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Toyota says labor officials found it responsible for worker suicide
by ReutersTOKYO (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp (T:7203) on Tuesday said Japanese labor officials have found it responsible for the suicide of an employee, with the Mainichi Shimbun reporting that workplace bullying at the automaker had led to the employee's death.
The news comes as a shrinking workforce and changing values about work-life balance in Japan have meant companies are increasingly found responsible for workplace-related suicide.
Toyota City's labor standards officials had been investigating the 2017 suicide of a Toyota Motor employee, a spokesman at the automaker confirmed to Reuters.
"It's true that the labor authority determined it was a workplace injury, but we cannot comment further as discussions between representatives are ongoing," the spokesman said.
Daily newspaper Mainichi Shimbun, which was the first to report the officials' conclusion, said that the employee's supervisor had called him an "idiot" said he was "better dead".
The worker committed suicide in a company dormitory at the age of 28, the newspaper reported. The worker's family plans to sue the automaker, the newspaper said.
Labor officials declined to confirm their decision to Reuters, saying they could not comment on individual cases.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been pushing to improve workplace practices in favor of workers' rights, with issues such as parental leave increasingly in the spotlight.


Smalltalk best practice patterns
List of free book resources including:
- sublime
- Bastards Book, Github Ruby Style guide, bash guide,
reading list from Jeff Atwood
Anything by Sandi Metz
FISDay0
Why are we here?
-To fall in love with code
-If you give 100% you will change.
Programmer(s) of the day
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Kent Beck
Ruby Rogue Notes
DCI data, context, interactions
Design video dealing with irrational customers
Git blame- you can annotate the file with git blame to see when each line of the method was last edited and by whom
HATEOAS Contrast with SOA (Service Oriented Architecture)
Domain model pattern versus active record
Execution in the kindom of nouns
- Leaky abstraction
Messaging architecture system
Tcp -> Lion based protocol
TO READ: keyword params code
Reading for when I am grown up: Class Construction in C and C++: Object-Oriented Programming Fundamentals
Gems: carrierwave over paperclip carrierwave Kaminari over will_paginate Pagination with Kaminari
Learn Sql the Hard Way
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The boy scout rule (p.16)
- “Always leave a campground cleaner than you found it.”
- “Always check in a module a little cleaner than when you checked it out.”
Don’t repeat yourself (p.60)
Duplication is waste
Repetition in process calls for automation
Repetition in logic calls for abstraction
A matter of principle: once and only once principle
Know your next commit (p.94)
Understanding your commit in the greater user story scope is valuable, but stay focused on your specific goal.
Define a task that would constitute a productive step.
Learn to estimate (p.100)
An estimate is an approximate calculation or judgment of the value, number, quantity, or extent of something.
A target is a statement of a desirable business objective.
A commitment is a promise to deliver specified functionality as a certain level of quality by a certain date or event.
Make interfaces easy to use correctly and hard to use incorrectly (p.110)
A.K.A. defensive design
Making interfaces hard to use incorrectly requires two things: first, you must anticipate errors users might make and find ways to prevent them. Second, you must observe how an interface is misused during early release and modify it to prevent such errors.
Missing opportunities for polymorphism (p.118)
- Polymorphism, taken from Greek, means many (poly) forms (morph). In the context of programming, polymorphism refers to many forms of a particular class of objects or method.
The professional programmer (p.134)
pros are responsible for their own career
pros take responsibility for the code they write
pros are team players
pros do not tolerate big bug lists
pros do not make a mess.
Put down the mouse and step away from the keyboard (p.138)
Focus is good, but to get through a problem we often have to walk away from the problem.
 It can’t present anything to you until the logical side takes a break.
Read code (p.140)
- Write code so that it is readable for others. Read other people’s code.
Read the humanities (p.142)
- Coding is about communicating with others through experience. Understand metaphors and how to express your thoughts to others in terms they can understand.
Resist the temptation of the singleton pattern (p.146)
- the singleton pattern is a design pattern that restricts the instantiation of a class to one object.
The single responsibility principle (p.152)
Gather together things that change for the same reason, and separate those things that change for different reasons.
Good system design means that we separate the system into components that can be independently deployed. Independent deployment means that if we change one component, we do not have to redeploy any of the others.
Two heads are better than one (p.170)
- Pair programming is more productive for learning and long term enjoyment of the profession.
Ubuntu coding for your friends (p.174)
“A person is a person through (other) persons.”
So it follows, “a developer is a developer through other developers.”
“Code is code through other code.”
The quality of the code I write affects the quality of the code you write.
Zen is about the individual. Ubuntu is about the Zen a group of people. Very, very rarely do we create code for ourselves alone.
Unix tools > IDEs (p.176)
WET dilutes performance bottlenecks (p.182)
- WET (write every time) the antithesis of DRY
Write code as if you had to support it for the rest of your life (p.186)
- The code your wrote many years ago still influences your career. People form opinions of you based on the code they see.
Write tests for people (p.190)
- Good tests act as documentation for the code they are testing.
You gotta care about the code (p.192)
The difference between good and bad programmers is attitude.
 To be an excellent programmer, you need to rise above good intentions, and actually care about the code.


