mass.
Let's break the term anabolic androgenic hormone. Anabolic or anabolism refers to build something up( typically muscle ) from smaller units ( protein complex )with the expense of energy and androgenic refers to natural androgens like testosterone that bind with androgenic receptors in the cell to give way to anabolic process.
All the steroids that you see in the market are slight variations of testosterone known as esters, they are synthetic meaning created artificially that mimics the role of testosterone in the body.
Different types of steroids according to use and popularity include:
There are many other kinds of steroids that can be taken orally, applied directly to the skin the form of creams and gel or injected directly into the bloodstream, most people prefer injections as they directly bind with underlying receptors contrary to be taken orally because when taken orally it can be reduced during the digestion process and affect the kidneys and the liver.
When it comes to using steroids, many methods are available that can produce optimal results, these methods have been invented and used over the years to create substance abuse more beneficial. Some of the most popular methods include cycling, stacking, pyramiding, certain athletes use a combination of two or three methods based on their needs.
I have come across many pros who do steroid cycling with alternate ON and OFF periods over the course of a year or two. The cycling phase initiates by taking one or two steroids for 4-8 weeks and then stopping for 4 weeks to get the body to rest and then starting again for a predetermined amount of time, this completes one cycle.
This method is used in conjunction with cycling and pyramiding and involves the use of more than one steroid. There is a popular belief among athletes that using more than two different kinds of steroids increases the effectiveness of each.
This method is also used in conjunction with cycling and involves starting with low doses of the drug and then reaching a maximum and then descending to minimal levels.
Substance abuse is a real thing and the use of these drugs can be addictive if used without the proper guidance of a doctor. When it comes to steroids the side-effects weigh down the benefits by a much higher margin. Some of the most common side-effects that steroids can have in both men and women are listed below.
Although the side-effects of steroids are life-threatening some individuals are quite resistant to the fact and end up using anabolic drugs without the proper guidance that can lead to major health issues and if you have made up your mind for using steroids please exercise it under proper guidance.
A note from FastFit21
Although the use of anabolic steroids is the most prevalent in professional bodybuilding, it is not necessary if your goal is inclined towards fitness, you see fitness and use of steroids are not related and never will be because these drugs carry with them severe side-effects that are just not worth your life and if a professional bodybuilder is claiming that he is all-natural and natty chances are that he/she might be lying as most of the people who compete in the show are juiced up to their gills.


{% extends "QuestionPage.html" %}
{% from "look-and-feel/components/fields.njk" import formSection, selectionButtons %}
{% set title %}
Are you married or in a civil partnership?
{% endset %}
{% block fields %}
{% call formSection() %}
{{
selectionButtons(
field = fields.marriedOrInCivilPartnership,
question = "Are you married or in a civil partnership?",
hideQuestion = true,
options = [
{ label: "Yes", value: "yes" },
{ label: "No", value: "no" }
]
)
}}
{% endcall %}
{% endblock %}


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improc.h File Reference
: Functions able to make modification on images. The images are send in a vector of unsigned whole number representing the color of each pixels More...
#include <vector>
#include <cstdint>
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| void | invert (vector< uint8_t > &img_bw, const uint32_t w, const uint32_t h) |
| Invert the color of a image. More... | |
| void | binary (vector< uint8_t > &img_bw, const uint32_t w, const uint32_t h, const uint8_t mid_value) |
| Convert the ligth color in white and dark color in black. More... | |
| void | draw_diag (vector< uint8_t > &img_lines, const uint32_t w, const uint32_t h, const uint32_t w_center, const uint32_t h_center, const int direction, const uint8_t color) |
| Draw a diagonal on a image. More... | |
| void | draw_hline (vector< uint8_t > &img_lines, const uint32_t w, const uint32_t h, const uint32_t pos_vertical, const uint32_t thickness, const uint8_t color) |
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| void | draw_vline (vector< uint8_t > &img_lines, const uint32_t w, const uint32_t h, const uint32_t pos_horizontal, const uint32_t thickness, const uint8_t color) |
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| void | checker (vector< uint8_t > &img_checker, const uint32_t w, const uint32_t h, const uint32_t size_square) |
| draw a checker on a image More... | |
| void | life_game (vector< uint8_t > &img_life, const uint32_t w_life, const uint32_t h_life, const uint32_t nb_iteration) |
| draw the result of a number of iteration of the game of life More... | |
Detailed Description
: Functions able to make modification on images. The images are send in a vector of unsigned whole number representing the color of each pixels
Projet : Labo2
- Date
- : 01.03.2017
Remarque(s) : < à="" compléter>="">
Compilateur : MinGW-g++ 5.3.0
Function Documentation
§ binary()
| void binary | ( | vector< uint8_t > & | img_bw, |
| const uint32_t | w, | ||
| const uint32_t | h, | ||
| const uint8_t | mid_value | ||
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Convert the ligth color in white and dark color in black.
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img_bw image to convert in black and white w width of the image h higth of the image mid_value the value limit to change in white or in black
§ checker()
| void checker | ( | vector< uint8_t > & | img_checker, |
| const uint32_t | w, | ||
| const uint32_t | h, | ||
| const uint32_t | size_square | ||
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draw a checker on a image
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img_lines image to draw on w width of the image h hight of the image size_square is the size of the squares
§ draw_diag()
| void draw_diag | ( | vector< uint8_t > & | img_lines, |
| const uint32_t | w, | ||
| const uint32_t | h, | ||
| const uint32_t | w_center, | ||
| const uint32_t | h_center, | ||
| const int | direction, | ||
| const uint8_t | color | ||
| ) |
Draw a diagonal on a image.
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img_lines imgage to draw on. w width of the image h higth of the image w_center middle of the width h_center middle of the hight direction is the slope of the diagonal
§ draw_hline()
| void draw_hline | ( | vector< uint8_t > & | img_lines, |
| const uint32_t | w, | ||
| const uint32_t | h, | ||
| const uint32_t | pos_vertical, | ||
| const uint32_t | thickness, | ||
| const uint8_t | color | ||
| ) |
draw a horizontal line on a image
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img_lines image to draw on. w width of the image h higth of the image pos_vertical is the position horizontal where start the line. color of the diagonal
§ draw_vline()
| void draw_vline | ( | vector< uint8_t > & | img_lines, |
| const uint32_t | w, | ||
| const uint32_t | h, | ||
| const uint32_t | pos_horizontal, | ||
| const uint32_t | thickness, | ||
| const uint8_t | color | ||
| ) |
draw a vertical line on a image
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img_lines image to draw on. w width of the image h higth of the image pos_horizontal is the position vertical where start the line thickness of the line color of the line
§ invert()
| void invert | ( | vector< uint8_t > & | img_bw, |
| const uint32_t | w, | ||
| const uint32_t | h | ||
| ) |
Invert the color of a image.
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img_bw a vector with all the pixels's color in 8 bits w width of the image h higth of the image
§ life_game()
| void life_game | ( | vector< uint8_t > & | img_life, |
| const uint32_t | w_life, | ||
| const uint32_t | h_life, | ||
| const uint32_t | nb_iteration | ||
| ) |
draw the result of a number of iteration of the game of life
- Parameters
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img_life image to draw on w_life is the width of the image h_life is the higth of the image nb_iteration is the number of iteration to play to the game of life


