--- title: Clustering stocks in a sector date: '2010-01-28T23:46:38+05:30' tags: - finance - ml tumblr_url: https://sureshshanmugam.com/post/358187518/clustering-stocks-in-a-sector ---
Quantitative clustering techniques solely rely on grouping a bunch of stocks based on returns and their correlations, seems to fail while trying to classify a set of stocks in an industry. I ran a test on set of 20 stocks from utilities and couldn’t find meaningful clusters just based on this data analysis alone.
Another technique which helped me though was the fundamental classification method. I created a vector of factors for this sector and rated each stock’s exposure to this factor. Then grouping stocks which had very similar factor weights seemed to show a lot of promise.
I should take examples from Indian stocks and elucidate this more clearly in the next post on this topic.


de.digitalforger.smtl.core.model
The EMF implementation of an IModel Based on the ATL implementation
The EMF implementation of the model factory Based on the ATL implementation
The EMF implementation of a model injector Based on the ATL implementation
The EMF implementation of an IReferenceModel.


The gRPC is a high-performance, open-source universal RPC framework.
Before we start, we have to install required package:
$ npm i --save grpc @grpc/proto-loader
In order to switch to gRPC transporter, we need to modify an options object passed to the createMicroservice()
method.
{{ options }}
Hint Thejoin()
function is imported frompath
package.
There are a bunch of available options that determine a transporter behavior.
url |
Connection url |
protoPath |
Absolute (or relative to the root dir) path to the .proto file |
loader |
@grpc/proto-loader options. They are well-described here. |
package |
Protobuf package name |
credentials |
Server credentials (read more) |
In general, a package
property sets a protobuf package name,
while protoPath
is a path to the .proto
definitions file.
The hero.proto
file is structured using protocol buffer language.
{{ heroProto }}
In the above example, we defined a HeroService
that exposes a FindOne()
gRPC handler which expects HeroById
as an input and returns a Hero
message.
In order to define a handler that fulfills this protobuf definition, we have to use a @GrpcMethod()
decorator.
The previously known @MessagePattern()
is no longer useful.
{{ grpcHandler }}
{{ grpcHandlerJs }}
Hint The@GrpcMethod()
decorator is imported from@nestjs/microservices
package.
The HeroService
is a service's name, while FindOne
points to a FindOne()
gRPC handler.
The corresponding findOne()
method takes two arguments, the data
passed from the caller and metadata
that stores gRPC request's metadata.
Furthermore, the FindOne
is actually redundant here.
If you don't pass a second argument to the @GrpcMethod()
, Nest will automatically use the method name with the capitalized first letter,
for example, findOne
-> FindOne
.
{{ grpcHandlerMethod }}
{{ grpcHandlerMethodJs }}
Likewise, you might not pass any argument. In this case, Nest would use a class name.
{{ 'hero.controller' | extension: grpcHandlerClassT.isJsActive }}{{ grpcHandlerClass }}
{{ grpcHandlerClassJs }}
In order to create a client instance, we need to make use of @Client()
decorator.
{{ grpcClient }}
{{ grpcClientJs }}
There is a small difference compared to the previous examples. Instead of the ClientProxy
class, we use the ClientGrpc
that provides a getService()
method.
The getService()
generic method takes service's name as an argument and returns its instance if available.
{{ serviceInstance }}
{{ serviceInstanceJs }}
The heroService
object exposes the same set of methods that have been defined inside .proto
file.
Note, all of them are lowercased (in order to follow the natural convention).
Basically, our gRPC HeroService
definition contains FindOne()
function.
It means that heroService
instance will provide the findOne()
method.
{{ heroService }}
All service's methods return Observable
. Since Nest supports RxJS streams and works pretty well with them, we can return them within HTTP handler as well.
{{ heroController }}
{{ heroControllerJs }}
A full working example is available here.


Type UnionFind
Namespace RogueSharp.Algorithms
The UnionFind class represents a union-find data type also known as the disjoint-sets data type.
It models connectivity among a set of N sites named 0 through N - 1.
Methods
Properties
Public instance methods
bool Connected(int p, int q)
Are objects p and q in the same set?
Parameters
-
int
p - An integer representing one site
-
int
q - An integer representing the other site
Returns
-
bool
- true if the two sites p and q are in the same component; false otherwise
int Find(int p)
Returns the component identifier of the component containing site p
Parameters
-
int
p - An integer representing one object
Returns
-
int
- The component identifier of the component containing site p
void Union(int p, int q)
Merges the component containing site p with the component containing site q
Parameters
-
int
p - An integer representing one site
-
int
q - An integer representing the other site
Public properties
int Count get; set;
Returns the number of components in this data structure


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Error: The UDID and/or device model are not elgible to be registered. Try with a smuggled, special device.


Review: SMOKE SIGNALS [1998] [Miramax]
Starring: Adam Beach Evan Adams
Review by: Joy Wyse
Throughout history the American Indians have communicated through smoke signals, but do they always understand the message that is sent? This movie concentrates on the lives of members of the Coeur d'Alene Indians of Idaho, particularly on two friends, Victor and Thomas. As the film begins a frame house is engulfed in flames with smoke billowing into the sky. A voice narration is describing the incident. It is Thomas. He is recalling when he was flying, as you see a baby thrown from the upstairs window. An Indian man rushes forward with outstretched arms catching the infant as they both fall to the ground. The rescuer is Victor's father. Sadly, Thomas' parents are both killed in the blaze. Thomas, raised by his grandmother, becomes quite a storyteller and somewhat of a nerd. Victor, on the other hand, is the epitome of the Indian brave, with the added ability to play basketball. When Victor is twelve years old, his father leaves. Much of the movie is done using flashbacks, with very artistic editing. The twelve year old actors and their adult counterparts are remarkably alike, and all handle their roles with total believability. Watching the film you understand a little more about what life must be like on an Indian reservation. There is a lot of drinking, mostly beer, but the thought of "firewater" and its effect on the American Indian is obvious. There are many subtle remarks about the "white man", some of which are very funny, some all too true. One charming scene involves two Indian girls out for a joy ride in their car, driving in reverse. No reason is ever given, but you know that it is probably the only gear that works. The main story involves the trip that Victor and Thomas make to Arizona when word is received that Victor's father has died and Victor needs to go there to finalize things. He doesn't want to go, but he does. What he learns is told in a most fascinating way. It is truly a heartwarming story and I highly recommend it. I will definitely watch is again, probably when it comes on television. This film was produced in association with the Sundance Studios. I give it a B+.
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GeoTrackLocationEvent
public class GeoTrackLocationEvent
This class is responsible for keeping track of different types of track events. For example when the user starts tracking, stops tracking, pauses tracking, and your own custom event types.
-
Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public class GeoTrackLocationEvent
-
The type of event (see EventType)
Declaration
Swift
private(set) public var type: EventType = .other
-
The timestamp of the event
Declaration
Swift
private(set) public var timestamp: Date = Date()
-
The message for this event
Declaration
Swift
private(set) public var message: String?
-
The index of the point that the event is related to.
Declaration
Swift
private(set) public var index: Int?
-
Converts this event to a human readable string
Declaration
Swift
var string: String
-
Creates you a GeoTrackLocationEvent of type startedTrack
Declaration
Swift
static func startedTracking(message: String? = nil) -> GeoTrackLocationEvent
Parameters
message
optional message to accompany the Location Event.
Return Value
The GeoTrackLocationEvent
-
Creates you a GeoTrackLocationEvent of type pausedTrack
Declaration
Swift
static func pausedTracking(message: String? = nil) -> GeoTrackLocationEvent
Parameters
message
optional message to accompany the Location Event.
Return Value
The GeoTrackLocationEvent
-
Creates you a GeoTrackLocationEvent of type stoppedTrack
Declaration
Swift
static func stoppedTracking(message: String? = nil) -> GeoTrackLocationEvent
Parameters
message
optional message to accompany the Location Event.
Return Value
The GeoTrackLocationEvent
-
Creates you a GeoTrackLocationEvent of type error
Declaration
Swift
static func error(error: Error, at index: Int? = nil, timestamp date: Date? = nil) -> GeoTrackLocationEvent
Parameters
error
The Error object you want to associate with the track.
index
the index of the point you want to associate with the error.
date
The timestamp you want to set for the error (nil = current date and time).
Return Value
The GeoTrackLocationEvent
-
Creates you a GeoTrackLocationEvent of type error
Declaration
Swift
static func error(error: NSError, at index: Int? = nil, timestamp date: Date? = nil) -> GeoTrackLocationEvent
Parameters
error
The NSError object you want to associate with the track.
index
the index of the point you want to associate with the error.
date
The timestamp you want to set for the error (nil = current date and time).
Return Value
The GeoTrackLocationEvent
-
Creates you a GeoTrackLocationEvent of type error
Declaration
Swift
static func error(message: String, at index: Int? = nil, timestamp date: Date? = nil) -> GeoTrackLocationEvent
Parameters
message
The custom error message you want to associate with the track.
index
the index of the point you want to associate with the error.
date
The timestamp you want to set for the error (nil = current date and time).
Return Value
The GeoTrackLocationEvent
-
Creates you a custom GeoTrackLocationEvent. You should make sure to provide either an index, a date, or both for context.
Declaration
Swift
static func custom(message: String, at index: Int? = nil, timestamp date: Date? = nil) -> GeoTrackLocationEvent
Parameters
message
The message to include with this track.
index
The index that you want to associate this custom Event with.
date
The date that you want to set for this custom message (nil = current date and time)
Return Value
The GeoTrackLocationEvent
-
Deserializes the provided map into a GeoTrackLocationEvent.
Declaration
Swift
static func from(map: [String: Any]) -> GeoTrackLocationEvent?
Parameters
map
the map to be deserialized.
Return Value
A GeoTrackLocationEvent if it could be deserialized or nil.
-
Serializes this GeoTrackLocationEvent into a map for serialization purposes.
Declaration
Swift
var map: [String: Any]
Return Value
A map of [String: Any]