class: center, middle # Section III: Principal Component Analysis .course[450C] .institution[__Stanford University__ Department of Political Science --- Toby Nowacki] --- --- # Overview 1. Overview 2. Big Picture: Classification 3. PCA: Intuition 4. PCA: Mechanics 5. PCA: Implementation --- # Big Picture: Classification * We're leaving the realm of causal inference * The goal is to develop tools to accurately label and classify different observations * Difference between supervised and unsupervised learning * **unsupervised**: classify, categorise and cluster data * principal components analysis; * factor analysis; * `\(k\)`-means clustering; * scaling * **supervised**: prediction - regression; - random forests; - LASSO; - support vector machines; - neural networks --- # PCA: Intuition * Introduction to **unsupervised** problems * Useful if our data is stretched across many, many dimensions (covariates) * Dimensionality reduction technique * **Examples** * How can we order Democratic congressmen from most liberal to most conservative? * How can we rank vice-presidential candidates on different dimensions? * How can we classify speeches or votes? --- # PCA: Intuition (cont'd) * Suppose we have the following two-dimensional data, and want to reduce it to just one dimension: ![](450c_sec3_files/figure-html/unnamed-chunk-2-1.png)<!-- --> --- # PCA: Intuition (cont'd) **Breakout activity**: Just by intuition, how would you reduce these points down to one dimension? --- # PCA: Intuition (cont'd) Which of these lines would be a better fit? ![](450c_sec3_files/figure-html/unnamed-chunk-3-1.png)<!-- --> --- # PCA: Intuition (cont'd) **Summary** * The idea behind PCA is to pick the vector through the dimensions along which most the variance in the data is represented * That way, we retain as much information as possible! * Conversely, we minimise the reconstruction error -- because we maximise the amount of information that we retain. --- # PCA: Mechanics * **Setup** * Matrix `\(\mathbf{X}\)` with dimensions `\(n \times p\)`. * Objective is to reduce matrix to `\(K\)` dimensions. * PCA dimensions denoted by `\(\mathbf{w}_k\)` * Each data point reconstructed by observation-specific weight `\(z_{ik}\)` on dimensions `\(\mathbf{w}_k\)`. `$$\hat{\mathbf{x}}_i = \sum_{k = 1}^K z_{ik} \mathbf{w}_k$$` * **Objective** * Pick `\(\mathbf{w}_k, z_{ik}\)` as to minimise avg. reconstruction error: `$$\min_{\mathbf{w}, z_{ik}} \frac{1}{N}\sum_{i = 1}^N ||\mathbf{x}_i - \sum_{k = 1}^K z_{ik}\mathbf{w}_k ||^2$$` --- # PCA: Mechanics (cont'd) * Following a lot of algebra, we can show that `$$\mathcal{w}_k^{T} \mathcal{\Sigma} \mathbf{w}_k = \lambda_k$$` such that `\(\mathbf{w}^*_k\)` is equal to the `\(k\)` th eigenvector of `\(\Sigma\)`, and `\(z_{ik}^* = \mathbf{w}_k^{T}\mathbf{x}_i\)`. * Why does this work? * Remember that `\(\mathbf{A}\mathbf{x} = \lambda \mathbf{x}\)`? * The eigenvector `\(\mathbf{x}\)` points out the vector in multidimensional space along which most of the variance-covariance matrix ( `\(\Sigma\)` ) can be captured. * Geometrically, we're rotating the co-ordinate system as to remove the correlation between the covariates. --- # PCA: Mechanics (cont'd) `$$\Sigma = \begin{bmatrix} 1 & 0.5 \\ 0.5 & 1 \end{bmatrix}$$` `$$\mathbf{x}_1 = \begin{bmatrix} 0.707 \\ 0.707 \end{bmatrix}$$` `$$\Sigma\mathbf{x}_1 = \begin{bmatrix} 1.06 & 1.06 \end{bmatrix}$$` --- # PCA: Mechanics (cont'd) ![](450c_sec3_files/figure-html/unnamed-chunk-4-1.png)<!-- --> --- # PCA: Mechanics (cont'd) * Singular Value Decomposition to get eigenvectors and eigenvalues * In `R`, `eigen` implements this --- # PCA: Implementation * Canned function `prcomp()` for PCA ```r pca <- prcomp(obs, scale = FALSE, center = FALSE) pca ``` ``` ## Standard deviations (1, .., p=2): ## [1] 1.9327988 0.7419486 ## ## Rotation (n x k) = (2 x 2): ## PC1 PC2 ## V1 -0.6960578 0.7179858 ## V2 -0.7179858 -0.6960578 ``` --- # PCA: Implementation (cont'd) ```r covmat <- cov(as.matrix(obs)) covmat ``` ``` ## V1 V2 ## V1 1.1037814 0.4993894 ## V2 0.4993894 0.9868873 ``` ```r eigen_mat <- eigen(covmat) eigen_mat ``` ``` ## eigen() decomposition ## $values ## [1] 1.5481324 0.5425363 ## ## $vectors ## [,1] [,2] ## [1,] -0.7470755 0.6647392 ## [2,] -0.6647392 -0.7470755 ``` --- # PCA: Implementation (cont'd) * Roll-call example: We know that legislators in parliamentary systems predominantly vote along party lines * But 2017-2019 UK Parliament was unusual: many, many rebellions with respect to Brexit * Have a `\(n \times p\)` votes matrix with `\(n\)` MPs and `\(p\)` divisions. * Code an `Aye` vote as `1`, a `No` vote as `-1`, and an abstention as `0`. * Use PCA to reduce dimensionality! --- # PCA: Implementation (cont'd) <embed src="pca_votes.pdf" width="80%" height="80%" type="application/pdf" /> --- # Summary * PCA is a **dimension reduction** technique * We use a simple trick in linear algebra to summarise a matrix as a vector * Convenient, but often not ideal: * Interpretation of principal components? * Information loss * No easy way for categorical classification * Next couple of weeks: more classification methods


Exercise 3 :
1) First up, create a new sketch and select the XY-plane as the sketch XY-plane
2) Use the "line" command and draw the sketch shown including the necessary dimensions
3) Next, click on the Extrude command under the "Create" tab and change the extrude distance to "-100mm"
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5) Draw a diameter 50mm circle at the centre of the object
6) Extrude it by "-20mm"
7) Afterwhich, create a new sketch and draw another diameter 40mm circle
8) Finally, extrude it by "-20mm" and we are DONE with Exercise 3.


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SUICIDE KINGS A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1998 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ***
"Don't go dying on me," the old mobster's attorney tells his client. "Don't forget, I'm a lawyer. I've got friends in hell." The lawyer, who has just used his money to pay the mobster's ransom since the banks don't open until morning, doesn't want any untimely demise until he gets his loan paid back.
Dark comedies are among the most overused genres in Hollywood. Many directors think that all they need to do is to turn down the lights, get a bunch of angst-filled actors, find an outlandish script and, voila, they've got a film noir a la Quentin Tarantino and a recipe for instant riches. Although many have failed, director Peter O'Fallon manages to make an intelligent and funny picture out of well-worn materials. SUICIDE KINGS, which has nothing whatsoever to do with suicide, delights sheerly through the strength of its execution rather than the freshness of its plot.
The lead in the strong ensemble cast is a raspy-voiced Christopher Walken as the aging mobster known as Charles Barrett - Mr. Barrett to the rich, college-age kids who make the mistake of kidnapping him. They know who they are abducting, but they do not quite appreciate his cleverness or his tenacity. Walken, who manages to shine in movies good and bad, is at the top of his form here.  This fast paced film is a lot of fun, and Walken seems to be enjoying every minute of it.
A subplot has Denis Leary playing Barrett's hit man, Lono Vecchio. In a scene reminiscent of PULP FICTION, Vecchio argues in his car with his sidekick about a wide variety of issues from why Vecchio paid $1500 for a pair of "fish skin" boots to why he gave $500 to a bum with a bucket. Leary, in a beautifully controlled performance, keeps the repartee going without ever missing a beat.
The "kids" are played by Henry Thomas as Avery Chasten, Sean Patrick Flanery as Max Minot, Jay Mohr as Brett Campbell and Jeremy Sisto as T.K. Johnny Galecki plays a fifth kid, Ira Reder, accidentally along for the ride since the other four use his parents' big summer house to hold their hostage. The setup for the story is that Avery's sister has been kidnapped. The kidnappers have demanded a two million dollar ransom and will be cutting off parts of her anatomy until they get it. It seems she has already lost a finger.
