This article was recorded by Ida Ansell in shorthand. As, however, Swamiji's speed was too great for her in her early days, dots are put in the articles to indicate the omissions, while the words within square brackets are added by way of linking up the disconnected parts.
(Delivered in San Francisco, on May 28, 1900)
The Gitā requires a little preliminary introduction. The scene is laid on the battlefield of Kurukshetra. There were two branches of the same race fighting for the empire of India about five thousand years ago. The Pāndavas had the right, but the Kauravas had the might. The Pandavas were five brothers, and they were living in a forest. Krishna was the friend of the Pandavas. The Kauravas would not grant them as much land as would cover the point of a needle.
The opening scene is the battlefield, and both sides see their relatives and friends — one brother on one side and another on the other side; a grandfather on one side, grandson on the other side. ... When Arjuna sees his own friends and relatives on the other side and knows that he may have to kill them, his heart gives way and he says that he will not fight. Thus begins the Gita.
For all of us in this world life is a continuous fight. ... Many a time comes when we want to interpret our weakness and cowardice as forgiveness and renunciation. There is no merit in the renunciation of a beggar. If a person who can [give a blow] forbears, there is merit in that. If a person who has, gives up, there is merit in that. We know how often in our lives through laziness and cowardice we give up the battle and try to hypnotise our minds into the belief that we are brave.
The Gita opens with this very significant verse: "Arise, O Prince! Give up this faint-heartedness, this weakness! Stand up and fight!" (Gita, II. 3.) Then Arjuna, trying to argue the matter [with Krishna], brings higher moral ideas, how non-resistance is better than resistance, and so on. He is trying to justify himself, but he cannot fool Krishna. Krishna is the higher Self, or God. He sees through the argument at once. In this case [the motive] is weakness. Arjuna sees his own relatives and he cannot strike them. ...
There is a conflict in Arjuna's heart between his emotionalism and his duty. The nearer we are to [beasts and] birds, the more we are in the hells of emotion. We call it love. It is self-hypnotisation. We are under the control of our [emotions] like animals. A cow can sacrifice its life for its young. Every animal can. What of that? It is not the blind, birdlike emotion that leads to perfection. ... [To reach] the eternal consciousness, that is the goal of man! There emotion has no place, nor sentimentalism, nor anything that belongs to the senses — only the light of pure reason. [There] man stands as spirit.
Now, Arjuna is under the control of this emotionalism. He is not what he should be — a great self-controlled, enlightened sage working through the eternal light of reason. He has become like an animal, like a baby, just letting his heart carry away his brain, making a fool of himself and trying to cover his weakness with the flowery names of "love" and so on. Krishna sees through that. Arjuna talks like a man of little learning and brings out many reasons, but at the same time he talks the language of a fool.
"The sage is not sorry for those that are living nor for those that die." (Ibid. 11.) [Krishna says :] "You cannot die nor can I. There was never a time when we did not exist. There will never be a time when we shall not exist. As in this life a man begins with childhood, and [passes through youth and old age, so at death he merely passes into another kind of body]. Why should a wise man be sorry?" (Ibid. 12-13.) And where is the beginning of this emotionalism that has got hold of you? It is in the senses. "It is the touch of the senses that brings all this quality of existence: heat and cold, pleasure and pain. They come and go." (Ibid. 14.) Man is miserable this moment, happy the next. As such he cannot experience the nature of the soul. ...
"Existence can never be non-existence, neither can non-existence ever become existence. ... Know, therefore, that that which pervades all this universe is without beginning or end. It is unchangeable. There is nothing in the universe that can change [the Changeless]. Though this body has its beginning and end, the dweller in the body is infinite and without end." (Ibid. 16-18.)
Knowing this, stand up and fight! Not one step back, that is the idea. ... Fight it out, whatever comes. Let the stars move from the sphere! Let the whole world stand against us! Death means only a change of garment. What of it? Thus fight! You gain nothing by becoming cowards. ... Taking a step backward, you do not avoid any misfortune. You have cried to all the gods in the world. Has misery ceased?  Where are these gods? ... The gods come to help you when you have succeeded. So what is the use? Die game. ... This bending the knee to superstitions, this selling yourself to your own mind does not befit you, my soul. You are infinite, deathless, birthless. Because you are infinite spirit, it does not befit you to be a slave. ... Arise! Awake! Stand up and fight! Die if you must. There is none to help you.  Who can help you?
"Beings are unknown to our human senses before birth and after death. It is only in the interim that they are manifest. What is there to grieve about? (Ibid. 28.)
"Some look at It [the Self] with wonder. Some talk of It as wonderful. Others hear of It as wonderful. Others, hearing of It, do not understand." (Ibid. 29.)
But if you say that killing all these people is sinful, then consider this from the standpoint of your own caste-duty. ... "Making pleasure and misery the same, making success and defeat the same, do thou stand up and fight. (Ibid. 38.)
This is the beginning of another peculiar doctrine of the Gita — the doctrine of non-attachment. That is to say, we have to bear the result of our own actions because we attach ourselves to them. ... "Only what is done as duty for duty's sake ... can scatter the bondage of Karma." (Ibid. 39.) There is no danger that you can overdo it. ... "If you do even a little of it, [this Yoga will save you from the terrible round of birth and death]. (Ibid. 40.)
"Know, Arjuna, the mind that succeeds is the mind that is concentrated. The minds that are taken up with two thousand subjects (have) their energies dispersed. Some can talk flowery language and think there is nothing beyond the Vedas. They want to go to heaven. They want good things through the power of the Vedas, and so they make sacrifices." (Ibid. 41-43.) Such will never attain any success [in spiritual life] unless they give up all these materialistic ideas. (Ibid. 44.)
That is another great lesson. Spirituality can never be attained unless all material ideas are given up. ... What is in the senses? The senses are all delusion. People wish to retain them [in heaven] even after they are dead — a pair of eyes, a nose. Some imagine they will have more organs than they have now. They want to see God sitting on a throne through all eternity — the material body of God. ... Such men's desires are for the body, for food and drink and enjoyment. It is the materialistic life prolonged. Man cannot think of anything beyond this life. This life is all for the body. "Such a man never comes to that concentration which leads to freedom." (Ibid. 44.)
"The Vedas only teach things belonging to the three Gunas, to Sattva, Rajas, and Tamas." (Ibid. 45.) The Vedas only teach about things in nature. People cannot think anything they do not see on earth. If they talk about heaven, they think of a king sitting on a throne, of people burning incense. It is all nature, nothing beyond nature. The Vedas, therefore, teach nothing but nature. "Go beyond nature, beyond the dualities of existence, beyond your own consciousness, caring for nothing, neither for good nor for evil." (Ibid. 45.)
We have identified ourselves with our bodies. We are only body, or rather, possessed of a body. If I am pinched, I cry. All this is nonsense, since I am the soul. All this chain of misery, imagination, animals, gods, and demons, everything, the whole world all this comes from the identification of ourselves with the body. I am spirit. Why do I jump if you pinch me? ... Look at the slavery of it. Are you not ashamed? We are religious! We are philosophers! We are sages! Lord bless us! What are we? Living hells, that is what we are. Lunatics, that is what we are!
We cannot give up the idea [of body]. We are earth-bound. ... Our ideas are burial grounds. When we leave the body we are bound by thousands of elements to those [ideas].
Who can work without any attachment? That is the real question. Such a man is the same whether his work succeeds or fails. His heart does not give one false beat even if his whole life-work is burnt to ashes in a moment. "This is the sage who always works for work's sake without caring for the results. Thus he goes beyond the pain of birth and death. Thus he becomes free." (Ibid. 51.) Then he sees that this attachment is all delusion. The Self can never be attached. ... Then he goes beyond all the scriptures and philosophies. (Ibid. 52.) If the mind is deluded and pulled into a whirlpool by books and scriptures, what is the good of all these scriptures? One says this, another says that. What book shall you take? Stand alone! See the glory of your own soul, and see that you will have to work. Then you will become a man of firm will. (Ibid. 53.)
Arjuna asks: "Who is a person of established will?" (Ibid. 54.)