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| void | coap_session_set_max_retransmit (coap_session_t *session, unsigned int value) |
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| void | coap_session_set_ack_random_factor (coap_session_t *session, coap_fixed_point_t value) |
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| unsigned int | coap_session_get_max_retransmit (const coap_session_t *session) |
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| coap_fixed_point_t | coap_session_get_ack_timeout (const coap_session_t *session) |
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| coap_session_t * | coap_session_reference (coap_session_t *session) |
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| void | coap_session_release (coap_session_t *session) |
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| void | coap_session_set_app_data (coap_session_t *session, void *app_data) |
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| void * | coap_session_get_app_data (const coap_session_t *session) |
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| static coap_session_t * | coap_make_session (coap_proto_t proto, coap_session_type_t type, const coap_addr_hash_t *addr_hash, const coap_address_t *local_addr, const coap_address_t *remote_addr, int ifindex, coap_context_t *context, coap_endpoint_t *endpoint) |
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| void | coap_session_mfree (coap_session_t *session) |
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| size_t | coap_session_max_pdu_size (const coap_session_t *session) |
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| void | coap_session_set_mtu (coap_session_t *session, unsigned mtu) |
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| ssize_t | coap_session_send (coap_session_t *session, const uint8_t *data, size_t datalen) |
| | Function interface for datagram data transmission. More...
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| ssize_t | coap_session_write (coap_session_t *session, const uint8_t *data, size_t datalen) |
| | Function interface for stream data transmission. More...
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| ssize_t | coap_session_delay_pdu (coap_session_t *session, coap_pdu_t *pdu, coap_queue_t *node) |
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| void | coap_session_send_csm (coap_session_t *session) |
| | Notify session transport has just connected and CSM exchange can now start. More...
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| coap_mid_t | coap_session_send_ping (coap_session_t *session) |
| | Send a ping message for the session. More...
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| void | coap_session_connected (coap_session_t *session) |
| | Notify session that it has just connected or reconnected. More...
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| void | coap_session_disconnected (coap_session_t *session, coap_nack_reason_t reason) |
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| static void | coap_make_addr_hash (coap_addr_hash_t *addr_hash, coap_proto_t proto, const coap_addr_tuple_t *addr_info) |
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| coap_session_t * | coap_endpoint_get_session (coap_endpoint_t *endpoint, const coap_packet_t *packet, coap_tick_t now) |
| | Lookup the server session for the packet received on an endpoint, or create a new one. More...
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| coap_session_t * | coap_session_new_dtls_session (coap_session_t *session, coap_tick_t now) |
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| static coap_session_t * | coap_session_create_client (coap_context_t *ctx, const coap_address_t *local_if, const coap_address_t *server, coap_proto_t proto) |
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| static coap_session_t * | coap_session_connect (coap_session_t *session) |
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| static coap_session_t * | coap_session_accept (coap_session_t *session) |
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| coap_session_t * | coap_new_client_session (coap_context_t *ctx, const coap_address_t *local_if, const coap_address_t *server, coap_proto_t proto) |
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| coap_session_t * | coap_new_client_session_psk (coap_context_t *ctx, const coap_address_t *local_if, const coap_address_t *server, coap_proto_t proto, const char *identity, const uint8_t *key, unsigned key_len) |
| | Creates a new client session to the designated server with PSK credentials. More...
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| coap_session_t * | coap_new_client_session_psk2 (coap_context_t *ctx, const coap_address_t *local_if, const coap_address_t *server, coap_proto_t proto, coap_dtls_cpsk_t *setup_data) |
| | Creates a new client session to the designated server with PSK credentials. More...
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| int | coap_session_refresh_psk_hint (coap_session_t *session, const coap_bin_const_t *psk_hint) |
| | Refresh the session's current Identity Hint (PSK). More...
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| int | coap_session_refresh_psk_key (coap_session_t *session, const coap_bin_const_t *psk_key) |
| | Refresh the session's current pre-shared key (PSK). More...
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| const coap_bin_const_t * | coap_session_get_psk_hint (const coap_session_t *session) |
| | Get the server session's current Identity Hint (PSK). More...
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| const coap_bin_const_t * | coap_session_get_psk_key (const coap_session_t *session) |
| | Get the session's current pre-shared key (PSK). More...
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| coap_session_t * | coap_new_client_session_pki (coap_context_t *ctx, const coap_address_t *local_if, const coap_address_t *server, coap_proto_t proto, coap_dtls_pki_t *setup_data) |
| | Creates a new client session to the designated server with PKI credentials. More...
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| coap_session_t * | coap_new_server_session (coap_context_t *ctx, coap_endpoint_t *ep) |
| | Creates a new server session for the specified endpoint. More...
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| void | coap_session_init_token (coap_session_t *session, size_t len, const uint8_t *data) |
| | Initializes the token value to use as a starting point. More...
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| void | coap_session_new_token (coap_session_t *session, size_t *len, uint8_t *data) |
| | Creates a new token for use. More...
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| uint16_t | coap_new_message_id (coap_session_t *session) |
| | Returns a new message id and updates session->tx_mid accordingly. More...
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| const coap_address_t * | coap_session_get_addr_remote (const coap_session_t *session) |
| | Get the remote IP address from the session. More...
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| const coap_address_t * | coap_session_get_addr_local (const coap_session_t *session) |
| | Get the local IP address from the session. More...
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| coap_context_t * | coap_session_get_context (const coap_session_t *session) |
| | Get the session context.  More...
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| coap_session_state_t | coap_session_get_state (const coap_session_t *session) |
| | Get the session state. More...
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| int | coap_session_get_ifindex (const coap_session_t *session) |
| | Get the session if index. More...
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| void * | coap_session_get_tls (const coap_session_t *session, coap_tls_library_t *tls_lib) |
| | Get the session TLS security ptr (TLS type dependent) More...
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| coap_endpoint_t * | coap_new_endpoint (coap_context_t *context, const coap_address_t *listen_addr, coap_proto_t proto) |
| | Create a new endpoint for communicating with peers. More...
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| void | coap_endpoint_set_default_mtu (coap_endpoint_t *ep, unsigned mtu) |
| | Set the endpoint's default MTU. More...
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| void | coap_free_endpoint (coap_endpoint_t *ep) |
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| coap_session_t * | coap_session_get_by_peer (const coap_context_t *ctx, const coap_address_t *remote_addr, int ifindex) |
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| const char * | coap_session_str (const coap_session_t *session) |
| | Get session description. More...
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| const char * | coap_endpoint_str (const coap_endpoint_t *endpoint) |
| | Get endpoint description. More...
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LLVM sets certain default configure options to make sure our developers don't break things for constrained platforms. These settings are not optimal for most desktop systems, and we hope that packagers (e.g., Redhat, Debian, MacPorts, etc.) will tweak them. This document lists settings we suggest you tweak.
LLVM's API changes with each release, so users are likely to want, for example, both LLVM-2.6 and LLVM-2.7 installed at the same time to support apps developed against each.
LLVM runs much more quickly when it's optimized and assertions are removed. However, such a build is currently incompatible with users who build without defining NDEBUG, and the lack of assertions makes it hard to debug problems in user code. We recommend allowing users to install both optimized and debug versions of LLVM in parallel. The following configure flags are relevant:
Configure with --enable-shared to build libLLVM-major.minor.(so|dylib) and link the tools against it. This saves lots of binary size at the cost of some startup time.


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functions/transfer/transfer/destination.js
import { STS, Credentials } from 'aws-sdk';
import typedError from 'error/typed';
import wrappedError from 'error/wrapped';
import Attribute from './attribute';
import { FUNCTION_NAME } from './constants';
/**
* The defined remote artifact does not exist or access has not been granted.
*
* @type {Error}
*/
const artifactNotFound = typedError({
message: 'Artifact "{artifactName}" not a valid InputArtifact',
type: 'pipeline.artifact.not_found',
});
/**
* An error occurred whilst attempting to assume the role that was provided.
*
* @type {Error}
*/
const couldNotAssumeRole = wrappedError({
message: 'Failed to assume role: "{roleArn}"',
type: 'pipeline.destination.role',
});
/**
* This class represents a single, defined destination which the user
* has specified inside the UserParameters key.
*
* Responsible for first resolving any source input artifacts and matching
* all files found inside the artifact. Then assuming the correct role to
* access the destination, and uploading them, using the {@link File#upload}
* method.
*/
export default class Destination {
/**
* @param {Object} destination - a valid src/destination object.
* @param {String, Object} destination.roleArn - a static or remote reference
* to a IAM Role which has sufficient permissons for the destination S3 Bucket.
* @param {String, Object} destination.bucket - a static or remote reference
* to a destination S3 bucket.
* @param {Array[String]} destination.src - An array of source files to be
* found inside one or more input artifacts.
* @param {String} destination.prefix - The prefix to apply to all uploaded
* source files in the destination S3 bucket.
* @param {Object} artifacts - An object containing all
* {@link Artifact} instances with the property key being the artifacts name.
*/
constructor({ roleArn, bucket, src, prefix = '/' }, artifacts) {
/**
* The AWS STS client used to assume roles inside the lambda function
* for the appropriate S3 destination.
*
* @type {STS}
*/
this.sts = new STS();
/**
* An array of {@link Artifact} (which may not be ready).
*
* @type {Array[Artifact]}
*/
this.artifacts = artifacts;
/**
* A static or remote reference to a IAM Role which has sufficient
* permissons for the destination S3 Bucket.
*
* @type {Attribute}
*/
this.roleArn = new Attribute(roleArn, artifacts);
/**
* A static or remote reference to a destination S3 bucket.
*
* @type {Attribute}
*/
this.bucket = new Attribute(bucket, artifacts);
/**
* An array of source files to be found inside one or more input artifacts.
*
* @type {Array[String]}
*/
this.sources = src;
/**
* The prefix to apply to all uploaded source files in the
* destination S3 bucket.
*
* @type {String}
*/
this.prefix = prefix;
}
/**
* Retrieves credentials by assuming the defined role, which (should) enable
* IAM access to the remote S3 destination.
*
* @return {Object} an object containing AWS access keys.
*/
async credentials() {
const { sts } = this;
const roleArn = await this.roleArn.value();
try {
const {
Credentials: {
AccessKeyId,
SecretAccessKey,
SessionToken,
},
} = await sts.assumeRole({
RoleSessionName: FUNCTION_NAME,
ExternalId: FUNCTION_NAME,
RoleArn: roleArn,
}).promise();
return new Credentials(AccessKeyId, SecretAccessKey, SessionToken);
} catch (err) {
throw couldNotAssumeRole(err, { roleArn });
}
}
/**
* Retrieves all matched file objects from inside the "src" definition.
* This function will resolve all matched file references, across all input
* artifacts.
*
* @return {Array[File]} an array of file objects ready for upload.
*/
async files() {
const { artifacts, sources } = this;
const files = sources.map(async (src) => {
const [artifactName, glob] = src.split('::');
const artifact = artifacts[artifactName];
if (!artifact) {
throw artifactNotFound({ artifactName });
}
await artifact.ready();
return artifact.match(glob);
});
const sourceFiles = await Promise.all(files);
return [].concat(...sourceFiles);
}
/**
* Uploads all matched files from their source input artifacts to the
* defined destinations, prefixed with the appropriate key.
*
* Note that this function first assumes the correct role for this destination.
*
* @return {Boolean} true if successful, throws otherwise.
*/
async upload() {
const { prefix } = this;
const credentials = await this.credentials();
const bucket = await this.bucket.value();
const files = await this.files();
const details = { bucket, credentials, prefix };
return await Promise.all(files.map(f => f.upload(details)));
}
}