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Billiard
1
A Gym Environment with a ball pushing arm
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Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ (self, seed=None, max_steps=500) |
| def | seed (self, seed=None) |
| def | reset (self) |
| def | step (self, action) |
| def | render (self, mode='human') |
Public Attributes | |
| screen | |
| params | |
| physics_eng | |
| observation_space | |
| Ball XY positions can be between -1.5 and 1.5. More... | |
| action_space | |
| Joint commands can be between [-1, 1]. More... | |
| steps | |
| state | |
| clock | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| dictionary | metadata |
State is composed of: s = ([ball_x, ball_y], [joint0_angle, joint1_angle], [joint0_speed, joint1_speed]) The values that these components can take are: ball_x, ball_y -> [-1.5, 1.5] joint0_angle -> [-pi/2, pi/2] joint1_angle -> [-pi, pi] joint0_speed, joint1_speed -> [-50, 50]
| def gym_billiard.envs.billiard_env.BilliardEnv.__init__ | ( | self, | |
seed = None , |
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max_steps = 500 |
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| ) |
Constructor :param seed: the random seed for the environment :param max_steps: the maximum number of steps the episode lasts :return:
| def gym_billiard.envs.billiard_env.BilliardEnv.render | ( | self, | |
mode = 'human' |
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| ) |
Rendering function :param mode: if human, renders on screen. If rgb_array, renders as numpy array :return: screen if mode=human, array if mode=rgb_array
| def gym_billiard.envs.billiard_env.BilliardEnv.reset | ( | self | ) |
Function to reset the environment. - If param RANDOM_BALL_INIT_POSE is set, the ball appears in a random pose, otherwise it will appear at [-0.5, 0.2] - If param RANDOM_ARM_INIT_POSE is set, the arm joint positions will be set randomly, otherwise they will have [0, 0] :return: Initial observation
| def gym_billiard.envs.billiard_env.BilliardEnv.seed | ( | self, | |
seed = None |
|||
| ) |
Function to seed the environment :param seed: The random seed :return: [seed]
| def gym_billiard.envs.billiard_env.BilliardEnv.step | ( | self, | |
| action | |||
| ) |
Performs an environment step. :param action: Arm Motor commands. Can be either torques or velocity, according to TORQUE_CONTROL parameter :return: state, reward, final, info
| gym_billiard.envs.billiard_env.BilliardEnv.action_space |
Joint commands can be between [-1, 1].
| gym_billiard.envs.billiard_env.BilliardEnv.clock |
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static |
| gym_billiard.envs.billiard_env.BilliardEnv.observation_space |
Ball XY positions can be between -1.5 and 1.5.
Arm joint can have positons: Joint 0: [-Pi/2, Pi/2] Joint 1: [-Pi, Pi]
| gym_billiard.envs.billiard_env.BilliardEnv.params |
| gym_billiard.envs.billiard_env.BilliardEnv.physics_eng |
| gym_billiard.envs.billiard_env.BilliardEnv.screen |
| gym_billiard.envs.billiard_env.BilliardEnv.state |
| gym_billiard.envs.billiard_env.BilliardEnv.steps |