[Krishna answers:] "The man who has given up all desires, who desires nothing, not even this life, nor freedom, nor gods, nor work, nor anything. When he has become perfectly satisfied, he has no more cravings." (Ibid. 55.) He has seen the glory of the Self and has found that the world, and the gods, and heaven are ... within his own Self.  Everything has changed. "A man is said to be [illumined] if his will has become firm, if his mind is not disturbed by misery, if he does not desire any happiness, if he is free of all [attachment], of all fear, of all anger. (Ibid. 56.) ...
"As the tortoise can draw in his legs, and if you strike him, not one foot comes out, even so the sage can draw all his sense-organs inside," (Ibid. 58.) and nothing can force them out. Nothing can shake him, no temptation or anything. Let the universe tumble about him, it does not make one single ripple in his mind.
Then comes a very important question. Sometimes people fast for days. ... When the worst man has fasted for twenty days, he becomes quite gentle.  Krishna's idea is that this is all nonsense. He says that the senses will for the moment recede from the man who tortures himself, but will emerge again with twenty times more [power]. ... What should you do? The idea is to be natural — no asceticism.  The will can never be fixed strongly in the man who has not learnt and practiced the secret of non-attachment.
I go out and open my eyes. If something is there, I must see it. I cannot help it. The mind runs after the senses. Now the senses must give up any reaction to nature.
"Where it is dark night for the [sense-bound] world, the self controlled [man] is awake. It is daylight for him. ... And where the world is awake, the sage sleeps." (Ibid. 69.) Where is the world awake? In the senses.  They are always awake for the senses. Even their religion is just for that. They invent a God to help them, to give them more women, more money, more children — never a God to help them become more godlike! "Where the whole world is awake, the sage sleeps. But where the ignorant are asleep, there the sage keeps awake" (Ibid. 69.) — in the world of light where man looks upon himself not as a bird, not as an animal, not as a body, but as infinite spirit, deathless, immortal. There, where the ignorant are asleep, and do not have time, nor intellect, nor power to understand, there the sage is awake. That is daylight for him.
"As all the rivers of the world constantly pour their waters into the ocean, but the ocean's grand, majestic nature remains undisturbed and unchanged, so even though all the senses bring in sensations from nature, the ocean-like heart of the sage knows no disturbance, knows no fear." (Ibid. 70.) Let miseries come in millions of rivers and happiness in hundreds! I am no slave to misery! I am no slave to happiness!


Dynamic Web Scraping
Interactive Map Scraping
The brief is to use the map on this website to get the information about BPF build to rent statistics in the UK. Initial thoughts are to scrape the full HTML and then parse through the relevant data to find the relevant information. Using python and i will assume selenium will be involved.
Finding the data in the HTML
First look
So first I select a dot then find the name of the development in the HTML, all good. Then I click another circle/ marker and search the previous house, this is to try and get a better sense of where all the data is. No luck, it seems that the information is loaded on request.
Second look
Using this very helpful website I utilise the network tab in the inspect module.
As the top right of the inspect pane shows, the page loads a file when the marker is clicked. I inspect this file to see a JSON looking file, open the link in a new tab and see it is intact a JSON of some sort. I repeat this a couple of times and find consistent results. Now to look at the web address.
https://cartocdn-gusc-b.global.ssl.fastly.net/savills/api/v1/map/savills@465f18a4@abe58d5bc799578ceeba1b9ab6e7945f:1539185524180/1/attributes/265?callback=_cdbi_layer_attributes_0_20
https://cartocdn-gusc-b.global.ssl.fastly.net/savills/api/v1/map/savills@465f18a4@abe58d5bc799578ceeba1b9ab6e7945f:1539185524180/1/attributes/48?callback=_cdbi_layer_attributes_0_16
https://cartocdn-gusc-b.global.ssl.fastly.net/savills/api/v1/map/savills@465f18a4@abe58d5bc799578ceeba1b9ab6e7945f:1539185524180/1/attributes/285?callback=_cdbi_layer_attributes_0_22
https://cartocdn-gusc-b.global.ssl.fastly.net/savills/api/v1/map/savills@465f18a4@abe58d5bc799578ceeba1b9ab6e7945f:1539185524180/1/attributes/528?callback=_cdbi_layer_attributes_0_21
https://cartocdn-gusc-b.global.ssl.fastly.net/savills/api/v1/map/savills@465f18a4@abe58d5bc799578ceeba1b9ab6e7945f:1539185524180/1/attributes/506?callback=_cdbi_layer_attributes_0_4
It may be a bit difficult to see in this view, but he web addresses are identical bar a number before call back and a layer attribute. I check again and purposefully change the layer attribute, there are no changes to the web page. This makes life a little easier as only need to change one element of the web address.
Selenium to scrape the data
Uses selenium to scrape all the webpage. Loops through webpages using formatted string to alter the web address and store output in a text file on a new line. I’m not sure where to start from our end at, i will do a speculative loop from 0 to 1000 and see what happens.
Result: Maxed out somewhere around 568, just started returning empty JSONs but now we have a text file with all the data, yay!! 😃
Cleaning the JSON data
Maybe I like to make things difficult for myself, but I was thinking create a parser. An esteemed colleague suggested the excel split tool: they were correct. Less than a minute using the import external data tool and we have a clean looking dataset. We also have more features then shown on the website so that is nice.
Finding Longitude and Latitude
Not hopeful about this one but we may as well give it a go. I’m thinking google maps api, it looks like a good route. So it is after fiddling with the api key i have successfully found the geocode google api to be exactly what we need. I create a loop to input the addresses from the csv and pass that as an argument to the google api. I write these to a new text file to keep things separate, there is definitely a more efficient way to do this.
The python code is extremely messy, use a function to call the API, loop and append the text file. Messy stuff.
def get_long_lat(address):
try:
# Geocoding an address
geocode_result = gmaps.geocode(address)
#returns a JSON type value
result = (geocode_result[0])
location_dict = result.get('geometry') #get the right dictionary
location = location_dict.get('location')
return(location)
except:
return("Error")
print(f"{address} not found")
Now I will do the same process, import the text file, split and merge with the other one. Im hoping the ordering remains the same. The result was fairly pleasing, not a lot of missing longitudes and latitudes.


The classes in this package support parsing XML documents and creating new XML documents. The implementation uses the underlying browser.


Package bridges.util
Class BoardGenerator
- java.lang.Object
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- bridges.util.BoardGenerator
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public class BoardGenerator extends java.lang.Object
Class that generates new bridges game boards.
Usage: BoardGenerator.generate(...).
Note: Since the board generation is completely randomized, the BoardGenerator gives up after DEFAULT_TRIES tries in order to avoid deadlocks.
To let the generator run forever and still get completely random boards, useint width = BoardGenerator.randomWidth(); int height = BoardGenerator.randomHeight(); int islandCount = BoardGenerator.randomIslandCount(width, height); Board board = BoardGenerator.generate(width, height, islandCount, -1);
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description static int
DEFAULT_TRIES
The default number of tries, used by generate().static int
MAX_HEIGHT
The maximal height allowed for a generated board.static int
MAX_WIDTH
The maximal width allowed for a generated board.static int
MIN_HEIGHT
The minimal height allowed for a generated board.static int
MIN_ISLAND_COUNT
The minimal number of islands allowed for a generated board.static int
MIN_WIDTH
The minimal width allowed for a generated board.
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description BoardGenerator()
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description static Board
generate()
Try to generate a new board with random width, height and island count.static Board
generate(int width, int height)
Try to generate a new board with the given width, height and a random island count.static Board
generate(int width, int height, int islandCount)
Try to generate a new board with the given width, height and island count.static Board
generate(int width, int height, int islandCount, int tries)
Try to generate a new board with the given width, height and island count within the given number of tries.static int
maxIslandCount(int width, int height)
Return the maximal allowed island count for a new board.static int
randomHeight()
Return a random allowed height for a new board.static int
randomIslandCount(int width, int height)
Return a random allowed island count for a new board.static int
randomWidth()
Return a random allowed width for a new board.