What is Embedathon?
Embedathon is a 24- hour embedded system hackathon challenge hosted by IEEE NITK student branch in association with CAS Society and IEEE Bangalore Section. It presents you with interesting problem statements to ensure a fun-filled learning experience. This is the second edition of the event promising to be bigger and better. In addition to the hackathon, a workshop will also be conducted prior to the final event to enhance your experience with us!
Open to Bangalore and Kerala Section as well!
Prizes
Exciting Prizes await you!
First Prize
Second Prize
Certificates for all!
SCHEDULE
| 9th Jan, 2020 | 9:00 pm | Screening Test |
| 11th Jan, 2020 | - | Declaration of Qualified Teams |
| 17th Jan, 2020 | 5:00 pm | Workshop |
| 18th-19th Jan, 2020 | - | Embedathon |
Embedathon 2019
IEEE – NITK conducted Embedathon, on 19th – 20th January 2019. IEEE student members from Mangalore subsection, and first and second students from NITK were invited to participate in the event, in teams of 3. This was the first event of this kind conducted in NITK. An online screening test was held on 14th January 2019. The test was hosted on Hackerearth. 59 teams participated in the screening test. The top 10 teams qualified to the main event, the hardware hackathon. The hackathon was held at Central Computer Centre (CCC), NITK. The event commenced at 1 pm on 19th January 2019. The problem statement required the participants to design a system to receive latitude, longitude and ocean temperature being transmitted by ships in the Arabian Sea using 433 MHz RF transmitters, and create a mobile application which could display this data in a graphical manner. The participants were provided with all the components that they may require and were allowed to access the internet freely. Executive members from IEEE-NITK were present to give instructions and invigilate. Sufficient food and refreshments were provided to the participants who stayed up all night, working on the problem statement. The participants were judged based on the accuracy of data reception and the efficiency of their system. The winning team was “Hard Drivers” – Aaron Sequiera, Aditya Manjunath and Abhi Kalra.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Following are eligible to participate -
1) All 1st and 2nd year BTech students of NITK
2) 1st or 2nd year engineering students from any engineering college in the IEEE Bangalore and Kerala section(i.e. all colleges in Karnataka and Kerala) with at least one IEEE member in the team.
All registrations should be done online prior to Jan 7th 2020 and spot registrations are not allowed.
There is no registration fee to attend this event.
No it is not compulsory for the candidates to be from EC or EEE background. All enthusiastic students are welcome to apply.
No. The test will consist of simple objective questions related to electronics and embedded systems. It will not consist of any competitive coding style questions
A maximum of three members are allowed per team with an IEEE member as team leader.
Yes, The eligibility criteria specifically states that applicants must have an IEEE member as the team leader. This is not applicable for NITK students.
Food and refreshments during the embedathon event will be provided free of cost to all the participants. Assistance for booking accommodation will also be provided. But charges for the same would have to be borne by the participants only.
The participants are requested to get their own laptops and chargers. All other necessary equipments will be provided for the event.
No travel reimbursements will be provided for the event.
Brush up very basics of popular microcontrollers, and basic electronics. That's all :)
Yes, qualifying the first round is necessary for attending the workshop. The workshop will be a hands-on-session that will be conducted on 17th Jan 2020.
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Money Play. Should Red double? If doubled, should White take?
pips Red=134 White=151
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Good to see a nice healthy debate on this one from the regular contributors - many thanks to all of you.
This is cross between a blitz and a prime vs. prime but more often the latter.
White's home board position is very powerful and will lead to him winning a lot of games when Red's blitz fails or Red can't escape his rear checkers.
However, Red is on roll and attacking and will win a fair number of gammons (more than half his wins are gammons). The position is highly volatile so Red should double now (not doubling is not quite a blunder). Equally well White has a lot of ways to win and has a very easy take (worse than a quadruple blunder to pass!). Note that 25% of White's wins will be gammons.
First appearances can be deceptive and Red's position looks more dangerous than it is. He will attack with any hitting number (31 must be played 6/2*) but if White return hits he may well turn the position around very quickly.
This is cross between a blitz and a prime vs. prime but more often the latter.
White's home board position is very powerful and will lead to him winning a lot of games when Red's blitz fails or Red can't escape his rear checkers.
However, Red is on roll and attacking and will win a fair number of gammons (more than half his wins are gammons). The position is highly volatile so Red should double now (not doubling is not quite a blunder). Equally well White has a lot of ways to win and has a very easy take (worse than a quadruple blunder to pass!). Note that 25% of White's wins will be gammons.
First appearances can be deceptive and Red's position looks more dangerous than it is. He will attack with any hitting number (31 must be played 6/2*) but if White return hits he may well turn the position around very quickly.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 4/off 2/off Eq.: +1.812 0.969 0.813 0.013 - 0.031 0.000 0.000 2. Cubeful 2-ply 6/4 6/2 Eq.: +1.725 (-0.087) 0.973 0.731 0.005 - 0.027 0.000 0.000 3. Cubeful 2-ply 5/3 5/1 Eq.: +1.577 (-0.235) 0.932 0.688 0.005 - 0.068 0.000 0.000 4. Cubeful 0-ply 6/off Eq.: +1.040 (-0.772) 0.755 0.592 0.009 - 0.245 0.000 0.000 5. Cubeful 0-ply 5/1 2/off Eq.: +0.944 (-0.868) 0.726 0.568 0.011 - 0.274 0.000 0.000


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You can reach this dialog via the menu entry Encrypt/Decrypt \ Symmetric(classic) \ Hill.
This dialog is used to enter the key for the Hill encryption algorithm.
After you have chosen the size of the key in the Dimension box and input the key, you can encrypt the document by clicking on the Encrypt button or pressing the RETURN key. If you wish to decrypt the document, just click the Decrypt button.
A key that is stored into the key memory could be inserted by the button (if there is no key stored, the button is deactivated and appears in gray).
You may edit the matrix by yourself. Choose either the character matrix or the number matrix - the values between the two matrices will be synchronized automatically (note: negative numbers and jumping between input fields via tabulator are not supported). The first character of the selected alphabet starts either with the value 0 or with the value 1. Note. A Hill key is only valid if the number matrix is invertible. Make sure that the selected matrix fulfil this requirement.
Clicking the button Generate random key generates an randomized valid (invertible) Hill key.
It is possible that you could enter a key that was not in fact suitable because the matrix corresponding to the key is not invertible. (For further information, see explanation on the Hill encryption algorithm.) In this case, a "Key is unusable" message box appears. Another key must be selected.
In this dialog you can only view the alphabet and the value of the first alphabet character, but you can manipulate both by clicking either the Text options or the Further Hill options button, and then


