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Landslides kill at least 36 people as heavy rains lash northwestern Kenya
MOMBASA, Kenya (Reuters) - At least 36 people, including seven children, have been killed by landslides triggered by unusually heavy rains in northwestern Kenya, a local official said on Saturday.
The downpour began on Friday in West Pokot County, which borders Uganda, and worsened overnight, causing flooding and mudslides that swept away four bridges and left the worst-affected village, Muino, unaccessible by road.
“We can confirm that the number of those dead has sadly reached 36. Some people who we thought were lost have been found dead,” Samuel Poghisio, a senator from the county, told Reuters by phone.
“More people are marooned and the entire village is at risk of being wiped out by the floods,” the county’s governor, John Lonyangapuo, told Reuters by phone as he waited for a helicopter to transport him to survey the damage.
He added that rescue efforts were underway in the area, where more than 500 vehicles are stuck on roads damaged by the landslides.
Eleven of the people killed were in the same house, Lonyangapuo said.
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta said in a statement that he had deployed rescue personnel from various agencies including the army and the police to try to stop the “further loss of lives”.
Researchers have warned that warming oceans are causing unpredictable weather patterns in East Africa.
Heavy rains and floods have killed more than 50 people and forced hundreds of thousands of people from their homes across East Africa, aid groups said earlier this month.
Kenya is experiencing a heavier than usual rainy season, the Kenya Meteorological Department said in early November.


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The Endless Summer (1966)
Grade: 70
Bruce Brown directed, produced, edited and narrated "The Endless Summer", a pseudo-documentary that follows two professional surfers around the world. It was filmed as a silent, with witty narration and a surf music score later added. You would think that a documentary on surfing would eventually reach low tide and become beached, but the expected repetition and boredom never quite arrives. This has much to do with the skill of Brown's editing, and his knowledge of and enthusiasm for surfing.
Our surfer protagonists are Mike Hynson and Robert August. We don't get to know them beyong surfing (and some clever comic relief pantomiming) and it fact it is difficult to tell which one is which. Perhaps this is just as well, since that allows the focus to be on the sport of surfing, and how the surf varies worldwide from beach to beach. Brown and the crew stay behind the camera, creating the illusion that they aren't there, and that it is just Mike and Robert who are surfing around the world.
The best part of the film comes early. Mike and Robert begin their travels with the northwest coast of Africa, becoming the first ever to surf there. They encounter local villagers, fishermen and their kids, who had never seen a white man, much less a surfer, in their lives. It is entertaining to see our surfing heroes trying to communicate with the locals, who of course speak no English, and attempting to teach them how to surf.
You don't have to be an expert surfer to appreciate the film. Surfing techniques are explained in amusing slang expressions, and the cinematography, while on the cheap, is very good. Sometimes the waves are awesome, with the surfers risking their lives for the thrill of the ride.
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The analysts and tools vendors have been talking about Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) for many years now and I think they have (of course) been somewhat self serving in their definitions. ALM seems to include whatever product category they have in the current price list and then promising their integrations' would be managements answer to cost and governance issues. I hope to say more about integrations in the future, but I'd like to look at the scope of ALM for now.
If you ask vendors and consultants (including me) about ALM scope you'll get answers such:
- Requirements engineering
- Software Configuration management
- Dependency Tracking
- Change control and work tracking
- Test management
- Software development tools and process
- Software building and processes
- Deployment
- Process Governance
Depending on the vendor you might even get more traditional: Project and Program Management; Project and Application Portfolio Management/Analysis; and Service Management activities thrown in as well.
The usual sales pitch is that everything is managed via a common tooling and provides a common repository. The major, and often single, selling point of this approach is improved governance and business oversight of the SDLC.
However I think it's useful and important to look at the definition of ALM from a customers perspective rather than as analysts or vendors.
It seems that a more pragmatic approach is to describe ALM as the methods, processes and tools that support the management of change for software systems -- with particular, but not exclusive, emphasise on the SDLC. In this context it does not matter if we are using Agile or Waterfall approaches, we chose the best tools and processes for our particular situation. This of course implies that in eighteen months time we may need to re-tool.
Furthermore the methods tools and processes of project management (PM) are much more mature and there is no real need to include them in this evolving segment -- they have their own. Obviously PM will have an influence and impact on ALM and we need to design our ALM approach to dovetail with it. I realise that most vendors will not agree with this.
I have come to the conclusion in order to 'sell' ALM into the teams that will use it we need to ensure, front and centre, that ALM provides a 'better/faster/more' improvement in daily productivity. That should be the primary focus of what is delivered.
Governance, audit etc should be secondary attributes and natural site affects of using ALM (important though they are of course and usually the primary sales message).
So at a practical level we need to be able to provide teams and their specialists with the best tools they need to do their job. Additionally we need to provide a supporting layer of data flows, events and data repositories to
- Assist teams with traceability
- Provide the tracking and management visibility to effectively steer the ship
So the point of this post is to plead with vendors to stop selling a one size fits all tool suite with deep integrations and start enabling shallow API and effective integrations to allow a truly best of breed approach for customers software purchases. It's a shame that ALF project is shuting down.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.foxlabs.validation | |
| org.foxlabs.validation.constraint | |
| org.foxlabs.validation.metadata |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Constraint
The root interface in the constraint hierarchy.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CapitalizeAllConstraint
This class provides
CorrectConstraint implementation that
converts to upper case first letters of all words in a string. |
| CapitalizeConstraint
This class provides
CorrectConstraint implementation that
converts to upper case first letter of first word in a string. |
| CheckConstraint
This class provides base implementation of the
Constraint
interface that only checks value and doesn't modify it. |
| CoalesceConstraint
This class provides
CorrectConstraint implementation that
replaces all whitespaces with single character in a string. |
| ConstrainedBy
Link between a constraint annotation and its
Constraint
implementations. |
| Constraint
The root interface in the constraint hierarchy.
|
| ConstraintAggregation
This class provides base implementation of the
Constraint that
encapsulates other constraints to validate a value. |
| ConstraintViolationException
Thrown to indicate that constraint validation fails.
|
| ConstraintWrapper
This class provides convenient implementation of the
Constraint
that can be subclassed to wrap another constraint. |
| CorrectConstraint
This class provides base implementation of the
Constraint
interface that modifies (corrects) value and never throws
ConstraintViolationException . |
| DefaultComparator
This class provides
java.util.Comparator implementation for
objects that implement java.lang.Comparable interface. |
| DespaceConstraint
This class provides
CorrectConstraint implementation that
removes all whitespaces from a string. |
| EmailAddressConstraint
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a string is valid email address. |
| Enumeration
Checks whether value of the annotated element is one of the allowed constants.
|
| EnumerationConstraint
This class provides base implementation of the
CheckConstraint
that checks whether the specified value is one of the allowed constants. |
| EnumerationConstraint.Default
This class provides default
EnumerationConstraint
implementation based on static set of constants. |
| FileExistsConstraint
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
existence of a file or directory. |
| FutureDateConstraint
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a date is date in the future. |
| HostnameConstraint
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a string is valid internet hostname according to
RFC 1123. |
| IdentifierConstraint
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a string is valid identifier. |
| IdentityConstraint
This class provides
Constraint implementation that just returns
value unchanged. |
| IgnoreCaseEnumeration
Checks whether the annotated string is one of the allowed constants (case
insensitive matching).
|
| IgnoreCaseEnumerationConstraint
This class provides
EnumerationConstraint implementation based
on static set of case insensitive strings. |
| ImageAdjust
Image size adjust mode.
|
| ImageSize
Checks whether the size of the annotated image is within maximum bounds.
|
| ImageSizeConstraint
This class provides base implementation of the
Constraint that
checks whether the size of an image is within maximum bounds. |
| ImageSizeConstraint.Context
Context to be used by image codecs.
|
| InetAddressConstraint
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a string is valid internet address (can be either hostname or IP
address). |
| Ip4AddressConstraint
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a string is valid IPv4 address. |
| Ip6AddressConstraint
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a string is valid IPv6 address. |
| IpAddressConstraint
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a string is valid IPv4 or IPv6 address. |
| IsFalseConstraint
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a boolean value is false . |
| IsNullConstraint
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a value is null . |
| IsTrueConstraint
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a boolean value is true . |
| LogLevelConstraint
This class provides
EnumerationConstraint implementation for
java.util.logging.Level known constants. |
| LowerCaseConstraint
This class provides
CorrectConstraint implementation that
converts a string to lower case. |
| MimeTypeConstraint
This class provides
RegexConstraint implementation that checks
whether a string is valid MIME type representation. |
| NotBlankConstraint
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that
checks whether a string is not null or empty. |
| NotEmptyConstraint
This class provides base implementation of the
CheckConstraint
that checks whether a value is not empty. |
| NotEmptyConstraint.ArrayType
This class provides
NotEmptyConstraint implementation for
all array types. |
| NotEmptyConstraint.CollectionType
This class provides
NotEmptyConstraint implementation for
all JDK java.util.Collection types. |
| NotEmptyConstraint.MapType
This class provides
NotEmptyConstraint implementation for
all JDK java.util.Map types. |
| NotEmptyConstraint.StringType
This class provides
NotEmptyConstraint implementation for
java.lang.String type. |
| NotNullConstraint
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a value is not null . |
| NullifyConstraint
This class provides
CorrectConstraint implementation that
replaces an empty string with null . |
| PastDateConstraint
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a date is date in the past. |
| PropertyComparisonConstraint
This class provides base implementation of the
CheckConstraint
that applies binary comparison operator to a value and other property. |
| RegexConstraint
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a string matches the regular expression. |
| RemoveNullElementsConstraint
This class provides base implementation of the
CorrectConstraint
that removes all null elements from a sequence. |
| RemoveNullElementsConstraint.ArrayType
This class provides
RemoveNullElementsConstraint
implementation for all array types. |
| RemoveNullElementsConstraint.CollectionType
This class provides
RemoveNullElementsConstraint
implementation for all JDK java.util.Collection types. |
| SequenceElementConstraint
This class provides base implementation of the
Constraint that
uses another constraint to validate elements of a sequence. |
| SetNullConstraint
This class provides
CorrectConstraint implementation that
replaces a value with null . |
| SizeConstraint
This class provides base implementation of the
CheckConstraint
that checks whether the size of a value is within allowed minimum and
maximum bounds. |
| SupportedEncodingConstraint
This class provides
EnumerationConstraint implementation that
checks whether a string is in list of available charset names supported by
JRE. |
| SupportedImageMimeConstraint
This class provides
EnumerationConstraint implementation that
checks whether a string is in list of available image MIME types supported
by javax.imageio.ImageIO . |
| SupportedLocaleConstraint
This class provides
EnumerationConstraint implementation that
checks whether a locale is in list of available locales supported by JRE. |
| SupportedTimeZoneConstraint
This class provides
EnumerationConstraint implementation that
checks whether a time zone is in list of available time zones supported by
JRE. |
| SysdateConstraint
This class provides
CorrectConstraint implementation that
replaces a null date with current system date. |
| TrimConstraint
This class provides
CorrectConstraint implementation that
removes leading and trailing whitespaces from a string. |
| UpperCaseConstraint
This class provides
CorrectConstraint implementation that
converts a string to upper case. |
| UriAddressConstraint
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a string is valid URI reference. |
| UrlAddressConstraint
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a string is valid URL reference. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Constraint
The root interface in the constraint hierarchy.
|
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THOUSANDS ARE DELAYED AS CONRAIL FREIGHT TRAIN DERAILS
NEW YORK _ A double-decker car on a Conrail freight train
slammed into a railway overpass in the Bronx early Friday, causing
a derailment that severely disrupted service on the Hudson line of
the Metro-North commuter railway for much of the day and left
thousands of commuters scrambling to get to work.
Conrail officials acknowledged that the freight train should not
have been loaded with a double-decker car on that rail line, and
the accident underscored how any disruption on the heavily
overburdened rail lines can affect the whole system.
Although no one was injured in the accident, which involved a
125-car Conrail freight train traveling into New York City from
Albany, it hobbled train service not only on the Hudson line but
also on the Harlem and New Haven lines, whose tracks were
temporarily closed because of the derailment.
``I couldn't get to work at the usual time,'' said Nadine C.
Johnson, a Manhattan lawyer who lives in Ossining, N.Y., and was
forced with hundreds of other riders on the Hudson line to get off
her train in the Bronx and transfer for a long subway ride into
midtown.
``I considered not going at all,'' she said. And after being
``really rattled'' by a radio report that commuters might find no
service when they wanted to return home from Manhattan, she said
she was relieved to find that delays were the worst she would face
in her commute.
Long delays continued into the evening for passengers on the
Hudson line, which the freight train was using when it derailed,
scattering twisted pieces of metal and other debris on the sidings
near River Avenue and 153rd Street.
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expected to be running normally for weekday commuters on Monday.
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The delays Friday angered and frustrated riders from Stamford,
Conn., to Poughkeepsie, N.Y., but also gave many an excuse to
extend their weekend, or at least prepare for it.
``It actually helped me,'' said Elizabeth Nolan of Tarrytown,
N.Y., who works as an administrator at a Manhattan clothing
company, and who said she heard of the derailment on the radio at
5:30 a.m.
She seized upon the opportunity to postpone her early morning
commute, and stayed at home long enough to bake cookies and run
errands before boarding a train that deposited her at the Marble
Hill station, where she then transferred to a subway, at 9:30 a.m.
``I can leave Westchester with a clear mind,'' she said with a
laugh.
Far less sanguine, however, were senior officials of Conrail,
Metro-North and the New York state Department of Transportation,
for whom the accident provided a glaring example of the dangers
inherent in an overburdened rail system.
Ms. Anders said several government agencies, including the
National Transportation Safety Board, were investigating the cause
of the accident. ``This is a case where some poor soul simply put a
car on that train that was too big to get under the overpass,'' she
said.
Responsibility for the freight train and the configuration of
its cars rests with Conrail, which for decades has used portions of
the track owned by Metro-North to haul freight on long trains that
make their way in and out of the city, mainly to Albany and
elsewhere in the country in the hours before dawn, when the tracks
would otherwise be idle.