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Field Detail
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MIN_WIDTH
public static final int MIN_WIDTH
The minimal width allowed for a generated board.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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MAX_WIDTH
public static final int MAX_WIDTH
The maximal width allowed for a generated board.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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MIN_HEIGHT
public static final int MIN_HEIGHT
The minimal height allowed for a generated board.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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MAX_HEIGHT
public static final int MAX_HEIGHT
The maximal height allowed for a generated board.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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MIN_ISLAND_COUNT
public static final int MIN_ISLAND_COUNT
The minimal number of islands allowed for a generated board. The maximal number of allowed islands depends on the width and height of a board and can be calculated using maxIslandCount().- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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DEFAULT_TRIES
public static final int DEFAULT_TRIES
The default number of tries, used by generate().- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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Method Detail
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randomWidth
public static int randomWidth()
Return a random allowed width for a new board.- Returns:
- - The width as integer.
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randomHeight
public static int randomHeight()
Return a random allowed height for a new board.- Returns:
- - The height as integer.
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randomIslandCount
public static int randomIslandCount(int width, int height)
Return a random allowed island count for a new board.- Parameters:
width
- - The width of the new board.height
- - The height of the new board.- Returns:
- - The island count as integer.
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maxIslandCount
public static int maxIslandCount(int width, int height)
Return the maximal allowed island count for a new board.- Parameters:
width
- - The width of the new board.height
- - The height of the new board.- Returns:
- - The maximal island count as integer.
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generate
public static Board generate() throws java.lang.RuntimeException
Try to generate a new board with random width, height and island count.- Returns:
- - The new Board.
- Throws:
java.lang.RuntimeException
- if the board couldn't be generated within the default number of tries (see DEFAULT_TRIES).
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generate
public static Board generate(int width, int height) throws java.lang.IllegalArgumentException, java.lang.RuntimeException
Try to generate a new board with the given width, height and a random island count.- Parameters:
width
- - The width of the new board.height
- - The height of the new board.- Returns:
- - The new board.
- Throws:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if the width or height argument is too small or too big (check class constants for the exact values).java.lang.RuntimeException
- if the board couldn't be generated within the default number of tries (see DEFAULT_TRIES).
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generate
public static Board generate(int width, int height, int islandCount) throws java.lang.IllegalArgumentException, java.lang.RuntimeException
Try to generate a new board with the given width, height and island count.- Parameters:
width
- - The width of the new board.height
- - The height of the new board.islandCount
- - The island count of the new board.- Returns:
- - The new board.
- Throws:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if the width, height or island count argument is too small or too big (check class constants and the maxIslandCount() method for the exact values).java.lang.RuntimeException
- if the board couldn't be generated within the default number of tries (see DEFAULT_TRIES).
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generate
public static Board generate(int width, int height, int islandCount, int tries) throws java.lang.IllegalArgumentException, java.lang.RuntimeException
Try to generate a new board with the given width, height and island count within the given number of tries.- Parameters:
width
- - The width of the new board.height
- - The height of the new board.islandCount
- - The island count of the new board.tries
- - The number of tries allowed to generate the board. Set to smaller than 0 to keep trying forever.- Returns:
- - The new board.
- Throws:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if the width, height or island count argument is too small or too big (check class constants and the maxIslandCount() method for the exact values).java.lang.RuntimeException
- if the board couldn't be generated within the given number of tries.
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Adding cache to the configuration script
Using the previous configuration script as a starting point <simple-config-chapter>, this chapter will walk through a more complex configuration. We will add a cache hierarchy to the system as shown in the figure below <advanced-config-fig>. Additionally, this chapter will cover understanding the gem5 statistics output and adding command line parameters to your scripts.
Creating cache objects
We are going to use the classic caches, instead of ruby-intro-chapter, since we are modeling a single CPU system and we don’t care about modeling cache coherence. We will extend the Cache SimObject and configure it for our system. First, we must understand the parameters that are used to configure Cache objects.
Classic caches and Ruby
gem5 currently has two completely distinct subsystems to model the on-chip caches in a system, the “Classic caches” and “Ruby”. The historical reason for this is that gem5 is a combination of m5 from Michigan and GEMS from Wisconsin. GEMS used Ruby as its cache model, whereas the classic caches came from the m5 codebase (hence “classic”). The difference between these two models is that Ruby is designed to model cache coherence in detail. Part of Ruby is SLICC, a language for defining cache coherence protocols. On the other hand, the classic caches implement a simplified and inflexible MOESI coherence protocol.
To choose which model to use, you should ask yourself what you are trying to model. If you are modeling changes to the cache coherence protocol or the coherence protocol could have a first-order impact on your results, use Ruby. Otherwise, if the coherence protocol isn’t important to you, use the classic caches.
A long-term goal of gem5 is to unify these to cache models into a single holistic model.
Cache
The Cache SimObject declaration can be found in src/mem/cache/Cache.py.
This Python file defines the parameters which you can set of the
SimObject. Under the hood, when the SimObject is instantiated these
parameters are passed to the C++ implementation of the object. The
Cache
SimObject inherits from the BaseCache
object shown below.
Within the BaseCache
class, there are a number of parameters. For
instance, assoc
is an integer parameter. Some parameters, like
write_buffers
have a default value, 8 in this case. The default
parameter is the first argument to Param.*
, unless the first argument
is a string. The string argument of each of the parameters is a
description of what the parameter is (e.g.,
tag_latency = Param.Cycles("Tag lookup latency")
means that the
`tag_latency
controls “The hit latency for this cache”).
Many of these parameters do not have defaults, so we are required to set
these parameters before calling m5.instantiate()
.
Now, to create caches with specific parameters, we are first going to
create a new file, caches.py
, in the same directory as simple.py,
configs/tutorial
. The first step is to import the SimObject(s) we are
going to extend in this file.
``` {.sourceCode .python} from m5.objects import Cache
Next, we can treat the BaseCache object just like any other Python class
and extend it. We can name the new cache anything we want. Let's start
by making an L1 cache.
``` {.sourceCode .python}
class L1Cache(Cache):
assoc = 2
tag_latency = 2
data_latency = 2
response_latency = 2
mshrs = 4
tgts_per_mshr = 20
Here, we are setting some of the parameters of the BaseCache that do not have default values. To see all of the possible configuration options, and to find which are required and which are optional, you have to look at the source code of the SimObject. In this case, we are using BaseCache.
We have extended BaseCache
and set most of the parameters that do not
have default values in the BaseCache
SimObject. Next, let’s two more
sub-classes of L1Cache, an L1DCache and L1ICache
``` {.sourceCode .python} class L1ICache(L1Cache): size = ‘16kB’
class L1DCache(L1Cache): size = ‘64kB’
Let's also create an L2 cache with some reasonable parameters.
``` {.sourceCode .python}
class L2Cache(Cache):
size = '256kB'
assoc = 8
tag_latency = 20
data_latency = 20
response_latency = 20
mshrs = 20
tgts_per_mshr = 12
Now that we have specified all of the necessary parameters required for
BaseCache
, all we have to do is instantiate our sub-classes and
connect the caches to the interconnect. However, connecting lots of
objects up to complex interconnects can make configuration files quickly
grow and become unreadable. Therefore, let’s first add some helper
functions to our sub-classes of Cache
. Remember, these are just Python
classes, so we can do anything with them that you can do with a Python
class.
To the L1 cache let’s add two functions, connectCPU
to connect a CPU
to the cache and connectBus
to connect the cache to a bus. We need to
add the following code to the L1Cache
class.
``` {.sourceCode .python} def connectCPU(self, cpu): # need to define this in a base class! raise NotImplementedError
def connectBus(self, bus): self.mem_side = bus.slave
Next, we have to define a separate `connectCPU` function for the
instruction and data caches, since the I-cache and D-cache ports have a
different names. Our `L1ICache` and `L1DCache` classes now become:
``` {.sourceCode .python}
class L1ICache(L1Cache):
size = '16kB'
def connectCPU(self, cpu):
self.cpu_side = cpu.icache_port
class L1DCache(L1Cache):
size = '64kB'
def connectCPU(self, cpu):
self.cpu_side = cpu.dcache_port
Finally, let’s add functions to the L2Cache
to connect to the
memory-side and CPU-side bus, respectively.