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Table of Contents¶
Spectral Methods in Data Processing (0372-4001) - Final Project¶
This is a project submitted as a requirement for this course. The course was administered in Fall 2019-2020 (before the Coronavirus outbreak…) in Tel-Aviv University - School of Mathematical Sciences, and taught by Prof. Yoel Shkolnisky. This project is a reconstruction of experiments of [1] for algorithms for Randomized SVD and Randomized Interpolative Decompositions. A complete documentation of the code is available here.
Getting Started¶
The code can be fetched from this repo. The Jupyter Notebook version does the same work, and can be deployed to Google Colab. While the the notebook version can be used immediately, this code has some prerequisites. Any questions about this project may be sent by mail to ‘eladeatah’ at mail.tau.ac.il (replace ‘at’ by @).
Prerequisites¶
This code was developed for Windows10 OS and tested using the following Python 3.7.6 dependencies. These dependencies are listed in requirements.txt. All these packages can be installed using the ‘pip’ package manager (when the command window is in the main directory where requirements.txt is located):
pip install -r requirements.txt
All the packages, except for Sacred, are available as well using ‘conda’ package manager.
Running the Unit-Tests¶
The Unit-Test files are:
test_data_creation.py - Tests the data created for all experiments is the data described in the paper [1] .
test_random_svd.py - Tests the implementation of the Random SVD algorithm.
test_random_id.py - Tests the implementation of the Random Interpolative Decompositino algorithm.
Running any of these tests can be performed by:
<python_path> -m unittest <test_file_path>


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Struct ExtraInfo ¶
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Defined in File trtorch.h
Nested Relationships ¶
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Struct Documentation ¶
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struct
trtorch
::
ExtraInfo
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Settings data structure for TRTorch compilation
Public Types
Public Functions
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ExtraInfo
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Construct a new Extra Info object from input ranges. Each entry in the vector represents a input and should be provided in call order.
Use this constructor if you want to use dynamic shape
- Parameters
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input_ranges
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ExtraInfo
( std::vector<std::vector<int64_t>> fixed_sizes ) ¶
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Construct a new Extra Info object Convienence constructor to set fixed input size from vectors describing size of input tensors. Each entry in the vector represents a input and should be provided in call order.
- Parameters
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ExtraInfo
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Construct a new Extra Info object Convienence constructor to set fixed input size from c10::ArrayRef’s (the output of tensor.sizes()) describing size of input tensors. Each entry in the vector represents a input and should be provided in call order.
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fixed_sizes
:
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Public Members
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std::vector<
InputRange
>
input_ranges
¶
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Sizes for inputs to engine, can either be a single size or a range defined by Min, Optimal, Max sizes
Order is should match call order
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bool
refit
= false ¶
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Build a refitable engine
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bool
debug
= false ¶
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Build a debugable engine
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bool
strict_types
= false ¶
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Restrict operating type to only set default operation precision (op_precision)
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allow_gpu_fallback
= true ¶
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(Only used when targeting DLA (device)) Lets engine run layers on GPU if they are not supported on DLA
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device
= DeviceType ::kGPU ¶
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Target device type
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EngineCapability
capability
= EngineCapability :: kDEFAULT ¶
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Sets the restrictions for the engine (CUDA Safety)
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uint64_t
num_min_timing_iters
= 2 ¶
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Number of minimization timing iterations used to select kernels
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uint64_t
num_avg_timing_iters
= 1 ¶
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Number of averaging timing iterations used to select kernels
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uint64_t
workspace_size
= 0 ¶
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Maximum size of workspace given to TensorRT
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uint64_t
max_batch_size
= 0 ¶
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Maximum batch size (must be >= 1 to be set, 0 means not set)
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ptq_calibrator
= nullptr ¶
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Calibration dataloaders for each input for post training quantizatiom
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class
DataType
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Supported Data Types that can be used with TensorRT engines
This class is compatable with c10::DataTypes (but will check for TRT support) so there should not be a reason that you need to use this type explictly.
Public Types
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enum
Value
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Underlying enum class to support the DataType Class
In the case that you need to use the DataType class itself, interface using this enum vs. normal instatination
ex. trtorch::DataType type = DataType::kFloat ;
Values:
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enumerator
kFloat
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FP32.
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enumerator
kHalf
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FP16.
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enumerator
kChar
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INT8.
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enumerator
Public Functions
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DataType
( ) = default
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Construct a new Data Type object.
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DataType
( c10::ScalarType t )
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Construct a new Data Type object from torch type enums.
- Parameters
-
-
t
:
-
-
operator Value
( ) const
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Get the enum value of the DataType object.
- Return
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Value
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operator bool
( ) = delete
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enum
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class
DeviceType
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Supported Device Types that can be used with TensorRT engines
This class is compatable with c10::DeviceTypes (but will check for TRT support) but the only applicable value is at::kCUDA, which maps to DeviceType::kGPU
To use the DataType class itself, interface using the enum vs. normal instatination
ex. trtorch::DeviceType type = DeviceType::kGPU ;
Public Types
-
enum
Value
-
Underlying enum class to support the DeviceType Class
In the case that you need to use the DeviceType class itself, interface using this enum vs. normal instatination
ex. trtorch::DeviceType type = DeviceType::kGPU ;
Values:
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enumerator
kGPU
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Target GPU to run engine.
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enumerator
kDLA
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Target DLA to run engine.
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enumerator
Public Functions
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DeviceType
( ) = default
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Construct a new Device Type object.
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constexpr
DeviceType
( Value t )
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Construct a new Device Type object from internal enum.
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DeviceType
( c10::DeviceType t )
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Construct a new Device Type object from torch device enums Note: The only valid value is torch::kCUDA (torch::kCPU is not supported)
- Parameters
-
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t
:
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operator Value
( ) const
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Get the internal value from the Device object.
- Return
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Value
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operator bool
( ) = delete
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constexpr
bool
operator==
( DeviceType other ) const
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Comparison operator for DeviceType .
- Return
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true
- Return
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false
- Parameters
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other
:
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constexpr
bool
operator!=
( DeviceType other ) const
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Comparison operator for DeviceType .
- Return
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true
- Return
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false
- Parameters
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other
:
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enum
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struct
InputRange
¶
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A struct to hold an input range (used by TensorRT Optimization profile)
This struct can either hold a single vector representing an input shape, signifying a static input shape or a set of three input shapes representing the min, optiminal and max input shapes allowed for the engine.
Public Functions
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InputRange
( std::vector<int64_t> opt ) ¶
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Construct a new Input Range object for static input size from vector.
- Parameters
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opt
:
-
-
InputRange
( c10::ArrayRef<int64_t> opt ) ¶
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Construct a new Input Range object static input size from c10::ArrayRef (the type produced by tensor.sizes())
- Parameters
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-
opt
:
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InputRange
( std::vector<int64_t> min , std::vector<int64_t> opt , std::vector<int64_t> max ) ¶
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Construct a new Input Range object dynamic input size from vectors for min, opt, and max supported sizes.
- Parameters
-
-
min
: -
opt
: -
max
:
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InputRange
( c10::ArrayRef<int64_t> min , c10::ArrayRef<int64_t> opt , c10::ArrayRef<int64_t> max ) ¶
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Construct a new Input Range object dynamic input size from c10::ArrayRef (the type produced by tensor.sizes()) for min, opt, and max supported sizes.
- Parameters
-
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min
: -
opt
: -
max
:
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Hakkinen: "I expect Mercedes to be at full strength again"
by Joseph TyrrellAfter an off week for the Mercedes team at the Brazilian Grand Prix, Mika Hakkinen fully expects the Silver Arrows to bounce back at the season-ending in Abu Dhabi.
Valtteri Bottas retired from the race at Interlagos with an engine problem whilst Lewis Hamilton finished down in seventh after receiving a penalty for his penultimate lap collision with Alex Albon. It meant the World Champion finished down in seventh despite being on course for a podium place.
Mercedes have wrapped up yet another driver and constructor double, their sixth in a row. With the season finale in Abu Dhabi just around the corner Mercedes will be wanting to bounce back and Hakkinen expects Mercedes to do exactly that.
“We are now going to the final race in Abu Dhabi, back to sea level," Hakkinen said in his column for Unibet.
"I expect Mercedes to be at full strength again. Fully competitive against Ferrari and Red Bull.
"Everyone will go for it this last race. Without championships that are fast and only want the professional satisfaction of the best. It should be fantastic."


