Short Text
The Short Text element is a text field. It is used to enter short data, like a name. Usually the Edit right of the element will be attributed to a role, like student or teacher.
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Resource elements contain the data of a portfolio. Each resource element has a list of rights (See, Edit, Submit, etc). One or multiple roles (for example student or teacher) may be specified for each of these rights. The roles for futur end-users of a portfolio are created by the portfolio designer.
Note that the designer has all the rights on all portfolio elements while building the portfolio. It is sometimes useful for the designer to pre-fill data in Resource elements to supply information to end-users (for example supply instructions or attach a file to the portfolio). In this case, the Edit right is generally not attributed to any role.
In the XML representation of the tree, the resource elements are the leaves of the tree.
Some of the Karuta Resource elements are:
The Short Text element is a text field. It is used to enter short data, like a name. Usually the Edit right of the element will be attributed to a role, like student or teacher.
The Long Text element is used to enter a longer text. A basic text editor with simple layout options is available to the end-user with the Edit right on this element. This element is also useful to include instructions in the portfolio, from to designer to the end-users. In this case, the Edit right is not attributed to any role.
The Comment element is a TextField element which is signed and timestamped. The user name along with date and time are added at the end of the comment.
The Image element allows the designer or the end-user with the Edit right on the element to upload an image file to the portfolio (all regular formats are accepted). The image is then displayed in the portfolio. It is possible to give the end-user with the Edit right on this element an additional right to modify the display size of the image (otherwise the display size is set by the portfolio designer).
The Audio element allows the upload of an MP3 file to the portfolio. A basic audio player is available to listen to the uploaded file. Only the end-user with the Edit right may upload a file into this element, but any user with the See right (by default all, all roles), may listen to it.
The Video element allows the upload of an MP4 file to the portfolio. A basic video player is available to watch to the uploaded file. Only the end-user with the Edit right may upload a file into this element, but any user with the See right (by default all, all roles), may watch it.
The Document element allows the upload of a file of any type to the portfolio. Contrary to the Image, Audio and Video elements, the content of the file is not displayed directly in the portfolio — but the file is available for download by any user with the See right on the element.
The oEmbed element allows the end-user with the Edit right on the element to embed content in the portfolio (like slides, videos, etc) that are hosted on a third-party site (like Youtube, Vimeo, etc). A basic player is available to view the content within the portfolio directly. For more information on oEmbed elements, see https://oembed.com/.
The URL element allows the specification a hyperlink. A label may also be specified, in which case it will be displayed on the link instead of the url. Any user with the See role on the element may follow the link. The hyperlink must lead outside Karuta — for links within Karuta see URL2Unit (next paragraph).
The URL2Unit element allows the specification of a hyperlink to another page of the portfolio. It may be used to by the designer to create navigation links other than the left-hand navigation menu, or it may be used by the end-user to specify certain pages of their portfolio they consider particularly important.
With a SendEmail element, a user may send an email to a predefined recipient without the recipient's email address being revealed to the user.
The Calendar element allows the designer or the end-user with the Edit right on the element to pick a date in a calendar.
The Color element allows the designer or the end-user with the Edit right on the element to pick a color in a color palette.
The Dashboard element executes a report script (from a Report Portfolio) and displays the resulting html table.
The GetResource element allows you to build a list of elements amongst which the end-user must make a choice. The elements that will fill the choice box are Resource elements of type Item (see below) and are created in a separate portfolio - the Rubrics Portfolio. Which elements of the Rubrics Portfolio to display in the choice box is specified in the Query metadata of the GetResource element (see METADATA).
The GetGetResource element is a choice box whose Items are restricted by the choice a user made in a previous GetResource element. The user's selection in the first choice box determines which options will be displayed in the second. Which Items of the Rubrics Portfolio to display in the choice box is specified in the Query metadata of the GetGetResource element (see METADATA).
The GetDoubleResource allows you to build two independent choice boxes within one single element.
The Item element is one option in a choice box. We group a project's Item elements in a Rubrics portfolio.
The Proxy element allows you to display a portfolio element in a different portfolio. It is possible to give the end-user the right to modify the element displayed by proxy, in which case the value of the original element is automatically updated.


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“Ucce kule ahaṁ jātā,
bahuvitte mahaddhane;
Vaṇṇarūpena sampannā,
dhītā majjhassa atrajā.
I was born into an eminent family,
affluent and wealthy,
endowed with a beautiful complexion and figure;
Majjha’s true-born daughter.
Patthitā rājaputtehi,
seṭṭhiputtehi gijjhitā;
Pitu me pesayī dūtaṁ,
detha mayhaṁ anopamaṁ.
I was sought by princes,
coveted by sons of the wealthy.
One sent a messenger to my father:
“Give me Anopamā!
Yattakaṁ tulitā esā,
tuyhaṁ dhītā anopamā;
Tato aṭṭhaguṇaṁ dassaṁ,
hiraññaṁ ratanāni ca.
However much your daughter
Anopamā weighs,
I'll give you eight times that
in gold and gems.”
Sāhaṁ disvāna sambuddhaṁ,
lokajeṭṭhaṁ anuttaraṁ;
Tassa pādāni vanditvā,
ekamantaṁ upāvisiṁ.
When I saw the Awakened One,
the world’s Elder, unsurpassed,
I paid homage at his feet,
then sat down to one side.
So me dhammamadesesi,
anukampāya gotamo;
Nisinnā āsane tasmiṁ,
phusayiṁ tatiyaṁ phalaṁ.
Out of compassion,
Gotama taught me the Dhamma.
While sitting in that seat,
I realized the third fruit.
Tato kesāni chetvāna,
pabbajiṁ anagāriyaṁ;
Ajja me sattamī ratti,
yato taṇhā visositā”ti.
Then, having cut off my hair,
I went forth to homelessness.
This is the seventh day
since my craving dried up.
… Anopamā therī ….


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Me and a couple of my buddies decided one night this past February that we wanted to try out shrooms, as we all smoked pot regularly and had heard a lot of good things about mushrooms. While I have had several extremely positive experiences with mushrooms since this event, this particular evening turned out to be a nightmare I thought I would never wake up from. In hindsight, I should have never tripped that night as I was exhausted from not having any sleep in the past 48 hours, coupled with the fact that the previous day had been extremely exhausting and I had not eaten anything for approximately 10 hours. Before we ate the mushrooms, I was already feeling nauseous and had a splitting headache, but stupidly decided to eat them anyway.
So, we each ate an eighth of the shrooms at about 10 pm and waited for the magic to kick in. We figured that playing Halo would be a good way to kill the time. Because I had nothing in my stomach, the shrooms hit me extremely fast. Within 15 minutes the woodgrain on my closet door was warping and melting.  Every time I died in the game, I felt like I was dying in real life. After taking a particularly brutal shotgun blast to the face, I decided that I couldn't handle Halo anymore. I just sat for a few minutes watching my friends play the game, trying to enjoy what I was seeing, but the walls of the room felt like they were closing in and suffocating me. I told my friends that I needed to go out for a cigarette to try to cure my claustrophobia.
The 500 foot long hallway to the outside seemed to extend into infinity, and it seemed I would never get outdoors. We finally made it outside, and I felt as if the entire universe was caving in on me. Promptly after lighting my cigarette, I puked. My friends were getting pissed at me at this point for not being able to handle myself, which made me embarrassed and ashamed, furthering me into the bowels of Hell. My trip really took a turn for the worse, however, when I attempted to go to sleep, about two hours into my trip. Every time I closed my eyes I saw images of demons and ghosts. I began drifting into sleep, started to dream, and then woke up from the dream. My brain had no idea how to deal with this abrupt change from dreaming to waking and I felt that I was going insane and/or dying. This caused me to abruptly sit up in bed, wide eyed and drenched with sweat, about every 5 minutes or so.
My friends (obviously) noticed that I was not well. Since they were worried about me, they started talking, but made the mistake of whispering to each other to avoid freaking me out further. Seeing them whispering convinced me, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that they were conspiring to kill me and I had to do something about it. I leapt from my bed toward my two good friends, punching one of them squarely in the jaw before they wrestled me to the ground.
After this, I went back to bed, hoping to sleep without incident. This was, obviously, not the case. I began viciously gnashing my teeth, writhing, and talking to the demons in my head, in a tone of voice I have never heard come from my own body in a scene very similar to the movie 'The Exorcist.' One of my buddies said later that all he could think was 'That's not my friend in that bed.' I leapt at my friends on several more occasions that night, but with my sleep deprived state, the fact that I am a 135 pound Irishman and both of them weigh over 200 pounds, and that they were expecting it, they took me down very easily. After I threw my alarm clock across the room, my friends had the insight to take everything within my reach and hide it from me.
Finally, after about 4 hours of that nonsense, about 6 hours after eating the shrooms, I began to come down from my trip and mellowed out enough to be able to go to sleep.
I guess the whole point of this story is that physical wellness and mindset are just as important as set and setting. As I said previously, I had the nerve to attempt taking mushrooms again after this extremely unpleasant experience and have had several extremely positive experiences from it, so I am not just a 'tweaker.' I have no history of mental illness (before or after) and consider myself a productive, well-adjusted member of society. My dorm room was an excellent setting and theoretically should have given me a very good trip. Because of the haggard physical condition I was in prior to using this drug, however, I ended up having a very bad time and left my friends wondering whether or not I was mentally stable.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