The spoiled kids devise a plan whereby they'll hold Mr. Barrett, cutting off identical pieces of his body, until he uses his connections to get rid of the kidnappers of Avery's sister. In addition, they want him to pay the ransom since they figure their rich parents are too cheap to come up with the loot.
The already complicated plot gets even more so when Barrett finds out that there's an "inside player." As the kids try to figure out who it is, their camaraderie begins to implode. I figured it out who it was right away, but that isn't important. It is the dynamics and the tension that ensues that creates rewarding viewing, not the mystery.
At one point, Barrett, taped to the chair, fusses to his incompetent hosts that he's about to die of boredom. Although his complaint turns out to be a ruse, boredom is a calamity unlikely to afflict the audience.
SUICIDE KINGS runs 1:46. It is rated R for profanity and sporadic, strong violence and would be fine for older teenagers.
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INDEPENDENCE DAY A film review by Michael Redman Copyright 1996 Michael Redman
***1/2 (out of ****)
First of all, there are several different things going on here, all separate but connected parts of the whole. There is "ID4: The Movie", "ID4: The Ride", and lest we forget, "ID4: The Hype And Cash Machine".
Unless you've been in a coma for the past few months or don't have cable and watch only PBS, you've been exposed to the unprecedented advertising campaign. When you heard the words "Independence Day", it was a safe bet they weren't talking about the holiday. Rarely has any film aroused such pre-release excitement.
So exciting that it generated over $94 million during its first 5 1/2 days of release. So exciting that dozens of theaters around the country were showing 24 hour screenings for the first few days: shows at 1:30am, 4:00am, 6:30am. So exciting that tickets were sold out hours before the shows to people camping in line with big coolers and sleeping bags. No matter how good the movie turned out to be, the hype was a work of art itself.
Somehow Fox even arranged for a massive power black-out up and down the west coast on opening night.
"ID4: The Ride"? It's phenomenal! Some films are more like amusement park thrillers than cinema and this is one of the best of that genre. Just take your seat, strap in and hold on. Monitor your cola consumption because the roller coaster doesn't provide many breaks. One of the marks of audience involvement is their relationship with their bladders: how casually they take their trips to the restroom. Here, people are __sprinting__ to and from the john so as not to miss anything.
There's enough stuff blown up and smashed and burned to a crisp to satisfy any summer action junkie. Jet fighters zooming here and there, alien death rays trashing all the world's major cities, massive devastation on a global scale! It's perfect! The best science fiction ride since the "Star Wars" films.
And then there's that pesky "ID4: The Movie" thing. There are a few problems. There's nothing new here. The producers have ripped off dozens of films ("Close Encounters", "Star Wars", "War Of The Worlds", "The Right Stuff", "Dr. Strangelove", "Jurassic Park", "The Day The Earth Stood Still" and on and on and on), word for word, scene for scene. During one dogfight scene with Will Smith being chased through canyons by an alien ship, I was sure I was about to hear "Use the Force, Will. Use the Force!"
I believe that kinder reviewers call these scenes "homages", but it's an odd film that can succeed with nothing but homages.
Fortunately "ID4" is that odd film. All of the pieces are well crafted into a quilt that, while it isn't original, sure does its job.
The casting is top-notch in most cases. The Fresh Prince is surprisingly refreshing as the wise-cracking jet pilot who becomes earth's last hope. Jeff Goldblum as the computer wiz who figures it all out works well with Judd Hirsch, his kibitzing dad. Randy Quaid, Harvey Fierstein and Harry Connick, Jr., among dozens of others, are grand. Bill Pullman as the Clintonesque president is something of a dead fish (or is that lame duck?), but then, we expect most of our politicians to behave that way.
See it. You'll have to forget about any attempt to look at the film intellectually, but let it possess your body and take over. You'll love it!
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| BuildServerHelper | Contains functions which allow build scripts to interact with a build server. |
| CacheHelper | Contains functions which allows to deal with a cache. |
| ConfigurationHelper | Contains functions which allow to read and write config files. |
| DocuHelper | Contains helper functions to run the XML documentation tool "docu". |
| DotCover | Contains a task which can be used to run DotCover on .NET assemblies. |
| DynamicsNav | Contains helper function which allow to interact with Microsoft Dynamics NAV. |
| DynamicsNavFile | Provides an abstraction over Dynamics NAV object files. |
| EnvironmentHelper | This module contains functions which allow to read and write environment variables and build parameters |
| FSIHelper | Contains helper functions which allow to interact with the F# Interactive. |
| FSharpFormatting | Contains tasks which allow to run FSharp.Formatting for generating documentation. |
| FileHelper | Contains helper function which allow to deal with files and directories. |
| FileSystem | This module contains a file pattern globbing implementation. |
| FileSystemHelper | Contains helpers which allow to interact with the file system. |
| FileUtils | Shell-like functions. Similar to Ruby's FileUtils. |
| FixieHelper | Contains tasks to run Fixie unit tests. |
| FscHelper | Contains tasks to compiles F# source file with the FSharp.Compiler.Service. There is also a tutorial about the F# compiler tasks available. |
| FtpHelper | Contains helpers which allow to upload a whole folder/specific file into a FTP Server.