``` {.sourceCode .python} def connectCPUSideBus(self, bus): self.cpu_side = bus.master
def connectMemSideBus(self, bus): self.mem_side = bus.slave
The full file can be found in the gem5 source at
`gem5/configs/learning_gem5/part1/caches.py`.
Adding caches the simple config file
------------------------------------
Now, let's add the caches we just created to the configuration script we
created in the last chapter \<simple-config-chapter\>.
First, let's copy the script to a new name.
``` {.sourceCode .sh}
cp simple.py two_level.py
First, we need to import the names from the caches.py
file into the
namespace. We can add the following to the top of the file (after the
m5.objects import), as you would with any Python source.
``` {.sourceCode .python} from caches import *
Now, after creating the CPU, let's create the L1 caches:
``` {.sourceCode .python}
system.cpu.icache = L1ICache()
system.cpu.dcache = L1DCache()
And connect the caches to the CPU ports with the helper function we created.
``` {.sourceCode .python} system.cpu.icache.connectCPU(system.cpu) system.cpu.dcache.connectCPU(system.cpu)
Also, You need to *remove* the previous lines which connected the cache
ports directly to the memory bus.
``` {.sourceCode .python}
-system.cpu.icache_port = system.membus.slave
-system.cpu.dcache_port = system.membus.slave
We can’t directly connect the L1 caches to the L2 cache since the L2 cache only expects a single port to connect to it. Therefore, we need to create an L2 bus to connect our L1 caches to the L2 cache. The, we can use our helper function to connect the L1 caches to the L2 bus.
``` {.sourceCode .python} system.l2bus = L2XBar()
system.cpu.icache.connectBus(system.l2bus) system.cpu.dcache.connectBus(system.l2bus)
Next, we can create out L2 cache and connect it to the L2 bus and the
memory bus.
``` {.sourceCode .python}
system.l2cache = L2Cache()
system.l2cache.connectCPUSideBus(system.l2bus)
system.l2cache.connectMemSideBus(system.membus)
Everything else in the file stays the same! Now we have a complete
configuration with a two-level cache hierarchy. If you run the current
file, hello
should now finish in 58513000 ticks. The full script can
be found in the gem5 source at
gem5/configs/learning_gem5/part1/two_level.py
.
Adding parameters to your script
When performing experiments with gem5, you don’t want to edit your configuration script every time you want to test the system with different parameters. To get around this, you can add command-line parameters to your gem5 configuration script. Again, because the configuration script is just Python, you can use the Python libraries that support argument parsing. Although :pyoptparse is officially deprecated, many of the configuration scripts that ship with gem5 use it instead of pyargparse since gem5’s minimum Python version used to be 2.5. The minimum Python version is now 2.7, so pyargparse is a better option when writing new scripts that don’t need to interact with the current gem5 scripts. To get started using :pyoptparse, you can consult the online Python documentation.
To add options to our two-level cache configuration, after importing our caches, let’s add some options.
``` {.sourceCode .python} from optparse import OptionParser
parser = OptionParser() parser.add_option(‘–l1i_size’, help=”L1 instruction cache size”) parser.add_option(‘–l1d_size’, help=”L1 data cache size”) parser.add_option(‘–l2_size’, help=”Unified L2 cache size”)
(options, args) = parser.parse_args()
Now, you can run
`build/X86/gem5.opt configs/tutorial/two_level_opts.py --help` which
will display the options you just added.
Next, we need to pass these options onto the caches that we create in
the configuration script. To do this, we'll simply change two\_level.py
to pass the options into the caches as a parameter to their constructor
and add an appropriate constructor, next.
``` {.sourceCode .python}
system.cpu.icache = L1ICache(options)
system.cpu.dcache = L1DCache(options)
...
system.l2cache = L2Cache(options)
In caches.py, we need to add constructors (__init__
functions in
Python) to each of our classes. Starting with our base L1 cache, we’ll
just add an empty constructor since we don’t have any parameters which
apply to the base L1 cache. However, we can’t forget to call the super
class’s constructor in this case. If the call to the super class
constructor is skipped, gem5’s SimObject attribute finding function will
fail and the result will be
“RuntimeError: maximum recursion depth exceeded
” when you try to
instantiate the cache object. So, in L1Cache
we need to add the
following after the static class members.
``` {.sourceCode .python} def init(self, options=None): super(L1Cache, self).init() pass
Next, in the `L1ICache`, we need to use the option that we created
(`l1i_size`) to set the size. In the following code, there is guards for
if `options` is not passed to the `L1ICache` constructor and if no
option was specified on the command line. In these cases, we'll just use
the default we've already specified for the size.
``` {.sourceCode .python}
def __init__(self, options=None):
super(L1ICache, self).__init__(options)
if not options or not options.l1i_size:
return
self.size = options.l1i_size
We can use the same code for the L1DCache
:
``` {.sourceCode .python} def init(self, options=None): super(L1DCache, self).init(options) if not options or not options.l1d_size: return self.size = options.l1d_size
And the unified `L2Cache`:
``` {.sourceCode .python}
def __init__(self, options=None):
super(L2Cache, self).__init__()
if not options or not options.l2_size:
return
self.size = options.l2_size
With these changes, you can now pass the cache sizes into your script from the command line like below.
{.sourceCode .sh}
build/X86/gem5.opt configs/tutorial/two_level_opts.py --l2_size='1MB' --l1d_size='128kB'
gem5 Simulator System. http://gem5.org
gem5 is copyrighted software; use the --copyright option for details.
gem5 compiled Sep 6 2015 14:17:02
gem5 started Sep 6 2015 15:06:51
gem5 executing on galapagos-09.cs.wisc.edu
command line: build/X86/gem5.opt ../tutorial/_static/scripts/part1/two_level_opts.py --l2_size=1MB --l1d_size=128kB
Global frequency set at<PHONE_NUMBER>000 ticks per second
warn: DRAM device capacity (8192 Mbytes) does not match the address range assigned (512 Mbytes)
0: system.remote_gdb.listener: listening for remote gdb #0 on port 7000
Beginning simulation!
info: Entering event queue @ 0. Starting simulation...
Hello world!
Exiting @ tick 56742000 because target called exit()
The full scripts can be found in the gem5 source at
gem5/configs/learning_gem5/part1/caches.py
and
gem5/configs/learning_gem5/part1/two_level.py
.


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rNOMADS: An Interface to the NOAA Operational Model Archive and
Distribution System
An interface to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Operational Model Archive and Distribution System (NOMADS, see <http://nomads.ncep.noaa.gov/> for more information) that allows R users to quickly and efficiently download global and regional weather model data for processing. rNOMADS currently supports a variety of models ranging from global weather data to an altitude of over 40 km, to high resolution regional weather models, to wave and sea ice models. It can also retrieve archived NOMADS models. rNOMADS can retrieve binary data in grib format as well as import ascii data directly into R by interfacing with the GrADS-DODS system.
| Version: |
2.3.10 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 3.4.0), rvest (≥ 0.3.2) |
| Imports: |
scrapeR (≥ 0.1.6), stringr (≥ 1.2.0), fields (≥ 9.0), GEOmap (≥ 2.3-5), MBA, RCurl (≥ 1.95-4.7), XML (≥ <IP_ADDRESS>), xml2 (≥ 1.1.1), uuid (≥ 0.1-2) |
| Published: |
2018-07-18 |
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Daniel C. Bowman [aut, cre] |
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Estate Bungalow / Narein Perera
- Curated by Paula Pintos
- about 22 hours
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? Architects: Narein Perera
- AreaArea of this architecture projectArea: 120.0 m2
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?YearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2010
- Design Team Dilshan Weeraratne, Sameera Dharmasena, Thanuja Gamage, Lakmal Galagoda
- Structural Engineer Keerthi Ratnayake
- Quantity Surveyor Sunanda Gnanasiri
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Text description provided by the architects. The bungalow sits almost on top of the raised terrain of a 17 ha estate, where the rubber plantation stops and the jungle begins. It’s selected and elevated sitting allows an undisturbed view of the estate, the valley below and the hills beyond, a view that is always in flux with the changing seasons and the cycle of the paddy cultivation.