About Me
I’m interested in Deep learning.
I have been doing AI research since 2019. The framework I use the most is ‘pytorch’. I mainly studied Deep learning for Computer vision, but I’m also interested in Cross-modal learning to combine image and text. I steadily learn new technology and carry out research and development.
Career
- Samsung SDS (January 2020 - Present)
- Research Engineer
- Manufacturing defects classification with deep learning
- Vehicle damage detection using image segmentation with deep learning
- Research on few-shot learning
- Change detection for scanned document with computer vision
- Research Engineer
- Samsung SDS (January 2019 - December 2019)
- Research Scholarship Program
- Seoul National University (March 2015 - February 2020)
- Major
- Economics
- Double-Major
- Electrical and Computer Engineering
- Major
Interests
Deep Learning for Computer Vision
Few-shot Learning
Meta-Learning
Cross-modal Learning


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Elegant, clean and indifferent style guide for documents, websites and software.
Flushing style has as its main goal the generation of elegant and clean content that transmits feelings of order, purity, indifference and atemporality.
Unlike some representations of the future, where the world is made of rust, neon and dark alleys, the future of Flushing is shining, clean, luminous and optimistic.
It is inspired by the neofuturistic style of architects like Zaha Hadid, Norman Foster or Santiago Calatrava.
It happens to be a minimalistic visual style, somewhat disconnected from the imperfections of reality in order to form its own utopic isolated space.
Flushing doesn’t strive for closeness or integration, but simply to transmit information in an efficient and neutral way.
Flushing is designed to work with text documents, presentations, websites and software apps, allowing for a unified experience no matter the form factor.


@import fr.gospeak.core.domain.{Cfp, Event, Group, Sponsor, SponsorPack, User}
@import fr.gospeak.libs.scalautils.domain.Page
@import fr.gospeak.web.domain.Breadcrumb
@import fr.gospeak.web.pages.published.groups.routes.GroupCtrl
@import fr.gospeak.web.pages.published.partials.html.{container_theme, groupCard}
@import fr.gospeak.web.utils.Formats
@import fr.gospeak.web.utils.UserAwareReq
@(group: Group.Full, speakerCount: Long, cfps: Seq[Cfp], events: Page[Event.Full], sponsors: Seq[Sponsor.Full], packs: Seq[SponsorPack], orgas: Seq[User], userMembership: Option[Group.Member])(b: Breadcrumb)(implicit req: UserAwareReq[AnyContent])
@* @(group: Group, events: Page[Event.Full])(b: Breadcrumb)(implicit req: UserAwareReq[AnyContent]) *@
@eventItem(group: Group.Full, e: Event.Full) = {
@Formats.date(e.start)
@e.venue.map { v => at @v.partner.name.value }
@e.name.value


| Email: | |
| Bitotsav ID: | |
| Phone: | |
| College: | |
| Roll No: | |
| Year: |
Instructions
- Registration for each event is to be done separately.
- For registering for an event, the team leader must follow the following steps:
- Select the event to register for.
- Select the number of team members (including team leader).
- Enter the email and bitotsav Id of each team member.
- Each team member must be registered individually on the website, i.e each member must have their own bitotsav Id.
- None of the team member must be registered for that event.
- After successful registration for the event, the team leader must mail documents, photos etc. to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>as mentioned in the rules and regulations of the corresponding event.
- Bitotsav Championship
- Bitotsav championship is awarded to the team whose members win most number of events.
- There is separate registration for Bitotsav championship.
- Each team must contain exactly 8 members.
- Each member can belong to exactly one team.
- The team for Bitotsav championship is different from the team registering for the event.
- Lets say a team X registers for an event. If X secures a position in an event and all the members of team X are also registered under the same team Y for Bitotsav championship, then team Y would automatically get points for that event as soon as the result is declared.
Login Information
| Event ID | Event Name | Team Leader | Options |
|---|
Payment Page
| Sl. no. | Particulars | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Day 1 + Band Night | Pending |
| 2. | Day 2 + EDM Night | Pending |
| 3. | Day 3 + Pro Night | Pending |
| 4. | Merchandise | Pending |
| 5. | Accommodation | Pending |
Students of BIT Mesra: Visit <IP_ADDRESS>:8080 from local network to verify.
Others: Collect night passes and confirm payment at the Info desk.
| Sl. no. | Particulars | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Day 1 + Band Night | ₹ 400 |
| 2. | Day 2 + EDM Night | ₹ 500 |
| 3. | Day 3 + Pro Night | ₹ 600 |
| 4. | Merchandise + All Day Events + All Nights | ₹ 1100 |
| 5. | Accommodation + Merchandise + All Day Events + All Nights | ₹ 1300 |
Please bring the Payment Receipt for payment confirmation.
For receiving Merchandise and related queries report to Info desk.


Apache mod_wsgi parallelization notes
Jul 24, 2015This is my notes on ‘Processes and Threading’ doc by the author of mod_wsgi module of Apache. This blog post just serves as a ‘quick refresher’, and is only useful if you have read the original document but it’s been too long since you read it :)
Apache with mod_wsgi
A Python application can run with multiple processes as well as multiple threads with mod_wsgi.
Prefork multiprocessing module
Apache creates multiple processes, and each request is handled by one process. A process only handles one request at a time. This means, if you have set number of processes to 1, there will be only one request handeled at a time overall.
Worker multiprocessing module
Multiple processes, and multiple threads in each processa. Even if a process is handling a request, another thread in the same process can handle one more request. You might need some synchronization primitive to make sure multiple threads of same process don’t corrupt shared memory (only occurs when shared memory is mutated)
But GIL?
Python GIL problem is largely alleviated with mod_wsgi since multiple processes can handle requests, and GIL has impact ranging to only one process. One more point to note is that the apache code which maps a URL/request to a wsgi application, and the code which maps static file URLs to actual static files to serve is written in C, and is free from GIL.
In the wsgi python code, two environment variables: ‘wsgi.multithread’ and ‘wsgi.multiprocess’ will define which of the above two modules are going to be used.


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Brothers assisted with the Oakland Cemetery Cleanup along with sorors from the Glamarous Gamma Rho chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc.
Brothers were in charge of building the wiggle bot for the demonstration for children K-12. The event was geared towards increasing interest in STEAM career fields while engaging students in fun activities.
Brothers assisted in a variety of activities whether that facilitated teaching elementary students about biology, chemistry, aerodynamics, or simple physics in small easily understood activities.


Ocean [ai03], ocean, in Crystal Sea
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Ocean [ai03], ocean, in Crystal Sea
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16: Sirocco Traveller [ja8y], ship, 10 hulls, 1 rowing port, 30 sails,
16: 4% damaged, arrived from Ocean [ah03], owner:
16: Toulouse [h1q], Pen, with one worker, 32 sailors
17: Sirocco Traveller [ja8y], ship, 10 hulls, 1 rowing port, 30 sails,
17: 4% damaged, departed for Ocean [aj03].
Routes leaving Ocean:
North, to Ocean [ah03], 6 days
East, to Ocean [ai04], 6 days
South, to Ocean [aj03], 6 days
West, to Ocean [ai02], 6 days
The province is blanketed in fog.
No one can be seen through the fog.