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| GACHelper | This module contains helper function for the GAC |
| HTMLHelpWorkShopHelper | Contains a task which allows to use HTML Help Workshop in order to compile a help project. |
| HipChatNotificationHelper | Contains a task to send notification messages to a HipChat room |
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| MSBuildHelper | Contains tasks which allow to use MSBuild (or xBuild on Linux/Unix) to build .NET project files or solution files. |
| MSIHelper | Contains tasks which allow to run msiexec in order to install or uninstall msi files. |
| MSTest | Contains tasks to run MSTest unit tests. |
| MSpecHelper | Contains a task to run machine.specifications tests. |
| MageHelper | Contains helper functions which allow FAKE to call the Manifest Generation and Editing Tool, in short 'MAGE'. The intentional use is the creation of a clickonce application. |
| MessageHelper | Contains helper function which allow FAKE to interact with other applications via message files. |
| MsBuildLogger | Contains Logger implementations for MsBuild. |
| NCoverHelper | Contains a task which can be used to run NCover on .NET assemblies. |
| NGenHelper | This module contains helper function for the ngen.exe |
| NUnitCommon | Contains types and utility functions relaited to running NUnit unit tests. |
| NUnitParallel | Contains tasks to run NUnit unit tests in parallel. |
| NUnitSequential | Contains tasks to run NUnit unit tests. |
| NUnitXml | Contains types and functions for working with NUnit unit tests result xml. |
| NuGetHelper | Contains helper functions and task which allow to inspect, create and publish NuGet packages. There is also a tutorial about nuget package creating available. |
| OctoTools | Contains tasks which can be used for automated deployment via Octopus Deploy. There is also a tutorial about the Octopus deployment helper available. |
| OpenCoverHelper | Contains a task which can be used to run OpenCover on .NET assemblies. |
| PermissionsHelper | Contains functions which allow to deal with permissions. |
| ProcessHelper | Contains functions which can be used to start other tools. |
| ProcessTestRunner | Allows to execute processes as unit tests. |
| REST | Contains functions to execute typical HTTP/REST calls. |
| RegAsmHelper | Contains a task which can be used to run regasm .NET assembly |
| RegistryHelper | Contains functions which allow to read and write information from/to the registry. |
| ReleaseNotesHelper | Contains helpers which allow to parse Release Notes text files. Either "simple" or "complex" format is accepted. |
| ReportGeneratorHelper | Contains a task which can be used to run ReportGenerator, which converts XML reports generated by PartCover, OpenCover or NCover into a readable report in various formats. |
| RestorePackageHelper | Contains tasks which allow to restore NuGet packages from a NuGet package feed like nuget.org. There is also a tutorial about nuget package restore available. |
| RoundhouseHelper | Contains tasks to run RoundhousE database migrations. |
| SCPHelper | Conatins a task which allows to perform file copies using SCP, which is based on the Secure Shell (SSH) protocol. |
| SemVerHelper | Contains helpers which allow to deal with Semantic Versioning (SemVer). |
| ServiceControllerHelpers | Contains tasks which allow to control NT services. |
| SignHelper | Contains a task which allows to sign assemblies. |
| SpecFlowHelper | Contains a task which allows to run SpecFlow tests. |
| StringHelper | Contains basic functions for string manipulation. |
| StrongNamingHelper | This module contains helper function for Microsoft's sn.exe |
| TargetHelper | Contains infrastructure code and helper functions for FAKE's target feature. |
| TaskRunnerHelper | Contains a helper which can be used to implement timeouts and retries. |
| TeamCityHelper | Contains helper functions which allow FAKE to communicate with a TeamCity agent |
| TeamCityRESTHelper | Contains functions which allow FAKE to interact with the TeamCity REST API. |
| TemplateHelper | Contains basic templating functions. Used in other helpers. |
| TestFlightHelper | Contains tasks to upload apps to TestFlight |
| TraceHelper | This module contains function which allow to trace build output |
| TraceListener | Defines default listeners for build output traces |
| TypeScript | Contains code to call the typescript compiler. There is also a tutorial for this task available. |
| UnitTestCommon | This module contains types and functions that are common for unit test helpers. |
| UnitTestHelper | This module contains functions which allow to report unit test results to build servers. |
| VSSHelper | Contains helper functions for Microsoft Visual SourceSafe |
| VersionHelper | |
| WiXHelper | Contains tasks to create msi installers using the WiX toolset |
| XCopyHelper | Contains a task to use XCOPY on Windows. |
| XMLHelper | Contains functions to read and write XML files. |
| XUnitHelper | Contains tasks to run xUnit unit tests. |
| XamarinHelper | Contains tasks for building Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Android apps |
| XpkgHelper | Contains tasks to create packages in Xamarin's xpkg format |
| ZipHelper | This module contains helper function to create and extract zip archives. |
Fake.Git Namespace
| Module | Description |
| Branches | Contains helper functions which allow to deal with git branches. |
| CommandHelper | Contains helpers which allow to interact with git via the command line. |
| Commit | Contains helper functions which allow to commit to git repositories. |
| CommitMessage | Contains helper functions which allow to get and set the git commit message. |
| FileStatus | Contains helper functions which can be used to retrieve file status information from git. |
| Information | Contains helper functions which can be used to retrieve status information from git. |
| Merge | Contains helper functions which allow to deal with git merge. |
| Rebase | Contains helper functions which allow to deal with git rebase. |
| Repository | Contains functions which allow basic operations on git repositories. All operations assume that the CommandHelper can find git.exe. |
| Reset | Contains helper functions which allow to deal with git reset. |
| SHA1 | Contains functions which allow the SHA1 of a file with git and without it. |
| SanityChecks | Contains helper function which can be used for sanity checks. |
| Staging | Contains helper functions which allow to deal with git's staging area. |
| Stash | Contains helper functions which allow to deal with git stash. |
| Submodule | Contains helper functions which allow to deal with git submodules. |
Fake.MSBuild Namespace
| Module | Description |
| ProjectSystem | Contains project file comparion tools for MSBuild project files. |
| SpecsRemovement | Contains functions which allow to remove side-by-side specs during the build. |
Fake.NuGet Namespace
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| Update | Contains tasks for updating NuGet packages including assembly hint paths in the project files using the nuget.exe update command. |


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Deep Learning In Finance
Summary of research papers in finance involving deep learning
J. B. Heaton, N. G. Polson, and J. H. Witte
In this paper, the authors discuss deep learning based methods for portfolio selection and optimisation. There are 2 objectives of deep learning - selecting the right constituents of the index and choosing their corresponding weights in the portfolio so as to achieve a specific objective. The objective could be something like - outperform a specified index (in this case IBB Index) by a pre-defined margin (in this case 1%) over an year with least number of stocks possible.
Choosing stock basket
The idea behind choosing a stock basket is to keep minimum number of stocks and yet be able to mimic requisite performance.For this purpose, weekly returns of all the components of the index are predicted using auto-encoders (AE).
AEs are just a 2 layer neural nets in their simplest form, which is trained to predict the input itself. So if an input has 100 dimension, the fist layer would consist of say 5 nodes and the second and final layer consists of again 100 nodes.If trained perfectly, they would be able to represent a 100 dimension vector effectively in a 5 dimension vector space. The training error for AE task here is chosen as L2 loss between input and predicted output (the auto-encoded part).
Here’s a figure explaining AEs
After AE is performed the components are ordered in order of their L2 loss. The component with minimum L2 loss has the most similarity to the rest of the components. This is because the 5 dimension representation of the AE could effectively capture the signature of that particular component leading to a lower L2 loss. For choosing purposes 3 subsets of the component were proposed in the paper - in the form of 10+X components where X can be 15, 35, 55. This structure implies 10 components with most communal information (having least L2 losses) are chosen along with X number of components with highest L2 loss. The idea being limiting redundant similar components to 10, and choosing the most non-similar components thereafter
Choosing weights of selected components
Herein the authors use the selected components and train a normal 2 layer network with ReLU activations for predicting returns of the index. For the purpose of choosing weights such that the basket outperforms the index , the returns of the index less than 5% were replaced by 5% - ensuring anti-correlation in periods of drawdowns.