The bungalow serves to be a place where the client, a young entrepreneur, can oversee the functioning of the estate periodically and also as a get‐away for him, his family and friends. The client also wanted the flexibility to be able to rent out the bungalow to accommodate a clientele seeking to escape the busy life of the city, a place that would allow quiet rest.
The brief of this compact 120m2 bungalow was formulated primarily to cater to this factor of ‘rest’ and thus included only three bedrooms with attached baths and multi‐functional space with a pantry. Service personnel and ancillary spaces needed for the running of the bungalow and the estate were housed in existing buildings downhill, hidden by the tree canopy, allowing the occupier to completely disconnect from all daily routines and yet be provided with all his needs. The levels are linked using an almost external stairway, such that the bedrooms can be afforded the maximum privacy envisioned.
The form of the building is inspired by the modest “Chena Watch‐Hut”. A Chena or Shifting Cultivation that usually uses a slash‐and‐burn strategy is a common agricultural method seen in rural Sri Lanka. A watch‐hut is adopted as an elevated refuge for the farmer to protect the cultivation overnight.
The inspired form draws on the generic elements of the watch‐hut that encompasses a ‘Simple Form’, that is ‘Elevated’, ‘Protected’, yet ‘Connected’, allows ‘Maximum vantage’, has a ‘Single Entry’, could be ‘Dismantled’, ‘Re‐usable’ and primarily ‘Touches the Earth Lightly’. The solution adopts primarily an elevated deck extending off the hill, a fungible space that encompasses all living and functional aspects needed with the private areas tucked into a compact timber clad box. The simple asymmetric roof, skewed, its structure extending, touching the earth creates a certain imbalance, temporariness to the whole.
The structural concept adopts the whole as an element placed on the hillside, rather than one that is embedded into it. The steel supports are the extended lines of the form itself, touching the naturally undulating ground at varying heights in the landscape.
The materials used are limited to steel, timber and bamboo tats attempting to keep the lines thin as possible imbuing it with a sense of ‘flimsiness’, keeping intervention on-site minimal, letting the natural ground, the vegetation, the run‐off of water to flow inhibited.
The bedrooms are timber clad using the board and board technique of wall cladding, imbuing a certain texture inside and out, and easing the solidity of the box, yet creating a protective envelope for the occupant. The east-facing façades of the bedrooms are left unclad, allowing maximum views.
Originally published February 12, 2014.


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ABU DHABI: Brazil returned to triumphant form after a five-game winless streak on Tuesday (Nov 19) with the recalled Philippe Coutinho starring in a 3-0 win over South Korea.
In front of a sparse crowd in Abu Dhabi, Lucas Paqueta put Brazil 1-0 up in the ninth minute when he headed home from close range after excellent work on the left from Coutinho and Renan Lodi.
Coutinho, who was recalled to the starting line-up after a couple of matches on the bench, made it 2-0 nine minutes before halftime when he curled a superb free kick into the corner of the net from 20 meters out.
Danilo got his first international goal on the hour with a crisp strike from outside the box.
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FREEHOLD, N.J. (AP) - The driver in what is believed to be New Jersey’s first texting-while-driving vehicular homicide case denies responding to a message when police say she caused a crash that left a pedestrian dead.
Alexandra Mansonet on Monday testified she was looking down to turn on her rear defogger and looked up when she rear-ended a car in Hazlet that struck a pedestrian who died five days later in September 2016.
Mansonet said she had read a message about dinner plans from her former sister-in-law that said “Cuban, American, Mexican, pick one” in front of her house. She said she didn’t answer because she hadn’t made up her mind.
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This game is played on a 8x8 square board with the following setup:
- TURN - On each turn, each player moves a friendly stack.
- The color of the piece at the stack's top (called the commander), determines ownership.
- The commander movement determines the stack's movement.
- Commanders can be soldiers (the starting pieces) or officers.
- The enemy pieces on a stack are called prisoners.
- A soldier can move diagonally forward to an empty cell, as in draughts.
- When it reaches the last row, it is promoted to an officer.
- A officer can move forward and backwards over a diagonal line of empty cells.
- Capture is mandatory and multiple. Players must choose their capture sequence, it is not mandatory to maximize the number of capturing pieces.
- Soldiers captures by the checkers short leap, while officers capture by the long leap.
- The captured piece is not removed from the board, but is picked up under the attacker as a prisoner as it leaps over it. If this piece is a stack, it will only lose its commander.
- A piece may attack the same stack twice in the same move.
- Officers in prison do not lose their status, which may be reused if they are later released.
- GOAL - Loses the player with no valid moves.
Notice that it is not possible to have an alternation of colors in a column.
An example White plays a forced capturing sequence. The Officer after being captured, maintained its status when released.
An example Black's move. He must capture the white soldier, losing all pieces on the next move.
Check Lasca for a well-known variant.


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Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says he will talk to Bayern Munich over their vacant managerial post next week.
The Bundesliga giants are in search of a new boss after they sacked Niko Kovac.
Bayern’s executive board chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge had earlier said the club would not be pursuing Wenger, who has been out of work since he left Arsenal in 2018.
But the former Gunners manager, 70, told Bein Sports: “We decided together we will talk next week because I’m in Doha until Sunday. This is the true story.
“On Wednesday afternoon, Rummenigge called me. I could not answer and by politeness I called him back.
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The button below will disconnect the "clicker button" above from the DOM. After this, it is no longer referenced by the DOM, nor by our code.  When this happens the event stream will terminate itself and the associated structures on the Rust/WASM-side can be dropped. In `src/lib.rs` we use `map` to attach a little logging function onto the end of the event stream to notify us when that happens. Try clicking the button below while watching the console. Note that it can take a while before this happens, especially since in this tiny demo application, there is no real memory usage pressure on the garbage collector (on my Chromium it seems to happen after roughly 5 seconds, on my FireFox it can take more than a minute); there are no real guarantees about if and when browser garbage collection occurs.


Extends the functionality of 'ggplot2', providing the capability to plot ternary diagrams for (subset of) the 'ggplot2' geometries. Additionally, 'ggtern' has implemented several NEW geometries which are unavailable to the standard 'ggplot2' release. For further examples and documentation, please proceed to the 'ggtern' website.
| Version: | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10), ggplot2 (≥ 3.0.0) |
| Imports: | compositions (≥ 1.40-2), grid, gridExtra, gtable (≥ 0.1.2), latex2exp (≥ 0.4), MASS, plyr (≥ 1.8.3), scales (≥ 0.3.0), stats, proto, utils, lattice |
| Enhances: | sp |
| Published: | 2018-11-06 |
| Author: | Nicholas Hamilton [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Nicholas Hamilton <nick at ggtern.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | file LICENSE |
| URL: | http://www.ggtern.com |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | ggtern results |
| Reference manual: | ggtern.pdf |
| Package source: | ggtern_<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: ggtern_<IP_ADDRESS>.zip, r-release: ggtern_<IP_ADDRESS>.zip, r-oldrel: ggtern_<IP_ADDRESS>.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: ggtern_<IP_ADDRESS>.tgz, r-oldrel: ggtern_<IP_ADDRESS>.tgz |
| Old sources: | ggtern archive |
| Reverse imports: | tricolore |
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Implements the estimation and inference methods for counterfactual analysis described in Chernozhukov, Fernandez-Val and Melly (2013) <doi:10.3982/ECTA10582> "Inference on Counterfactual Distributions," Econometrica, 81(6). The counterfactual distributions considered are the result of changing either the marginal distribution of covariates related to the outcome variable of interest, or the conditional distribution of the outcome given the covariates. They can be applied to estimate quantile treatment effects and wage decompositions.
| Version: | 1.1 |
| Depends: | quantreg |
| Imports: | survival, Hmisc, foreach, doRNG, doParallel, parallel |
| Published: | 2017-07-19 |
| Author: | Mingli Chen, Victor Chernozhukov, Ivan Fernandez-Val, Blaise Melly |
| Maintainer: | Ivan Fernandez-Val <ivanf at bu.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | Counterfactual results |
| Reference manual: | Counterfactual.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Using Animal |
| Package source: | Counterfactual_1.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: Counterfactual_1.1.zip, r-release: Counterfactual_1.1.zip, r-oldrel: Counterfactual_1.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: Counterfactual_1.1.tgz, r-oldrel: Counterfactual_1.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | Counterfactual archive |
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YouTube for Android tests radical comments redesign
by Ben SchoonYouTube seems to test new UI changes more often on its Android app than most other Google products. Now, we’re seeing a radical redesign to the comments section of the YouTube Android app.