Developed as a part of semester long project for User Interface Design and Development class in a team of five with Andrew Wu, Molly Mahar, Pooja Jain and Astika Gupta.
Problem:
The Problem statement driving this project was "How to help Berkeley students finance better?"
Process:
We started out the process by outlining the major questions we wanted answers to, like do students budget at all? If they do, what tools do they use? Are their any difficulties they face with these tools? Where are the information gaps? Do students of different age group nd nationality think differently about money?
To get answersto these questions we conducted several interviews. We focused on covering as many distinct groups of students as possible and tried to understand their frustrations around money matters.
After interviews, we came up wih four personas based on the level of planning students do to manage their finances.
We started making several lo-fi prototype keeping in mind the goals of our primary persona.
After testing lo-fi prototypes we did a few versions of interactive prototypes. After more testing on the interactive prototype, we were able to flesh out the components we wanted to keep in our final version of the tool. These would solve the problems of our primary personas without completely ignoring the secondary ones. With the indights at this step we moved on to built a hi-fi prototype.
We conducted qualitative and quantitative usability tests on our hi-fi prototype and are in process of talking to important stake holders to integrate this tool with the current student portal.
Skills used:
Contextual inquiry and interviews, persona creation, paper prototyping, interaction design, usability testing.


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- empower innovative systems
- enhance intuitive e-commerce
- unleash transparent partnerships
- strategize plug-and-play e-tailers
- innovate dynamic metrics
- integrate sexy mindshare
- repurpose efficient architectures
- iterate killer functionalities
- generate plug-and-play partnerships


Rewriting the code samples present in the UI Elements repository to understand and modify where needed.


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Module
Spec::Plugins::MockFramework
In:
vendor/plugins/rspec/plugins/mock_frameworks/flexmock.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/plugins/mock_frameworks/mocha.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/plugins/mock_frameworks/rr.rb
vendor/plugins/rspec/plugins/mock_frameworks/rspec.rb
Methods
setup_mocks_for_rspec
setup_mocks_for_rspec
setup_mocks_for_rspec
setup_mocks_for_rspec
teardown_mocks_for_rspec
teardown_mocks_for_rspec
teardown_mocks_for_rspec
teardown_mocks_for_rspec
verify_mocks_for_rspec
verify_mocks_for_rspec
verify_mocks_for_rspec
verify_mocks_for_rspec
Included Modules
FlexMock::MockContainer
Mocha::Standalone
RR::Extensions::InstanceMethods
Spec::Mocks::SpecMethods
Public Instance methods
setup_mocks_for_rspec
()
setup_mocks_for_rspec
()
setup_mocks_for_rspec
()
setup_mocks_for_rspec
()
teardown_mocks_for_rspec
()
teardown_mocks_for_rspec
()
teardown_mocks_for_rspec
()
teardown_mocks_for_rspec
()
verify_mocks_for_rspec
()
verify_mocks_for_rspec
()
verify_mocks_for_rspec
()
verify_mocks_for_rspec
()
[Validate]


'Black Panther’ star blasts media for editing out ‘massive part where I give God the glory’
by Caleb Parke"Black Panther" star Letitia Wright throws shade at journalists and the media for ignoring her Christian faith.
The British actress, who was the biggest box office star in 2018 for her role as Shuri in Marvel's "Black Panther" and "Avengers: Infinity War," tweeted Monday -- two days before Harper's Bazaar named her as one of their "Women of the Year," but did not mention her faith.
LAMAR ODOM ‘GOT SAVED’ SUNDAY, CREDITS JESUS FOR KEEPING HIM ALIVE AFTER NEAR-DEATH INCIDENT
"It's super cute when journalists/interviewers for magazines leave out the massive part where I give God the glory for the success/ achievements in my life," Wright wrote.
She added, "Haha I still love you and God will still be praised."
GOSPEL ARTIST KIRK FRANKLIN BOYCOTTS TBN, DOVE AWARDS FOR CENSORING ACCEPTANCE SPEECH
Wright, who says she identifies as "a child of God," also gave a shoutout to Kanye West for his new gospel-rap album.
"First time in years I've been able to play a Ye album and not have to switch it off due to the profanity," she wrote with a laughing face. "'Jesus Is King' is on repeat!"
FREE 'BIBLES FOR KANYE FANS': GROUP MAKES OFFER AFTER 'JESUS IS KING' HAS MANY SEARCHING
When she received the "Rising Star" award at the BAFTA (British Academy of Film and Television Arts) earlier this year, she revealed her previous battle with depression and said her deep faith in Jesus got her through it.
"I can't get up here without thanking God," she shared. "A few years ago, I saw myself in a deep state of depression, and I literally wanted to quit acting. The only thing that pretty much pulled me out of that was God, my belief, my faith, my family, and an email from BAFTA saying they wanted me to be a part of the BAFTA Breakthrough Brits, and I was like, 'let me try again.'"
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Although Wright is set to star in a "Black Panther" sequel in 2022, she says she has her sights set on smaller projects that make people think.


Software engineer with 3 years experience developing web applications. Skilled in creating reusable components, building and consuming REST APIs and communicating with internal stakeholders and external partners. Motivated by curiosity and societal impact.
Otus | Chicago, IL | January 2019 - Present
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Essentra | Forest Park, IL | December 2017 - May 2018
Coursera Course | University of Pennsylvania | Fall 2020
Full-Stack Web Developer | 2017
Bachelors of Business Administration | Cum Lauda | 2010 - 2014
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This paper aims: (1) to show that Lawrence Sklar`s recent attempt to reduce thermodynamics(TD) to statistical mechanics(SM) is fallacious in several respects; and (2) to suggest a broader conclusion that a more useful way of understanding the relationship between TD and SM is as collaboration and competition among alternative methodologies rather than reduction of one theory to another. To argue for (1), I discuss two cases (the distinction of intensive/extensive variables in TD and the existence of phase transitions) where TD is more accurate than statistical mechnaics and thus corrects SM. I also discuss the case of temperature in order to argue for both (1) and (2).
Textbooks in quantum mechanics frequently claim that quantum mechanics explains the success of classical mechanics because “the mean values [of quantum mechanical observables] follow the classical equations of motion to a good approximation,” while “the dimensions of the wave packet be small with respect to the characteristic dimensions of the problem.” The equations in question are Ehrenfest’s famous equations. We examine this case for the one-dimensional motion of a particle in a box, and extend the idea deriving a special case of the ideal gas law in terms of the mean value of a generalized force, which has been used in statistical mechanics to define ‘pressure’. The example may be an important test case for recent philosophical theories about the relationship between micro-theories and macro-theories in science.
Is there a problem of causal exclusion between micro- and macro-level physical properties? I argue that the properties that in fact are in competition are both macro, viz., the property of a (macro-) system of ‘having such-and-such macro properties` (call this a ‘macro property`) and the property of the same system of ‘being constituted by such-and-such a micro-structure` (call this a ‘micro-structural property`). I show that there are cases where, for lack of reducibility, there is a prima facie intra-level causal competition between the two kinds of properties. The problem can be resolved without giving up on the causal efficacy of the macro properties if we understand instances of macro properties to be parts of micro-structural property instances. The parthood relation of between both kinds of property instances can be mapped onto the way physical theory deals with the relation of their descriptions in the framework of perturbation theory.
Eric Scerri and other authors have acknowledged that the reality of chemical orbitals is not compatible with quantum mechanics. Recently, however, Scerri and Sharon Crasnow have argued that if chemists cannot consider orbitals as real entities, then chemistry is in danger of being reduced to physics. I argue that the question of the existence of orbitals is best viewed as an issue of approximation, not metaphysics: in many chemically important cases orbitals do not make sufficiently accurate predictions, and must be replaced. Chemists and physicists can acknowledge this fact while maintaining the utility of orbitals and the autonomy of chemistry.


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Face detection with CNN
This video shows the comparison between CNN based face detector and OpenCVs Viola-Jones face detector.OpenCVs method works perfectly for frontal upright images, but fails for off plane and in-plane rotations. CNN based detector successfully localizes face even with off plane rotations and partial occlusions.
ESCaF Pupil Tracker
Demo of the eye tracking algorithm.
Foveated rendering using Webcam
Foveated rendering in desktop environment using webcam based gaze tracking.
Webcam GazeTracker v1.0
This video shows a demo of web cam based gaze tracker. The gaze position on the screen is computed using computer vision based methods using an ordinary web cam. It is developed using pygame and opencv library. After an initial calibration stage the system estimates the gaze position which can be used for various purposes.
GazeShooter v1.0
This video shows a shooting game played with the web cam based gaze tracker. The gaze position on the screen is computed using computer vision based methods using an ordinary web cam. The gaze position obtained is used in the shooting game. The game is developed using pygame library. After an initial calibration stage the user can play the game simply by gazing at the bird.
Rotation Invariant Face Detection
Rotation Invariant Face Detection in OpenCV, For details see http://arxiv.org/abs/1505.03352 and http://arxiv.org/abs/1505.03344
Deepdream #deepdream
Video showing images generated from deepdream #deepdream.