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Call R from R
It is sometimes useful to perform a computation in a separate R process, without affecting the current R process at all. This packages does exactly that.
poll()
R CMD
commandsR CMD
commands, synchronously or asynchronously.r_process
, rcmd_process
and rscript_process
R6 classes, based on processx::process
.Use r()
to run an R function in a new R process. The results are passed back seamlessly:
#> Sepal.Length Sepal.Width Petal.Length Petal.Width
#> Sepal.Length 0.6856935 -0.0424340 1.2743154 0.5162707
#> Sepal.Width -0.0424340 0.1899794 -0.3296564 -0.1216394
#> Petal.Length 1.2743154 -0.3296564 3.1162779 1.2956094
#> Petal.Width 0.5162707 -0.1216394 1.2956094 0.5810063
You can pass arguments to the function by setting args
to the list of arguments. This is often necessary as these arguments are explicitly copied to the child process, whereas the evaluated function cannot refer to variables in the parent. For example, the following does not work:
But this does:
#> speed dist
#> Min. : 4.0 Min. : 2.00
#> 1st Qu.:12.0 1st Qu.: 26.00
#> Median :15.0 Median : 36.00
#> Mean :15.4 Mean : 42.98
#> 3rd Qu.:19.0 3rd Qu.: 56.00
#> Max. :25.0 Max. :120.00
Note that the arguments will be serialized and saved to a file, so if they are large R objects, it might take a long time for the child process to start up.
You can use any R package in the child process, just make sure to refer to it explicitly with the ::
operator. For example, the following code creates an igraph graph in the child, and calculates some metrics of it.
r(function() { g <- igraph::sample_gnp(1000, 4/1000); igraph::diameter(g) })
callr` copies errors from the child process back to the main R session:
r(function() 1 + "A")
callr sets the .Last.error
variable, and after an error you can inspect this for more details about the error, including stack traces both from the main R process and the subprocess.
#> <callr_status_error: callr subprocess failed: non-numeric argument to binary operator>
#> -->
#> <callr_remote_error in 1 + "A": non-numeric argument to binary operator>
The error objects has two parts. The first belongs to the main process, and the second belongs to the subprocess.
.Last.error
also includes a stack trace, that includes both the main R process and the subprocess:
#>
#> ERROR TRACE for callr_status_error, callr_error, rlib_error
#>
#> Process 31908:
#> 38. callr:::r(function() 1 + "A")
#> 39. callr:::get_result(output = out, options)
#> R/eval.R:149:3
#> 40. callr:::throw(new_callr_error(output, msg), parent = err[[2]])
#> R/result.R:73:5
#>
#> x callr subprocess failed: non-numeric argument to binary operator
#>
#> Process 32006:
#> 52. (function () ...
#> 53. base:::.handleSimpleError(function (e) ...
#> R/<text>:1:3
#> 54. h(simpleError(msg, call))
#>
#> x non-numeric argument to binary operator
The top part of the trace contains the frames in the main process, and the bottom part contains the frames in the subprocess, starting with the anonymous function.
By default, the standard output and error of the child is lost, but you can request callr to redirect them to files, and then inspect the files in the parent:
x <- r(function() { print("hello world!"); message("hello again!") },
stdout = "/tmp/out", stderr = "/tmp/err"
)
readLines("/tmp/out")
readLines("/tmp/err")
With the stdout
option, the standard output is collected and can be examined once the child process finished. The show = TRUE
options will also show the output of the child, as it is printed, on the console of the parent.
r_bg()
is similar to r()
but it starts the R process in the background. It returns an r_process
R6 object, that provides a rich API:
This is a list of all r_process
methods:
ls(rp)
#> [1] "as_ps_handle" "clone"
#> [3] "finalize" "format"
#> [5] "get_cmdline" "get_cpu_times"
#> [7] "get_error_connection" "get_error_file"
#> [9] "get_exe" "get_exit_status"
#> [11] "get_input_connection" "get_input_file"
#> [13] "get_memory_info" "get_name"
#> [15] "get_output_connection" "get_output_file"
#> [17] "get_pid" "get_poll_connection"
#> [19] "get_result" "get_start_time"
#> [21] "get_status" "get_username"
#> [23] "get_wd" "has_error_connection"
#> [25] "has_input_connection" "has_output_connection"
#> [27] "has_poll_connection" "initialize"
#> [29] "interrupt" "is_alive"
#> [31] "is_incomplete_error" "is_incomplete_output"
#> [33] "is_supervised" "kill"
#> [35] "kill_tree" "poll_io"
#> [37] "print" "read_all_error"
#> [39] "read_all_error_lines" "read_all_output"
#> [41] "read_all_output_lines" "read_error"
#> [43] "read_error_lines" "read_output"
#> [45] "read_output_lines" "resume"
#> [47] "signal" "supervise"
#> [49] "suspend" "wait"
#> [51] "write_input"
These include all methods of the processx::process
superclass and the new get_result()
method, to retrieve the R object returned by the function call. Some of the handiest methods are:
get_exit_status()
to query the exit status of a finished process.get_result()
to collect the return value of the R function call.intertupt()
to send an interrupt to the process. This is equivalent to a CTRL+C
key press, and the R process might ignore it.is_alive()
to check if the process is alive.kill()
to terminate the process.poll_io()
to wait for any standard output, standard error, or the completion of the process, with a timeout.read_*()
to read the standard output or error.suspend()
and resume()
to stop and continue a process.wait()
to wait for the completion of the process, with a timeout.poll()
Multiple background R processes are best managed with the processx::poll()
function that waits for events (standard output/error or termination) from multiple processes. It returns as soon as one process has generated an event, or if its timeout has expired. The timeout is in milliseconds.
rp1 <- r_bg(function() { Sys.sleep(1/2); "1 done" })
rp2 <- r_bg(function() { Sys.sleep(1/1000); "2 done" })
processx::poll(list(rp1, rp2), 1000)
#> [[1]]
#> output error process
#> "silent" "silent" "silent"
#>
#> [[2]]
#> output error process
#> "silent" "silent" "ready"
rp2$get_result()
rp1$get_result()
r_session
is another processx::process
subclass that represents a persistent background R session:
r_session$run()
is a synchronous call, that works similarly to r()
, but uses the persistent session. r_session$call()
starts the function call and returns immediately. The r_session$poll_process()
method or processx::poll()
can then be used to wait for the completion or other events from one or more R sessions, R processes or other processx::process
objects.
Once an R session is done with an asynchronous computation, its poll_process()
method returns "ready"
and the r_session$read()
method can read out the result.
#> [1] 0.7896924 0.1770236 0.9931798 0.2850374 0.8582676 0.4489599 0.1556783
#> [8] 0.4240582 0.4260408 0.5561292
#> $code
#> [1] 200
#>
#> $message
#> [1] "done file7ca436de78be"
#>
#> $result
#> [1] -1.0339966 -0.7015408 1.2220644 -0.9691123 -0.6991386 1.2698753
#> [7] 0.2595250 1.0871667 0.5148076 0.4015015
#>
#> $stdout
#> [1] ""
#>
#> $stderr
#> [1] ""
#>
#> $error
#> NULL
#>
#> attr(,"class")
#> [1] "callr_session_result"
R CMD
commandsThe rcmd()
function calls an R CMD
command. For example, you can call R CMD INSTALL
, R CMD check
or R CMD config
this way:
rcmd("config", "CC")
#> $status
#> [1] 0
#>
#> $stdout
#> [1] "clang\n"
#>
#> $stderr
#> [1] ""
#>
#> $timeout
#> [1] FALSE
#>
#> $command
#> [1] "/Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Resources/bin/R"
#> [2] "CMD"
#> [3] "config"
#> [4] "CC"
This returns a list with three components: the standard output, the standard error, and the exit (status) code of the R CMD
command.


Issue 4153: Re-attaching detached, deactivated Firebug UI doesn't close it
Steps to reproduce
- Open Firebug in detached mode on this page.
- Deactivate firebug by Selecting "Deactivate Firebug" from the menu or by pressing Shift+F12.
- Press Ctrl + F12 to attach Firebug to the main window.
Observed result
- Firebug opens in browser with blank panel.
Expected result
- Firebug must be activated before attaching to the main window.