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All the profiles and pages of scientists, experts, physicians, universities, organisations and scientific initiatives were compiled by Science Pulse’s development team through a number of methods. We found those profiles mostly through three ways:
Anyone can suggest a new profile to include in our platform through this form.
If you are a scientist or expert with a profile mapped by this tool, you can ask us to be left out. Send an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Currently, we collect data from tweets and Facebook posts.
On Twitter, our database is updated regularly with new tweets and counts, in respect to Twitter’s free API limits. Our datasets are updated every 20 minutes.
All of our trends consider only tweets published in the last 12-hours by our listed profiles. They consider both authored tweets and retweets as separate posts.
Trending tweets are separated into three groups for each language:
Trending: shows tweets with the highest interactions, compared to what each account would generally have. This measure is designed to find content which stands out from a profile’s average. It’s based on CrowdTangle’s overperforming metric: we establish a “penalty” for users with less engagement, in order not to let posts with very low engagement stand out only because it’s author has a small number of followers.
On Fire: lists tweets authored by Pulse’s list members that had the largest number of retweets from the whole population of Twitter users (retweet count), at the moment of the last data collection. Users can choose from two options: Discovery shows tweets from ranks the five tweets with the highest RT:followers ratio published by Pulse’s list members (and only if they had more than 1 retweet); and Popularity shows tweets from all users listed in Science Pulse’s database.
Radar: shows a random list of 5 tweets with more than one retweet and originally authored by profiles listed on Science Pulse. By clicking on “Get new tweets” users get a new sample from random tweets under the same criteria. This sample is also stratified in order to always show two tweets from non-male experts/academics.
The Discover More tab digs deeper into our databases. It contains four sets of information on tweets posted in the last 12 hours and they are also filtered by language:
Active Users: the users who have tweeted the most over this period;
Hashtags: the most shared hashtags in the same time-lapse;
Also popular on pulse: we use a clustering algorithm (k-means clustering) to classify those tweets into four groups according to their retweet count at the time of the last data collection (1 through 4, with 4 being those with the most retweets). Then, we consider only tweets from “group 2”, eliminating those that are probably personal messages and thus have less retweets (group 1) and those that had reached our main trends (Trends tab) or had reached users’ Twitter timelines by their own organic reach (groups 3 and 4). Inside group 2, the also popular within pulse set uses the same metrics as the Popular within pulse set from the Trends tab.
Hidden gems: this set shows a random sample of five tweets from the previously described group 2. Tweets can coincide with the previous set, but gives the user a chance to find other interesting content that is not trending.
Popular among scientists: shows the most retweeted posts published in Pulse’s database by the list’s own members. Every time one member shared a tweet, it counts as one. The highest ranked posts had the highest number of retweets inside the sample, thus identifying the tweets that got the most attention by the listed accounts. For example, if 15 profiles in our sample shared this @WHO tweet, it has a 15 share rate.
The COVID-19 SPECIAL tab filters tweets in the last 12 hours by keywords related to Covid-19. Thus, it shows trends focused on pandemic-related issues. The metrics used here are same for the Active users, Hashtags and Popular among scientists from the Explore tab - with the caveat that we exclude common hashtags, such as #COVID-19, Trending and On Fire from the Trends tab.
These are the keywords we apply as filters: “Covid”, “covid”, “Coronavirus”, “coronavirus”, “Corona”, “corona”, “SARS-CoV-2”, “Sars-CoV-2”, “SRAG”, “sindrome”, “syndrome”, “pandemic”, “pandemia”, “WHO”, “OMS”, “quarantine”, “social distancing”, “quarentena”, “isolamento social”, “distanciamento social”, “mascara”, “mask”, “distanciamiento social”, “spread”, “asymptomatic”, “epidemic”, “outbreak”, “epidemia”, “vacina”, “vaccine”, “wuhan”, “Wuhan”, “herd immunity”, “imunidade de rebanho”, “imunidade coletiva”, “lockdown”, “blood clot”, “coágulo”, “AstraZeneca”, “Astrazeneca”, “astrazeneca”, “Coronovac”, “CoronoVac”, “coronavac”, “Janssen”, “janssen”, “Sputnik”, “sputnik”, “máscara”, “mascara”, “mask”.
In the Profiles tab, we list all members from the group of scientists, institutions, researchers and experts curated by Science Pulse. To help users discover new and reliable sources of scientific information, the Find New Experts table shows a random sample of five accounts which have a number of followers smaller than the median number of followers from the profiles in our sample.
On this tab, users can compare engagement trends of up to 4 Twitter accounts monitored by the Science Pulse, according to four different metrics: engagement trend, engagement rate, interactions’ total and number of posted tweets.
In the Tweets Search tab, users can search from tweets over the last 90 days, according to different filters, such as user-defined keywords, date range, verified profiles, retweets or replies.
Last update to this page made on May 14, 2021