A Reddit user reports that a server-side update hit their device which revamps the comments section completely. In the app currently, the comments are placed at the very bottom of each video underneath recommendations.
In this new version, the YouTube app on Android displays comments directly underneath a video’s description. It shows a total number of comments as well as three in a preview. There’s also a button to expand the comments section and, presumably, the option to add a comment.
Google also added a message at the very bottom of the page to say that comments have moved, something that will probably help those with the muscle memory of scrolling down to the bottom.
This new interface doesn’t seem especially widespread yet, but there are a handful of reports about the update are on the same Reddit thread. It’s unclear if Google plans to roll it out widely, but so far the feedback is not very positive.
If you have the new interface, drop a comment and let us know. So far, we only know of it appearing on YouTube for Android v14.45.52.
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Photos: Nushrat Bharucha makes a stunning appearance in a thigh-high slit ensemble at 'Marjaavaan' succes bash
by TIMESOFINDIA.COMNushrat Bharucha loves to treat her fans with her stunning pictures over social media. And not just that, she never disappoints her fans when it comes to making fashion statements at various events. And her recent appearance at 'Marjaavaan' success party is proof the same.
 She was all smiles as the paparazzi clicked her pictures. With nude makeup and maskara on her eyes, the actress completed her look! And without any doubt, Nushrat looked absolutely hot in it!
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Meanwhile, the bash was attended by Sidharth Malhotra, Riteish Deshmukh, Genelia Deshmukh, Milap Zaveri, Nikkhil Advani, Palak Mucchal, Bhushan Kumar and more.
On the work front, Nushrat will be next seen in 'Turram Khan' co-starring Rajkummar Rao. The film will hit the theatres in January 2020 and is helmed by Hansal Mehta.


Princeton Prosody Archive documentation¶
Django web application for the new Princeton Prosody Archive.
Code and architecture documentation for the current release available at https://princeton-cdh.github.io/ppa-django/.
This repo uses git-flow conventions; master contains the most recent release, and work in progress will be on the develop branch. Pull requests should be made against develop.
Development instructions¶
Initial setup and installation:
recommended: create and activate a python 3.5 virtualenv:
virtualenv ppa -p python3.5 source ppa/bin/activate
Use pip to install required python dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txt pip install -r dev-requirements.txt
Copy sample local settings and configure for your environment:
cp ppa/local_settings.py.sample ppa/local_settings.py
Create a database, configure in local settings, and run migrations:
python manage.py migrate
Create two new Solr cores using project specific managed schema and solr config, using the core/collection names for development and testing that you configured in local settings:
solr create -c SOLR_CORE -d solr_conf solr create -c SOLR_TEST_CORE -d solr_conf
Run the manage command to configure the schema:
python manage.py solr_schema
The manage command will automatically reload the core to ensure schema changes take effect.
Bulk import (provisional): requires a local copy of HathiTrust data as pairtree provided by rsync. Configure the path in localsettings.py and then run:
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Then index the imported content into Solr:
python manage.py index
Frontend development setup:
This project uses the Semantic UI library in addition to custom styles and javascript. You need to compile static assets before running the server.
To build all styles and js for production, including semantic UI:
npm run build
Alternatively, you can rebuild just the custom files or semantic independently. This is useful if you make small changes and need to recompile once:
npm run build:qa # just the custom files, with sourcemaps
npm run build:prod # just the custom files, no sourcemaps
npm run build:semantic # just semantic UI
Finally, you can run a development server with hot reload if you’ll be changing either set of assets frequently. These two processes are separate as well:
npm run dev # serve just the custom files from memory, with hot reload
npm run dev:semantic # serve just semantic UI files and recompile on changes
Tests¶
Python unit tests are written with py.test but use Django fixture loading and convenience testing methods when that makes things easier. To run them, first install development requirements:
pip install -r dev-requirements.txt
Run tests using py.test. Note that this currently requires the top level project directory be included in your python path. You can accomplish this either by calling pytest via python:
python -m pytest
Or, if you wish to use the pytest
command directly, simply add the
top-level project directory to your python path environment variable:
setenv PYTHONPATH . # csh
export PYTHONPATH=. # bash
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Javascript unit tests are written with Jasmine
and run using Karma. To run
them, you can use an npm
command:
npm test
Automated accessibility testing is also possible using pa11y
and pa11y-ci. To run accessibility tests,
start the server with python manage.py runserver
and then use npm
:
npm run pa11y
The accessibility tests are configured to read options from the .pa11yci.json
file and look for a sitemap at localhost:8000/sitemap.xml
to use to crawl the
site. Additional URLs to test can be added to the urls property of the
.pa11yci.json
file.
Documentation¶
Documentation is generated using sphinx To generate documentation them, first install development requirements:
pip install -r dev-requirements.txt
Then build documentation using the customized make file in the docs
directory:
cd sphinx-docs
make html
When building for a release make docs
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,
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License¶
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MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
Rating: 9.8 out of 10 (A+, **** out of ****)
Date Released: 5/7/93 (limited distribution) Running Length: 1:51 Rated: PG-13 (Mature themes, nudity)
Starring: Kenneth Branagh, Emma Thompson, Denzel Washington, Robert Sean Leonard, Kate Beckinsale, Keanu Reeves, Richard Briers, Michael Keaton, Brian Blessed Director: Kenneth Branagh Producers: Kenneth Branagh, David Parfitt, and Stephen Evans Screenplay: Kenneth Branagh based on the play by William Shakespeare Music: Patrick Doyle Released by The Samuel Goldwyn Company
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING is Kenneth Branagh's adaptation of one of Shakespeare's better-known comedies. Centered around two romances--Hero (Kate Beckinsale) and Claudio (Robert Sean Leonard), and Benedick (Kenneth Branagh) and Beatrice (Emma Thompson)--the story follows these very different courtships. For Hero and Claudio, it's love at first sight and, as with any immediate attraction, they have a lot to learn about each other. Beatrice and Benedick, on the other hand, have known each other for quite some time and it takes a little none-too-subtle prodding from their friends to help them realize and admit their feelings.
With HENRY V, Kenneth Branagh made a stunning motion picture directorial debut, setting the cinematic world on its collective ear with a rendering of the story that many considered the equal of, if not superior to, the legendary Laurence Olivier production. Now, two films (DEAD AGAIN and PETER'S FRIENDS) and four years later, Branagh has again taken Shakespeare to his pinnacle. If anything, MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING is better than HENRY V. If Branagh's place as one of today's standout directors has not been assured before now, this will surely clinch the position for him.
For those who don't find Shakespeare's comedies funny (and it can be something of a stretch to laugh when reading the lines in a book), this is the film to see. Simply put, the movie is hilarious. It isn't just the lines that create laughter, but the way Branagh has set them up and the manner in which the actors deliver them. Expressions and actions often play a large part in the comedy, some of which is decidedly physical. These are the kinds of things that don't appear on the written page.
There's also a fair amount of drama in the film as well, and the performers and director do as well with the serious stuff as they do with the lighter material. Pathos and poignancy come as easily and naturally as humor. Emotions run high in MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, and cover the spectrum from one end to the other. Fortunately, everyone involved is capable of upholding the pacing and tone that the film demands to be successful.
The life and vitality of this production are amazing. Things move along with a breezy energy that makes it impossible not to get caught up in the experience. I defy anyone, no matter how boring they find the written Shakespeare, to fall asleep during this celebration. Even if everything else was low-key (which it definitely isn't), Patrick Doyle's rousing score alone would be enough to keep many people's attention. MUCH ADO is one of the most engaging films I've seen in years. That I never once glanced at my watch is testimony enough of how enraptured I was.
While Branagh is not entirely faithful to the original text of MUCH ADO, his film takes pains to capture the play's spirit. Certain (mostly small) elements of the source material have been excised, most of which contain obscure references and jokes that a twentieth-century audience would fail to either understand or find amusing. Only Shakespearean purists are likely to recognize the changes, however, none of which are gross enough to cause outrage to the few who notice their absence. The majority of the audience will never know what's missing, nor will they care.