AKAN NAMES
Akan names are derived from Ghanian culture. Frequently in Ghana, children are given their first name as a 'day name' which corresponds to the day in the week they were born. Fill in your date of birth and gender to find out your akan name below:


Incident Logging Application mockup
Report Handling Event
Completion
Cargo Tracking Id
Event type
Voyage
Location
Booking Application
Process Handling Event
Result of our processing:


Postgres
To test against Postgres docker test container set the platform to postgres
in
src/test/resources/application-test.yaml
Refer to docs / testing if application-test.yaml doesn't exist yet.
ebean:
test:
platform: postgres # h2, postgres, ...
ddlMode: dropCreate # none | dropCreate | migrations | create
dbName: my_app
That is all we need to do. Running tests via IDE, maven or gradle will all automatically setup a docker test container for postgres including creating the database and user etc.
The above will use the following defaults:
| username: | {dbName} |
|---|---|
| password: | test |
| port: | 6432 |
| url: | jdbc:postgresql://localhost:{port}/{dbName} |
| image: | postgres:{version:12} |
ebean-postgres dependency
We can use the io.ebean:ebean-postgres
dependency rather than io.ebean:ebean
if we want to only
bring in the Postgres specific platform code. Depending on io.ebean:ebean
will bring in all platforms.
Postgres types
UUID
UUID is mapped to native Postgres UUID type.
INET
java.net.InetAddress and io.ebean.types.Inet are both automatically mapped to native Postgres INET type. When using InetAddress we need to take care that it doesn't perform unwanted DNS lookup validating addresses. io.ebean.types.Inet is a simple value type.
Array types - @DbArray
We use @DbArray to map Lists or Sets of UUID, String, Enums, Number types. These are mapped to Postgres array types like uuid[], varchar[], integer[] ...
For more on Postgres Array types.
JSON / JSONB - @DbJson
We can use @DbJson and @DbJsonB to map content to Postgres JSON or JSONB types.
HSTORE - @DbMap
We can use @DbMap to map Map<String,String>
properties to
Postgres HSTORE type.
Postgres ANY
Postgres has an ANY
operator which allows binding an Array of values. This can provide a very big
benefit when using = ANY(?)
rather than the usual IN (?,?,? ...)
when the number of
bind values for an IN clause is variable. Effectively no matter the number of bind values with Postgres = ANY
we get to use the exact same SQL. This means we need only use a single Ebean query plan, a single JDBC PreparedStatement
and the database server also only see the one sql statement and typically means that it only needs to parse that once to
determine the query plan ("the database has to do less hard parsing").
For these reasons Ebean will use Postgres = ANY
whenever it can rather than use a IN
clause.
Additionally you often want to use = ANY
in SQL statements for DtoQuery
and SqlQuery.
History support
History support for Postgres is provided by generating triggers and history table.
Table Partitioning
Postgres 10 added support for table partitioning. We use @DbPartition
to define the
table should have range partitioning based on DAY, WEEK, MONTH or YEAR.
@DbPartition(mode = DAY, property = "eventTime")
@Entity
@Table(name = "event")
public class DEvent extends BaseDomain {
...
Extensions
We may want to use extensions like hstore
and pgcrypto
.
Note that when using ebean-test with docker it will automatically add those 2
extensions by default.
We can specify extensions that should be installed automatically via:
ebean:
test:
platform: postgres #, h2, postgres, mysql, oracle, sqlserver
ddlMode: dropCreate # none | dropCreate | migrations | create
dbName: myapp
postgres:
extensions: pgcrypto, hstore
Schema
With Postgres it could be considered good practice to create our tables into a named schema (and not the public schema).
If we want to do this we have made this easy in Ebean version 11.18.2 where we can specify ebean.dbSchema
and this is then used for both DB migrations and create-all.sql.
It is advisable that the DB User matches the DB Schema. When this is done then there is no need to use
currentSchema
or modify the search path
. For example, if I want to use a schema called
myapp
it is advisable to have the DB user/role match and be myapp
.
application.yaml
ebean:
dbSchema: myapp ## use this database schema
DatabaseConfig
databaseConfig.setDbSchema("myapp");
Docker container
We can programmatically start a docker container version of Postgres. This can be a useful way to run an application locally.
The below uses ebean-test-docker
dependency which already comes with ebean-test
.
If we do not have a dependency on ebean-test
then add io.ebean:ebean-test-docker:5.0
as a dependency.
package main;
import io.ebean.docker.commands.PostgresContainer;
public class StartPostgres {
public static void main(String[] args) {
PostgresContainer container = PostgresContainer.newBuilder("14")
// .port(5432) // Note: defaults to 6432
.dbName("my_app")
.user("my_app")
.password("silly")
.containerName("pg14x")
.extensions("hstore,pgcrypto")
.build();
container.start();
}
}
The above will programmatically start a Postgres 13 docker container on port 6432. It will create a database and user with container name pg13x. It will drop and re-create the container if the container already exists.
Docker trace logging
Set the logging level for io.ebean.docker
to trace
to help trouble shoot any issues or
understand what ebean-test-docker is doing.
PostGIS
To use PostGIS goto the PostGIS documentation.


Joel
Joel is a major character and the playable protagonist of The Last of Us, the deuteragonist of The Last of Us Part II, and a supporting character in The Last of Us: Left Behind. Joel is a survivor in post-apocalyptic America that has been ravaged by the cordyceps brain infection, which has decimated 60% of mankind globally. After losing his only daughter Sarah in the early stages of the outbreak, Joel becomes a ruthless and cynical smuggler eventually tasked with smuggling and protecting Ellie, a young girl who is the key to mankind's survival. Joel eventually comes to form a strong bond with her. He is voiced and motion captured by Troy Baker.
Ellie
Ellie is the deuteragonist of The Last of Us, the playable protagonist of The Last of Us Part II[3] and The Last of Us: Left Behind, and the main character in The Last of Us: American Dreams. A nineteen-year-old survivor, Ellie is "mature beyond her years" as a result of the circumstances of her environment.[4] She is voiced and motion captured by Ashley Johnson.


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FutureSynchronyzer
/doc
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#include <FutureSynchronyzer.hxx>
Public Member Functions | |
| FutureSynchronyzer (OutputResult *outputResult=NULL, size_t numThreads=std::thread::hardware_concurrency() > 0?std::thread::hardware_concurrency():1) | |
| virtual | ~FutureSynchronyzer () |
| template<typename Fn , typename... Args> | |
| void | addFunction (Fn &&function, Args &&...args) |
| void | launch () |
| void | wait () |
| void | launchAndWait () |
| OutputResult * | outputResult () const |
| size_t | numThreads () const |
Private Types | |
| typedef std::function< OutputResult()> | Function |
| typedef std::shared_ptr< Function > | FunctionPtr |
Private Member Functions | |
| FunctionPtr | getNextFunction () |
| template<typename Output = OutputResult, typename Policy = ResultPolicy> | |
| std::enable_if<!(std::is_same< Output, void >::value)&&!(std::is_same< Policy, policy::NoResultPolicy >::value), void >::type | applyResult (std::future< Output > &f) |
| template<typename Output = OutputResult, typename Policy = ResultPolicy> | |
| std::enable_if<(std::is_same< Output, void >::value)||(std::is_same< Policy, policy::NoResultPolicy >::value), void >::type | applyResult (std::future< Output > &f) |
Private Attributes | |
| std::vector< std::future< OutputResult > > | m_futures |
| std::vector< FunctionPtr > | m_functions |
| size_t | m_numThreads |
| OutputResult * | m_outputResult |
This class permits to add functions and it's arguments and launch them with a limit number of threads defined at the onbject's construction. All the function added must returned the same type of argument.
|
private |
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private |
|
inline |
Construct the Future Synchronizer.
| outputResult | the return result (optional); |
| numThreads | the max number of threads. By default, the number of concurrent threads supported if detected or 1. |
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inlinevirtual |
|
inline |
Add the function and its arguments to the list of function
| function | |
| args | all arguments |
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inlineprivate |
Launch the result operation. This method is used if OutputResult is not void and ResultPolicy is not ResultPolicy.
| f | the finished future with the result |
Referenced by thread::FutureSynchronyzer< ResultPolicy, FutureFactory, OutputResult >::launch(), and thread::FutureSynchronyzer< ResultPolicy, FutureFactory, OutputResult >::wait().
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inlineprivate |
Launch the result operation. This method is used if OutputResult is void or ResultPolicy is ResultPolicy.
| f | the finished future with the result |
References UNUSED.
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inlineprivate |
Referenced by thread::FutureSynchronyzer< ResultPolicy, FutureFactory, OutputResult >::launch().
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inline |
Launch all functions
References thread::FutureSynchronyzer< ResultPolicy, FutureFactory, OutputResult >::applyResult(), thread::FutureSynchronyzer< ResultPolicy, FutureFactory, OutputResult >::getNextFunction(), and thread::FutureSynchronyzer< ResultPolicy, FutureFactory, OutputResult >::m_numThreads.
Referenced by thread::FutureSynchronyzer< ResultPolicy, FutureFactory, OutputResult >::launchAndWait().
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inline |
Launch all the functions and wait them to be finished.
References thread::FutureSynchronyzer< ResultPolicy, FutureFactory, OutputResult >::launch(), and thread::FutureSynchronyzer< ResultPolicy, FutureFactory, OutputResult >::wait().
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inline |
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inline |
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inline |
Wait all functions to be finished.
References thread::FutureSynchronyzer< ResultPolicy, FutureFactory, OutputResult >::applyResult().
Referenced by thread::FutureSynchronyzer< ResultPolicy, FutureFactory, OutputResult >::launchAndWait().
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private |
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private |
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private |
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private |