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| Joe Blogs | 100% | First |
| Fred Busybud | 50% | third |
| Span across … two columns | column 3 |
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- Wake up, drink coffee
- Feed the cat
- Ponder on the duality of human existence
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Hi all, welcome to my personal website. I am a 4th year PhD student in the CS department of Georgia Institute of Technology, who is passinoate about efficient/automated ML and algorithm-hardware co-design!
My CV is available at here in case you are interested !
Research Experience
- 12/2022 – Present: PhD Student at Georgia Tech
- Transferred to GT along with my advisor Prof. Yingyan Lin
- 08/2019 – 12/2022: Master Degree at Rice University
- Under the supervision of Prof. Yingyan Lin
- 09/2015 – 06/2019: Bachelor Degree at Huazhong University of Science and Technology
- Under the supervision of Prof. Pan Zhou and Prof. Wenyu Liu
For more information, refer to our Lab’s homepage [Website] [LinkedIn] [Twitter] [Github] [Youtube]
Internship Experiences
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- I will not be available for 2023 summer internship.
- Past
- 08/2022 – 12/2022: Part-time Research Intern @ Meta Reality Labs
- 05/2022 – 08/2022: Full-time Research Intern @ Meta Reality Labs
- 08/2021 – 04/2022: Part-time Research Intern @ Baidu Research (USA)
- 05/2021 – 08/2021: Full-time Research Intern @ Baidu Research (USA)
News Highlight
- Our EyeCoD (ISCA’22) was selected for being the IEEE Micro’s Top Pick of 2023 !
- Haoran gave an invited talk at UT-Austin Energy-Aware Computing Group !
- Haoran gave an invited talk at ACCV’22 Recent Advances in Efficient Deep Learning for Computer Vision Turorial !
- Our ViTCoD (HPCA’23) was selected for Meta Faculty Research Award of 2022 !
- Our i-FlatCam (VLSI’22) won the first place in University Best Demonstration at DAC 2022 !
- Our Early-Bird Tickets was accepted as Spotlight at ICLR’20 !
Publication List
> Conference:
H. You, Y. Xiong, X. Dai, B. Wu, P. Zhang, H. Fan, P. Vajda, Y. Lin.
Castling-ViT: Compressing Self-Attention via Switching Towards Linear-Angular Attention During Vision Transformer Inference.
[Paper]H. You, Z. Sun, H. Shi, Z. Yu, Y. Zhao, Y. Zhang, C. Li, B. Li, Y. Lin.
ViTCoD: Vision Transformer Acceleration via Dedicated Algorithm and Accelerator Co-Design. In HPCA 2023 (Acceptance rate: 25%).
Selected as the Meta Faculty Research Award of 2022 !
[Paper] [Code]H. You, B. Li, Z. Sun, X. Ouyang, Y. Lin.
SuperTickets: Drawing Task-Agnostic Lottery Tickets from Supernets via Jointly Architecture Searching and Parameter Pruning. In ECCV 2022 (Acceptance rate: 20%).
[Paper] [Code] [Slide] [Poster] [Talk@ECCV]H. You, B. Li, H. Shi, Y. Fu, Y. Lin.
ShiftAddNAS: Hardware-Inspired Search for More Accurate and Efficient Neural Networks. In ICML 2022 (Acceptance rate: 20%).
[Paper] [Code] [Slide] [Talk@ICML]H. You, C. Wan, Y. Zhao, Z. Yu, Y. Fu, J. Yuan, S. Wu, S. Zhang, Y. Zhang, C. Li, V. Boominathan, A. Veeraraghavan, Z. Li, Y. Lin.
EyeCoD: Eye Tracking System Acceleration via FlatCam-Based Algorithm and Accelerator Co-Design. In ISCA 2022 (Acceptance rate: 17%).
Selected as the IEEE Micro’s Top Pick of 2023 !
[Paper] [Code] [Slide] [Poster] [Talk@ISCA] [TopPick’23]H. You, T. Geng, Y. Zhang, A. Li, Y. Lin.
GCoD: Graph Convolutional Network Acceleration via Dedicated Algorithm and Accelerator Co-Design. In HPCA 2022 (Acceptance rate: 30%).
[Paper] [Code] [Slide] [Talk@HPCA]H. You, Z. Lu, Z. Zhou, Y. Fu, Y. Lin
Early-Bird GCNs: Graph-Network Co-Optimization Towards More Efficient GCN Training and Inference. In AAAI 2022 (Acceptance rate: 15%).
[Paper] [Code] [Slide] [Poster] [Talk@AAAI]H. You, X. Cheng, Y. Zhang, S. Liu, Z. Liu, Z. Wang, Y. Lin.
ShiftAddNet: A Hardware-Inspired Deep Network. In NeurIPS 2020 (Acceptance rate: 20%).
[Paper] [Code] [Poster] [Talk@NeurIPS] [Talk@RICE]H. You, C. Li, P. Xu, Y. Fu, Y. Wang, X. Chen, R.G. Baraniuk, Z. Wang, Y. Lin.
Drawing Early-Bird Tickets: Towards More Efficient Training of Deep Networks. In ICLR 2020 Spotlight (Acceptance rate: 4%).
[Paper] [Code] [Slide] [OpenReview] [Talk@ICLR]Y. Fu, H. You, Y. Zhao, Y. Wang, C. Li, K. Gopalakrishnan, Z. Wang, Y. Lin.
FracTrain: Fractionally Squeezing Bit Savings Both Temporally and Spatially for Efficient DNN Training. In NeurIPS 2020 (Acceptance rate: 20%).
[Paper]Y. Zhang, H. You, Y. Fu, T. Geng, A. Li, Y. Lin.
G-CoS: GNN-Accelerator Co-Search Towards Both Better Accuracy and Efficiency. In ICCAD 2021 (Acceptance rate: 23%).
[Paper]H. Shi, H. You, Y. Zhao, Z. Wang, Y. Lin.
NASA: Neural Architecture Search and Acceleration for Hardware Inspired Hybrid Networks. In ICCAD 2022 (Acceptance rate: 24%).
[Paper]Y. Zhao, Z. Li, H. You, Y. Fu, Y. Zhang, C. Li, C. Wan, S. Wu, X. Ouyang, V. Boominathan, A. Veeraraghavan, Y. Lin
i-FlatCam: A 253 FPS, 91.49 µJ/Frame Ultra-Compact Intelligent Lensless Camera System for Real-Time and Efficient Eye Tracking in VR/AR. In VLSI 2022.
Won the first place in University Best Demonstration at DAC 2022 !
[Paper] [Demo]C. Li, T. Chen, H. You, Z. Wang, Y. Lin.
HALO: Hardware-Aware Learning to Optimize. In ECCV 2020 (Acceptance rate: 27%).
[Paper]Y. Zhao, X. Chen, Y. Wang, C. Li, H. You, Y. Fu, Y. Xie, Z. Wang, Y. Lin.
SmartExchange: Trading Higher-cost Memory Storage/Access for Lower-cost Computation. In ISCA 2020 (Acceptance rate: 18%).
[Paper]T. Geng, C. Wu, Y. Zhang, C. Tan, C. Xie, H. You, M. Herbordt, Y. Lin, A. Li
I-GCN: A GCN Accelerator with Runtime Locality Enhancement through Islandization. In MICRO 2021 (Acceptance rate: 22%).
[Paper]C. Li, Z. Yu, Y. Fu, Y. Zhang, Y. Zhao, H. You, Q. Yu, Y. Wang, C. Hao, Y. Lin.
HW-NAS-Bench: Hardware-Aware Neural Architecture Search Benchmark. In ICLR 2021 Spotlight (Acceptance rate: 4%).
[Paper]
> Journal:
H. You, R. Balestriero, Z. Lu, Y. Kou, H. Shi, S. Zhang, S. Wu, Y. Lin, R. Baraniuk
Max-Affine Spline Insights Into Deep Network Pruning. In TMLR.
[Paper] [Code]H. You, Y. Cheng, T. Cheng, C. Li, P. Zhou.
Bayesian Cycle-Consistent Generative Adversarial Networks via Marginalizing Latent Sampling. In IEEE TNNLS.
[Paper@IEEE] [Paper@arXiv] [Code]X. Chen, Y. Zhao, Y. Wang, P. Xu, H. You, C. Li, Y. Fu, Y. Lin, Z. Wang
SmartDeal: Re-Modeling Deep Network Weights for Efficient Inference and Training. In IEEE TNNLS.
[Paper] [Code]Y. Zhang, Y. Fu, W. Jiang, C. Li, H. You, M. Li, V. Chandra, Y. Lin
DIAN: differentiable accelerator-network co-search towards maximal DNN efficiency. In ISLPED 2021.
[Paper]
Research Interests
- Efficient DNN Training
- AutoML
- Computer Architecture
- Algorithm and Hardware Co-Design
Review Services
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- ICLR; CVPR
- 2022
- ICML; NeurIPS; ECCV; CVPR; AAAI; ICLR
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- 2020
- ICML; ICLR; CVPR;