Here’s a pictorial representation of the process - indicating the 4 phases
- AE for component selection
- Calibration for weight selection (the pic represents the case where returns of index are predicted as it is without the drawdown manipulation) for all 3 subsets
- Validating the performance of the 3 subsets against index
- Choosing the final model
A central observation to the application in a finance setting is that univariate activation functions can frequently be interpreted as compositions of financial put and call options on linear combinations of the input assets. As such, the deep feature abstractions implicit in a deep learning routine become deep portfolios, and are investible – which gives rise to a deep portfolio theory.
Yue Deng, Feng Bao, Youyong Kong, Zhiquan Ren, and Qionghai Dai, Senior Member, IEEE
In this paper, authors demonstrate the training of an effective RL based algorithm with following novel contributions - Using actor-based RL framework instead of typical value-based learning methods, defining market states as a continuous spectrum rather than discretized form of value-based methods. - Using a continuous and differentiable objective function that takes care of practical costs like brokerage and slippage - Usage of fuzzy representation to account for market uncertainties - Novel way of initialization of multiple parts of the net to facilitate convergence - Using skip connections in BPTT to avoid gradient vanishing
RL framework
Conventional value-function based RL frameworks assume discrete state space. Also, in typical Q-learning, the definition of value function always involves a term recoding the future discounted returns. The nature of trading requires to count the profits in an online manner - meaning taking the best possible decision based on current state. Thus, an actor-based RL framework would be predicting action to be taken instead of learning the underlying value function.
This sort of framework can be built using RNN and a differentiable objective function. Also, the actor based framework means each action taken would in turn be affected by a memory of action history in recent past - preventing the system to enter into too many trades causing brokerage and slippage losses.
If p1, p2,…, pt,… as the price sequences released from the exchange center. Then, the return at time point t is easily determined by zt = pt − pt−1 . Based on the current market conditions, the real-time trading decision (policy) δt ∈ {long, neutral,short}={1, 0, −1} is made on each time point t. With the symbols defined above, the profit Rt made by the trading model is obtained by
The objective function for training could simply be total return
Else, the risk adjusted returns as given by Sharpe ratio can also be used for even better returns.
Improvising on the existing models of DRL, the authors focus on using feature learning instead of sparse encoding of inputs for more robust learning. So the model incorporates 4 hidden layers to learn the features which are then fed to the RNN as input.
Also, the authors included fuzzy representation of inputs to account for market uncertainties. The model takes in 3 fold fuzzy Gaussian representations.
Training & Initialization
Input
50 element long vector - the last 45 min returns and momentum change to the previous 3 h, 5 h, 1 day, 3 days, and 10 days - is used as input to FDDR. This input is transformed to 150 element vector using 3 fold fuzzy representation. The 150 element vector is passed through 4 hidden layers with 128, 128, 128, and 20 hidden nodes per layer. The 20 element vector finally obtained is trained using RNN and objective function defined above.
Output
The output could be any of the 3 δt values which would be a function of RNN weights, feature representation of fuzzy input and last action i.e. δt-1
Fuzzy initialization
The fuzzy representations requires 3 means and sigmas for each dimension of 50 dimensions. For the same, the data is clustered into 3 clusters using k-means, and the mean and sigma of respective dimension of 3 clusters provide for good initialization of fuzzy representations
Hidden layer weight initialization
The hidden layer initialization follows from an old technique of initializing a DNN with encoder weights of an AE (AutoEncoder).
Evaluation
The FDDR model is trained on 15000 data points and tested on 5000 data points from each of the 3 instruments separately - China Shanghai Shenzhen 300 Stock Index Futures (IF) , silver (AG) and sugar (SU) contracts from commodity markets.
The FDDR and other models trained with both total profits (TP) and Sharpe Ratio (SR) as objective functions. The performance looks like this as compared to DRL (deep reinforcement learning - actor based), SCOT (sparse coding-inspired optimal training), DDR (deep direct reinforcement learning), FDDR (fuzzy DDR)
Also, the performances of market price prediction based DL methods (methods which predict if pries will go up, down or remain stationary) were compared. It’s to be noted that such system performs better than FDDR when there are no transaction costs (like brokerage and slippage involved) but with inclusion of such costs, FDDR seems to be performing even better.
Justin A. Sirignano, Apaar Sadhwani, and Kay Giesecke
In this paper, the authors explore usage of ensemble of deep neural networks for predicting the possibility of one of the many mortgage states - current, 30 days past due, 60 days past due, 90+ days past due, foreclosure, REO (real estate owned), and paid off using dataset of 25 million subprime and 93 million prime mortgages.
There are few notable differences from any previous work on mortgage pricing and state prediction:
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For the first time, so many discrete states of mortgage were considered, most of the previous work involved default or prepayment. The granularity of the data in terms of labels is important since the transitions across states is an important metric to monitor over a long time horizon
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The granularity and size of features is also unprecedented in the study. The broad set of risk factors describing borrower, product, and performance characteristics, as well as local and national economic conditions were not studied in collection before this.
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This is the first time deep learning was used in a mortgage risk prediction setup wherein deep neural nets were trained. The most important reason for successful training was the huge amount of data the authors had used for their studies.
Method
The networks are trained on 294 features on a 1-month period data predicting the conditional probability of the mortgage state at the end of the month given the features at start of month. Of the 294 explanatory variables, 233 are loanlevel feature and performance variables, 25 are indicators for missing features, and 36 are economic variables. The entire ensemble of 8 neural nets with 5 hidden layers is trained on cloud over roughly 3.5 billion samples.
Prediction
For prediction, there are 2 implementations that have been explored.
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The dynamic model gives transition probabilities between the states for 1-month ahead transitions. The transition probability matrix for t-months (2 month, 6 month, 1 year, etc.) ahead is simply the expectation of the product of the transition probability matrices at months 0, 1, . . . , t − 1. However for the subsequent predictions, a time series of Monte Carlo simulations of the features needs to be computed starting from initial t=0.
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An alternate assumption, which is advantageous for reducing the computational burden and can be accurate for shorter time horizons, is that the economic covariates in Xt are frozen at t = 0. That is, only the state of the mortgage and deterministic elements of Xt (e.g., the balance of a fixed rate mortgage and time to maturity) are allowed to evolve over time. Then, the transition probability matrix for a horizon t > 1 is the product of the deterministic transition probability matrices at months 0, 1, . . . , t − 1
Results
An investor desires a loan portfolio with uninterrupted cashflow. Delinquency often produces a loss of cashflow while prepayments lead to early cashflows that might have to be reinvested at lower interest rates. Uninterrupted cashflows require loans which are both unlikely to be delinquent and unlikely to prepay. This is equivalent to a portfolio of loans which are highly likely to remain current. An example is a bank which originates loans and retains some loans on their balance sheet. Another example is an investment fund or structurer who constructs a loan portfolio. Given an available pool of loans to select a portfolio from, an investor can rank those loans by the likelihood that they remain current according to their model of choice.For a portfolio of size N, the investor will choose the N loans with the highest probabilities of remaining current.
