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GPU drivers, whether they have been designed by NVIDIA or AMD, have always been a nightmare on Linux and users have been forced to use badly performing opensource drivers or propietary drivers which could easily crash due to dependencies, different kernel versions or bugs. It seems that at least AMD wants to change this sorry state, by introducing a new, unified and mostly open-source Linux driver stack known as AMDGPU. Although this change is definitely very exciting and I hope that RadeonOpenCompute is going to improve current situation with GPGPU on Linux, it won’t really happen until 2017. So what is the situation now?
If you have an older AMD GPU, a pre-GCN (Graphics Core Next), you are stuck with deprecated fglrx. It simply won’t compile with a newer kernel. Fortunately, long time supports OS can give you lifetime till at least 2019, for example Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. This Ubuntu version is quite important here because we are stuck with our server on this Ubuntu 14.04.4 because currently it is the only Debian-based distro supported by ROCm, support for 16.04 is experimental. Our experience so far suggests that even stable release may generate a lot of problems and that’s why I want to avoid any possible upgrades.
I have had a lot of fun with Radeon Open Compute and one of results of my internship at the STE||AR Group were many opened issues regarding compiler hcc. One of them stopped further progress but I could make use of our GPUs for OpenCL development until it’s fixed. OpenCL support won’t come to ROCm before December which forced me to switch kernels and use traditional GPU driver.
Here starts the fun part! With Ubuntu 14.04.4 running on 4.4.x kernel, fgrlx is already gone. AMDGPU can be found in repository but it seems to not provide OpenCL support for device; simply device can’t be located by AMD APP. But we still have AMDGPU-PRO, right? Even driver download on AMD webpage, for our R9 Nano running Ubuntu 14.04.4, forwards to this driver… which has only download version for 16.04! And it is simply not a typo. The driver package depends on libvdpau1 in version >= 1.1 which can’t be satisfied in this release. Polluting distribution with packages from next release usually ends with a dependency hell and a disaster during upgrade. And judging by Internet discussions, I can only join other confused and disappointed users.
Fortunately there is a hero who patched the old driver and obtained a compatibility with newer kernels. To be honest, I didn’t expect any luck with this driver but it works! So far, so good, OpenCL applications don’t crash and I can continue my work, meanwhile hopefully waiting for a stable release of ROCm supporting OpenCL.
Once again, open source saves the day.
Edit at 21th January, 2016: according to documentation from ComputeCpp Community Edition 0.1.2, AMDPGPU-PRO comes with no support for OpenCL SPIR 1.2. It is a significant regression when compared to fglrx. My SYCL code runs fine with the previous driver on Fiji GPUs.


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data_metadata_pairs):
assert self.get_outer_object_ref() is None
self.set_outer_object_ref(object_ref)
results.append(
self._deserialize_object(data, metadata, object_ref))
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obj = None
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except Exception as e:
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results.append(obj)
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People's Vote staff reject new director as attempt to break strike flops
by Stefan BosciaIt was another day of dysfunction for the People’s Vote campaign as striking staff members rejected Saturday’s appointment of Tory figure Stuart Hand as acting director.
The 40 members of staff had planned to have showdown talks today with de-facto People’s Vote chairman – and PR tycoon – Roland Rudd in a bid to get back to work.
Read more: Exclusive: New People’s Vote chief faces sexual harassment claims
However, Rudd declined the invitation to attend the meeting, drawing criticism from campaigners.
The meeting was attended by senior figures from the five founding organisations that make up the People’s Vote campaign.
Former Tony Blair press secretary Alastair Campbell was among a number of campaign heavies to attend.
Campaigners were hopeful they could get the campaign back on track, after its new chief executive Patrick Heneghan resigned pending an independent investigation into sexual harassment allegations against female members of staff.
However, a statement from staff made it clear they did not think the appointment of Hand – a former Tory election strategist – was suitable.
“Instead of compounding his mistakes of two weeks ago by imposing solutions on other organisations and staff, Roland Rudd needs to start listening,” it read.
A People’s Vote source told City A.M. that Hand “was not the one to lead the campaign” and that Rudd needed to step away.
“The idea that, after installing Heneghan, the answer is to put in another one of Roland Rudd’s people is for the birds,” they said.
“Hengahn’s sacking was a real opportunity to find a solution to get Peoples’ vote staff back to work and get the campaign back on track.
“I don’t think the solution lies in Roland Rudd doing another scheme to get one of his guys in there.”
The campaign was plunged into chaos two weeks ago after its director and communications chief were sacked by Rudd and replaced by Heneghan – a former Labour election strategist.
Staff voted no confidence in Rudd and Heneghan by 40 votes to three two days later and refused to go back to work.
It emerged last week Heneghan had been accused of propositioning and inappropriately touching young female staff members.
Read more: People’s Vote chief executive Patrick Heneghan resigns amid sexual harassment complaints
One of his accusers wrote an anonymous piece in The i today, hitting out at his comments that the allegations were a “political smear”.
She wrote that the culture to “disbelieve women and their allegations needs to stop”.