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AVR32 Interrupt Controller driver module.
Definition in file intc.h.
#include "compiler.h"
Go to the source code of this file.
Defines | |
| #define | AVR32_INTC_MAX_NUM_IRQS_PER_GRP 32 |
| Maximal number of interrupt request lines per group. | |
| #define | AVR32_INTC_NUM_INT_LEVELS (1 << AVR32_INTC_IPR0_INTLEV_SIZE) |
| Number of interrupt priority levels. | |
Interrupt Priority Levels | |
| #define | INT0 0 |
| Lowest interrupt priority level. | |
| #define | INT1 1 |
| #define | INT2 2 |
| #define | INT3 3 |
| Highest interrupt priority level. | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef void(*) | __int_handler (void) |
| Pointer to interrupt handler. | |
Functions | |
| void | INTC_init_interrupts (void) |
| Initializes the hardware interrupt controller driver. | |
| void | INTC_register_interrupt (__int_handler handler, unsigned int irq, unsigned int int_lev) |
| Registers an interrupt handler. |
| #define AVR32_INTC_MAX_NUM_IRQS_PER_GRP 32 |
| #define AVR32_INTC_NUM_INT_LEVELS (1 << AVR32_INTC_IPR0_INTLEV_SIZE) |
| #define INT0 0 |
| typedef void(*) __int_handler(void) |
| void INTC_init_interrupts | ( | void | ) |
Initializes the hardware interrupt controller driver.
Referenced by main().
| void INTC_register_interrupt | ( | __int_handler | handler, | |
| unsigned int | irq, | |||
| unsigned int | int_lev | |||
| ) |
Registers an interrupt handler.
| handler | Interrupt handler to register. | |
| irq | IRQ of the interrupt handler to register. | |
| int_lev | Interrupt priority level to assign to the group of this IRQ. |
If several interrupt handlers of a same group are registered with different priority levels, only the latest priority level set will be effective.
Referenced by main().