The deep learning model’s area under the ROC curve (AUC) is over 10% greater than the logistic regression’s AUC for predicting transitions to paid off. The deep learning model’s superior accuracy directly translates into improved profit and loss for an investor or lender. Portfolios constructed using the deep learning model outperform portfolios chosen via the logistic regression model, with a 50% reduction in prepayments over a 1 year out-of-sample period. The neural network portfolio has a 46% smaller loss than the logistic regression portfolio at a 1 year time horizon.
Luna M. Zhang
In this paper, the authors discuss a evolution based learning and parameter optimization strategy for neural nets used for predicting market prices of DJIA and 30Y Treasury Constant Maturity Rate
Evolution strategy
The author tries evolution based learning strategy instead of traditional back-propagation strategy to optimize the cost function of the neural nets.
In normal DNNs, the weights for each connection is optimized through multiple epochs. GDNNs (Genetically evolved DNNs) are similar to DNNs in their design, except GDNNs designed so as the neurons in each layer have same activation function but the activation function can be either of the 3 - unipolar sigmoid, bipolar sigmoid, tanh. In DNNs, normally the activation function remains the same across neuron but in lieu of the specific design of GDNNs, the activation function type as well as the weights are optimized for each connection.
Training
The fitness function for the evolution is defined as the negative of MSE. The exact mechanism of crossover during mutation hasn’t been defined explicitly in the paper. As per general evolution mechanism, the best performing GDNNs are chosen for cross-over to produce offsprings for next generation.
Results
The results show that the best performance is obtained for fewer hidden layers (likely due to overfitting in larger networks). The evolution strategy helps to improve the performance of networks with multiple activation across different layers as compared to same activations in each layer.


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The man responsible is described as white, in his 30s, around 5ft 10 inches in height with black curly hair. He was wearing black clothing and a black hat.
by Eric McGowan, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/eric-mcgowan/Detectives are appealing for information after an 83 year-old woman was robbed in Ardrossan on Sunday.
The pensioner was attacked at around 2.55pm as she was walked in the town's Winton Street.
She was uninjured but badly shaken as a result of the robbery.
The man responsible is described as white, in his 30s, around 5ft 10 inches in height with black curly hair.
Detective Inspector Mick Carr said: “Enquiries are continuing into this robbery and we are continuing to study CCTV footage to gather more information on the man responsible.
“Officers are appealing for anyone who was in the area of Winton Street on Sunday afternoon around the time of the robbery, or the nearby Glasgow Lane, Anderson Terrace and Seton Street, as they may have information that will assist our enquiries. I would also ask anyone driving in the same areas with dash-cam footage to contact us."
Saltcoats Police Station can be contacted through 101 quoting reference number 2330 of 10th November refers. Alternatively Crimestoppers can be contacted on 0800 555 111, where anonymity can be maintained.


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Creates new copies of the library.
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All methods that send a request to the API decode the JSON into the equivalent Lua table structures and then return a read-only proxy to the decoded data. This proxy is a regular table with its __index, __pairs and __ipairs metamethods pointing to the original data. Access to nested tables also returns a proxy rather than the raw table.
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local wowbase = require("bnet.wow") local t = { stuff = "more stuff" } t = wowbase:New(t) -- Create a new copy of the module using the existing table t as the base. This preserves any existing data in t. assert(t.stuff == "more stuff")


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How much time does it take to build muscle?
The question that every person asks before stepping into fitness, How much time is it going to take me to build a physique like that? We all like the saying that 'patience is the key to everything good in life' but most of us bake a different opinion when it comes to bodybuilding, we want good results in a short amount of time and that is definitely possible but as we all know it depends. Now let's explore the answers to what it depends upon?
There are three types of physiques into which every person can be differentiated.
Ectomorph - Ectomorphs are the people whom we refer to as skinny dudes with rapid metabolism and long limbs and small joints. Due to fast metabolism, the glycogen in the body gets rapidly converted to energy thus making it hard for the ectomorphs to gain muscle.
Mesomorph - Mesomorphs are the people that have an ideal body shape with broad shoulders and thin waist and they neither look too skinny or too fat. They have stable metabolism with balanced consumption to exhaustion ratio thus making it easier for them to gain muscle.
 They have a rounded body with small shoulders and limbs. They have trouble losing weight due to slow metabolism thus making it difficult for them to shed fat and gain muscle.
Another factor that muscle gain depends upon is the natural levels of testosterone produced in the body. Testosterone is an androgenic male hormone that is responsible for male characteristics including bigger muscles. Testosterone plays a major role in protein synthesis and helps in forming muscle fibers, highs levels of testosterone result in a faster gain of muscle mass.
Figure out what type of body-type you fall into and read further to learn how much time is it gonna take you to gain noticeable muscle mass.
ECTOMORPH
Higher calorie intake.
More protein consumption.
Heavy compound lifts.
Less cardio.
MESOMORPH
Maintain a slight calorie surplus(200-400 calories).
Don't go overboard with protein consumption as your body is already programmed to absorb more protein.
Maintain a balance between weightlifting and cardio.
ENDOMORPH
Maintain a calorie deficit.
Moderate protein consumption.
Strength training with compound lifts.
Extended sessions of cardio.
HIIT(High-Intensity Interval Training) 2-3 times/week.
As blunt as it sounds ectomorphs have to put in a lot of training and sweat into building muscle as they carry the metabolism of a car engine, the body doesn't get enough time to absorb and synthesize all the essential nutrients required for muscle gain and to exasperate they have low levels of testosterone resulting in less testosterone to synthesize the protein. Factors that ectomorphs should keep in mind to accelerate muscle growth are:
If all the factors are properly maintained and taken care of ectomorphs can see visible muscle gain in 6-8 months.
The best somatotype that every person dreams of is a mesomorph. Mesomorphs are the genetic lottery winners with balanced metabolism and high levels of testosterone they flaunt their broad shoulders and slim waist with pride but that doesn't mean that they don't have to put in the effort required to build a physique. The potential benefits of being a mesomorph are that they have to put in lesser efforts than ectomorphs and endomorphs, they tend to shed fat quickly and build muscle faster. But certain factors can help mesomorphs quickly progress with the process:
If all the above factors are properly dealt with mesomorphs can see visible muscle gain in 2-3 months.
Finally the endomorphs, they have a big window for easy muscle gain but they also accumulate fat easily. Endomorphs are generally pear-shaped big people who tend to put on weight rapidly as a direct result of slow metabolism. But endomorphs are at a greater advantage as compared to ectomorphs as they also have a stable mechanism required to put on muscle mass. If a fitness regime is executed properly by endomorphs, they can shed that excess body fat easily and put on some lean muscle mass paving way for a quality physique.