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PSALMS 42
A psalm written by one of the descendants of Korah for the choir director
1 O God, I need you very much as a deer needs to drink water from a cool stream.
2 I desire to be with you, the all-powerful God.
I say to myself, "When will I be able to go back to the temple in Israel
and worship in your presence again?"
3 Every day and every night I weep;
the only thing I have to drink is my tears;
and while I do that, my enemies are always asking me,
"Why does your God not help you?"
4 I pray earnestly to God as I remember
when I used to go with the crowd of people to the temple in Jerusalem.
I used to lead them as we walked along;
we were all shouting joyfully and singing to thank God for what he had done;
we were a large group who were celebrating.
5 So now I say to myself, "Why am I in a panic?
I confidently expect God to bless me,
and again I will praise him,
my God, the one who saves me."
6 But now, Yahweh, I was panicking,
so I think about you.
You are there in Israel where the Jordan River rushes down from the bottom of the peaks of Mount Hermon and from Mount Mizar.
7 But here, the great sorrow that I feel is like water that you send down;
it is like a waterfall that tumbles down and floods over me.
8 I desire that Yahweh will show me each day that he faithfully loves me,
in order that each night I may sing to him
and pray to him, the God who causes me to live.
9 I say to God, who is like a huge rock on top of which I am safe,
"Why have you forgotten me? You know the hardships that my enemies bring on me."
10 They are always making fun of me;
they keep asking, "Why does your God not help you?"
When they insult me like that,
it is like wounds that shatter my bones.
11 But I say to myself,
"Why am I in a panic?
I will confidently expect God to bless me,
and I will praise him again,
my God, the one who saves me."


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Old Dwarven Ghost:
The room behind me is...a storage area for magical energy...extracted by Beleth...from Hellbound Isle... It is Core Naia...
Nature spirits...that once inhabited... the air, the earth and even living things...were trapped in this place for a long, long time... They mutated...as they tried to...escape.
They still possess their elemental nature...fire, water, wind and earth...and they exist separately...
But they are now interconnected... When they sense danger...they join together in...a powerful spiritual body...
They are extremely powerful now...difficult to defeat...
Ask about the spiritual body.


File containing the definition of methods implementing a PID controller. More...
Go to the source code of this file.
Classes | |
| struct | controller_instance_t |
| controller_instance_t Struct containing specific data for a PID controller instance. More... | |
Functions | |
| void | controller_initPID (controller_instance_t *controllerInstance, float fMaxSumError, float fPGain, float fIGain, float fDGain) |
| Initializes the controller with safe values. More... | |
| void | controller_setMaxSumError (controller_instance_t *controllerInstance, float fMaxSumError) |
| Sets the maximum integrative error. More... | |
| void | controller_setKp (controller_instance_t *controllerInstance, float fPGain) |
| Sets the Kp. More... | |
| void | controller_setKi (controller_instance_t *controllerInstance, float fIGain) |
| Sets the Ki. More... | |
| void | controller_setKd (controller_instance_t *controllerInstance, float fDGain) |
| Sets the Kd. More... | |
| float | controller_PIDUpdate (controller_instance_t *controllerInstance, float fSensorValue, float fReferenceValue) |
| Updates the active controller and retrieves the actuation value. More... | |
File containing the definition of methods implementing a PID controller.
| void controller_initPID | ( | controller_instance_t * | controllerInstance, |
| float | fMaxSumError, | ||
| float | fPGain, | ||
| float | fIGain, | ||
| float | fDGain | ||
| ) |
Initializes the controller with safe values.
| controllerInstance | controller_instance_t struct. |
| float controller_PIDUpdate | ( | controller_instance_t * | controllerInstance, |
| float | fSensorValue, | ||
| float | fReferenceValue | ||
| ) |
Updates the active controller and retrieves the actuation value.
[long description]
| controllerInstance | controller_instance_t struct. |
| fSensorValue | Value from sensor. |
| fReferenceValue | Reference value. |
| void controller_setKd | ( | controller_instance_t * | controllerInstance, |
| float | fDGain | ||
| ) |
Sets the Kd.
| controllerInstance | controller_instance_t struct. |
| fDGain | Derivative constant. |
| void controller_setKi | ( | controller_instance_t * | controllerInstance, |
| float | fIGain | ||
| ) |
Sets the Ki.
| controllerInstance | controller_instance_t struct. |
| fIGain | Integrative constant. |
| void controller_setKp | ( | controller_instance_t * | controllerInstance, |
| float | fPGain | ||
| ) |
Sets the Kp.
| controllerInstance | controller_instance_t struct. |
| fPGain | Proportional constant. |
| void controller_setMaxSumError | ( | controller_instance_t * | controllerInstance, |
| float | fMaxSumError | ||
| ) |
Sets the maximum integrative error.
| controllerinstance | controller_instance_t struct. |
| fMaxSumError | Maximum error acceptable |


Boost Exception supports transporting of exception objects between threads through cloning. This system is similar to N2179, but because Boost Exception can not rely on language support, the use of enable_current_exception at the time of the throw is required in order to use cloning.
All exceptions emitted by the familiar function boost::throw_exception are guaranteed to derive from boost::exception and to support cloning.
Here is how cloning can be enabled in a throw-expression (15.1):
#include <boost/exception/info.hpp> #include <stdio.h> #include <errno.h> typedef boost::error_info<struct tag_errno,int> errno_info; class file_read_error: public boost::exception { }; void file_read( FILE * f, void * buffer, size_t size ) { if( size!=fread(buffer,1,size,f) ) throw boost::enable_current_exception(file_read_error()) << errno_info(errno); }
Of course, enable_current_exception may be used with any exception type; there is no requirement that it should derive from boost::exception.
When you catch an exception, you can call current_exception to get an exception_ptr object:
#include <boost/exception_ptr.hpp> #include <boost/thread.hpp> #include <boost/bind.hpp> void do_work(); //throws cloning-enabled boost::exceptions void worker_thread( boost::exception_ptr & error ) { try { do_work(); error = boost::exception_ptr(); } catch( ... ) { error = boost::current_exception(); } }
In the above example, note that current_exception captures the original type of the exception object. The exception can be thrown again using the rethrow_exception function:
// ...continued void work() { boost::exception_ptr error; boost::thread t( boost::bind(worker_thread,boost::ref(error)) ); t.join(); if( error ) boost::rethrow_exception(error); }
Note that current_exception could fail to copy the original exception object in the following cases:
Regardless, the use of current_exception and rethrow_exception in the above examples is well-formed.


Here is where we would pull the discussion and make an AJAX call to the Stackoverflow API. We could drop an artifact here that would reopen the app to the question and show the answers.


This is an early prototype of a travellers' community for sharing, hosting and getting people together. Built with hitchhikers in mind.
Travel anywhere and easily find great people who want to meet you as well. See where other travellers are and help each other out, whether through welcoming them to your home, sharing your stories or becoming friends.
By connecting to other social networks (e.g. Facebook), you can see where all your friends are on the map, what you have in common and show others who you are even without filling your profile or having many references.
This is still a feature in planning.
 We are long time hospitality exchange enthusiasts with backgrounds in some other notable projects.
All users on the site will belong to communities. For example you would have; "hitchhikers", "geeks", "vegans" etc. You could decide to be visible to all of them or only to some you really feel you belong to.
Trustroots is built firstly with hitchhikers in mind, although we will expand later for other target groups. Searching for a host only in hitchhikers community makes sense if you're on a hitchhiking trip. Another hitchhiker will understand better not knowing exact day of arrival or showing up in the middle of the night.
This is still a feature in planning.
We've always appreciated hard working, getting things done attitude and great ideas. We'll aim to keep volunteers entry level as low as possible. No bureaucracy. Pragmatic approach. Trust.
Right now structures for volunteering are a bit underway, but you can simply drop us a line and tell about your ideas! If you're a developer, check GitHub.
You can trust on us. We've been running other free and open projects for a decade now and we hope our deeds so far speak for us. This is not a startup.
We are about to form a legal organization behind Trustroots and we need your help for it!
We're huge fans of distributed networks, self hosted apps, API first approach etc. While it might not be the time to concentrate on this stuff just yet, it certainly gets us excited thinking all the possibilities.