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<AndyS> Regrets for next week (April 5)
<Yoshio> Hello
EricP is scribe
<DanC> Scribe: EricP
<JanneS> I'm trying to call in - just a sec
<DanC> minutes from last week http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rdf-dawg/2005JanMar/0472.html ... ammendment...
<DanC> ammendment... http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rdf-dawg/2005JanMar/0520.html
PROPOSED: accept last weeks minutes as a true record --> <http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rdf-dawg/2005JanMar/0472>
RESOLVED
<DanC> ACTION: DaveB to consider use of xsi:dataType ala comment from Steer [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/29-dawg-minutes.html#action01]
<scribe> ACTION: DanC to follow up re optional test based on op:dateTime triple [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/29-dawg-minutes.html#action02]
<scribe> ACTION: EricP to pair with SteveH on making the HTML test results page [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/29-dawg-minutes.html#action03]
<scribe> ACTION: SteveH to to revise test manifest w.r.t. "background" and named graphs [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/29-dawg-minutes.html#action04]
<scribe> ACTION: DaveB to to propose source test to approve [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/29-dawg-minutes.html#action05]
<scribe> ACTION: AndyS to add the above graph test cases (analagous to valueTesting test cases) (don't expect quick delivery) [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/29-dawg-minutes.html#action06]
<scribe> ACTION: SteveH to prepare test cases for publication as WG Note (no deadline/urgency) [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/29-dawg-minutes.html#action07]
<Yoshio> I think there is considarable concern on XML serialization of the resutl (<mail> vs. <var name="mail"> issue)
ALL CONTINUED without discussion
<DanC> next meeting: 5 Apr...
<DanC> regrets 5 Apr AndyS
<DanC> RESOVLED to cancel 5 Apr telcon, and meet 12 Apr.
<scribe> ACTION: KC, AFS, EP to publish usecases 1.148 + revision to 2.18 by KC, reviewed by AFS, plus editorial fixups by KC, ok'd by EricP [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/29-dawg-minutes.html#action08]
<scribe> DONE: http://www.w3.org/TR/2005/WD-rdf-dawg-uc-20050325/ and http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/DataAccess/UseCases is back to editor's draft status 1.158
<DanC> "We invite feedback on which features are required for a first version of SPARQL and which should be postponed in order to expedite deployment of others." -- http://www.w3.org/TR/2005/WD-rdf-dawg-uc-20050325/
<scribe> ACTION: Kendall to To rewrite 2.18: change the title, don't motivate "update", spell "WSDL" correctly. :> [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/29-dawg-minutes.html#action09]
<scribe> DONE: http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/DataAccess/UseCases 1.149
<DanC> action -8
<scribe> ACTION: PatH to review sort design in 2 weeks [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/29-dawg-minutes.html#action10]
<DanC> 1.278 http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/DataAccess/rq23/
andy believes he has reached a quiescient (SP?) state
<scribe> ACTION: Kevin to review sort design at earliest convenience [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/29-dawg-minutes.html#action11]
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rdf-dawg/2005JanMar/0483.html
<Yoshio> quiescent
<AndyS> Google :: define:quiescent => "refers to a state of resting, inactivity or latency"
<AndyS> Also "A volcano, which is not active, but is still registering seismic activity." :-)
<thompsonbry> How could we extend from lexical comparison to achieve value comparison in a subsequent design?
Kevin: I pointed out a few issues (consistency with distinct and a few others)
... Thought the interest was in ORDER BY and LIMIT, which is doable with LEXICAL sort
Andy, lexical ordering doesn't neccesarily give you total ordering
Kevin: we could have a future syntax for value ordering
<Yoshio> I think the problem is that data could be gathered from various sources, where the data type are different
Andy: my pref is to go with value ordering (what people expect)
... we can do lexical sort with str(?foo)
<thompsonbry> Andy, how does typing interact with functions to specify how a value sort will be applied?
DanC: we can also postpoine... no takers.
<scribe> ACTION: EricP to propose to close valueTesting (bonus points for test cases, to EricP or others) [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/29-dawg-minutes.html#action12]
<AndyS> See doc : can write "ORDER BY x:func(?x)" as a (partial) ordering
<scribe> CONTINUED. expect to meet end of month deadline
action -10
<Zakim> AndyS, you wanted to ask about !=
<DanC> (I suspect "error" is misleading terminology... "unkown" might communicate the notion better)
EricP: how do people feel about requiring explicity casts where XQuery would not require them?
[ no probs with it ]
#invocation
#StandardOperations
<Zakim> Yoshio, you wanted to ask if this applies to cases where there is no data for deciding the equality
Yoshio: how about unknown equiv in sorting?
PatH: how about we don't define it so folks don't rely on it.
<Yoshio> me: even if they are of the same data type
tx
<Zakim> DanC, you wanted to ask if the "x"^^mytype != "y"^^mytpe test is in the test suite, and ask for a volunteer if not and to reiterate suggestion about compliance and unknown
AndyS: in SQL world, people do rely on the ordering and causes trouble
<DanC> ACTION: AndyS to propose a test re "x"^^mytype != "y"^^mytpe [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/29-dawg-minutes.html#action13]
<scribe> ACTION: AndyS to clarify 5.4 w/r/t closed world assumption [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/29-dawg-minutes.html#action14]
<scribe> CONTINUED
... pending discussion with Bob and Jess
Geoff
tx
<Yoshio> I'm for construct *
<scribe> ACTION: AndyS to explain how to get a whole graph with CONSTRUCT * and GRAPH. [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/29-dawg-minutes.html#action15]
<kendall> long conversation sorta put me off attending to it carefully, sorry :>
<AndyS> It's not CONSTRUCT * but there is "Accessing Graphs in the RDF Dataset"
<DanC> "Accessing Graphs in the RDF Dataset" -- http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/DataAccess/rq23/#construct
<scribe> DONE , above pointer
action -14
<kendall> (hmm, another reason for a getGraph in the protocol is for implementations taht don't support construct at all.)
<scribe> ACTION: DaveB to consider dots in qnames, report on impact on turtle [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/29-dawg-minutes.html#action16]
AndyS: won't get rid of all the todos by thur.
... which way do you want it?
<kendall> it's by-invitation only, so Eric's trying to be respectful of that. :>
<kendall> it was scheduled a long time ago, btw
<thompsonbry> Dan, since Andy will be pulling hair for the 31st, why don't we just back the candidate for review by another week - especially since we have one meeting canceled.
regrets 2 week hence: EricP, DaveB, SteveH
plus, AndyS, if i recall his vacation schedule
<DanC> ACTION: DanC to review editors draft (delivered 31 Mar) by 5 Mar [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/29-dawg-minutes.html#action17]
<SimonR> (5 Apr?)
<Yoshio> (time shift? : )
<DanC> ACTION 16= DanC: review editors draft (delivered 31 Mar) by 5 Apr
<kendall> Simon: hi! didin't realize you were here!
<SimonR> I'm sneaky. ;)
<DanC> Kendall expects Bijan to review it
<DanC> ACTION: EricP to notify the WG of editors draft (or change of plans) by 31 Mar [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/29-dawg-minutes.html#action18]
DanC: Andy, anything test that does not have a clear outcome is critical path
<DanC> ACTION: KendallC to incorporate EricP's privacy text, salting to taste [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/29-dawg-minutes.html#action19]
<scribe> ACTION: EricP to propose "privacy considerations" for SPARQL protocol [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/29-dawg-minutes.html#action20]
<scribe> DONE
action 19
<DanC> http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/DataAccess/issues#wsdlAbstractProtocol
<kendall> "wsdl interfaces" better than "abstract protocol", but -shrug-
KendallC: happy with the WSDL except some bits of WSDL 2.0 that I don't know how to spell
... have carefully tried to document a non-researchy interface
<kendall> don't know how to spell *yet* :>
<DanC> "(SPARQLQuery and SPARQLDiscovery and SPARQLQueryAndDiscovery)"
<DanC> SPARQLQuery SPARQLSaddle SPARQLQS
<kendall> SPARQLQuery -> SparqlQuery; SPARQLDiscovery -> SparqlSaddle; SPARQLQueryAndDiscovery -> SparqlQS
KendallC: total of 8 interfaces
<DanC> OPTIONS: all 5 primary (total 8), 3 SPARQLQuery SPARQLSaddle SPARQLQS, other (none, something else)
KendallC: 5 primative interfaces and 3 unions of them
<kendall> 5 primary, 4 "derived interfaces
<DanC> OPTIONS: all 5 primary (total 9), 3 SPARQLQuery SPARQLSaddle SPARQLQS, other (none, something else)
<DanC> Zakim who's on the phone?
<thompsonbry> Do we have a mapping of these interfaces onto the use cases?
AndyS: interested in 3. don't know how datasets work in this proposal
<kendall> ooh, yoshio makes a good point. thanks. have a mispelling.
Kevin: nothign to say, not at boston
Yoshio: nothing to say
DanC: in favor of 3
BryanT: want to interface to create and drop graphs
EricP: 3
KendallC: pass
PatH: pass
Janne: originally wanted lots of primitives. now want minimal set. 3.
KendallC: (unpassing) i remember 3 getting the most support in BOS. Graph retrieval has support to go to its own interface.
DanC: JaceK pointed out an existing interface and the room got quiet.
tx
KendallC: not making a pitch for the derived interfaces. just thought they were a nice organisational tool.
<thompsonbry> Own what issue?
<scribe> ACTION: KendallC to own WSDL interfaces. [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/29-dawg-minutes.html#action21]
action -20
<JanneS> (I have to run for tonight - cheers)
<scribe> ACTION: KendallC to add WSDL description of protocol to editor's draft, propose to WG. [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/29-dawg-minutes.html#action22]
<DanC> make sure it includes wsdlAbstractProtocol
action -21
<scribe> ACTION: KendallC to tie WSDL description (wsdlAbstractProtocol) of protocol to editor's draft, propose to WG. [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/29-dawg-minutes.html#action23]
<DanC> http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/DataAccess/issues#xmlAbstractSyntax
<DanC> http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/DataAccess/sparqlx.xsd
<DanC> http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/DataAccess/sparqlx.rnc
<DanC> http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/DataAccess/sparqlx.rng
scribe is losing connectivity
notes at risk
<DanC> # SPARQL Abstract Syntax Seaborne, Andy (Monday, 21 March) http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rdf-dawg/2005JanMar/0393.html
<DanC> sparqlx.rnc 1.6 makes sense to me, i think
KendallC: wasn't going to invest much work if it was not likely to gain support
PatH: what are the design goals of the XML serialization?
DanC: making two contrete syntaxes makes the abstract syntax clear
... in web services, the input in defined by XS datatypes.
<AndyS> <> rdfs:seeAlso http://www.w3.org/TR/xqueryx/
[plus, i keep getting hints that my connectivity is at risk]
<AndyS> FWIW I didn't make the abstract syntax obvious because there was only one concrete syntax
BryanT: how coupled is the human syntax to the X-syntax
<kendall> oh, also, another design goal is to not worry overly about being able to roundtrip from surface syntax to xml and back -- hence, no PREFIX in the XML.
Andy: change from RDQL to N3 syntax did not impact the abstract syntax
[missing all voice now]
can i get a substitute scribe?
<DanC> ACTION: KendallC to work out remaining details in sparqlx.{rnc,xsd,rng}: expression syntax, order-by stuff [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/29-dawg-minutes.html#action24]
<kendall> gah! too many phones :<
<DanC> then let's do meet 5 Apr, KC to scribe.
ADJOUNRED
<DanC> ericp, shall we get RRSAgent to make the minutes?
danc, please
i tried to be diligent about actions to that end
did you beat me to ,access, or did rrsagent do it?
<DanC> I did ,access
<DanC> sometimes rrsagent seems to, but I did it anyway
<DanC> hmm... better edit this out " RESOVLED to cancel 5 Apr telcon, and meet 12 Apr."
<DanC> tell you what, ericp, I'll take it from here.
This is scribe.perl Revision: 1.122 of Date: 2005/03/31 04:43:41 Check for newer version at http://dev.w3.org/cvsweb/~checkout~/2002/scribe/ Guessing input format: Irssi_ISO8601_Log_Text_Format (score 1.00) Succeeded: s/Jeff/Geoff/ Succeeded: s/union/derived/ Succeeded: s/JosD/JaceK/ Found Scribe: EricP Inferring ScribeNick: ericP Default Present: Kevin, Yoshio, DanC, BryanT, AndyS, EricP, Kendall_Clark, PatH, JanneS Present: Kevin Yoshio DanC BryanT AndyS EricP Kendall_Clark PatH JanneS Regrets: DaveB SteveH JosD Got date from IRC log name: 29 Mar 2005 Guessing minutes URL: http://www.w3.org/2005/03/29-dawg-minutes.html People with action items: afs andys danc daveb ep ericp kc kendall kendallc kevin path steveh[End of scribe.perl diagnostic output]