| HBASE-3617 |
NoRouteToHostException during balancing will cause Master abort |
Critical |
. |
stack |
Ted Yu |
| HBASE-3878 |
Hbase client throws NoSuchElementException |
Major |
Client |
gaojinchao |
Ted Yu |
| HBASE-3881 |
Add disable balancer in graceful_stop.sh script |
Major |
. |
stack |
stack |
| HBASE-3882 |
hbase-config.sh needs to be updated so it can auto-detects the sun jre provided by RHEL6 |
Major |
. |
Roman Shaposhnik |
Roman Shaposhnik |
| HBASE-3895 |
Fix order of parameters after HBASE-1511 |
Trivial |
scripts |
Lars George |
Lars George |
| HBASE-3874 |
ServerShutdownHandler fails on NPE if a plan has a random region assignment |
Blocker |
. |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
| HBASE-3820 |
Splitlog() executed while the namenode was in safemode may cause data-loss |
Major |
master |
Jieshan Bean |
|
| HBASE-3905 |
HBaseAdmin.createTableAsync() should check for invalid split keys. |
Minor |
. |
Vidhyashankar Venkataraman |
Ted Yu |
| HBASE-3912 |
[Stargate] Columns not handle by Scan |
Minor |
REST |
Lars George |
Lars George |
| HBASE-3908 |
TableSplit not implementing "hashCode" problem |
Major |
mapreduce |
Daniel Iancu |
|
| HBASE-3915 |
Binary row keys in hbck and other miscellaneous binary key display issues |
Major |
. |
stack |
stack |
| HBASE-3914 |
ROOT region appeared in two regionserver's onlineRegions at the same time |
Major |
master |
Jieshan Bean |
Jieshan Bean |
| HBASE-3920 |
HLog hbase.regionserver.flushlogentries no longer supported |
Minor |
. |
Dave Latham |
Dave Latham |
| HBASE-3919 |
More places output binary data to text |
Trivial |
. |
Dave Latham |
Dave Latham |
| HBASE-3934 |
MemStoreFlusher.getMemStoreLimit() doesn't honor defaultLimit |
Major |
. |
Ted Yu |
Ted Yu |
| HBASE-3946 |
The splitted region can be online again while the standby hmaster becomes the active one |
Major |
. |
Jieshan Bean |
Jieshan Bean |
| HBASE-3892 |
Table can't disable |
Major |
. |
gaojinchao |
|
| HBASE-3974 |
Client: Ability to Discard Bad HTable Puts |
Critical |
Client |
Nicolas Spiegelberg |
Nicolas Spiegelberg |
| HBASE-3894 |
Thread contention over row locks set monitor |
Blocker |
. |
Dave Latham |
Dave Latham |
| HBASE-3916 |
Fix problem with default bind address of ThriftServer |
Minor |
Thrift |
Lars George |
Li Pi |
| HBASE-3985 |
Same Region could be picked out twice in LoadBalancer |
Major |
master |
Jieshan Bean |
Jieshan Bean |
| HBASE-3988 |
Infinite loop for secondary master |
Major |
. |
Liyin Tang |
Liyin Tang |
| HBASE-3989 |
Error occured while RegionServer report to Master "we are up" should get master address again |
Major |
regionserver |
Jieshan Bean |
Jieshan Bean |
| HBASE-3995 |
HBASE-3946 broke TestMasterFailover |
Blocker |
. |
stack |
stack |
| HBASE-2077 |
NullPointerException with an open scanner that expired causing an immediate region server shutdown |
Critical |
regionserver |
Sam Pullara |
Sam Pullara |
| HBASE-4005 |
close_region bugs |
Major |
shell |
stack |
stack |
| HBASE-4028 |
Hmaster crashes caused by splitting log. |
Major |
master |
gaojinchao |
gaojinchao |
| HBASE-3984 |
CT.verifyRegionLocation isn't doing a very good check, can delay cluster recovery |
Blocker |
. |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
| HBASE-4045 |
[replication] NPE in ReplicationSource when ZK is gone |
Minor |
. |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
| HBASE-4053 |
Most of the regions were added into AssignmentManager#servers twice |
Major |
master |
Jieshan Bean |
Ted Yu |
| HBASE-4043 |
0.90 jenkins build failing because of 'too many open files' |
Blocker |
. |
stack |
|
| HBASE-4074 |
When a RS has hostname with uppercase letter, there are two RS entries in master |
Major |
regionserver |
Weihua Jiang |
Weihua Jiang |
| HBASE-4033 |
The shutdown RegionServer could be added to AssignmentManager.servers again |
Major |
master |
Jieshan Bean |
Jieshan Bean |
| HBASE-4077 |
Deadlock if WrongRegionException is thrown from getLock in HRegion.delete |
Critical |
regionserver |
Adam Warrington |
Adam Warrington |
| HBASE-4088 |
npes in server shutdown |
Critical |
. |
stack |
stack |
| HBASE-4075 |
A bug in TestZKBasedOpenCloseRegion |
Minor |
test |
Jieshan Bean |
Jieshan Bean |
| HBASE-4052 |
Enabling a table after master switch does not allow table scan, throwing NotServingRegionException |
Major |
. |
ramkrishna.s.vasudevan |
ramkrishna.s.vasudevan |
| HBASE-4115 |
HBase shell assign and unassign unusable if region name includes binary-encoded data |
Minor |
shell |
Ryan Brush |
|
| HBASE-4112 |
Creating table may throw NullPointerException |
Major |
master |
gaojinchao |
gaojinchao |
| HBASE-3867 |
when cluster is stopped and server which hosted meta region is removed from cluster, master breaks down after restarting cluster. |
Critical |
master |
Liu Jia |
|
| HBASE-4118 |
method regionserver.MemStore#updateColumnValue: the check for qualifier and family is missing |
Minor |
regionserver |
Nicolas Liochon |
Nicolas Liochon |
| HBASE-4109 |
Hostname returned via reverse dns lookup contains trailing period if configured interface is not "default" |
Major |
master, regionserver |
Shrijeet Paliwal |
Shrijeet Paliwal |
| HBASE-3872 |
Hole in split transaction rollback; edits to .META. need to be rolled back even if it seems like they didn't make it |
Blocker |
regionserver |
stack |
stack |
| HBASE-4105 |
Stargate does not support Content-Type: application/json and Content-Encoding: gzip in parallel |
Major |
REST |
Jean-Pierre Koenig |
Andrew Purtell |
| HBASE-4116 |
[stargate] StringIndexOutOfBoundsException in row spec parse |
Major |
. |
Andrew Purtell |
|
| HBASE-4129 |
hbase-3872 added a warn message 'CatalogJanitor: Daughter regiondir does not exist' that is triggered though its often legit that daughter is not present |
Major |
. |
stack |
stack |
| HBASE-4139 |
[stargate] Update ScannerModel with support for filter package additions |
Major |
. |
Andrew Purtell |
Andrew Purtell |


WITNESS LIST
Finance
March 20, 2018 10:00 AM
Behavioral Health Coordination
ON:
Gains, Sonja HHSC Associate Commissioner (also providing written testimony) (HHSC)
Hansch, Greg Licensed Masters-Level Social Worker (also providing written testimony)
(National Alliance on Mental Illness), Austin, TX
Horton, Colleen Policy Program Officer (also providing written testimony) (Hogg
Foundation for Mental Health)
Keller, Dr. Andrew CEO & President (also providing written testimony) (Meadows MH
Policy Institute), Dallas
Kraviz, Kelly TEA, Director of Highly Mobile and At-Risk Student Programs (also
providing written testimony) (TEA)
Saxton, Josette Mental Health Policy Director (also providing written testimony) (Texans
Care for Children)
Schaffer, Samantha Budget Analyst (also providing written testimony) (Legislative Budget
Board)
Registering, but not testifying:
ON:
Catoe, Charles Director, Fund for Veterans Assistance (TVC), Austin, TX
Hervey, Barbara Judge (Court of Criminal Appeals, Fund 540)
Keesling, Tim Director, Veterans Mental Health Program (TVC), Austin, TX
Molleur, Megan attorney - judicial education (Court of Criminal Appeals)
Economic Stabilization Fund
ON:
Ballard, Paul CEO & Chief Investment Officer (also providing written testimony) (TX
Treasury Safekeeping Trust Company), Austin, TX
Craymer, Dale President (also providing written testimony) (Texas Taxpayers & Research
Assoc), Austin
Heflin, Talmadge Director, Center for Fiscal Policy (also providing written testimony)
(Texas Public Policy Foundation), Austin, TX
Hegar, Glenn Comptroller of Public Accounts (also providing written testimony) (Office
of the Comptroller of Public Accounts), Austin, TX
Kavanaugh, Kevin LBB (also providing written testimony) (LBB)
Montemayor, Piper Public Finance Manager (also providing written testimony) (TX
Comptroller of Public Accts), Austin
Parks, Ursula Director, LBB (also providing written testimony) (Legislative Budget
Board)
Zahradnik, Robert Non-profit policy analyst (also providing written testimony) (The Pew
Charitable Trusts), Wash, DC
Registering, but not testifying:
ON:
Coleman, Rob Director, Fiscal Management (Office of the Comptroller of Public
Accounts), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Finance
March 20, 2018 10:00 AM
Hurricane Harvey
ON:
Keyton, Sarah Assistant Director (also providing written testimony) (Legislative Budget
Board)
Morath, Mike Commissioner of Education (also providing written testimony) (Texas
Education Agency), Austin, TX
Murphy, Eileen Analyst (also providing written testimony) (Legislative Budget Board)
Reed, Cyrus Conservation Director, Sierra Club (also providing written testimony) (Sierra
Club Lone Star), Austin
Rodriguez, Eduardo Federal Funds Manager (also providing written testimony)
(Legislative Budget Board)
Registering, but not testifying:
ON:
Adams, Chris Deputy Executive Commissioner for System Support Services (HHSC)
Lagrone, Heather Dep Director (TX GLO)
Lopez, Leo Associate Commissioner for School Finance (Texas Education Agency),
Austin, TX
Repp, David CFO (GLO), Austin
Wood, Trey HHSC, CFO (HHSC)


Processes each properties of an object deeply.
To install from npm:
$ npm i each-props --save
For Node.js:
const eachProps = require('each-props');
For Web browser:

Apply a function to all (non plain object) properties.
var obj = { a: 1, b: { c: 'CCC', d: { e: 'EEE' } } };
eachProps(obj, function(value, keyChain, nodeInfo) {
if (keyChain === 'a') {
nodeInfo.parent['a'] = value * 2;
} else if (keyChain === 'b.c') {
nodeInfo.parent['c'] = value.toLowerCase();
} else if (keyChain === 'b.d') {
return true; // stop to dig
} else if (keyChain === 'b.d.e') {
nodeInfo.parent['e'] = value.toLowerCase();
}
});
console.log(obj);
// => { a: 2, b: { c: 'ccc', d: { e: 'EEE' } } };
Executes the fn function for all properties.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| obj | object | A plain object to be treated. |
| fn | function | A function to operate each properties. |
| opts | object | An object to pass any data to each properties. |
API of fn function
This function is applied to all properties in an object.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| value | any | A property value. |
| keyChain | string | A string concatenating the hierarchical keys with dots. |
| nodeInfo | object | An object which contains node informations (See below). |
True, if stops digging child properties.
Type: boolean

Properties of nodeInfo
| Properties | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| name | string | The property name of this node. |
| index | number | The index of the property among the sibling properties. |
| count | number | The count of the sibling properties. |
| depth | number | The depth of the property. |
| parent | object | The parent node of the property. |
| sort | function | A sort function which orders the child properties. This function is inherited from opts, if be specified. |
... and any properties inherited from opts.
Properties of opts
| Properties | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| sort | function | A sort function which orders the same level properties. (Optional) |
... and any properties you want to pass to each node.
Copyright (C) 2016-2018 Takayuki Sato
This program is free software under MIT License. See the file LICENSE in this distribution for more details.