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{% extends "webapp/admin/_confirm_page.html" %} {% set color_scheme = 'success' if item.archived else 'danger' %} {% block breadcrumb %}
{% endblock %} {% block action_title %} Are you sure you want to {{ 'restore' if item.archived else 'archive' }} «{{ item.name }}»? {% endblock %} {% block action_text %} {% if item_name == 'group' %} {% if item.archived %}
Archiving is reversible. At any time you will be able to restore this group.
Note that when the group will be restored, currently archived tasks will remain archived.
Archiving is reversible. At any time you will be able to restore this task.
{% endif %} {% endif %} {% endblock %}


{% extends "soc/survey/take.html" %}
{% comment %}
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.
{% endcomment %}
{% block help_text %}
{{ block.super }}
This survey is being taken for a project titled "{{ project_entity.title }}" by {{ project_entity.student.name }}.
{% endblock help_text %}


Unregistering your User Account
How to unregister from a site. This closes your user account preventing you from accessing areas of the site which are restricted to logged in users. Note: Administrators can restore your account or permanently delete it.
- Login to the site. See "Logging into a Site"
- Click on your [Display Name] link (typically located in the top right corner of the site) - OR - Navigate to a View Profile (also called My Profile) module. This displays the user profile page.
- Click the Edit Profile button. This displays the Manage Profile Page.
- Select the Manage Account tab.
- Click the UnRegister button. This displays the message "Are you sure you want to un-register?"
-
Click the OK button confirm. You are now unregistered and have been automatically logged out of the site. A message is sent to you confirming that your account has been unregistered. A message is also sent to the Administrator advising that you have unregistered.


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| HBASE-552 |
Bloom filter bugs |
Major |
. |
Andrzej Bialecki |
|
| HBASE-805 |
Remove unnecessary getRow overloads in HRS |
Major |
regionserver |
Jonathan Gray |
Jim Kellerman |
| HBASE-811 |
HTD is not fully copyable |
Minor |
Client |
Andrew Purtell |
Andrew Purtell |
| HBASE-729 |
client region/metadata cache should have a public method for invalidating entries |
Minor |
Client |
Andrew Purtell |
Andrew Purtell |
| HBASE-819 |
Remove DOS-style ^M carriage returns from all code where found |
Major |
. |
Jonathan Gray |
Jonathan Gray |
| HBASE-812 |
Compaction needs little better skip algo |
Critical |
regionserver |
Billy Pearson |
Daniel Leffel |
| HBASE-818 |
Deadlock running 'flushSomeRegions' |
Blocker |
. |
stack |
Andrew Purtell |
| HBASE-820 |
Need mainline to flush when 'Blocking updates' goes up. |
Blocker |
. |
stack |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
| HBASE-821 |
UnknownScanner happens too often. |
Major |
. |
stack |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
| HBASE-824 |
Bug in Hlog we print array of byes for region name |
Trivial |
regionserver |
Billy Pearson |
Billy Pearson |
| HBASE-825 |
master logs showing byte[] in place of string on logging |
Trivial |
master |
Billy Pearson |
Billy Pearson |
| HBASE-808 |
MAX_VERSIONS not respected. |
Blocker |
. |
stack |
|
| HBASE-809 |
Deletall doesn't and inserts after delete don't work as expected. |
Major |
. |
stack |
|
| HBASE-831 |
committing BatchUpdate with no row should complain |
Minor |
. |
Michael Bieniosek |
Andrew Purtell |
| HBASE-830 |
Debugging HCM.locateRegionInMeta is painful |
Minor |
Client |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
|
| HBASE-833 |
Doing an insert with an unknown family throws a NPE in HRS |
Trivial |
regionserver |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
| HBASE-822 |
Update thrift README and HBase.thrift to use thrift 20080411 |
Major |
. |
stack |
|
| HBASE-697 |
thrift idl needs update/edit to match new 0.2 API (and to fix bugs) |
Major |
. |
stack |
Tim Sell |
| HBASE-810 |
Prevent temporary deadlocks when, during a scan with write operations, the region splits |
Blocker |
. |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
|
| HBASE-843 |
Deleting and recreating a table in a single process does not work |
Major |
. |
Jonathan Gray |
Jonathan Gray |
| HBASE-762 |
deleteFamily takes timestamp, should only take row and family. Javadoc describes both cases but only implements the timestamp case. |
Minor |
Client, IPC/RPC, regionserver |
Jonathan Gray |
Izaak Rubin |
| HBASE-768 |
[Migration] This message 'java.io.IOException: Install 0.1.x of hbase and run its migration first' is useless |
Major |
. |
stack |
Izaak Rubin |
| HBASE-826 |
delete table followed by recreation results in honked table |
Blocker |
. |
stack |
stack |
| HBASE-854 |
hbase-841 broke build on hudson? |
Blocker |
. |
stack |
Jim Kellerman |
| HBASE-855 |
compaction can return less versions then we should in some cases |
Major |
regionserver |
Billy Pearson |
Billy Pearson |
| HBASE-832 |
Problem with row keys beginnig with characters < than ',' and the region location cache |
Blocker |
Client, regionserver |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
| HBASE-860 |
IndexTableReduce doesnt write the column name as the lucene index field properly. |
Major |
. |
Ryan Smith |
|
| HBASE-864 |
Deadlock in regionserver |
Major |
. |
stack |
|
| HBASE-865 |
Fix javadoc warnings |
Blocker |
. |
Jim Kellerman |
Jim Kellerman |
| HBASE-872 |
Getting exceptions in shell when creating/disabling tables |
Blocker |
. |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
| HBASE-874 |
deleting a table kills client rpc; no subsequent communication if shell or thrift server, etc. |
Blocker |
. |
stack |
Jonathan Gray |
| HBASE-871 |
Major compaction periodicity should be specifyable at the column family level, not cluster wide |
Major |
. |
stack |
Jonathan Gray |
| HBASE-868 |
Incrementing binary rows cause strange behavior once table splits |
Blocker |
. |
Jonathan Gray |
Jonathan Gray |
| HBASE-881 |
If a server's lease times out or the server dies, All regions will get reassigned even split or offline ones. |
Blocker |
. |
Jim Kellerman |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
| HBASE-877 |
HCM is unable to find table with multiple regions which contains binary |
Blocker |
. |
Jonathan Gray |
Jonathan Gray |
| HBASE-836 |
Update thrift examples to work with changed IDL (HBASE-697) |
Blocker |
Thrift |
stack |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |


Low hails ‘underrated’ Germany goalscorer Ginter
by FSA EditorMatthias Ginter shone in Germany’s rout of Belarus, winning him recognition from head coach Joachim Low.
Joachim Low heaped praise on Matthias Ginter following his standout display in Germany’s comfortable 4-0 Euro 2020 qualifying victory over Belarus on Saturday.
Borussia Monchengladbach star Ginter opened his international account with a deft flick at his club side’s home stadium and later set up one of Toni Kroos’ two goals.
Still only 25, Ginter is already a veteran of two World Cup campaigns but has taken time to cement a regular spot in Low’s plans.
But after six starts in 2019 and with Niklas Sule sidelined by a long-term knee injury, the 29-cap centre-back looks set to be a big part of his nation’s Euro 2020 assault.
“A lot of people talked about Matthias Ginter during the week. He’s a bit underrated,” head coach Low said.
“He’s always performed well for the team. I know what to I can expect from him. Ginter is solid and has a very good first ball out of defence.
“He’s also improved defensively and is calm and reliable. You know what to expect, which is important for a coach. He doesn’t have a lot of ups and downs.
“I’m very happy for him that he scored a goal, and such a beautiful one.”
Leon Goretzka joined Ginter and Kroos on the scoresheet as Germany confirmed their Euro 2020 qualification.
Manuel Neuer did have to keep out a second-half penalty from Igor Stasevich in order to preserve the home side’s clean sheet, leaving Low aware of the work that still needs to be done.
“I congratulated the players on securing qualification – that was our main goal,” he said.
“The team played really well. They combined well with one another. We were slightly sloppy after our third goal and have to be more clinical.”
Germany are now top of Group C going into Tuesday’s final qualifier against third-placed Northern Ireland.