Following the rise of computers, the internet changed the way that we as humans communicate.The internet connected people from different areas in different timezones effectively and removed barriers for communication. One of the key principles of the internet is that it is a decentralized system. Spurred by Russia’s successful launch of Sputnik into orbit in the last 1950s, the US started to invest heavily into computer science through space exploration projects such as ARPA.
The roots of the internet start with data transmission- how is data sent from one point to another. This is done by breaking up the info into smaller more digestible pieces of data called “packets.” A packet switching network was the solution for transporting this data to various locations. The theory was that multiple computers would be connected to a network and they would act as nodes. A packet of data would then be sent from one node to another until it arrived at its destination.
While many big telecom companies back in the day were very skeptical of the new networking technology that larry roberts sought to bring to life, he was able to figure out a way to make this work. Some of the issues that Roberts and his team faced were that:
Once these issues were resolved and the ARPA net was up and running there were 18 different computers spread out across the US that were now able to communicate. However, the next hurdle was that there were very few use cases that would make these connections useful or accessible. In 1972 however, that changed when Ray Tomlinson created the first email program. This pioneered the way for new communication methods and opened peoples minds.
The internet was a very open sourced project meaning that anyone that had access and the knowledge of networks was able to start developing useful applications and was also able to share them. Initially this was limited to academia since they were very interested in sharing knowledge with each other. Since more people were working on different and unique ideas, they were able to help each other out in solving issues that arose. After the International Conference on Computers and communications, the development of computers took off. More networks started to emerge. LANs or Local area Networks started emerging as a way to communicate within an office, and WANs, Wide Area Networks, started to emerge as a way to connect different campuses.
This however presented a new problem, all of these networks communicated on their own, but were not interconnected. For this problem Bob Khan developed the TCP/IP Protocol and was able to connect various local networks through a gateway. This essentially created a single language for these various networks to communicate with each other and was eventually adopted as the international standard.
The internet was still not commercially viable for personal use, however this changed when the government passed a law which allowed free enterprise for the internet which sparked development and innovation. This marked the beginning of a new era which made computers more accessible to the average person and allowed for the development of new applications which would spark the growth of the internet.


State
Lights Settings
Co2 Settings
Set the current time
Hours
:
Minutes
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Set tank temperatures
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| MATLAB 文件帮助: cv.getDefaultNewCameraMatrix | 查看 cv.getDefaultNewCameraMatrix 的代码 | Index |
getDefaultNewCameraMatrix Returns the default new camera matrix
newCameraMatrix = cv.getDefaultNewCameraMatrix(cameraMatrix)
[...] = cv.getDefaultNewCameraMatrix(..., 'OptionName',optionValue, ...)
[w,h]
. Default [0,0]The function returns the camera matrix that is either an exact copy of the
input cameraMatrix
(when CenterPrinicipalPoint=false
), or the modified
one (when CenterPrincipalPoint=true
).
In the latter case, the new camera matrix will be:
[ fx, 0, (ImgSize(1)-1)*0.5 ;
0, fy, (ImgSize(2)-1)*0.5 ;
0, 0, 1 ]
where fx
and fy
are (0,0) and (1,1) elements of cameraMatrix
,
respectively.
By default, the undistortion functions in OpenCV (see cv.undistort, cv.initUndistortRectifyMap) do not move the principal point. However, when you work with stereo, it is important to move the principal points in both views to the same y-coordinate (which is required by most of stereo correspondence algorithms), and may be to the same x-coordinate too. So, you can form the new camera matrix for each view where the principal points are located at the center.


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--- layout: docs template: t-docs title: Objects > CROP name: crop collection: docs-objects ---
The crop object fixes a ratio container, and hides the overflowed content.
Note: think about remove that object


UW-Madison Master's in Cartography &GIS Development
Expected Graduation: December 2018
This is what keeps me busy the most lately, even more than my 3-year old! The program emphasizes web and applicaiton development so coding languages has been a new, interesting challenge.
Farm Map Application
Expected Completion: December 2018.
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Tests for Volume Code.
Bases: nova.test.TestCase
Base Test class for Drivers.
Bases: nova.tests.test_volume.DriverTestCase
Test Case for ISCSIDriver
Bases: nova.tests.test_volume.DriverTestCase
Test case for VolumeDriver
Test deleting a busy volume.
Bases: nova.test.TestCase
Bases: nova.test.TestCase
Test Case for volumes.
Test begin_detaching and roll_detaching functions.
Test snapshot can be created and deleted.
Test volume can’t be deleted in invalid stats.
Test snapshot can be created and deleted.
Ensure multiple concurrent volumes get different targets.
Test snapshot can be created and deleted.
Test volume can be created and deleted.
Test volume can be created and deleted.
Test snapshot in use can be created forcibly.
Verify that an image which is exactly the same size as the volume, will work correctly.
Verify that create volume from image, the volume status is ‘downloading’.
Verify that before copying image to volume, it is in available state.
Verify that before copying image to volume, it is in downloading state.
Verify that an image which is too big will fail correctly.
Test volume can be created from a snapshot.
Test volume creation with int size.
Test volume creation with string size.
Ensure create volume generates appropriate usage notification
Test snapshot can be created and deleted.
Test volume survives deletion if driver reports it as busy.
Test volume can be forced to delete.
Make sure volume can be attached and detached from instance.
Ensure failure if a too large of a volume is requested.


Local Administrator Password Solution
Randomizes the machine's local admin password every 30 days
Stored in ms-Mcs-AdmPwd attribute on computer objects
Administered with the AdmPwd.PS cmdlets
Find-AdmPwdExtendedRights "audits" who can read ms-Mcs-AdmPwd
Who can read AdmPwd? *this is not a comprehensive list- DS_CONTROL_ACCESS where the ACE
- applies to AdmPwd and all decendant computers
- applies to AdmPwd and all decendant objects
- applies to any object and all decendant objects
- applies to any object and all decendant computers
- Above checks are also necessary for GENERIC_ALL
- Object control == Ability to grant the above rights
- YOU are the owner
- You can become the owner
-
Normal user can't access ms-Mcs-AdmPwd
Privileged attacker adds backdoor to Servers OU
PS C:\> $RawObject = Get-DomainOU -Raw Servers
PS C:\> $TargetObject = $RawObject.GetDirectoryEntry()
PS C:\> $AdmPwdGuid = (Get-DomainGUIDMap).GetEnumerator() | ?{$_.value -eq 'ms-Mcs-AdmPwd'} | select -ExpandProperty name
>> $ACE = New-ADObjectAccessControlEntry -InheritanceType Descendents ` -AccessControlType Allow -PrincipalIdentity "Domain Users" ` -Right ExtendedRight -ObjectType $AdmPwdGuid
>> $TargetObject.PsBase.ObjectSecurity.AddAccessRule($ACE)
>> $TargetObject.PsBase.CommitChanges()


Minimal hardware requirements for migration:
1. All RSP's and RP's are supported in ASR9K-X64 and are in IOS XR RUN state
2. All FC's are supported in ASR9K-X64 and are in OK state.
3. All MPA's are supported in ASR9K-X64 and are in OK state.
4. All supported LC's are in IOS XR RUN state.
By default, on top of the minimal hardware requirements, the hardware audit checks that all FAN's and
PEM's are supported in ASR9K-X64 and are in READY state.
Operational state for RSP, RP and LC: IOS XR RUN
Operational state for FC: OK
Operational state for FAN and PEM: READY
Operational state for MPA: OK
The list of the hardware supported in ASR9K-X64 is available in Help > ASR9K to ASR9K-X64 Migration.