MeshFace()
Syntax
MeshFace(Vertex1, Vertex2, Vertex3)Description
Add or update a face to the current mesh previously created with CreateMesh(). The specified vertices must exists. The first vertex index starts from 0. The created face is a triangle. MeshIndex() can be used if the number of vertices is not three.
Parameters
Vertex1 The first vertex index used to create the face. Vertex2 The second vertex index used to create the face. Vertex3 The third vertex index used to create the face.
Return value
None.
See Also
CreateMesh(), MeshVertexPosition()
Supported OS
All


You can select from different transitions, like:
Cube -
Page -
Concave -
Zoom -
Linear -
Fade -
None -
Default
You can select from built-in themes, like:
Default -
Sky -
Beige -
Simple -
Serif -
Night
Moon -
Solarized


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We are committed to protecting your privacy online. We appreciate that you do not want the personal information you provide to us distributed indiscriminately and here we explain how we collect information, what we do with it and what controls you have.
By using the App, you consent to the collection and use of information in accordance with this privacy policy.
We reserve the right to change this privacy policy from time to time by changing it on the App. This privacy policy was last updated on June 30, 2015.
We may collect and process the following information about you:
You are under no obligation to provide any such information. However, if you should choose to withhold requested information, we may not be able to provide you with certain services.
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Less known/misunderstood API features:
Reminder of the API essentials...
from openerp import models, fields, api
class Employee(models.Model):
_name = 'employee'
name = fields.Char(string="Name", required=True)
manager_id = fields.Many2one('employee', string="Manager")
active = fields.Boolean()
@api.multi
def fire(self):
self.write({'active': False})
A recordset is a collection of records of a given model.
It is an instance of the model's class.
size = len(records)
recs1 = records[:10]
recs2 = records[20:]
recs = recs1 + recs2
recs.write({'name': 'Joe'})
A single record is represented as a recordset of size 1.
for record in records:
assert type(record) == type(records)
print record.name
print len(record)
Recordsets are attached to an environment and a sequence of record ids.
# list of record ids
records.ids
# environment with cr, uid, context
records._cr == records.env.cr
records._uid == records.env.uid
records._context == records.env.context
# access recordsets of another model
employees = records.env['employee'].search([])
A model's class has two kinds of instances: old-API and new-API ones (recordsets).
# registry contains old API model instances
old_model = registry['employee']
# browse() returns a recordset (new API model instance)
employees = old_model.browse(cr, uid, ids, context)
assert employees == employees.browse(ids)
# attribute _model returns the old API model instance
assert old_model == employees._model
A wrapper to adapt the API of a method call to the API of the method's definition.
from openerp import models, fields, api
# method definitions
@api.model @api.multi
def create(self, vals): def write(self, vals):
... ...
# calling methods with the old API
id = old_model.create(cr, uid, vals, context=context)
old_model.write(cr, uid, ids, vals, context=context)
# calling methods with the new API
employee = employees.create(vals)
employees.write(vals)
Specify return model:
@api.model
@api.returns('res.partner')
def get_default_partner(self):
return self.env.ref('base.main_partner')
# new API call returns a recordset
partner = records.get_default_partner()
# old API call returns a list of ids
partner_ids = old_model.get_default_partner(cr, uid, context)
Declare constraint methods:
@api.constrains('name')
def check_name(self):
for record in self:
if len(record.name) > 80:
raise ValueError("Name is too long: %r" % record.name)
The method is expected to raise an exception when the constraint is not satisfied.
Declare onchange methods:
@api.onchange('name')
def onchange_name(self):
if self.name:
self.other_name = self.name.upper()
if len(self.name or "") > 40:
return {'warning': {
'title': _("Warning"),
'message': _("Name migh be a bit long"),
}}
"self" is a pseudo-record that only lives in cache.
Those fields are determined by a method that assigns their value on the given records.
from openerp import models, fields, api
class Employee(models.Model):
_inherit = 'employee'
title_id = fields.Many2one('employee.title', required=True)
fullname = fields.Char(compute='_compute_fullname')
@api.depends('title_id.name', 'name')
def _compute_fullname(self):
for emp in self:
emp.fullname = "%s %s" % (emp.title_id.name, emp.name)
The inverse method modifies other fields based on the computed field's value
fullname = fields.Char(compute='_compute_fullname',
inverse='_inverse_fullname')
@api.depends('title_id.name', 'name')
def _compute_fullname(self):
for emp in self:
emp.fullname = "%s %s" % (emp.title_id.name, emp.name)
def _inverse_fullname(self):
for emp in self:
emp.name = ... emp.fullname ...
The search method transforms the domain condition ('fullname', operator, value) into another domain.
fullname = fields.Char(compute='_compute_fullname',
search='_search_fullname')
@api.depends('title_id.name', 'name')
def _compute_fullname(self):
for emp in self:
emp.fullname = "%s %s" % (emp.title_id.name, emp.name)
def _search_fullname(self, operator, value):
return ['|', ('title_id.name', operator, value),
('name', operator, value)]
Combine and compare recordsets:
records[42] # indexing or slicing (ordered)
records1 + records2 # concatenation (ordered)
records1 - records2 # difference (ordered)
records1 & records2 # set intersection (unordered)
records1 | records2 # set union (unordered)
record in records # test membership
records1 < records2 # set inclusion (unordered)
records1 == records2 # set equivalence (unordered)
Mapping, filtering, sorting:
# return a list of strings, like map() would do
records.mapped(lambda rec: rec.name)
records.mapped('name')
# return a recordset of res.partner
records.mapped(lambda rec: rec.partner_id)
records.mapped('partner_id')
# always return recordsets
records.filtered(lambda rec: rec.active)
records.sorted(key=lambda rec: rec.sequence)
Attach a recordset to another environment:
others = records.with_env(env)
assert others.ids == records.ids
assert others.env is env
# switch user
records.sudo(uid) # integer
records.sudo(user) # user record
records.sudo() # defaults to SUPERUSER_ID
# switch or extend records' context
records.with_context(context)
records.with_context(extra="stuff")
Beware: avoid them in loops.
record.name
record._cache['name']
record.env.cache[field][record.id]
# no database access # (env.cache)
orders = env['sale.order'].browse(ids) # ids
# no database access
order = orders[0] # ids
# prefetch order ids
partner = order.partner_id # data(ids), pids
# prefetch partner pids
name = partner.name # data(ids), data(pids)
# no database access
orders[-1].partner_id.name # data(ids), data(pids)
Overridden computed field method:
# Module 1
stuff = fields.Integer(compute='_get_stuff')
@api.one
def _get_stuff(self):
self.stuff = self._context.get('stuff', 0)
# Module 2
@api.one
def _get_stuff(self):
other = self.with_context(stuff=42)
super(Class, other)._get_stuff()
This raises a KeyError when getting the value...
The record "other" uses another cache than "self".
Simply copy result to the expected cache:
# Module 2
@api.one
def _get_stuff(self):
other = self.with_context(stuff=42)
# determine other.stuff in other's cache
super(Class, other)._get_stuff()
# copy result from other's cache to self's cache
self.stuff = other.stuff
"Prefetch records browsed in the same environment."
# retrieve a list of (name, id)
action_ids = []
for ... in ...:
# some query... -> name, id
action_ids.append((name, id))
# process action_ids id by id
for name, id in action_ids:
record = self.env[model].browse(id)
if record.partner_id ...:
...
The second loop issues O(n) queries.
Browse all records before accessing their fields.
# retrieve a list of (name, record)
action_records = []
for ... in ...:
# some query... -> name, id
record = self.env[model].browse(id)
action_records.append((name, record))
# process action_records id by id
for name, record in action_records:
if record.partner_id ...:
...
The second loop issues O(1) queries.
from openerp.tools import ormcache
class decimal_precision(models.Model):
@ormcache(skiparg=3)
def precision_get(self, cr, uid, application):
...
def create(self, cr, uid, vals, context=None):
res = ...
self.clear_caches()
return res
V8: skiparg (kind of positional dependencies)
@ormcache(skiparg=3)
def precision_get(self, cr, uid, application):
...
V9: name functional dependencies (expressions)
@ormcache('application')
def precision_get(self, cr, uid, application):
...