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CHAPTER 835
SECURING ATTENDANCE OF WITNESS BY MATERIAL
WITNESS ORDER
Section
835-1 Material witness order; defined
835-2 Material witness order; when authorized; by what
courts issuable; duration thereof
835-3 Material witness order; commencement of proceeding by
application; procurement of appearance of prospective
witness
835-4 Material witness order; arraignment
835-5 Material witness order; hearing, determination and
execution of order
835-6 Material witness order; vacation, modification and
amendment thereof
835-7 Material witness order; compelling attendance of
witness who fails to appear
835-8 Material witness order; witness fee


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public interface Aggregator
An aggregator records measurements defined by a schema, and then allows aggregated reports to be generated according to a number of variables.
Each stored record must conform to the schema
of this aggregator, that is, have a value (or binding) for each variable defined in the schema
with a compatible type.
Reports are generated by picking a set of variables. All distinct combinations of
values for this set are taken, and each different combination groups all records having
those exact variable bindings. The value of each combination is the aggregation of
the grouped records, according to an Aggregate
function.
For example, if there were these stored records:
| COLOR | SIZE | VALUE |
|---|---|---|
| "RED" | "BIG" | 15.0 |
| "RED" | "SMALL" | 20.0 |
| "BLUE" | "BIG" | 20.0 |
| "BLUE" | "SMALL" | 25.0 |
| "YELLOW" | "BIG" | 23.0 |
A report of the average for each distinct "COLOR" (which would be requested
with: averageOf("VALUE").per("COLOR"), returning a Records
object)
would yield these results:
| COLOR | null |
|---|---|
| RED | 17.5 |
| BLUE | 22.5 |
| YELLOW | 23.0 |
The column keyed with null contains the results of the aggregations. The value for
this column, for each record in the results, can also be accessed with Record.getValue()
method.
The max value per distinct size (accordingly, maxOf("VALUE").per("SIZE")) would yield:
| SIZE | null |
|---|---|
| SMALL | 25.0 |
| BIG | 23.0 |
Similarly, the count of all records (or simply count().perAll()), regardless of variables, would yield:
| null |
|---|
| 5 |
The semantics of the reports generation are strictly equivalent to SQL's GROUP BY clause.
The results can be ordered (see Order
and Orders
) and filtered
(see Filter
and Filters
), by prepending the report() calls with
ordered() and/or restricted() calls, in chained method calls fashion.
For example, to order colors lexicographically, and exclude "YELLOW", this would be written:
ordered(Orders.asc("COLOR")).filtered(Filters.notEq("COLOR", "YELLOW")).sumOf("...").per(..., "COLOR");
Record
,
ReportBuilder
,
Order
,
Orders
,
Filter
,
Filters
| Nested Class Summary |
|---|
| Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface gr.forth.ics.jbenchy.fluent.AggregateBuilder |
|---|
AggregateBuilder.PerClause |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
java.lang.String |
getName()
Returns the name of this aggregator. |
Schema |
getSchema()
Returns the schema that stored records in this aggregator must conform to. |
void |
record(Record record)
Stores a single record into this aggregator. |
Aggregator |
with(java.lang.Object variable,
java.lang.Object value)
Creates an aggregator with the same schema and state as this, and additionally with a variable bound to a value. |
| Methods inherited from interface gr.forth.ics.jbenchy.fluent.ReportBuilder |
|---|
deleteRecords, domainOf, filtered, ordered, ordered, report |
| Methods inherited from interface gr.forth.ics.jbenchy.fluent.AggregateBuilder |
|---|
averageOf, count, maxOf, minOf, sumOf |
| Method Detail |
|---|
void record(Record record)
schema
of this aggregator.
record
- the record to be recordedSchema getSchema()
java.lang.String getName()
Aggregator with(java.lang.Object variable, java.lang.Object value)
This can be used to create an Aggregator that simplifies recording and reporting for parts of an applications where some variable/value bindings are constant. This eliminates the need to redundantly add constant bindings to the stored records.
Reports generated by the returned aggregator have an implicit filter which returns only records that have the variable/value binding.
variable
- the variable to fix to a specific valuevalue
- the value that the given variable will have in records
stored by the returned aggregator
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Adding VirtualSky overlays to all-sky webcams. Mouseover a webcam image to see the overlay. Different all-sky cameras have different projections. SBIGs seem to be polar whereas others may have a fish-eye projection.
All-sky image from OGG (copyright LCOGT). This SBIG camera seems to use a polar projection (projection=polar
).
All-sky image from ELP (copyright LCOGT). This SBIG camera seems to use a polar projection (projection=polar
).
All-sky test image from Bayfordbury (copyright Bayfordbury). This SBIG camera seems to use a polar projection (projection=polar
).
All-sky test image from metar.no (copyright metar.no). This all-sky camera seems to be a little non-linear in radial distance. Combined with a non-central zenith this leads to non-alignment in both azimuth and elevation. (projection=fisheye
)


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This is my first time watching a Comic Book Girl video, but everything she says about the new Ghostbusters seems reasonable to me.
Also, that hair.
Disclaimers:
(a) I haven’t seen the new one (but plan to).
(b) I liked the originals but they are not in my top 10 or top 50.
Was not an enormous fan of original Ghostbusters. Not that I didn’t like it, but I was a little young for it. Never watched ‘em more than twice. Ranks up there with, maybe Speed as a movie I enjoyed but did not see more than once or twice. So I don’t have a lot invested in a remake.
To me the trailer for the new one looked… meh. The brouhaha over the movie interests me though.
UPDATE I:
I’m watching, and very much enjoying, Ghostbusters (1984). After that, the sequel!
UPDATE II:
Comic Book Girl did a FOLLOW-UP video here, explaining why it’s important to be honest.
Best line: “I need to see people having fun doing this, pushing the boundaries of art… Making me think about things. See the world in different ways. And expanding my consciousness. That’s what I use movies for. It’s not just about escapism. It’s also about refining one’s soul through the process of viewing art.”
UPDATE III:
Some hot takes from Stephanie Merry, Charlie Nash, Milo Yiannopolis, and Gavin McCinnes


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On the
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menu, click
Invert Colors
.
Note
Each color is replaced by its color complement. For example, red becomes cyan, and blue becomes yellow.