At first glance, some of the casting choices seem odd, to say the least. Regardless of how out-of-place certain names look, however, even the least effective of the performers does a fine job. No one who appeared in MUCH ADO has anything to be ashamed of about the effort they put into the film, or the result that appears on the screen.
As might be expected, Kenneth Branagh and Emma Thompson turn out sparkling, flawless performances. Neither of them has done better work. Considering some of their past roles, that's high praise. When they are together, the chemistry is apparent. It was one of the high points of DEAD AGAIN and PETER'S FRIENDS, and that's true again here. Branagh and Thompson are worthy contemporary rivals of any of the silver screen's great husband-and-wife couples.
It's refreshing to see Denzel Washington (as Don Pedro) playing in a comedy. This may not be his first, but it's his best. With his better-known roles coming in films like GLORY and MALCOLM X, it's good to see Washington doing something lighter. He fits in perfectly with the rest of the cast, and race is never an issue. Casting him might have been one of Branagh's more daring moves in preparing this film. Happily, it works.
If there was to be a poor job done, one would expect it to come from Keanu Reeves. Surprisingly perhaps, he acquits himself well in an admittedly small role (that of Don Pedro's bastard brother Don John, the villain of the story). There is fire in his eyes and his few lines are delivered with cold ruthlessness. On the other hand, Robert Sean Leonard's range is occasionally stretched, but the hiccups in his performance do nothing to damage the film.
Veterans Richard Briers and Brian Blessed, along with newcomer Kate Beckinsale, fill out the supporting roles with typical British flair. Michael Keaton is marvellous as the over-the-top Constable Dogberry. He's like something lifted from MONTY PYTHON, complete with THE HOLY GRAIL's galloping around on a non-existent horse.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING is a gem of a movie--real find in 1993's sea of mediocrity. It's unfortunate that the film is unlikely to get a general release, but if the nearest theater showing it is a little further away than you normally travel, it's worth the trip. Easily the best film of the year to date, Kenneth Branagh's MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING is also one of the most entertaining and scintillating motion pictures to grace the screen in the past decade.
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In a SoC room, you come across a group of fellow students playing a game of dice.
It’s a new game to you, but you quickly figure out the rules.
They each cast colouring spells on their own dice (d6, d8, d10, d12, d20, d30), according to the rules below.
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Spotlight on Bluetooth: A guide to the wireless tech we love to hate
Source: Android Central
There are a lot of wireless technologies in the world today, from Wi-Fi to NFC to plain old LTE. However, we'd argue that Bluetooth, among all of them, is the most divisive.
It's a short-range wireless protocol that's everywhere around us — our phones use it to communicate with headphones or send photos, our computers use it to connect to mice and keyboards, and businesses use it to track customers around stores — but many of us don't know how it works, where it came from, and why it exploded in popularity over the last few years.
Working with our colleagues at Windows Central and iMore, we decided that now was the right time to shine a Spotlight on Bluetooth. We have around 20 posts spread out between the three sites detailing everything from where the name came from to why it's so bad in cars to how companies like Google and Apple have built on top of it to make it more reliable.
At the same time, we found some ways to have fun with the technology, highlighting some of the hilarious and sad aspects of Bluetooth — the terrible design trends it started, and the headphone jacks it killed.
With that, thanks for reading, and let us know what you think — and what other topics you'd like to see shine our spotlight on in the future.
All 20 stories from our 2019 Spotlight on Bluetooth package, all in one place. Whether it's a spot of Bluetooth history, a bit of humor from wireless memes, or some thoughtful analysis on the future of the short-range tech, you'll find it right here, courtesy of the folks at Android Central, iMore and Windows Central.
General Bluetooth
- Introduction to our 2019 Spotlight on Bluetooth
- Where did the Bluetooth name and logo come from?
- A history of all the major Bluetooth releases and updates
- Where Bluetooth is headed, and the challenges it must overcome to get there
- Bluetooth 5: Is it actually better, and do you need it?
- Why Bluetooth is so great (and so terrible): A story told via memes
- Why the Bluetooth in your car sucks (and always will)
- 12 weird Bluetooth gadgets the Mobile Nations team uses every day
Android
- A closer look at Google's Fast Pair technology and how it builds on Bluetooth
- Top tips for getting your Android devices to play nicely with Bluetooth
- Yes, Bluetooth sucks, but it was good enough to kill the headphone jack on phones
Windows
- 5 major Bluetooth milestones at Microsoft
- How to master Bluetooth on Windows 10
- Why Xbox One (still) doesn't use Bluetooth
- Why wireless gaming mice still use RF receivers instead of Bluetooth
- Windows Central staff's favorite Bluetooth gadgets right now


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If the application that you are deploying supports horizontal scaling, Tutum makes it easy to spawn new instances (containers) with your application to handle any additional load.
Any application that can handle additional load by just increasing the number of instances (containers) of such application. Examples include: * Stateless web servers and proxies that listen in port 80 * “Worker” instances that process jobs from a queue and do not receive user traffic * “Cron”-style instances that execute periodic tasks and do not receive user traffic
Usually, databases cannot be scaled horizontally by just increasing the number of instances. The application has to be configured specifically to handle horizontal scaling, for example, for MySQL to automatically configure itself as a master or a slave instance depending on the number of existing instances in the cluster. A custom proxy is usually deployed in these scenarios to route traffic to the appropiate instance.
When an application is launched with more than one instance, the second and subsequent instances are linked to all the other instances. This environment variables are very useful if your application needs to autoconfigure itself when launching depending on the number of instances already running. For example, if an application named my-web-app is launched with 3 containers, each instance will be started with the following environment variables:
The first container will not have any special environment variables set by the scaling mechanism
The second container will be linked to the first container (my-web-app-1), ending up with the following environment variables:
| Name | Value |
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| MY-WEB-APP-1_PORT_80_TCP | tcp://my-web-app-1-user.beta.tutum.io:49330 |
| MY-WEB-APP-1_PORT_80_TCP_ADDR | my-web-app-1-user.beta.tutum.io |
| MY-WEB-APP-1_PORT_80_TCP_PORT | 49330 |
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The third container will be linked to the first and second containers (my-web-app-1 and my-web-app-2), ending up with the following environment variables:
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| MY-WEB-APP-1_PORT_80_TCP | tcp://my-web-app-1-user.beta.tutum.io:49330 |
| MY-WEB-APP-1_PORT_80_TCP_ADDR | my-web-app-1-user.beta.tutum.io |
| MY-WEB-APP-1_PORT_80_TCP_PORT | 49330 |
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| MY-WEB-APP-2_PORT | tcp://my-web-app-2-user.delta.tutum.io:49331 |
| MY-WEB-APP-2_PORT_80_TCP | tcp://my-web-app-2-user.delta.tutum.io:49331 |
| MY-WEB-APP-2_PORT_80_TCP_ADDR | my-web-app-2-user.delta.tutum.io |
| MY-WEB-APP-2_PORT_80_TCP_PORT | 49331 |
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When configuring your application prior to launch, you will have the chance to specify an initial number of containers for your application:
The number of containers specified in this wizard will be launched immediately.