If all the above points are followed than endomorphs can expect to see visible muscle gain in 3-4 months.
As an ending note, it doesn't matter what body-type you may fall in, the effort endured will always serve as a measuring milestone to the quality of success you can expect as an outcome. Put your foot on the paddle and keep grinding until you reach your goal, it's gonna ultimately pay off, and if you are lucky enough you are gonna witness a more subtle feeling , the feeling of satisfaction. Don't let your genetics hold you back, take advantage of the resources, find solutions to problems, and note what works for you and if you are stuck we are always here to help.


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Jackson Hole is located in the western part of Wyoming, minutes from the Idaho border. Jackson Hole boasts the only airport to be located in a National Park. Jon and Jenny believe it is the most beautiful airport in the world. Airfare can be expensive so they suggest purchasing tickets as early as possible. Many hotels offer transportation to and from the airport, a mere 15 minutes from town. If you're looking for a cheaper option or if you’re interested in taking a long scenic drive, Idaho Falls is the 2nd closest airport. If you don't mind a longer trek, Salt Lake City airport is the closest after. Close to 5 hours away, this airport offers more options for flights and usually cheaper airfare. Rental cars and shuttles are available from Idaho Falls and Salt Lake City.
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Second batch of bicentennial S$20 notes to be available from next week
SINGAPORE: All those who have applied for the second batch of Singapore Bicentennial S$20 commemorative notes will receive their requested number of bills, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced on Friday (Nov 1).
In a news release, MAS said applicants will receive an SMS notification with the number of notes and the bank branch they have selected for exchange by Sunday.
They will be able to make their exchange from Nov 4 to 18. However, those who opted to go to DBS and POSB bank branches will have until Nov 30 to get their notes, in order to avoid long queues due to the large number of applicants.
Remaining notes will be made available to the public after the exchange period for online applicants, with each person allowed to exchange for up to 10 notes per transaction.
MAS received more than 200,000 applications for 1.8 million commemorative notes.
READ: MAS launches online application for new batch of Singapore bicentennial S$20 notes
READ: 2 million more Singapore bicentennial S$20 notes to be issued to meet demand
In June, MAS said it would issue 2 million more notes to meet demand, after the initial 2 million were snapped up within a week of its launch.
Hundreds of listings also appeared on selling platform Carousell and eBay, with some being sold for as much as S$988.
Online applications for the second batch of notes was announced in September.


DPP to appeal sentence of Vanderbijlpark father who shot and killed his son
by Ntwaagae SelekaThe Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) in Pretoria will appeal the conviction of a Vanderbijlpark father who shot and killed his son after he mistook him for a burglar.
According to Gauteng National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) spokesperson Phindi Mjonondwane, the DPP viewed the sentence handed to Coert Johannes Kruger by the Vanderbijlpark Regional Court as shocking.
Kruger was released on a warning and did not serve any jail time.
READ: Dad who killed son after mistaking him for a burglar freed after murder conviction
Mjonondwane said the sentence imposed on Kruger was inappropriate and the DPP had successfully applied for leave to appeal it.
"The accused shot and killed his own son, Coert Johannes Kruger Junior, who was on the roof of his grandmother's house on the evening of March 22. Kruger later pleaded guilty to a charge of murder and explained he reacted to an alarm being activated at his mother's house, and met with a security guard.
"After an investigation, the accused and the security guard located a person on the roof and Kruger immediately shot at him, only to realise at a later stage that he had shot his own son."
She said in terms of the law, the grounds for the State to appeal was limited to a question of law which could be misinterpreted, misdirected or misapplied.
Misdirection
In this instance, the NPA is of the view that the magistrate committed a serious misdirection by not referring to the most recent sentence, where under similar circumstances in a Lenasia Magistrate's Court case, a father was sentenced to 10 years, which was suspended for five years.
Last year, Sibusiso Emanuel Tshabalala shot and killed his son, Luyanda, after he knocked on the window of the car in which Tshabalala was sleeping. Tshabalala at the time believed he was being robbed.
"The great disparity in the two sentences under similar circumstances, both in the Gauteng division, does not augur well for legal precedent. The principle of stare decisis is sacrosanct in that the law expounded in one case should be followed in deciding cases with similar material facts, hence the NPA could not leave this matter unchallenged," said Mjonodwane.


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LOST IN SPACE - Opened 3 April 1998 (US); Cast: Gary Oldman, William Hurt, Mimi Rogers, Heather Graham, Matt LeBlanc, Lacey Chabert, Jack Johnson
It's hard to write a movie review from a hospital bed. But it seemed almost appropriate; the only reason I'm in the hospital is that "Lost In Space," billed as thrill-a-minute action, oozed so much sweetness and light I went into insulin shock.
There is some action hidden in there, but "Lost In Space" is really about weird surprises. You'll be surprised at how little sense it makes; you'll be surprised by the almost wooden acting, not-quite-complete computer graphics, and the fact that you actually paid money to watch.
The story of the Dysfunctional Family Robinson is a simple one indeed - Earth is going to pot; the spacecraft Jupiter 2, manned by said Robinsons, is going out looking for a new place for humanity to call home. After forty minutes of tedious attempts at character development, Jupiter 2 finally launches. The villainous Dr. Smith (Gary Oldman) tries to sabotage the trip, but ends up being trapped aboard the craft. They get lost on the way.
The insulin shock comes from the family's attempts to regain some sense of normality. The happily married John and Maureen (William Hurt and Mimi Rogers) aren't so happy; Judy (Heather Graham) has an obnoxious pilot (Matt LeBlanc) chasing after her; boy genius Will (Jack Johnson) is starved for attention; and perky Penny (Lacey Chabert) can't find a decent shopping mall anywhere. By the end of the movie, they're such a perfect nuclear family that you just want them to die horrible deaths at the hands of the newly-mutated Dr. Smith.
This movie has so many plot holes, you could drive a Mack truck full of 60s "Lost In Space" videos through it and never miss a beat. Set just sixty years in the future, most of its technological innovations (from holographic phones to the hyperdrive) are wildly improbable. Even worse is the statement that, between now and then, the Earth will become a single, unified political entity.
But the real killer is the "time bubble" that dominates the last half of the movie - time paradoxes have to be done very carefully. Even Terminator 2 messed them up, but it can be forgiven because it was cool in so many other ways. "Lost In Space" lacks its redeeming qualities.
What the movie lacks in coherence, it also lacks in acting. Hurt and Rogers just aren't convincing as a married couple. Graham and LeBlanc are similarly uninteresting; by the end of the movie they're locking lips, although nobody's sure why. Chabert and Johnson are just plain annoying. The only saving grace is the always-entertaining Oldman; deranged psychotics are his specialty, after all, and he somehow manages to rise up from the utter mediocrity he's mired in.