Suppose I want to make a Jeroo (named "dave") hop if he is facing west. And, if the Jeroo is not facing west, I want the Jeroo turn to the right. What is the proper way to write this in Java? (Note that some answers may compile, but are not proper.)
if (dave.isFacing(WEST)) { dave.hop(); } else { dave.turn(RIGHT); }
if dave.isFacing(WEST) { dave.hop(); } else { dave.turn(RIGHT); }
if (dave.isFacing(WEST) dave.hop(); else dave.turn(RIGHT);
if (dave.isFacing(WEST)); { dave.hop(); } else; { dave.turn(RIGHT); }
There are not hints for this question


Me: a sequential person
March 14, 2015
I’m impressed with how my thinking styles descriptions match with my personality and modus operandi. And I say it in plural because I tied on 2 different thinking styles when I took the Learningweb quiz: Concrete Sequential and Abstract Sequential. As a start, it definitely means that I am a step-by-step person!
Self discovery is a road explored by few, probably because it’s often sinuous and bumpy. Even though, it is also beautiful and reassuring. DBC’s been giving us the opportunity to explore it, and I am very grateful for that!
So, first, I’d like to explore some aspects regarding my thinking styles that fit with my personality.
As a Concrete Sequential person, I:
- stick to facts
- seek for logical sequence
- like organization
- am hands-on
- have facility to memorize specific information (such as formulas and rules)
- seek for approval
- have difficulty to deal with opposing views
- need peace and quiet to be productive
- run away from pointless discussions
- struggle with “use your imagination” tasks
As an Abstract Sequential person, I:
- love to be heard
- love to debate, but tend to monopolize conversations
- am usually not that diplomatic
- like to work alone
- seek perfectionism
- am a researcher
- always analyze carefully any situation before making a decision
- feel uncomfortable when I have few time to work on a matter
- don’t express my emotions often
- like to be in stimulating environments
- am terrified of seeming foolish
Thinking about that, and relating it to my DBC experience so far, I think DBC’s structured environment is just the right fit for me, and constant feedback matches my need for approval. Even though, my perfectionism, my difficulty to express my emotions and the fear of seeming foolish may end up making things a little more difficult to me.
And, put that together with my tendency to work alone, I think that what could help me most broadening my learn spectrum is to pair as much as I can. This would force me to learn to listen to other opinions, deal with it and come to a common sense. Besides, I’m pretty sure I can learn a lot from how others approach problems. So, I think I just came to a conclusion on that. And I’ll do my best to put this finding in practice!


19 June 2008 - The Ministry of Health of Indonesia has announced two new cases of human H5N1 avian influenza infection. The cases are not linked epidemiologically. The first is a 16-year-old female from South Jakarta, DKI Jakarta Province developed symptoms on 7 May, was hospitalized on 12 May and died on 14 May.
The second case is a 34-year-old female from Tangerang District, Banten Province who developed symptoms on 26 May, and was hospitalized on 2 June and died on 3 June. Investigations into the source of her infection are ongoing.
Of the 135 cases confirmed to date in Indonesia, 110 have been fatal.


ICE
Virtual machine framework.
Ice is a framework for building virtual machines.
Copyright © 2008 Swampware, Inc.


Introduction
I began
gathering contributions for this book, it soon become obvious that
there would be an entire chapter on backups.
If you're looking for tutorials on how to use
dump and tar, you
won't find them here. However, you will find
nonobvious uses for their less well-known counterparts
pax and cpio.
I've also included a hack on backing up over
ssh, to introduce the novice user to the art of
combining tools over a secure network connection.
You'll also find scripts that fellow users have
created to get the most out of their favorite backup utility.
Finally, there are hacks that introduce some very useful open source
third-party utilities.
|


Résumé
— I do not compete with others, the only competition that challenges me is myself. As a fighter, friend and an employee I am known as contemplative, tortured and driven.
Experience
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2018 Amongst many fighters of the past was featured in the movie "Ready Player One". Ryu ready always!
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2017 United with unknown until then to me Power Rangers to defea resurrected M.Bison.Damn good fighters they are, even not knowing karate ways!
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2016 In "Street Fighter V" once and for all erased M.Bison from earth and tamed my inner Evil Ryu. Also spent some time on a side-project, mini-series "Street Fighter: Resurrection".
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2014 Filmed in a martial arts tutorial "Street Fighter: Assassin's Fist", revealing to audience forgotten art of Ansatsuken.
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2012 The gods of intenet concluded me in the animated movie "Wreck-It Ralph", but rewarded me with a good drink for it!
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2008 My evil alter ego sneaked out of control and became a boss in "Street Fighter IV".
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2006 Borrowed my famous ripped gi to Soki in "Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams", gods informed me he needed that for the battle.
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1998 Defeated M. Bison in "Street Fighter Alpha 2", bastard wanted to use my heroic body for his evil intentions, but retreated with shame. Also this year I encountered Marvel universe in "Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes" fighter,loyal to my employer, Capcom, of course.
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1997 Reunited with Ken, my friend and opponent in "Street Fighter III". Men's friendship works mysteriously. Also helped with Arika project "Street Fighter EX"
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1996 Took care of villainous Akuma in "Street Fighter Alpha 2". As a freelance on "Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo" tried myself in a new genre, puzzle games. Let the wrath of seven heavens come upon these malicious enigmas, never again!
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1995 Kept fighting in "Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors' Dreams".
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1994 Screened in a movie "Street Fighter", so that the batllesof past would not be forgotten by millenial generation.
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1991 Was promoted to "Street Fighter II". Didn't stay there for long, celebrations and office dwelling is not for me!
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1987 Started working for Capcom project "Street Fighter". My partner was Ken Masters, the boss'name was Sagat.
Publications
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2011 The true and humble story of me under pseudonim Tyler Wilde in an article "The evolution of Ken and Ryu"
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2003-2018 For 15 years I have published comic books with Udon Entertainment depicting my adventures, bitter lessons and great victories.
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Achivements
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#1 in "Top 25 Street Fighter Characters" by IGN, who also called me "fancy", "icon" and "a testament to the virtue of simplicity" ❤
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#2 in "Top 20 Street Fighter Characters of All Time" by GameDaily, same council found me worth of #6 place in "Top 25 Capcom Characters of All Time", which I proudly share with my partner Ken
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I was named "5th Most Powerful Street Fighter Character" by Screen Rant-san
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#71 in "Top 100 Heroes of All Time" by UGO Networks, also recognized #2 in their list of "Top 50 Street Fighter Characters"
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In a survey of 4000 online matches for Super Street Fighter IV, I got to be the most popular character, with 16.6% of players choosing my side


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New arrival for Irish News columnist Lynette Fay
Irish News columnist Lynette Fay has given birth to a baby girl.
The well-known Radio Ulster personality revealed on social media yesterday that she had welcomed a new arrival.
In her tweet, the Dungannon columnist said: "Life changed forever yesterday when we welcomed our beautiful little girl, Neansaí Máire into the world.
"Gavin & I are over the moon, as are our families & friends. Thanks to the incredible staff of The Royal Maternity for their care & attention to detail for Neansaí Mhíle Grá".
Writing in the Irish News column in recent weeks, Ms Fay said she would be taking time off with her new arrival until the spring.