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ON:
Dottavio, Dominic President (also providing written testimony) (Tarleton State
University), Stephenville, TX
Edmiston D.M.V, William Veterinarian ( Commissioner, TAHC) (Self), Eldorado, TX
Ellis, Dee Executive Director/ State Veterinarian (Texas Animal Health Commission),
Austin, TX
Golla DVM,MS, Steven C. Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (Texas Veterinary Medical
Association), Lockhart, TX
Hillhouse, Joe Incoming District Director (American Association of Bovine Practitioners),
Panhandle, TX
Lambert, Barry Associate Professor (also providing written testimony) (Tarleton State
University), Stephenville, TX
Posey DVM, DABVP, R. Daniel Director of Special Programs, College of Vet Med &
Biomed Sciences (College of Vet Med & Biomedical Sciences, TAMU), College Station,
TX
Charge 4
ON:
Bacon, Paula Former Mayor of Kaufman, Texas (also providing written testimony) (Self),
Kaufman, TX
Barron, Gayle-Suzanne Owner of Twiggy's All Animal Rescue (Self), Round Rock, TX
Buchanan, Ben Veterinarian (Texas Veterinary Medical Association & Texas Equine
Veterinary Association), Nauosot, TX
Caramante, Julie (Greater Houston Horse Council), Pearland, TX
Choate, Elizabeth Director of Government Relations/ General Counsel (Texas Veterinary
Medical Association), Austin, TX
Chopek, Barbara President (Greater Houston Horse Council), Magnolia, TX
Cowan, Jessica (Self), Detroit, TX
Crusemann, Jeanne (Self), Austin, TX
Dane, Keith Director, Equine Protection (also providing written testimony) (The Humane
Society of the United States), Gaithersburg, MD
Daniels, Ed (Self), Houston, TX
Denmon, Paula (also providing written testimony) (Self), Waxahachie, TX
WITNESS LIST
Agriculture & Rural Affairs
July 10, 2012 1:00 PM
Dickey, Pat (Tonkawood Farm), Marble Falls, TX
Dwyer, Kelley Attorney (Self), Austin, TX
Ellis, Dee Executive Director/ State Veterinarian (Texas Animal Health Commission),
Austin, TX
Finch, Jerry President (Habitat for Horses), Hitchcock, TX
Fitzgerald, Cheryl Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (Self), Austin, TX
Friend, Ted Professor (Texas Agrilife Research), College Station, TX
Halverson, Elizabeth Kristen (Self), Bastrop, TX
Hardy, Monica (also providing written testimony) (Self), Austin, TX
Heyde, Chris Director of Governmental Affairs (Animal Welfare Institute), Washington,
DC
Hodges, Ken Associate Legislative Director (Texas Farm Bureau), Waco, TX
Hodges, Vicki (Self), Fort Worth, TX
Hollaway, Cile President (Texas Humane Legislation Network), Austin, TX
Jarl, Katie Texas State Director (The Human Society of the United States), Austin, TX
Meacham, Margaret Anne Doctor (Self; THLN), Austin, TX
Miller, Sybil (Self), Austin, TX
Monette, Teddi (Self), Houston, TX
Monroe, Judy (Texans Against Horse Slaughter), Austin, TX
Murrell, John (Self), Dallas, TX
Nelson, Connie (Willie Nelson and Family), Wimberley, TX
Nielsen, Margo Horse Owner (also providing written testimony) (Self), Fulzon, TX
Papuette, Nicole Director of Program & Policy (Humane Society of the United States),
Austin, TX
Parker, Jon Ryan (Self), Kaufman, TX
Sandoul, Natalie (Self), Fort Worth, TX
Schnurr, Carolyn Federal Legislative Manages (also providing written testimony)
(American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals), Washington, DC
Sotelo, Angela Certified Equine Abuse & Neglect Investigator (Lonesome Dove Equine
Protection), Godley, TX
Statz, Ward Sr. Director of Breed Integrity (American Quarter Horse Association),
Amarillo, TX
Stenholm, Charlie Former U.S Congressman (also providing written testimony) (Livestock
Marketing Association), Grandbury, TX
Strassner, Becky Owner at Natural Horse Way (Self), Elgin, TX
Trimble, Robert Legislation Chair (also providing written testimony) (Texas Humane
Legislation Network), Dallas, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
ON:
Emily, Jakobat Attorney (THLN), Austin, TX
Enick, Melissa (Mem. of Wild Burro Prot. League & Wild Horse Freedom), Floresville,
TX
Farabee, Marjorie Founder and Director Wild Burro Protection League (WHFF),
Plantersville, TX
WITNESS LIST
Agriculture & Rural Affairs
July 10, 2012 1:00 PM
Fitzergerald, Patricia (Self), Paige, TX
Gaitan, Naomi (Self), Mathis, TX
Hightower, Susan (Self), Austin, TX
LaRowe, William (Self), Austin, TX
Lee, Dottie (Self), Austin, TX
Noel, Adele (Self), Austin, TX
Oneal, Caroline (Self), Austin, TX
Russell, Nicole (Self), Houston, TX
Schaefer, Betsi (Self), Austin, TX
Shelby, Bobosky (TULN), Dallas, TX
Stanfield, Heidi (Self), Austin, TX
Verhoef, Shirley (Self), Manchaca, TX
Verhoef, Susan (Self), Manchaca, TX
Williamson, Ashley (Self), Austin, TX


151. Construct a triangle
time limit per test: 0.15 sec.
memory limit per test: 1024
KB
input: standard input
output: standard
output
Find coordinates of any triangle ABC if it is know that |AB|=c,
|AC|=b, |AM|=m, AM is a median of triangle.
Input
There are three real numbers in input: c, b, m
(0<c,b,m<=10^3) separated by a space. Length of the fractional part of
each number is not greater than 2 digits.
Output
If solution exists, write three lines. Write coordinates of
point A to first line, coordinates of B to second line and coordinates of C to
third line. Separate numbers by a space; absolute value of each coordinate must
not exceed 10^4. Write numbers with 5 digits after decimal point. If there is no
solution, write "Mission impossible"
Sample test(s)
Input
5 5 3
Output
0.00000 3.00000
-4.00000 0.00000
4.00000 0.00000
| Author: |
Michael R. Mirzayanov |
| Resource: |
Saratov Subregional School Team Contest, 2002 |
| Date: |
Spring, 2002
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Arrays and Hashes
Hey guys, hope all is well and you’re day is going well. This week I spent a lot of time learning about arrays and hashes in Ruby. I would like to share with you what they are, some best practices, and give you examples. First off lets talk about arrays. Arrays are basically an ordered list of different elements. The elements in an array can be a lot of different things. They could be a string, float, integer, variable, hash, or even array. There is no limit to how long your array can be or how many different combinations of character types you put in your array. Arrays are very helpful for a a magnitude of reasons. Some examples are storing multiple objects in one place, iterating over the array, and comparisons. You can access specific variables in an array if need be.
1.array=[‘apple’,’banana’,’orange’]
2.“array[2]”
To call on a specific object in an array, follow the notation above. The first part is the actual notation of defining the array. As you can see that I have placed three objects inside the array. The second part is the method of calling on a specific object in an array. The “array” in the second part is where you would put the name of your array that you created. In this case the array I am trying to access is called array (how convenient). The square brackets with the 2 inside specifies what element I am trying to access in the array. In this case I would be accessing ‘orange’ in the array. The reason I'm accessing ‘orange’ instead of ‘banana’ is because the positions in arrays start at 0. So, the element in the 0 position in the array is ‘apple’ and it moves down the list. This is very helpful to remember because sometimes you may run into the error of trying to call an element in a certain position in the hash that is “out of index”, meaning there is no element in that position.
Moving on to hashes, try to think of them like dictionaries. There is a word and a definition of that word. Whenever you search that word you will always get that same definition. While all the words have to be unique, multiple words may have the same definition. Take from example the words “cold” and “freezing” they both mean that you need to put on a jacket. Here’s an example of a hash.
hash{“dog”: “hello”, “cat”: 3}
The different elements in the example above are separated by a comma, and note the curly brackets. There are other ways to express a hash in ruby, but for me this is the best way that I remember how to do use it. The two elements “dog” and “cat” are called the keys in the hash. The keys are the words in the dictionary example I gave above. When we call on the key “dog” we will return “hello”. “Hello” and 3 are called the values. The value are the definitions of the word, and remember that they can be the same. Remember that you can use more the same value over and over again, but the keys need to be different. Unlike actual words in a dictionary a word can only have one definition.
There are some times where you would use an array instead on a hash and vice versa. A hash is built for storing more high-level information such as addresses, and phone numbers. While storing that information you could assign the keys to be the persons name and the values to be their phone number. This make it easier to identify who’s information is whose. Arrays are good at storing information as well but are built for storing more low level information. Arrays are best for storing simple numbers and strings. They are also great to use when you need to iterate through multiple objects and comparisons. Arrays can store a ton of information along with hashes, but hashes are more structured and organized while arrays are usually best for iterations.