Watch: Wits Come Up Short In Mali
by Soccer LadumaBidvest Wits had an unhappy trip to Mali this weekend, but were very unlucky not to come home with at least a point from Djoliba AC in Bamako.
Watch: Rampant Chiefs Put Celtic To The Sword
The Clever Boys are still waiting for their first win in the group stages of this year’s CAF Confederation Cup after drawing in their opening game against Horoya, however it wasn’t to be over the weekend as they were beaten 1-0 by Djoliba thanks to a first half goal from Talatou Djibo.
Gavin Hunt’s side huffed and puffed, and created numerous chances for themselves, but when captain, Thulani Hlatshwayo, hit the woodwork with a bullet header in extra-time, it became apparent that it wasn’t going to be their day.
Read: TKO Finalists In The Clear…
The result means Wits are currently third in Group C after two games, but they do have a chance to climb up the table in their last game of the year on December 29 when they take on Al-Nasr at home.
Check out the full highlights from Djoliba v Wits here:
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qiskit.transpiler._parallel のソースコード
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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# this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
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# 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright
# notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the
# documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
#
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# of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived
# from this software without specific prior written permission.
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# HOLDER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL,
# SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT
# LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE,
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"""
Routines for running Python functions in parallel using process pools
from the multiprocessing library.
"""
import os
import platform
from multiprocessing import Pool
from qiskit._qiskiterror import QISKitError
from qiskit._util import local_hardware_info
from ._receiver import receiver as rec
from ._progressbar import BaseProgressBar
# Number of local physical cpus
CPU_COUNT = local_hardware_info()['cpus']
[ドキュメント]def parallel_map(task, values, task_args=tuple(), task_kwargs={}, # pylint: disable=W0102
num_processes=CPU_COUNT):
"""
Parallel execution of a mapping of `values` to the function `task`. This
is functionally equivalent to::
result = [task(value, *task_args, **task_kwargs) for value in values]
On Windows this function defaults to a serial implimentation to avoid the
overhead from spawning processes in Windows.
Args:
task (func): Function that is to be called for each value in ``task_vec``.
values (array_like): List or array of values for which the ``task``
function is to be evaluated.
task_args (list): Optional additional arguments to the ``task`` function.
task_kwargs (dict): Optional additional keyword argument to the ``task`` function.
num_processes (int): Number of processes to spawn.
Returns:
result: The result list contains the value of
``task(value, *task_args, **task_kwargs)`` for
each value in ``values``.
Raises:
QISKitError: If user interupts via keyboard.
"""
# len(values) == 1
if len(values) == 1:
return [task(values[0], *task_args, **task_kwargs)]
# Get last element of the receiver channels
if any(rec.channels):
progress_bar = None
for idx in rec.channels:
if rec.channels[idx].type == 'progressbar' and not rec.channels[idx].touched:
progress_bar = rec.channels[idx]
break
if progress_bar is None:
progress_bar = BaseProgressBar()
else:
progress_bar = BaseProgressBar()
progress_bar.start(len(values))
nfinished = [0]
def _callback(x): # pylint: disable=W0613
nfinished[0] += 1
progress_bar.update(nfinished[0])
# Run in parallel if not Win and not in parallel already
if platform.system() != 'Windows' and num_processes > 1 \
and os.getenv('QISKIT_IN_PARALLEL') == 'FALSE':
os.environ['QISKIT_IN_PARALLEL'] = 'TRUE'
try:
pool = Pool(processes=num_processes)
async_res = [pool.apply_async(task, (value,) + task_args, task_kwargs,
_callback) for value in values]
while not all([item.ready() for item in async_res]):
for item in async_res:
item.wait(timeout=0.1)
pool.terminate()
pool.join()
except KeyboardInterrupt:
pool.terminate()
pool.join()
progress_bar.finished()
raise QISKitError('Keyboard interrupt in parallel_map.')
progress_bar.finished()
os.environ['QISKIT_IN_PARALLEL'] = 'FALSE'
return [ar.get() for ar in async_res]
# Cannot do parallel on Windows , if another parallel_map is running in parallel,
# or len(values) == 1.
results = []
for _, value in enumerate(values):
result = task(value, *task_args, **task_kwargs)
results.append(result)
_callback(0)
progress_bar.finished()
return results


Issue: SETF-OF-VALUESReferences: SETF, GET-SETF-METHOD-MULTIPLE-VALUE
Related issues: SETF-MULTIPLE-STORE-VARIABLES
Category: ADDITION, CHANGE
Edit history: v1, 12 Feb 1991, Sandra Loosemore
Problem description:
The writeup for issue SETF-MULTIPLE-STORE-VARIABLES indicates that
adding support for multiple store variables makes it easy to write
a SETF method for the VALUES function, yielding a powerful
MULTIPLE-VALUE-SETF-like form. The proposal didn't actually
define VALUES as a SETF place on the rationale that this could be
easily done by users in a portable fashion; however, issue
issue LISP-SYMBOL-REDEFINITION prohibits users from defining a SETF
method for VALUES or any other symbol that is exported from the
COMMON-LISP package. (Issue PACKAGE-CLUTTER does not prohibit
implementations from defining VALUES as a SETF place as an extension,
though.)
There are two proposals, ADD and REMOVE-PROHIBITION. The two proposals
are not mutually exclusive.
Proposal (SETF-OF-VALUES:ADD):
Define VALUES as a SETF place in the standard.
For a form such as
(setf (values <place1> .... <placen>) <value-producing-form>)
the setf methods for each of the nested <placei> are obtained as if by
GET-SETF-METHOD-MULTIPLE-VALUE. The order of evaluation is as follows:
(1) subforms of the nested <placei> are evaluated in left-to-right order.
(2) The <value-producing-form> is evaluated, and the first store variable
from each <placei> bound to the values as by MULTIPLE-VALUE-BIND.
If the setf method for a nested <placei> involves more than one store
variable, then the additional store variables are bound to NIL.
(3) Finally the storing forms for the nested <placei> are evaluated in
left-to-right order.
Note that (as required by CLtL), the storing form for SETF of VALUES
returns the values of the store variables as its values. (This might
be more or fewer values than what the <value-producing-form> returns.)
Rationale for proposal ADD:
SETF of VALUES is a powerful feature. Even if it were made possible to
define it portably, it is useful enough to warrant being included as
a standard, built-in part of the language. Standardizing this feature
will prevent problems with a proliferation of similar features that all
have slightly different names or semantics.
Proposal (SETF-OF-VALUES:REMOVE-PROHIBITION):
Permit users to define SETF methods and/or SETF functions for places
whose names are external symbols in the COMMON-LISP package, provided
that the standard does not already define the symbol as a name of a
SETF place.
Rationale for proposal REMOVE-PROHIBITION:
There are other potential SETF places besides VALUES that a user might
conceivably wish to define SETF methods for, that are named by external
symbols in the COMMON-LISP package. The writeup for issue
SETF-MULTIPLE-STORE-VALUES suggested CONS and VECTOR, for example.
Examples:
Current Practice:
Chestnut's Lisp-to-C translator implements proposal ADD.
Cost to Implementors:
For proposal ADD, the SETF method for VALUES will need to be written.
For proposal REMOVE-PROHIBITION, implementors will have to be careful
about defining additional SETF places on symbols exported from the
COMMON-LISP package, since those definitions might be overridden by
user-supplied definitions.
Cost to Users:
None. This is an upward-compatible extension.
Cost of non-adoption:
Users are prohibited from doing something useful for no good reason.
Performance impact:
Probably none.
Benefits:
The costs of non-adoption are avoided.
Esthetics:
It looks OK to me.
Discussion:
CLtL-II notes that a proposal to add VALUES as a SETF place was
submitted in September 89, but I can find no record of it in the
minutes from either the November 89 or June 90 meetings.
I have no idea what the semantics of a SETF method on CONS or VECTOR
might be.
-------


Spring Rest Messenger Docs for CONTEXT-NAME
Issue a POST request to CONTEXT-NAME/process with one of these messages as payload
PersonMessage ---> PersonResponseResponse
Message Model
All kinds of bla bla here
Copy
Message Response Model
All kinds of bla bla here
Copy


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clock_reply_server
Function - Handle kernel-generated alarm.
SYNOPSIS
boolean_t clock_reply_server (mach_msg_header_t request_msg, mach_msg_header_t reply_ms);
PARAMETERS
- in_msg
-
[pointer to in structure]
The alarm message received from the kernel.
- out_msg
- [out structure] Not used.
DESCRIPTION
The clock_reply_server function is the MIG generated server handling function to handle messages from the kernel corresponding to clock alarms. Such messages are delivered to the alarm reply port named in a clock_alarm call. The clock_reply_server function performs all necessary argument handling for this kernel message and calls the appropriate handling function. These functions must be supplied by the caller.
RETURN VALUES
- TRUE
-
The message was handled and the appropriate function was called.
- FALSE
- The message did not apply to the alarm mechanism and no other action was taken.
RELATED INFORMATION
Functions: clock_alarm_reply.