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Description
| Class Summary | |
|---|---|
| DefaultHBaseAdminFactory | Factory for HBaseAdmin that creates concrete HBaseAdmin instances. |
| DefaultHBaseFactory | Factory for HBase instances based on URIs. |
| DefaultHTableInterfaceFactory | Factory for HTableInterface that creates concrete HTable instances. |
| HBaseAtomicKijiPutter | HBase implementation of AtomicKijiPutter. |
| HBaseDataRequestAdapter | Wraps a KijiDataRequest to expose methods that generate meaningful objects in HBase
land, like Put s and Get s. |
| HBaseKiji | Kiji instance class that contains configuration and table information. |
| HBaseKijiBufferedWriter | HBase implementation of a batch KijiTableWriter. |
| HBaseKijiFactory | Factory for constructing instances of HBaseKiji. |
| HBaseKijiReaderFactory | Factory for Table Writers. |
| HBaseKijiResult | HBase implementation of KijiResult. |
| HBaseKijiRowData | An implementation of KijiRowData that wraps an HBase Result object. |
| HBaseKijiRowScanner | The internal implementation of KijiRowScanner that reads from HTables. |
| HBaseKijiRowScanner.Options | A class to encapsulate the various options the HBaseKijiRowScanner constructor requires. |
| HBaseKijiTable | A KijiTable that exposes the underlying HBase implementation. |
| HBaseKijiTableAnnotator | HBase implementation of KijiTableAnnotator . |
| HBaseKijiTableReader | Reads from a kiji table by sending the requests directly to the HBase tables. |
| HBaseKijiTableReaderBuilder | HBase implementation of KijiTableReaderBuilder. |
| HBaseKijiTableWriter | Makes modifications to a Kiji table by sending requests directly to HBase from the local client. |
| HBaseKijiTableWriter.WriterLayoutCapsule | A container for all writer state which should be modified atomically to reflect an update to the underlying table's layout. |
| HBaseKijiWriterFactory | Factory for Table Writers. |
| HBaseMapFamilyPager | HBase implementation of KijiPager for map-type families. |
| HBaseMetaTable | An implementation of the KijiMetaTable that uses the 'kiji-meta' HBase table as the backing store. |
| HBaseNonPagedVersionIterator<T> | Wraps a Result to provide iteration and decoding. |
| HBasePagedVersionIterator<T> | Wraps calls to HBase to provide iteration and decoding of paged data. |
| HBaseQualifierIterator | Iterates over all the qualifiers in a map-type family. |
| HBaseQualifierPager | Pages through the many qualifiers of a map-type family. |
| HBaseResultIterator | Iterator over the KeyValues in a Result . |
| HBaseSchemaTable | Mapping between schema IDs, hashes and Avro schema objects. |
| HBaseSystemTable | The Kiji system table that is stored in HBase. |
| HBaseTableKeyValueDatabase | Manages key-value pairs on a per table basis. |
| HBaseTableLayoutUpdater | Updates the layout of an HBase Kiji table. |
| HBaseVersionPager | Pages through the versions of a fully-qualified column. |
| HColumnDescriptorComparator | Comparator for HColumnDescriptors. |
| HTableDescriptorComparator | Compares HTableDescriptor s. |
| KijiHTablePool | This private class is designed to serve as a replacement for HTablePool, to get around the following HBase issues in the face of master failures: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-6580 https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-6956 https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-4805 We accomplish this by creating a simple pool and a Pooled implementation of HTableInterface, similar to how HTablePool works. |
Implementations for the main KijiSchema classes and interfaces.
Users generally shouldn't need to reference any of these classes directly, but rather use the
classes presented by the org.kiji.schema
package.
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In the context of the Web of Things (WoT), a Binding Template is a blueprint that gives guidance on how to implement a specific IoT protocol, data format or IoT platform. The Core Binding Templates specification explains the overall mechanism and requirements for any binding to follow. This document gives implementation guidelines regarding the Constrained Application Protocol (CoAP), which is a specialized web transfer protocol for use with constrained nodes and constrained (e.g., low-power, lossy) networks.
More specifically, this document defines a set of vocabulary terms that can be used inside a Thing Description document, and associated rules which allow to describe WoT operations using CoAP over the network. Additionally, relevant examples are provided to showcase different vocabulary terms and the associated behavior.
This document is a work in progress
The Constrained Application Protocol (CoAP) [[RFC7252]] is a specialized web transfer protocol for use with constrained nodes and constrained (e.g., low-power, lossy) networks. The nodes often have 8-bit microcontrollers with small amounts of ROM and RAM, while constrained networks such as IPv6 over Low-Power Wireless Personal Area Networks (6LoWPANs) often have high packet error rates and a typical throughput of 10s of kbit/s. The protocol is designed for machine-to-machine (M2M) applications such as smart energy and building automation.
This document describes how to present devices that use CoAP in a Thing Description. In particular, the document explain how to create valid Forms for the different operations that CoAP can perform.
Forms of a Thing Description instance with CoAP Binding complies with this specification if it follows the normative statements in and .
A JSON Schema [[?JSON-SCHEMA]] to validate Thing Description instances containing CoAP Binding is provided in the GitHub repository.
The interaction model of CoAP [[RFC7252]] is similar to the client/server model of HTTP [[RFC7230]]: A CoAP client sends requests to a CoAP server and receives responses. Requests indicate the action to be performed (e.g., GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) by means of a CoAP method code. Responses carry a CoAP status code that indicates success or failure. Requests and response may carry a representation in a CoAP content format (i.e., content type with optional content coding).
The parameters and metadata of requests and responses are carried in CoAP options.
CoAP defines a set of common options (e.g., URI path and query components, Accept and Content-Format) and allows new options to be defined.
Options are generally set when using certain CoAP features, such as the Observe
option being set when Observing Resources in CoAP [[RFC7641]].
The following sections provide an overview of the CoAP features defined at the time of writing and give examples of a how these can be used in a [[[WOT-THING-DESCRIPTION]]]. The vocabulary terms used in these examples are defined in section [[[#vocabulary]]].
Things accessible via CoAP provide interaction affordances that direct Consumers to send CoAP requests to a CoAP endpoint. The Thing processes these requests and sends appropriate CoAP responses.
The target resource is specified in the Thing Description by the href
member of a form, using one of the CoAP URI schemes (see section [[[#url]]]).
The request method (e.g., "GET"
, "PUT"
, "POST"
, or "DELETE"
) is specified using the cov:method
member of a form.
{ "@context": "https://www.w3.org/2022/wot/td/v1.1", ... "properties": { "status": { "type": "string", "readOnly": true, "forms": [{ "cov:method": "GET", "href": "coap://[2001:DB8::1]/status", "contentType": "text/plain;charset=utf-8", "op": ["readproperty"] }] } } }
The cov:method
member may be omitted if the request method is the default for the operation (see section [[[#default-mappings]]]).
{ "@context": "https://www.w3.org/2022/wot/td/v1.1", ... "properties": { "status": { "type": "string", "readOnly": true, "forms": [{ "href": "coap://[2001:DB8::1]/status", "contentType": "text/plain;charset=utf-8" }] } } }
The contentType
and contentCoding
members of a form specify the CoAP content format of the request and/or response.
In CoAP, combinations of content type and content coding are encoded using standardized values listed in the IANA CoAP Content-Formats registry.
Therefore, not every combination of content type and content coding can be used with CoAP.
Furthermore, even parameters are included in the mapping: in [[[#example-request-defaults]]], the content type text/plain;charset=utf-8
would be mapped to Content-Format ID 0.
Omitting the charset
parameter, for instance, would break a literal mapping from content type to Content-Format in this case.
Section [[[#content-negotiation]]] introduces the additional vocabulary terms cov:contentFormat
and cov:accept
to deal with ambiguities of content types and content codings in the context of CoAP, and to give Consumers guidance for the content negotiation process.
Content negotiation in CoAP is used to negotiate the representation of CoAP resources that may have different representations available.
Content negotiation is accomplished through the use of CoAP Accept
and Content-Format
options.
The CoAP Accept option is used by clients to request a particular content format, while the Content-Format
option is used by clients and servers to indicate the content format of the representation in requests and responses, respectively.
Mapping the string-based contentType
and contentCoding
fields to a numeric Content-Format can be difficult for a Consumer for a number of reasons:
First, a Consumer needs to be aware of all potential mappings between the string-based and the numerical representations.
Furthermore, since there is no well-defined algorithm for converting a combination of contentType
and contentCoding
to a CoAP Content-Format, the process might be prone to error.
Therefore, this document introduces the vocabulary term cov:contentFormat
for providing a hint to simplify the conversion for a Consumer.
It can be used in all Thing Description classes that contain the contentType
and contentCoding
fields.
If the field cov:contentFormat
is present, it must match the string representation expressed by contentType
and contentCoding
.
Corresponding with the default contentType
value application/json
, Consumers are supposed to assume a Content-Format value 50 if cov:contentFormat
and application/json