California Forest Fire Destruction From 2013 to 2020
by Lara Heard
Data from https://www.fire.ca.gov/ (CAL FIRE)
Over 10 million acres of land burned in California between 2013 and 2020, an area about one tenth the size of the state itself. This year, the devastating Dixie Fire has burned nearly a million acres. The scale of the destruction makes the fire the second largest in California history (NPR). The largest, the August Complex Fire, occurred just one year prior. Scroll through to visualize the land area burned between 2013 and 2020. Each tree represents 100,000 acres burned.
2020
In 2020, an estimated 4,257,863 acres of land burned in California.
2019
In 2019, an estimated 259,823 acres burned.
2018
About 1,975,086 acres burned in 2018. The most destructive event was the Ranch Fire, which burned 410,203 acres of land.
2017
About 1,548,429 acres burned in 2017.
2016
An estimated 669,534 acres burned in 2016, an area about 22 times the size of San Francisco.
2015
Roughly 880,899 acres burned in 2015, a smaller total area than would burn in the Dixie Fire alone in 2021.


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2018 In Music: Spotify Wrapped
I’ve used quite a few streaming services for music throughout the years (I feel old remembering when Pandora was new), but Spotify is by far my favorite. The main value I see from it as opposed to similar, competing services is the amount of personalized, curated content that Spotify generates for me on a regular basis. Each Monday I get a Discover Weekly playlist with music I’ve never listened to before but which is similar to other things I’ve enjoyed. Every Friday I get a Release Radar playlist with new releases that also match my taste. These only get better over time as the service learns more and more of what I like.
Along with these weekly goodies, Spotify also does neat stuff for various milestones, and that’s especially true at the end of the calendar year. For example, each December I get a yearly playlist with my top 100 songs from the past year. It’s always an interesting listen to see how varied my tastes were throughout the year. Accompanying that is Spotify Wrapped which provides all sorts of interesting statistics about my listening. As someone who keeps Spotify tied to Last.fm because I love statistics, I always look forward to Wrapped. Here are some of my interesting notes from 2018 (no pun intended.)
-
8,131: The total number of unique songs I listened to.
-
50,739: The total number of minutes I listened to music.
- For those keeping score at home, that’s over 35 days.
-
My top artist was Tegan and Sara.
- I spent 32 hours listening just to their tracks.
-
Overall top artists:
-
Tegan and Sara
-
Grimes
-
Eminem
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Coeur De Pirate
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St. Vincent
-
-
Overall top tracks:
-
RAP DEVIL (Machine Gun Kelly)
-
Los Ageless (St. Vincent)
-
1940 - AmpLive Remix (The Submarines)
-
Flesh without Blood (Grimes)
-
Do You Feel It? (Chaos Chaos)
-
-
Overall top genres:
-
Indie
-
Pop
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Rock
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Dance/Electronic
-
Hip Hop
-
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I listened to “non-mainstream” artists 69% more than the average Spotify listener.
- I have no idea what’s considered mainstream or whether Spotify is taking the “average” listener to be all listeners or only Premium accounts. Regardless, it makes me feel special.
Here’s to more music in 2019.


| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| BlockListActivityUnitTest |
Created by yipengzhou on 2017/4/2.
|
| BuildConfig | |
| ChooseLocationOnMapActivityUnitTest |
Created by heyuehuang on 2017-04-02.
|
| CreateEditMoodActivityUnitTest |
Created by mengyangchen on 2017-02-23.
|
| DataForTest |
Created by Zhi Li on 2017/3/8.
|
| ElasticsearchImageControllerTest |
Created by mac on 2017-03-25.
|
| ElasticsearchImageOfflineControllerTest |
Created by Zhi Li on 2017/4/2.
|
| ElasticsearchUserControllerTest |
Created by mac on 2017-03-05.
|
| ElasticsearcUserListControllerTest |
Created by mac on 2017-03-21.
|
| ExampleUnitTest |
Example local unit test, which will execute on the development machine (host).
|
| FilterActivityUnitTest |
Created by heyuehuang on 2017-02-22.
|
| FriendActivityUnitTest |
Created by yipengzhou on 2017/3/11.
|
| internetCheckerTest |
Created by Zhi Li on 2017/3/23.
|
| MainActivityUnitTest |
Please run DataForTest first
Please first signin with username == "John"
Then Test
ALERT: It wiil be all failed when it is in Signin or Signup Activity
|
| MapActivityUnitTest |
Created by heyuehuang on 2017-02-22.
|
| MoodEventListUnitTest |
Created by mac on 2017-02-25.
|
| MoodEventTest | |
| R | |
| R.anim | |
| R.animator | |
| R.array | |
| R.attr | |
| R.bool | |
| R.color | |
| R.dimen | |
| R.drawable | |
| R.id | |
| R.integer | |
| R.layout | |
| R.menu | |
| R.mipmap | |
| R.string | |
| R.style | |
| R.styleable | |
| R.xml | |
| SaveLoadFileTest |
Created by Zhi Li on 2017/3/8.
|
| SignInActivityTest |
After running this test, if there are more test to do, please open the app in Emulator
and sign out and resignin as John.
|
| SignUpActivityTest |
Created by Zhi Li on 2017/2/25.
|
| UserTest | |
| ViewMoodActivityUnitTest |
Created by mengyangchen on 2017-02-23.
|


[1] Precise robust easy to debris Photos taken with default settimgs were a little soft -required adjusting sharpness.
[2] Precise robust easy to debris Photos taken with default settimgs were a little soft -required adjusting sharpness is NOTHING like this price.


You’re really close to beating the first game!
 What do you do?


Logs
class Logs extends CrudObject (View source)
Logs class
Properties
| string | $element | from CrudObject | |
| string | $table_element | ||
| array | $fetch_fields | from CrudObject | |
| array | $date_fields | from CrudObject | |
| string | $pk_name | ||
| string | $ref_field_name | from CrudObject | |
| array | $rows | from CrudObject | |
| string | $triggers_prefix | from CrudObject |
Methods
Constructor
Load object in memory from database (wrapper for fetchAll function)
Update row(s) into database (wrapper for updateAll function)
Update all object rows into database
Delete row(s) in database (wrapper for deleteAll function)
Delete all object rows in database
Add log into database
Details
at line 40
__construct()
Constructor
in CrudObject at line 80
$this
setTableName($table_name)
Set table name
in CrudObject at line 94
int
create(array $data, int $notrigger = 1)
Create object into database
in CrudObject at line 154
int
fetch(int $id, string $ref = '')
Load object in memory from database
in CrudObject at line 214
int
fetchWhere(string $where)
Load object in memory from database (wrapper for fetchAll function)
in CrudObject at line 225
int
fetchAll(string $where = '')
Load all object entries in memory from database
in CrudObject at line 300
int
update(array $data, int $notrigger = 1)
Update object into database
in CrudObject at line 357
int
updateWhere(array $data, string $where, int $notrigger = 1)
Update row(s) into database (wrapper for updateAll function)
in CrudObject at line 370
int
updateAll(array $data, string $where = '', int $notrigger = 1)
Update all object rows into database
in CrudObject at line 420
int
delete(int $notrigger = 1)
Delete object in database
in CrudObject at line 471
int
deleteWhere(string $where, int $notrigger = 1)
Delete row(s) in database (wrapper for deleteAll function)
in CrudObject at line 483
int
deleteAll(string $where = '', int $notrigger = 1)
Delete all object rows in database
in CrudObject at line 549
protected int
deleteAllObjectLinked()
Delete all links between an object $this
in CrudObject at line 573
protected string
escape($value)
Escape field value
in CrudObject at line 584
protected int
run_triggers($action_suffix)
Run Dolibarr triggers (from other modules)
at line 59
int
add(object $object, string $action, int $notrigger = 1)
Add log into database