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For multicolumn search separate subqueries with semicolon: "IntListBenchmark;manual;1000"
Difference is current score minus baseline score. Positive values are regressions, negative are gains.
Main against Baseline
| Benchmark | Size | Base AvgT | Unit | Base Error | Main AvgT | Main Error | Difference | % Difference |
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users-api-screner
This is a documentation for REST API for a part of interview screener. https://github.com/wojta/users-api-screener
Version: 1.0.0
BasePath:
UNLICENSE
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wojta/users-api-screener/master/LICENSE
Access
[ Jump to Models ]
Table of Contents
Gets list of users (usersGet)
Returs array of users, it can be filtered by username
Query parameters
username (optional)
Query Parameter — Return only users that contain specified text in username
field
Return type
Example data
Content-Type: application/json
[ {
"salt" : "HsxzewdQ",
"gender" : "female",
"sha256" : "f92fc585c017d093b03dba898162613380f137f934637c5bf9050fe68c103c54",
"registered" :<PHONE_NUMBER>,
"cell" : "081-567-1935",
"picture" : {
"thumbnail" : "https://randomuser.me/api/portraits/thumb/women/33.jpg",
"large" : "https://randomuser.me/api/portraits/women/33.jpg",
"medium" : "https://randomuser.me/api/portraits/med/women/33.jpg"
},
"sha1" : "6c95f0d9210e88028074d4baaeefc3d6c830a9a3",
"password" : "123457",
"PPS" : "2470896T",
"phone" : "041-252-0953",
"dob" :<PHONE_NUMBER>,
"name" : {
"surname" : "Fowler",
"name" : "Florence",
"title" : "Mrs."
},
"location" : {
"zip" : 58360.0,
"city" : "Arklow",
"street" : "5047 church lane",
"state" : "Indiana"
},
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"username" : "beautifulfish360",
"md5" : "5809e5fda81eed34bad9ca6eff414924"
} ]
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
successful operation
500
server error
inline_response_500
Creates new user (usersPost)
Consumes
This API call consumes the following media types via the
Content-Type request header:
Request body
Body Parameter — User object to be created
Return type
Example data
Content-Type: application/json
{
"salt" : "HsxzewdQ",
"gender" : "female",
"sha256" : "f92fc585c017d093b03dba898162613380f137f934637c5bf9050fe68c103c54",
"registered" :<PHONE_NUMBER>,
"cell" : "081-567-1935",
"picture" : {
"thumbnail" : "https://randomuser.me/api/portraits/thumb/women/33.jpg",
"large" : "https://randomuser.me/api/portraits/women/33.jpg",
"medium" : "https://randomuser.me/api/portraits/med/women/33.jpg"
},
"sha1" : "6c95f0d9210e88028074d4baaeefc3d6c830a9a3",
"password" : "123457",
"PPS" : "2470896T",
"phone" : "041-252-0953",
"dob" :<PHONE_NUMBER>,
"name" : {
"surname" : "Fowler",
"name" : "Florence",
"title" : "Mrs."
},
"location" : {
"zip" : 58360.0,
"city" : "Arklow",
"street" : "5047 church lane",
"state" : "Indiana"
},
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"username" : "beautifulfish360",
"md5" : "5809e5fda81eed34bad9ca6eff414924"
}
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
successful operation, object is updated and returned
User
500
server error
inline_response_500
Up
delete /users/{userId}
Deletes user by its id (usersUserIdDelete)
Deletes one user
Path parameters
userId (required)
Path Parameter — Id of user to be deleted
Return type
Example data
Content-Type: application/json
{
"removed" : {
"ok" : 1.0,
"n" : 1.0
}
}
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
successful operation, user deleted
inline_response_200
500
server error
inline_response_500
Gets user by its id (usersUserIdGet)
Returs one user
Path parameters
userId (required)
Path Parameter — Id of requested user
Return type
Example data
Content-Type: application/json
{
"salt" : "HsxzewdQ",
"gender" : "female",
"sha256" : "f92fc585c017d093b03dba898162613380f137f934637c5bf9050fe68c103c54",
"registered" :<PHONE_NUMBER>,
"cell" : "081-567-1935",
"picture" : {
"thumbnail" : "https://randomuser.me/api/portraits/thumb/women/33.jpg",
"large" : "https://randomuser.me/api/portraits/women/33.jpg",
"medium" : "https://randomuser.me/api/portraits/med/women/33.jpg"
},
"sha1" : "6c95f0d9210e88028074d4baaeefc3d6c830a9a3",
"password" : "123457",
"PPS" : "2470896T",
"phone" : "041-252-0953",
"dob" :<PHONE_NUMBER>,
"name" : {
"surname" : "Fowler",
"name" : "Florence",
"title" : "Mrs."
},
"location" : {
"zip" : 58360.0,
"city" : "Arklow",
"street" : "5047 church lane",
"state" : "Indiana"
},
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"username" : "beautifulfish360",
"md5" : "5809e5fda81eed34bad9ca6eff414924"
}
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
successful operation
User
404
user not found
500
server error
inline_response_500
Updates user by its id (usersUserIdPut)
Updates single user by its id
Path parameters
userId (required)
Path Parameter — Id of updated user
Consumes
This API call consumes the following media types via the
Content-Type request header:
Request body
Body Parameter — Updated user object
Return type
Example data
Content-Type: application/json
{
"salt" : "HsxzewdQ",
"gender" : "female",
"sha256" : "f92fc585c017d093b03dba898162613380f137f934637c5bf9050fe68c103c54",
"registered" :<PHONE_NUMBER>,
"cell" : "081-567-1935",
"picture" : {
"thumbnail" : "https://randomuser.me/api/portraits/thumb/women/33.jpg",
"large" : "https://randomuser.me/api/portraits/women/33.jpg",
"medium" : "https://randomuser.me/api/portraits/med/women/33.jpg"
},
"sha1" : "6c95f0d9210e88028074d4baaeefc3d6c830a9a3",
"password" : "123457",
"PPS" : "2470896T",
"phone" : "041-252-0953",
"dob" :<PHONE_NUMBER>,
"name" : {
"surname" : "Fowler",
"name" : "Florence",
"title" : "Mrs."
},
"location" : {
"zip" : 58360.0,
"city" : "Arklow",
"street" : "5047 church lane",
"state" : "Indiana"
},
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"username" : "beautifulfish360",
"md5" : "5809e5fda81eed34bad9ca6eff414924"
}
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
successful operation, object is updated and returned
User
500
server error
inline_response_500
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Address
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NameComposed
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Picture
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Removed
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User
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inline_response_200
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inline_response_500
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street (optional)
city (optional)
state (optional)
zip (optional)
title (optional)
name (optional)
surname (optional)
large (optional)
medium (optional)
thumbnail (optional)
n (optional)
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ECOS - Embedded Conic Solver. More...
#include <memory>
#include <vector>
#include <iostream>
#include <Eigen/Sparse>
#include <solver/interface/SolverSetting.hpp>
Go to the source code of this file.
Classes | |
| class | solver::ScalingOperator |
| class | solver::NesterovToddScaling |
| This class performs appropriate scalings of the cone variables. More... | |
| class | solver::Cone |
| This class contains all information about the conic optimization problem, and provides functionality for conic operations, such as scalings, residuals and sizes. More... | |
| class | solver::Vector |
| Helper class to work with optimization variables, lay down in normal order. More... | |
| class | solver::ConicVector |
| Helper class to work with variables, which are members of a proper convex cone. More... | |
| class | solver::ExtendedVector |
| Helper class to work with optimization variables, lay down in an extended order. More... | |
| class | solver::OptimizationVector |
| Helper class to define an optimization vector, including primal and dual variables, and variables to render the optimization problem homogeneous. More... | |
| class | solver::SolverStorage |
| Class that provides storage space for the optimization matrices, vectors and variables. More... | |
ECOS - Embedded Conic Solver.