is not present.
Forms may contain a cov:accept
field to explicitly require a Consumer to provide an Accept option.
If a cov:accept
member is present in a Form, then the Consumer must use the contained value in an Accept option when requesting the described resource.
In the case of the following example, a Consumer trying to invoke the start
Action would include a Content-Format
option with value 50 (application/json
) and an Accept
option with value 60 (application/cbor
) in its request when choosing the first Form provided.
Since both forms have the same href
, use of Accept
option allows the Consumer to choose the correct form.
{ "@context": "https://www.w3.org/2022/wot/td/v1.1", ... "actions": { "start": { "input": { "type": "integer" }, "output": { "type": "string" }, "forms": [ { "href": "coap://[2001:DB8::1]/start", "cov:accept": 60, "response": { "contentType": "application/cbor", "cov:contentFormat": 60 } }, { "href": "coap://[2001:DB8::1]/start", "contentType": "application/cbor", "cov:contentFormat": 60, "cov:accept": 50, "response": { "contentType": "application/json", "cov:contentFormat": 50 } } ] } } }
CoAP features two mechanisms to make efficient use of network resources and minimize the number of required transmissions. First, a CoAP client may store responses to requests in order to satisfy future requests without sending a new request. A stored response may be used if it is still valid, i.e., if the response's Max-Age value has not been exceeded. Second, a CoAP client may validate a stored response by sending a new request with the ETag from the stored response. This allows the server to quickly respond with a 2.03 (Valid) response if the stored response is still valid.
Consumers are generally is expected to make use of both mechanisms to minimize the number of required CoAP transmissions.
CoAP provides a mechanism for clients to "observe" resources [[RFC7641]], i.e., to request notifications from the server whenever the resource changes. This is especially useful in the Web of Things where many Things are expected to have resources that change over time, such as sensor readings.
A resource can be observed by sending a GET request with the Observe option set. The server will then respond with the current representation of the resource, as well as send notifications to the client. A server is not required to support the Observe option for all resources; in this case, a resource can still be observed by polling it at regular intervals.
Support for observing resources can be indicating by including a subprotocol
value of cov:observe
in a form.
However, a consumer can always fall back to polling a resource if observing a resource is permanently or temporarily not possible.
{ "@context": "https://www.w3.org/2022/wot/td/v1.1", ... "properties": { "status": { "type": "string", "readOnly": true, "forms": [{ "cov:method": "GET", "href": "coap://[2001:DB8::1]/status", "contentType": "text/plain;charset=utf-8", "subprotocol": "cov:observe", "op": ["observeproperty"] }] } } }
CoAP supports block-wise transfers to allow large resource representations to be transferred between clients and servers. This feature enables clients and servers to request or provide resource representations in smaller blocks, which can be useful when constrained network conditions make it undesirable to transfer large amounts of data at once.
At the time of writing, CoAP supports two mechanisms for block-wise transfers:
Block-Wise Transfers [[RFC7959]] and Block-Wise Transfer Options Supporting Robust Transmission [[RFC9177]].
In a form, support for these can be indicated by a cov:blockwise
or cov:quickblockwise
member, respectively.
{ "@context": "https://www.w3.org/2022/wot/td/v1.1", ... "properties": { "status": { "type": "string", "readOnly": true, "forms": [{ "href": "coap://[2001:DB8::1]/status", "contentType": "text/plain;charset=utf-8", "cov:blockwise": { } }] } } }
Additionally, a cov:blockwise
or cov:quickblockwise
member may indicate relevant parameters, such as the largest block size that may be used in a Block2
Option.
{ "@context": "https://www.w3.org/2022/wot/td/v1.1", ... "properties": { "status": { "type": "string", "readOnly": true, "forms": [{ "href": "coap://[2001:DB8::1]/status", "contentType": "text/plain;charset=utf-8", "cov:blockwise": { "cov:block2Size": 64 } }] } } }
With conditional requests, a CoAP client can include conditions in a request that specify how the server should process the request. If the server cannot satisfy the conditions, it returns a 4.12 (Precondition Failed) response.
At the time of writing, CoAP supports three types of conditional requests:
If-Match
option with an ETag: "only process the request if the target resource exists and has a representation with this ETag"If-Match
option without an ETag: "only process the request if the target resource exists"If-None-Match
option without an ETag: "only process the request if the target resource does not exist"Conditional requests are typically used in the context of larger, multi-step workflows. For example, a CoAP client might want to make sure that a resource has not been modified before it performs some action on it. Therefore, no vocabulary is provided for driving conditional requests from the Thing Description. Instead, consumers are expected to be familiar with the specifics of the workflows in which they are participating and to use conditional requests accordingly.
The CoAP Hop-Limit
option [[RFC8768]] limits the number of hops a CoAP message can take before it is considered undeliverable. This prevents infinite message loops in CoAP networks.
In a form, the cov:hopLimit
member can be used to set the desired hop limit for a particular CoAP request.
{ "@context": "https://www.w3.org/2022/wot/td/v1.1", ... "properties": { "status": { "type": "string", "readOnly": true, "forms": [{ "href": "coap://[2001:DB8::1]/status", "contentType": "text/plain;charset=utf-8", "cov:hopLimit": 5 }] } } }
CoAP uses the following Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) schemes for identifying CoAP resources and providing a means of locating the resource:
| URI Scheme | Reference |
|---|---|
| coap | [[RFC7252]] |
| coap+tcp | [[RFC8323]] |
| coap+ws | [[RFC8323]] |
| coaps | [[RFC7252]] |
| coaps+tcp | [[RFC8323]] |
| coaps+ws | [[RFC8323]] |
See the Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) Schemes registry for the complete list of CoAP URI schemes.
This section describes the vocabulary used in CoAP. A protocol binding implementation should use the vocabulary defined in this section to describe the different configuration that can be used to exchanged data between Web of Things.
| Vocabulary term | Description | Assignment | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
cov:method |
Indicates the CoAP method to be used in the request. | optional |
string (e.g., GET , PUT , POST , DELETE , FETCH , iPATCH , or PATCH )(See the CoAP Method Codes registry for the set of possible values.) |
cov:blockwise |
Indicates that block-wise transfer [[RFC7959]] is supported. | optional | BlockWiseTransferParameters |
cov:qblockwise |
Indicates that quick block-wise transfer [[RFC9177]] is supported. | optional | BlockWiseTransferParameters |
cov:hopLimit |
Indicates that a CoAP Hop-Limit option [[RFC8768]] should be included in the request. | optional | unsignedByte |
cov:contentFormat |
Specifies the Content-Format to be used by a client for input data and the Content-Format to be used by a server for output data (where applicable). The value must be the numeric Content-Format ID registered with IANA for the combination of the contentType and contentCoding specified in the same form.
|
optional | unsignedShort |
cov:accept |
Indicates that a Consumer must include an Accept option [[RFC7252]] with the given value when requesting the resource associated with this Form. | optional | unsignedShort |
The following vocabulary terms are usable in the ExpectedResponse
and AdditionalExpectedResponse
classes.
| Vocabulary term | Description | Assignment | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
cov:contentFormat |
Specifies the Content-Format to be used by a client for input data and the Content-Format to be used by a server for output data (where applicable). The value must be the numeric Content-Format ID registered with IANA for the combination of the contentType and contentCoding specified in the same form.
|
optional | unsignedShort |
| Vocabulary term | Description | Assignment | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
cov:block2Size
|
Indicates the largest block size that may be used in a Block2 or Q-Block2 Option | optional |
unsignedShort (one of 16 , 32 , 64 , 128 , 256 , 512 , or 1024 )
|
cov:block1Size
|
Indicates the largest block size that may be used in a Block1 or Q-Block1 Option | optional |
unsignedShort (one of 16 , 32 , 64 , 128 , 256 , 512 , or 1024 )
|
This section describes the strategies and default values to use protocol specific concepts within the WoT Interaction model.
| Operation | Default Binding |
|---|---|
readproperty |
"cov:method": "GET" |
writeproperty |
"cov:method": "PUT" |
observeproperty |
"cov:method": "GET" , "subprotocol": "cov:observe" |
unobserveproperty |
"cov:method": "GET" , "subprotocol": "cov:observe" |
readmultipleproperties |
"cov:method": "GET" |
writemultipleproperties |
"cov:method": "PUT" |
readallproperties |
"cov:method": "GET" |
writeallproperties |
"cov:method": "PUT" |
observeallproperties |
"cov:method": "GET" , "subprotocol": "cov:observe" |
unobserveallproperties |
"cov:method": "GET" , "subprotocol": "cov:observe" |
invokeaction |
"cov:method": "POST" |
queryaction |
"cov:method": "GET" |
cancelaction |
"cov:method": "POST" |
queryallactions |
"cov:method": "GET" |
subscribeevent |
"cov:method": "GET" , "subprotocol": "cov:observe" |
unsubscribeevent |
"cov:method": "GET" , "subprotocol": "cov:observe" |
subscribeallevents |
"cov:method": "GET" , "subprotocol": "cov:observe" |
unsubscribeallevents |
"cov:method": "GET" , "subprotocol": "cov:observe" |
TODO: This section should describe other mappings that can be used by TD designers. It is meant to be informative but it provides guidelines for implementers.


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