The file paths that will be deployed.
You can use wildcards like module/dist/**/*.py
. See the includes attribute of Ant fileset for the exact format. Multiple files
can be separated by ',
'. The base directory is the workspace. You can only deploy files that are located in your
workspace.
Examples:
Java
webapps/*.war
**/*.zip
Note: For Java application, if you choose WAR deployment, usually you should put your war file under the 'webapps' directory.
PHP
**/*.php,composer.json
Python
**/*.py,requirements.txt
Node.js
**/*.js,package.json,process.json


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Load paterns¶
-
class
xc.
EQBasePattern
¶ Bases:
xc.LoadPattern
-
class
xc.
EarthquakePattern
¶ Bases:
xc.EQBasePattern
-
class
xc.
UniformExcitation
¶ Bases:
xc.EarthquakePattern
-
dof
¶ the dof corresponding to the ground motion.
-
factor
¶ signal multiplication factor.
-
initialVelocity
¶ the initial velocity, should be neg of ug dot(0).
-
motionRecord
¶ Ground motion data.
-
-
class
xc.
MultiSupportPattern
¶ Bases:
xc.EQBasePattern
-
class
xc.
PBowlLoading
¶ Bases:
xc.LoadPattern


This is a very simple example to demonstrate the power of the gpio-web API, feel free to inspect the source and modify it to your needs


I have already written about NMoneys in this article, but I will do a tiny recap for those in a rush.
NMoneys is a "Money Value Object" implementation for the .NET platform that supports the ISO 4217 standard.
That definition means that with that library we are able to represent and operate with monetary quantities in a variety of currencies.
The informal scope of the project establishes that NMoneys does not provide any support for exchanging monetary quantities in different currencies. In fact, all the operations are defined in terms of quantities with the same curency.
Surprisingly enough (or maybe not), most of the feedback I received was on the line of adding those capabilities. Reluctant as I was at first, I could not but listen, shrug and give it a shot. And this is what I came up with.
Do not get false impressions: IT IS NOT a currency exchange service. It is just a mean to allow exchange operations to happen between the monetary quantities. One still needs to feed and/or retrieve real, current financial data from a reliable third party in order for the operations to be accurate.
All code for snippets (and more that is not pubished for brevity) will be included in the demo project (Visual Studio 2010, .NET 4.0).
The code for the demo project can also be browsed from the horse's mouth in the project web site. Likewise, the latest version of the code for NMoneys and NMoneys.Exchange libraries can be easily acccessed here and here.
One thing I was determined from the very begining: whichever features were to be added, they would be added to another project and would not "polute" the simplicity and focus of the original project.
After some thinking I came to the conclusion that extension methods on the Money
class should become the entry API for the new features and a new library would host them.
That model would allow different release cycles for each projectand would allow clients that do not need the new capabilities remain "bloat"-free.
After independence, simplicity is the theme to guides the design of the library.
One of the reasons exchange operations were not even considered for the library in the first place was their complexity. Operations such as conversions on fractional quantities are not trivial;
there are roundings, losses and all sorts of pitfalls that, when it comes to money, one cannot obviate. I do not posses the knowledge of the rules that command such operations and yet I am decided to implement them.
How dare! Well, not much. Since amounts are modeled as System.Decimal
quantities, the simplest that can posibly work was used as a "safe" default: use the existing product and division operations.
I am well aware that the simplest, default operations might not be suitable for everyone (they might even be incorrect). What has been done to protect correctness and integrity is provide multiple extensibility points that would allow those "in the know" to do the right thing. It would be equally awesome that those enlightened ones contributed with the rest of the world those extensions ;-p
Once the .NET project references the NMoneys.dll
and the NMoneys.Exchange.dll
assemblies, conversion operations can be brought to the code by just using the NMoneys.Exchange
namespace. That action would enable the .Convert()
extension method on Money
instances.
The simplest (and probably the most useless) of conversions one can perform is a direct conversion, meaning that one monetary quantity, let's say 3 euros, would be converted to 3 US dollars or 3 pounds if all defaults were used. Clearly, a pretty little mess.
[Test]
public void Default_Conversions_DoNotBlowUpButAreNotTerriblyUseful()
{
var tenEuro = new Money(10m, CurrencyIsoCode.EUR);
var tenDollars = tenEuro.Convert().To(CurrencyIsoCode.USD);
Assert.That(tenDollars.Amount, Is.EqualTo(10m));
var tenPounds = tenEuro.Convert().To(Currency.Gbp);
Assert.That(tenPounds.Amount, Is.EqualTo(10m));
}
Defaults must be changed. One way would have been providing a decimal rate conversion somewhere in the method call chain. Simple, ugly in some many levels, but certainly doable given the multiple extension points of the framework. Passing a harcoded rate (volatile as they are) is not the way to go; forcing developers to create some sort of provider of values, so why not embed it in the framework?
A straightforward provider model is used to override the default rates. An implementation of IExchangeRateProvider
that allows more correct conversions needs to be configured. That is done by
setting a delegate into the property ExchangeRateProvider.Factory
. A completely
"from scratch" implementation that consults an on-line provider is welcome and so is the already tagged as useless ExchangeRateProvider.Default
.
[Test]
public void Configuring_Provider()
{
var customProvider = new TabulatedExchangeRateProvider();
customProvider.Add(CurrencyIsoCode.EUR, CurrencyIsoCode.USD, 0);
ExchangeRateProvider.Factory = () => customProvider;
var tenEuro = new Money(10m, CurrencyIsoCode.EUR);
var zeroDollars = tenEuro.Convert().To(CurrencyIsoCode.USD);
// go back to default
ExchangeRateProvider.Factory = ExchangeRateProvider.Default;
}
From the example, one can peek another implementation of the IExchangeRateProvider
, the TabulatedExchangeRateProvider
. This provider eases the creation of "static" exchange rates tables,
which might be useful in some domains, mostly in terms of caching calls. Use your favorite Inversion of Control container, complex ad-hoc type creation policies and one can do pretty clever things to save request to real-time providers.
A more complete set of capabilities of the class is showcased in its unit tests,
such as the ability to add rates and calculate their inverse rates.
Useless default implementation left behind, fresh new rates can be feed into the system by the use of a custom provider and yet the default calculations performed by ExchangeRate
are unsuitable for your purposes. Should you give up? Absolutely not. Having the ability to use a custom provider enables that custom provider to return inheritors of ExchangeRate
that use custom logic to perform calculations.
ExchangeRate
inheritor that performs the operations in the desired fashion:public class CustomRateArithmetic : ExchangeRate
{
public CustomRateArithmetic(CurrencyIsoCode from, CurrencyIsoCode to, decimal rate) : base(from, to, rate) { }
public override Money Apply(Money from)
{
// instead of this useless "return 0" policy one can implement rounding policies, for instance
return new Money(0m, To);
}
}
IExchangeRateProvider
implementation that makes use of this custom rate applying logic:public class CustomArithmeticProvider : IExchangeRateProvider
{
public ExchangeRate Get(CurrencyIsoCode from, CurrencyIsoCode to)
{
return new CustomRateArithmetic(from, to, 1m);
}
public bool TryGet(CurrencyIsoCode from, CurrencyIsoCode to, out ExchangeRate rate)
{
rate = new CustomRateArithmetic(from, to, 1m);
return true;
}
}
ExchangeRateProvider.Factory
delegate.[Test]
public void Use_CustomArithmeticProvider()
{
var customProvider = new CustomArithmeticProvider();
ExchangeRateProvider.Factory = () => customProvider;
var zeroDollars = 10m.Eur().Convert().To(CurrencyIsoCode.USD);
Assert.That(zeroDollars, Is.EqualTo(0m.Usd()));
// go back to default
ExchangeRateProvider.Factory = ExchangeRateProvider.Default;
}
One can go as far as redifining how the API looks. We mentioned that providing a fixed number as a rate might not be the most clever of the ideas, but one is able to do it, nonetheless.
IExchangeConversion
entry point to return a custom type. public static UsingImplementor Using(this IExchangeConversion conversion, decimal rate)
{
return new UsingImplementor(conversion.From, rate);
}
public class UsingImplementor
{
private readonly Money _from;
private readonly decimal _rate;
public UsingImplementor(Money from, decimal rate)
{
_from = from;
_rate = rate;
}
public Money To(CurrencyIsoCode to)
{
var rateCalculator = new ExchangeRate(_from.CurrencyCode, to, _rate);
return rateCalculator.Apply(_from);
}
}
[Test]
public void Creating_New_ConversionOperations()
{
var hundredDollars = new Money(100m, CurrencyIsoCode.USD);
var twoHundredEuros = hundredDollars.Convert().Using(2m).To(CurrencyIsoCode.EUR);
Assert.That(twoHundredEuros, Is.EqualTo(200m.Eur()));
}
Of course, the extensibility of the API can be used to solve some other problems, such as providing different conversions for buy/sell currencies or many other smart scenarios that I cannot fabricate.
I had several goals with this article.
Make a point that NMoneys library is alive and kicking.
Secondly, that feedback was very welcome. And, as a result, NMoneys.Exchange was implementated.
And last, but not least, take the chance to show how an API can be extensible and non-intrusive in order not to bloat the original project.
Write code, share it and be merry.
25-Sep-2011 - Initial version