LS.SceneTree Class
The SceneTree contains all the info about the Scene and nodes
Constructor
LS.SceneTree
()
Item Index
Methods
Methods
clear
()
Clears the scene using the init function and trigger a "clear" LEvent
collectData
()
This methods crawls the whole tree and collects all the useful info (cameras, lights, render instances, colliders, etc) Mostly rendering stuff but also some collision info.
configure
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scene_info
Configure the Scene using an object (the object can be obtained from the function serialize) Inserts the nodes, configure them, and change the parameters Destroys previously existing info
Parameters:
-
scene_info
Objectthe object containing all the info about the nodes and config of the scene
filterNodes
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filter
retrieves a node array filtered by the filter function
Parameters:
-
filter
Functiona callback function that receives every node and must return true or false
Returns:
array containing the nodes that passes the filter
findComponentByUId
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uid
searches the component with this uid, it iterates through all the nodes and components (slow)
Parameters:
-
uid
Stringuid of the node
Returns:
component or null
findMaterialByUId
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uid
searches the material with this uid, it iterates through all the nodes (slow)
Parameters:
-
uid
Stringuid of the material
Returns:
Material or null
finish
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dt
stop the scene (triggers an "finish" event)
Parameters:
-
dt
Numberdelta time
getNode
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name
retrieves a Node based on the name, path ( name|childname|etc ) or uid
Parameters:
-
name
Stringnode name to search
Returns:
the node or null if it didnt find it
getNodeByIndex
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node
retrieves a Node by its index
Parameters:
-
node
Numberindex
Returns:
returns the node at the 'index' position in the nodes array
getNodeByName
-
name
retrieves a Node that matches that name. It is fast because they are stored in an object. If more than one object has the same name, the first one added to the tree is returned
Parameters:
-
name
Stringname of the node
Returns:
the node or null if it didnt find it
getNodeByUId
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uid
retrieves a Node based on a given uid. It is fast because they are stored in an object
Parameters:
-
uid
Stringuid of the node
Returns:
the node or null if it didnt find it
getPropertyInfo
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locator
Returns information of a node component property based on the locator of that property Locators are in the form of "{NODE_UID}/{COMPONENT_UID}/{property_name}"
Parameters:
-
locator
Stringlocator of the property
Returns:
object with node, component, name, and value
getPropertyInfoFromPath
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path
Returns information of a node component property based on the locator of that property Locators are in the form of "{NODE_UID}/{COMPONENT_UID}/{property_name}"
Parameters:
-
path
Array
Returns:
object with node, component, name, and value
init
()
Boolean
This initializes the content of the scene. Call it to clear the scene content
Returns:
Returns true on success
load
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url
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[on_complete=null]
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[on_error=null]
loads a scene from a JSON description
Parameters:
-
url
Stringwhere the JSON object containing the scene is stored
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[on_complete=null]
Function optionalthe callback to call when the loading is complete
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[on_error=null]
Function optionalthe callback to call if there is a loading error
loadResources
()
loads all the resources of all the nodes in this scene it sends a signal to every node to get all the resources info and load them in bulk using the ResourceManager
render
()
renders the scene using the assigned renderer
serialize
()
Object
Creates and object containing all the info about the scene and nodes. The oposite of configure. It calls the serialize method in every node
Returns:
return a JS Object with all the scene info
setPropertyValue
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locator
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value
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target
Assigns a value to the property of a component in a node based on the locator of that property Locators are in the form of "{NODE_UID}/{COMPONENT_UID}/{property_name}"
Parameters:
-
locator
Stringlocator of the property
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value
the value to assign
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target
Component[Optional] used to avoid searching for the component every time
Returns:
the target where the action was performed
setPropertyValueFromPath
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path
-
value
Assigns a value to the property of a component in a node based on the locator that property Locators are in the form of "{NODE_UID}/{COMPONENT_UID}/{property_name}"
Parameters:
-
path
Arraya property locator split by "/"
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value
the value to assign
Returns:
the target where the action was performed
start
-
dt
start the scene (triggers an "start" event)
Parameters:
-
dt
Numberdelta time
triggerInNodes
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event_type
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data
triggers an event to all nodes in the scene
Parameters:
-
event_type
Stringevent type name
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data
Objectdata to send associated to the event
Events
afterUpdate
Fired after updating the scene
beforeLoad
Fired before loading scene
clear
Fired when the whole scene is cleared
configure
Fired after the scene has been configured
Event Payload:
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scene_info
Objectcontains all the info to do the configuration
load
Fired when the scene has been loaded but before the resources
loadCompleted
Fired after all resources have been loaded
serialize
Fired after the scene has been serialized to an object
Event Payload:
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object
Objectto store the persistent info
update
Fired while updating
Event Payload:
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dt
Number


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Hungry bears and a legends parade: Monday's best photos
by Paul BellshamThe Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world
County Durham, UK
Waves crash against the pier wall at Seaham Lighthouse as weather warnings remain in place owing to strong winds from Storm Atiyah
Photograph: Owen Humphreys/PA
Grimsby, UK
Britain’s prime minister and Conservative party leader, Boris Johnson, visits a fish market on the general election campaign trail
Photograph: Ben Stansall/AP
Glencoe, UK
The SNP campaign bus travels up the Pass of Glencoe in the Highlands during its tour of Scotland in the final week of the general election campaign
Photograph: Jane Barlow/PA
London, UK
Extinction Rebellion protesters block Cranbourne Street, outside Leicester Square Station, to demand action on air pollution
Photograph: Guy Bell/Rex/Shutterstock
Banda Aceh, Indonesia
A worker sorts scrap plastic to be recycled at a recycling plant. According to reports, Indonesia is the second-largest contributor to global plastic pollution
Photograph: Hotli Simanjuntak/EPA
Medellin, Colombia
A performer during the Myths and Legends parade
Photograph: Joaquín Sarmiento/AFP/Getty Images
Anaheim, US
Fans cheer during the KROQ Absolut Almost Acoustic Christmas 2019 in California
Photograph: Emma McIntyre/Getty Images
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Heavy industry looms over the outskirts of the city
Photograph: Valery Sharifulin/Tass
Chukotka, Russia
Polar bears near the village of Ryrkaypiy where over 60 bears approached the village in search of food. The coastal ice melt has prevented their migration north
Photograph: Maxim Deminov/Tass
Berlin Zoo, Germany
The city zoo unveils two recently born twin panda cubs, Meng Xian (R) and Meng Yuan (L)
Photograph: Clemens Bilan/EPA
Algiers, Algeria
Security forces contain protesters during an anti-government demonstration before the presidential election scheduled for 12 December
Photograph: Ryad Kramdi/AFP/Getty Images
Gaza City, Gaza
Palestinian children play barefoot despite the cold weather in the Ein al-Zeitun neighbourhood
Photograph: Mustafa Hassona/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images
Hanover, Germany
A tram makes its way round a turning loop
Photograph: Julian Stratenschulte/dpa/AFP/Getty Images
White Island, New Zealand
Tourists watch the volcanic eruption that has claimed five lives, with many more still missing
Photograph: Michael Schade
Nairobi, Kenya
Members of Dance Centre Kenya perform during a production of the Nutcracker ballet
Photograph: Yasuyoshi Chiba/AFP/Getty Images
Srinagar, India
Kashmiri Muslim children pray as a priest displays a relic of Sufi saint Sheikh Syed Abdul Qadir Jeelani outside his shrine in the city
Photograph: Mukhtar Khan/AP
Seoul, South Korea
Tourists wearing a Hanbok, a Korean traditional costume, pose for pictures during a visit to the Gyeongbokgung Palace
Photograph: Jeon Heon-Kyun/EPA
Santiago, Chile
Protesters clash with police during ongoing austerity anti-government protests.
Photograph: Spencer Platt/Getty Images


Implementation of a Metropolis-within-Gibbs MCMC algorithm to flexibly estimate the spectral density of a stationary time series. The algorithm updates a nonparametric B-spline prior using the Whittle likelihood to produce pseudo-posterior samples and is based on the work presented in Edwards, M.C., Meyer, R. and Christensen, N., Statistics and Computing (2018). <doi.org/10.1007/s11222-017-9796-9>.
| Version: | 0.6.0 |
| Imports: | Rcpp (≥ 0.12.5), splines (≥ 3.2.3) |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Published: | 2018-10-18 |
| Author: | Matthew C. Edwards [aut, cre], Renate Meyer [aut], Nelson Christensen [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Matthew C. Edwards <matt.edwards at auckland.ac.nz> |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3) |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | bsplinePsd results |
| Reference manual: | bsplinePsd.pdf |
| Package source: | bsplinePsd_0.6.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: bsplinePsd_0.6.0.zip, r-release: bsplinePsd_0.6.0.zip, r-oldrel: bsplinePsd_0.6.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: bsplinePsd_0.6.0.tgz, r-oldrel: bsplinePsd_0.6.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | bsplinePsd archive |
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[Gecode] technical support about gecode
Christian Schulte
schulte at imit.kth.se
Fri May 27 21:56:38 CEST 2005
Dear Grégoire,
So far the is no text. We intend to write a text ove summer. However, please
find me puzzled: we warned you that Gecode is in the making, so all what you
observe is what we meant by "in the making".
Christian
-----Original Message-----
From: gecode-bounces at ps.uni-sb.de [mailto:gecode-bounces at ps.uni-sb.de] On
Behalf Of Grégoire Dooms
Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005 4:06 PM
To: Technical discussions about Gecode
Subject: [Gecode] technical support about gecode
Hi,
I'm currently implementing Graph variables, constraints on these variables
and new set propagators in Gecode as part of my PhD thesis on
biochemical network analysis.
I am suffering a bit from the lack of developper documentation on gecode.
I'm currently doing it with trial and error and "reverse-engineering" of
the source code.
Do you have a text describing the design choices that were made in gecode ?
If I remember well, some work on the documentation was planned around
these months.
I am willing to contribute to the documentation project as I anyway have
to understand how gecode works.
Is this mailing list the sole place to ask questions about gecode (the
very low traffic scares me a bit ;-) ?
All the best,
--
Grégoire Dooms
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