Even the computer graphics aren't all that spectacular. The explosions are mundane, the Jupiter 2 looks like it's made out of plastic, and the ubiquitous robot is just as hokey-looking as ever. Given that "Lost In Space" tries desperately to take itself seriously, this may be the worst flaw of all.
If you go to see "Lost In Space," you'll end up "Lost" yourself - you'll have lost about five bucks and two hours of your time with almost nothing to show for it.
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i.e.: PLEASE PRESERVE HTML TAGS {% endcomment %} {% blocktrans trimmed %}Suffix Passthrough (SPT) is a feature that lets you add any suffix to an identifier, and when a user selects ("clicks on") the identifier, the suffix is added to the end of the identifier's location (target) URL. It dramatically reduces the maintenance burden by permitting one identifier to stand in for many identifiers.
The transformation of an identifier into its final location URL is done by a web server called a resolver, and the transformation is called resolution. Typically a web browser uses the resolver to find the final location URL, which it then displays in its location bar. Currently SPT works only for ARK identifiers and only with the Name-to-Thing (N2T) resolver.
Basically, Suffix Passthrough makes every ARK the root of its own "namespace". Any user-added suffix, which is a common way to form sub-object identifiers, will be passed through to the registered target object. For example, a dataset with 10,000 component parts and just this one "ancestor" ARK,
http://n2t.net/ark:/12345/x98765
would effectively allow access to 10,000 ARKs, but only require you to manage the ancestor ARK. Those sub-object ARKs might look like:
http://n2t.net/ark:/12345/x98765/study1/location1/day1.cs
http://n2t.net/ark:/12345/x98765/study1/location3/day19.cs
...
http://n2t.net/ark:/12345/x98765/study92/location18/day96.xlsx
When a user clicks on one, it is submitted to N2T. Failing to find it registered, N2T scans backwards starting from the end of the user-supplied ARK string and stops at the first ancestor ARK that is registered.
The part that was scanned over, stretching from the first registered ancestor ARK to the end of the original string, comprises the suffix.
http://n2t.net/ark:/12345/x98765/study92/location18/day96.xlsx
\______________________________/\____________________________/
ancestor ARK suffix
Then it redirects the user's browser to the ancestor's target URL, appending the suffix that it scanned. So if the ancestor ARK's target was,
http://n2t.net/ark:/12345/x98765 --> http://datazoo.example.com/carbon288
\______________________________/ \__________________________________/
ancestor ARK ancestor ARK's target URL
the user would be (hypothetically) redirected to
http://datazoo.example.com/carbon288/study92/location18/day96.xlsx
\__________________________________/\____________________________/
ancestor's target URL suffix
Note that SPT is only useful when the target server can respond to the suffixes it receives. For example, you would not instruct users how to add suffixes to the above ARK unless the target server was prepared to provide access to its 10,000 sub-objects. Fortunately, SPT is easy to illustrate in some cases, such as when the target server extends resource names with query strings or ordinary URL paths.
Rule: if identifier A has target T, suffix passthrough means the extended identifier A/X has targetT/X.
Using more words, for an identifier A stored in N2T that has the target URL T, if you add a suffix X to A and resolve (eg, click on) the URL A/X, you will be redirected to the URL T/X.
Some limitations and exceptions apply. For example, during the backwards scan, potential ancestor ARKs are tested (to see if they are registered) only at each "word" boundary, where a word here means a string of letters and digits. Also, scanning stops when the NAAN (the 5-digit number after the "ark:/") is reached.
You can see SPT in action by clicking on the extended ARKs below. These are "ARKs" (for illustration purposes only, not long-term stable) that are not registered in the N2T resolver, but are formed by adding a suffix to an ARK that is registered.
Example 1. One registration standing in for several CDL service page "ARKs".
Example 2. One registration standing in for any number of Wikipedia article "ARKs".
Example 3. One registration standing in for any number of internet search "ARKs".
You can experiment easily by pasting this registered ARK,
http://n2t.net/ark:/12345/fk3
into your browser's location field and appending (no spaces) a "search term" suffix of your choice.
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Our youngest lab project, “With the eyes of the machine”, focuses on current developments in artificial intelligence and machine learning. In addition to language processing, image and facial recognition technologies have made significant leaps in the last few years. But the road to widespread implementation of these technologies is littered with open questions about the ethical implications they present. Most recently, Berlin has experienced its own political controversy around the subject as a result of authorities experimenting with a trial run (link in German) of facial recognition technology at the Südkreuz train station.
{% include macro-image-section.html src="../images/bons.jpg" caption="Test run of our thermal printer for the AI Photobooth" %}For Berlin's "Long Night of the Sciences", we developed an AI Photo Booth that allowed visitors to have their portraits algorithmically analyzed. Visitors were given the results of this analysis so they could see how accurate they found the algorithm’s assessment. In addition to making facial recognition technology and machine learning more tangible for average people, we also want to start a conversation about the possible applications of these still-emerging technologies, as well as the opportunities and risks they present. As part of this effort, we have produced informational cards about current realms of application and conflict surrounding AI technology. Below, we’ve collected all of the project’s relevant materials, background information and links for further reading.


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Dubbox now means Dubbo eXtensions, and it adds features like RESTful remoting, Kyro/FST serialization, etc to the Dubbo service framework.
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The fastest and most productive microservices framework available
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Flex Security sandbox violation
Working in Flex and/or Flash you often run into the same problem many times and forget the easy and common sense answer. Security sandbox violations for me is one of those cases.
Googling for answers is usually fruitless and starts talking about server side crossdomain.xml policy files and meta data. These are important in the long run but what about when they’re in place and you’re just testing new client side code. Well I’ve done this a few times now and EVERY time I do it I completely forget the quick and easy work around. So if you’ve looked into the crossdomain.xml tutorials and everything is ship shape but you still can’t test from your local machine I suggest doing the following.
1. right click on any .swf file
2. choose “Settings…”
3. Privacy Tab
4. “Advanced…” button
this will load up an Adobe page that allows you to change and tweak global settings in Flash player that can only be done so there. It’s pretty clutch.
5. click “Global Security Settings Panel” on the left side menu
6. click “Edit Locations…”
7. click “Add Locations…”
8. in the prompt window that comes up put /
9. click confirm
10. change radio button to “Always allow”
Wahlah… your local .swf files are now null and void as far as cross domain sandbox rules are concerned in the world of Flash player.
What you’ve essentially done here is tell Flash Player to ignore security rules for any files in your root files system. If you’re security minded and run a lot of .swf files that you don’t trust locally I wouldn’t recommend this setting as it completely overrides security measures put in place to protect you. You can also use the “browse” functionality to pick specific files which realistically is much safer from a security stand point. I myself don’t worry about it because I don’t store any .swf files locally when it boils down to it.


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