This portfolio is mainly about the Queen hits. The selected songs used for this project are Bohemian Rhapsody, Killer Queen and Love Of My Life. The songs are all are rich, melodic but unique and different from each other which allowed a comprehensive and diverse analysis to be implemented. As this 20th century rock band was world-popular, there are numerous manifestations of their music databases.
One of the most sophisticated projects is Queen Songs Recording & Songwriting website dedicated to Queen songs. Its stores comprehensive information including tabs & chords, piano sheets, album statistics, studio info page and song analysis with AI elements: song form, phrasing, section repetition, net melody content and off-beat accents and emphases and diversity. The whole idea of this semantic analysis is general aesthetics of music which determines whether track is successful or not in gaining popularity, i.e. what people perceive as valuable or disposable music. The findings suggest that there is some relation between the ‘value’ of a piece and the way musical devices and techniques are used. The website can be found here: https://www.queensongs.info/song-analysis/music-theory-in-nutshell/general-aesthatics-of-popular-and-rock-music
Another platform called Soundscapes analyzes melody repetition and the melody factor in Queen songs. It is presented in a report form showing the results and visualizations of the analyses and comparing Queen songs to other popular bands/singers’ songs. Their focus is on melody repetition, counting verses and refrains, non-repetitive queen songs and measuring the melody factor. The source of this analysis: http://www.icce.rug.nl/~soundscapes/VOLUME03/Queen_anomaly.shtml
Encoded notated music (MusicXML, original MEI and modified MEI) files can be found in the MAC repository in 'data' folder.
< note > elements were changed which resulted in the change of music scores rendered through Verovio. I changed octave, pitch, stem direction and accidentals for a few notes in each piece.
Week 4
Github and Verovio task: 3 separate index-meta files created for each track:
index-meta1 = Bohemian Rhapsody
index-meta2 = Killer Queen
index-meta3 = Love Of My Life
Week 5
Task 1.
files generated in jSymbolic can be found in Week 5 Task 1 folder available here.
It was written by Freddie Mercury for the band's 1975 album A Night at the Opera. It is a six-minute suite, consisting of several sections without a chorus: an intro, a ballad segment, an operatic passage, a hard rock part and a reflective coda. The song is a more accessible take on the 1970s progressive rock genre.Here is a visualization I created using music21
It was written by lead singer Freddie Mercury and recorded for their third album Sheer Heart Attack in 1974. It was their first international hit, reaching number two in the UK and becoming their first US hit.
Looking at a time-frequency analysis you can actually indicate different pitch frequencies at the particular time. A waveform analysis is suitable only for indication of true amplitude i.e. sound pressure/energy which shows us how loud is a track at a particular time and is measured in decibels (Db). It does not represent frequencies at a particular pitch and it is not suitable for the determination of frequency components. In frequency analysis the music signal is considered a composition of many individual signals with different amplitude, phase and frequency.
Looking at the three different chroma feature histograms it is clear that Jazz chroma features are quite different from the other two. Chroma features relate to the twelve pitch classes so in this case Drum&Bass and Rock tracks seem to be similar as the concentration of historgram data is more to the left side. Jazz histograms are more centered which means it has different pitch classes.
It is hard to determine that just listening to the tracks although you can hear some major differences: Drum&Bass and Rock genres have lower pitches whereas Jazz has a bit higher/mid ones.To some extent yes, you can hear the difference, but not necessarily as higher pitches (e.g. A, B) could be used in a lower octave and then it would still sound as a lower sound which can be misleading.
Week 10
Task 1.
The country tracks were replaced with jungle tracks. The image below is a new similarity matrix that was generated using Python.
The overall transcription outcome was not identical as no software application can yet completely fulfil that. First of all, it reduced from 9 to 5 pages. 2 voices used instead of 4 original ones. In the automatically transcribed version, the time signatures are different from the original one, which probably lead to tempo changes that were missed as well. The grace notes are not captured at all; probably, it created even more confusion, which affected poor accuracy. The changes of tempo were skipped as well. Dynamics and articulations are not captured either. However, when listening to it, even though it does not sound ‘clean’ and has many unnecessary notes, the main melody can still be audible so, to some extent, it is still possible to follow it.


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Group Members:
Bryan Ly
Po'okela Moana
Alex Yang
Alvin Zou
FLUCI was created by a group of four second year Computer Science students at the University
of California, Irvine for the HackUCI 2020 hackathon event. FLUCI was made in the midst of the
outbreak of 2019 nCoV, 2019 Novel Wuhan Coronavirus, and rising fear of the disease
spreading into Orange County, CA. The web-based application, which mainly collects data collaboratively
from any site user, uses Google Maps Javascript API to create a heatmap of reported illness across the UC
Irvine campus and its surrounding area. The app was created to raise awareness about healthy practices during a potential
contagious disease outbreak.


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. + NOTE: Translation by Bartholomae, from I.J.S. Taraporewala, The Divine Songs of Zarathushtra. 1. (Zarathushtra) - The best possession known is of Zarathushtra Spitama, which is that Mazda Ahura will give him through Right the glories of blessed life unto all time, and likewise to them that practice and learn the words and actions of his Good Religion. 2. Then let them seek the pleasure of Mazda with thoughts, words, and actions, unto him praise gladly, and seek his worship, even Kava Vishtaspa, and Zarathushtra's son, the Spitamid, with Frashaoshtra, making straight the paths for the Religion of the future Deliverer which Ahura ordained. 3. Him, O Pouruchista, thou scion of Haechataspa and Spitama, youngest of Zarathushtra's daughters, hath (Zarathushtra) appointed as one to enjoin on them the fellowship with Good Thought, Right, and Mazda. So take counsel with thine own understanding, with good insight practice the holiest works of Piety. 4. (Jamaspa): Earnestly will I lead her to the Faith, that she may serve her father and her husband, the farmers and the nobles, as a righteous woman (serving) the righteous. The glorious heritage of Good Thought ... shall Mazda Ahura give to her for all time. 5. (Zarathushtra): Teachings address I to maidens marrying, and to you (bridegrooms) giving counsel. Lay them to heart and learn to get them within your Selves in earnest attention to the Life of Good Thought. Let each of you strive to excel the other in the Right, for it will be a prize for that one. 6. So is it in fact, ye men and women! Whatever happiness ye look for in the follower of the (...) that will be snatched away from his person. To them the Liars, crying 'woe', shall be ill-food, paradise shall be lost to them that despite righteousness. In such wise ye destroy for yourselves the Spiritual Life. 7. And to you shall accrue the reward of the Brotherhood - in so far as the most faithful zeal is in your flesh and blood - there where the spirit of the Liar, cringing and cowering, shall fall down into destruction. If you separate yourselves from the Brotherhood, then will 'woe!' be your word at the end of things. 8. So they whose deeds are evil, let them be deceived, and let them all howl, abandoned to ruin. Through good rulers let him bring death and bloodshed upon them and peace from these (their assaults) unto the happy villagers. Grief let him bring on those, he that is the greatest, with the lord of death; and soon let it be. 9. To men of evil creed belongs the place of corruption. They that set themselves to contemn the worthy, despising righteousness, forfeiting their own body. - Where is the Righteous Lord who shall rob them of life and freedom? Thine Mazda is the Dominion, whereby thou canst give to the right-living poor man the better portion.


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Enter a number between 0 and<PHONE_NUMBER> (230 - 1) and it will return an obfuscated result in the same range. Keys are a list of numbers between 0 and 32767 (215 - 1), the default in this demo being randomly generated. It will be formatted using a base 32 alphabet (23456789ABCDEFGHIJKMNPQRSTUVWXYZ).
Because the number of the bits in the output (30) is multiple of the number of bits of each character from the alphabet (5) it will generate a 6 length string (30/5) with an uniform distribution for every character.
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