Pentagon chief wants Navy secretary to resign over SEAL case
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of Defense Mark Esper asked for Navy Secretary Richard Spencer’s resignation after losing confidence in him over his handling of the case of a Navy SEAL accused of war crimes, the Defense Department said on Sunday.
“I am deeply troubled by this conduct shown by a senior DOD official.” Esper said in a statement. “Unfortunately, as a result I have determined that Secretary Spencer no longer has my confidence to continue in his position. I wish Richard well.”


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FULL ALERT (1997)
Story by Ringo Lam Screenplay by Ringo Lam and W.K. Lau Cinematography by Ardy Lam Directed by Ringo Lam Actors: Lau Ching-Wan, Francis Ng
I was hesitant to rent this movie, because I know Ringo Lam has the capability of depressing me and affecting me. And this time he did not let me down, either.
Lau Ching-Wan plays inspector Pao, the leading officer of the Serious Crime Squad of Hong Kong police, investigating a crime involved with a body of an architect found in the water tank of a resident building. Soon the murderer is captured, and we learn that a big robbery is going to happen. A police officer dies on duty while pursuing the gang of robbers. The suspect Mak Kwan, who is an essential member of this robbery, escapes from the prison with the help of his devoted girlfriend. Pao is on the trail of the criminals, while both he and the escaped villain are haunted by their experience of killing. Hence, the cat-and-mouse game goes on around a safe room full of cash.
Some of Ringo Lam's style of his crime dramas remind me of "French Connection" and the good parts of "Heat". It's a cold, gruesome and almost documentary-like fashion to display violence and danger. There is a genuine intensity and suspense hanging over the entire film. There are very very few scenes in which the action sequences do not feel real. The cinematography remains dark throughout the film, never losing the mood and atmosphere of tension. There is a great sequence of Lau pursuing the suspect on foot and almost shot a motorcyclist passing by. It's long and realistic, unlike any similar sequence done in the usual way. There is very little music, and many of the intense scenes are carried out in complete silence. It works wonderfully in Ringo Lam's gritty, almost brutal style of filming the actions.
The screenplay is very well-written, too. Although the setup sounds routine with cop-and-robber stuff, it makes the process fascinating because neither side is particularly smarter than the other, and the police remains only half a step behind the robbers. Almost perfect pace of unfolding the plot of the crime, the script never loses its realistic touch. Some very intriguing action sequences, but they never feel staged or crafted. The screenplay does not glamourize either side of the law. Both the cops and the criminals are immersed in a sense of desperation and weariness. The mood is shown with minimalistic fashion most effectively.
However, the very best thing about this movie is not the style, nor the story, but the characters, especially Inspector Pao, who is a soft-hearted, vulnerable man with very few words. He is tired of the ugliness of his job and of the world. He loves his wife and baby son and feels guilty for the danger caused by his job. He is every bit believable and intimate as a character can be. Lau Ching-wan is at his very best as I have seen playing such a real and complicated family man. There is a thin line between being stoic and being subtle. Although he had been accused of being wooden before, Lau is most competent and subtle in this role. He successfuly mixes all the toughness and gentleness, sadness and pride, and all the inner conflicts, then presents it in a subtle but convincing way, but not so subtle that you'd miss it. The numerous memonts where he let his vulnerability out are the most moving and refreshing, yet never ever one bit overdone. The amazing strength of this film is its pricision in handling both the violent scenes and the tender scenes, never feeling a bit over-the-top or manipulative. It's done just right.
Compared to Lau Ching-Wan, Francis Ng's Mak Kwan is far less impressive, thus one of the few flaws of this film. The main villain does not carry the same weight as the main hero, as was better done in Lam's other classic "City on Fire". His relationship with the girlfriend, which is obviously intended to mirror Pao's family ties, do not work nearly as convincing and effective. Although written in a relatively ambiguous and sympathetic way, this character pales in comparison of Danny Lee's in "City on Fire" and Ng's performance did not hold his own opposite Lau. This flaw may not be severe, but it does hurt the power of the finale of the face-off between the two.
Subtlety and realism are Ringo Lam's strength, and Lau Ching-wan is the perfect cast to fit in this style. I even consider his performance here rivals that of Chow Yun-Fat's in "City on Fire" as well as the writing. At the last shot with Lau breaking down in tears, I almost had tears in my eyes too.
Grade: A.
jun
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<groupId>com.tinkerpop.blueprints</groupId>
<artifactId>blueprints-neo4j-graph</artifactId>
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</dependency>
Map<String, String> configuration = new HashMap<String, String>();
configuration.put("ha.machine_id", "1");
configuration.put("ha.server", "localhost:6001");
configuration.put("ha.zoo_keeper_servers", "localhost:2181,localhost:2182,localhost:2183");
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provides support for the Neo4j High Availability Cluster which provides a fault-tolerant database structure and horizontal scaling capability. Instantiating the Neo4jHaGraph
class requires several configuration elements as shown in the sample above as well as a running Zookeeper cluster for HA coordination. Setting up the cluster is described here.


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| Item | Property | # | Score | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. |
Study published in peer reviewed journal
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Too many | 8/8 | Examples here and here |
| 2. | Age of pseudoscience | 238 years | 4/9 | Around 1780 |
| 3. | Wikipedia Entry | Yes | 1/1 | - |
| 4. | Annual Market Size (US$) | 11 Billion | 5/5 | - |
| 5. | Nobel Laureate Supporter | 1 | 1/5 | Luc Montagnier |
| 6. | Darwin score | Many cases reported | 1/1 | Steve Jobs, for example. |
| 7. | Inventor Bonus | No | 1/1 | Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843) |
| TOTAL | 21/30 |


Well, let's say that beside my weird love of colors and elegant taste for design witch led me to dig deeper into interaction design to emphasize my knowledge horizons in the subject, I've a keen interest in User Experience Design and currently dedicated to the Google front-end web development scholarship...
This was my first actual page that was totally built with only my own pair hands! :D
This is the first kind of mobile app that connects yoga instructors together made by a real yogi
This prototype of high fedility wireframes was made for a new MTV show called Makshouf.


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Separated Soul:
Two types of refined dragon bloods were made because of the different refining rates. Which will you take?
Refined Red Dragon Blood
Refined Blue Dragon Blood