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Use the abbreviated assignment operator in order to write programs more rapidly. Also some compilers run faster when you do so.
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A container for report code. TrackRecordReport::Report instances are passed to generators - see TrackRecordReportGenerator for details.
A compilable Report sets attributes from parameters passed in, which might be the result of a Rails form submission for a potentially new or edited SavedReport instance - or more commonly, the “attributes()” call result on an existing SavedReport instance. Either way, all the attributes are copied internally with extra processing and filtering, so you can read things like the saved report “range_start_cache” and “range_start_cache” attributes, or instead use the compilable report's computed “range” property - a Range instance giving the two inclusive Dates for the report start and end.
Once compiled with “compile”, a report can be queried by first iterating over its rows with “each_row”. Discover cells within rows with “each_cell_for”. If parameters tell the report to include per-user data during compilation, then for each row call “each_user_on_row” to enumerate users with relevant data on that row, then for each such user within the row, “each_cell_for_user_on_row” to enumerate the cells giving totals for each user in that row and column (you can also do this manually with “each_cell_for” and the Cell “user_total” method).
Ranges of columns for an x-axis-is-date report can be iterated over with “each_column_range” and human-readable headings generated using “column_heading”. Overall totals for all rows can be obtained with the “each_column_total” iterator. For each object returned, per-user data can be discovered via the “user_total” method if required.
A Report mixes in behaviour from TrackRecordSections so that as well as providing report data, it provides section and group information with per-section/per-section-per-user calculations all integrated. You can use the section interface via the report just as you might use the interface directly via TrackRecordSections::Sections.
If you want to get the sorted array of tasks a compiled report covers, use the “filtered_tasks” property. To see if a report includes per-user details, see if the array in its “users” property is empty. If not, the list of users with non-zero totals for a compiled report can be found in the “filtered_users” array.
Note that if the “filtered_tasks” array is empty after compilation, the report determined that it could perform no useful calculations. Proceed as if the report was never compiled in the first place - don't attempt to iterate over its rows for example - and just let the user know that the report is 'empty' / has no useful data.
A Report itself is a calculation object (see the Calculator and CalculatorWithUsers classes) and its own committed and not-committed hour values represent the overall report total. The rows and cells and various other calculated portions are similarly subclassed. Additonally a final pass over the report's non-zero hour tasks is made and three numbers generated to indicate overall task results: “total_duration” is a BigDecimal giving the total task duration (for tasks with that set), “total_actual_remaining” is the total duration minus all committed hours (only meaningful if all your reported tasks have valid durations) and “total_potential_remaining” further subtracts not-committed hours, in timesheets which may yet be edited by their owners - hence it is an indication of potential, rather than definite remaining time.
For examples of how all this information can be used, along with where
precalculated total information is stored and how to generate your own
totals using report calculator objects yourself, examine the CSV export
code - see TrackRecordReportGenerator::UkOrgPondCSV
inside
lib/report_generators/track_record_report_generator_uk_org_pond_csv.rb
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harder to see what's going on.
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common techniques of interacting with the GovRight Corpus API
<!doctype html> <html ng-app="myApp"> <head> <script src="js/angular.js"></script> <!-- Include the ll services script --> <script src="dist/govright-ll-services.js"></script> <script> // ...and add 'govright.llServices' as a dependency var myApp = angular.module('myApp', ['govright.llServices']); </script> </head> <body></body> </html>


The BLFS Systemd Units package contains the systemd unit files that are used throughout the book.
Package Information
The BLFS Systemd Units package will be used throughout the BLFS book
for systemd unit files. Each systemd unit has a separate install
target. It is recommended that you keep the package source directory
around until completion of your BLFS system. When a systemd unit is
requested from BLFS Systemd Units, simply change to the directory,
and as the root
user, execute the
given make install-<systemd-unit>
command. This command installs the systemd unit to its proper
location (along with any auxiliary configuration scripts) and also
enables it by default.
It is advisable to peruse each systemd unit before installation to determine whether the installed files meet your needs.
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Resistive plate chambers (RPC) are the main detectors in the Iron-Calorimeter (ICAL)
experiment of the India-based Neutrino Observatory. Over 30,000 RPCs will be employed in the ICAL detector. Shown here is an exploded view of a single RPC.
A RPC consists of two 2 m x 2 m glass plates (blue) separated by 2 mm gap by button spacers (gray). Inside the gap, a gas is circulated through nozzles (not shown). Typical gas mixtures are Freon and Isobutane (95.5:4.5) with traces of SF6. The edges of the glass plates
are sealed so that the gas does not come out. On top of the glass plates is a graphite coating (not shown) through which a high and uniform electric field (10 KV) is set up across the glass plates.
When a charged particle enters the gas volume, it ionizes the gas, producing electron-ion pairs. The movement of these electron-ion pairs due to the high electric field is picked up by strips (yellow) placed on a pickup panel (red).
There are 64 strips of width 3 cm on two sides of the RPC such that they are oriented orthogonal to each other. This structure helps in recording the x,y positions of the crossing point of the particles. RPCs also give the time of crossing of particles.


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Founded in 2000, eDelta Consulting is an assurance and advisory firm comprised with over 40 full-time professionals providing “expertise” and “talent” on a project based, staff-augmentation, and/or full-time placement perspective.
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BLG is a law firm servicing financial services clients in technology transactions and vendor negotiations. BLG also handles corporate real estate transactions.
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"CLEMENT "mild, a Christian of Philippi, Paul’s “fellow-labourer,” whose name he mentions as “in the book of life” (Phil. 4:3). It was an opinion of ancient writers that he was the Clement of Rome whose name is well known in church history, and that he was the author of an Epistle to the Corinthians, the only known manuscript of which is appended to the Alexandrian Codex, now in the British Museum. It is of some historical interest, and has given rise to much discussion among critics. It makes distinct reference to Paul’s First Epistle to the Corinthians.
"CLEMENT "mild, a Christian of Philippi, Paul’s “fellow-labourer,” whose name he mentions as “in the book of life” (Phil. 4:3). It was an opinion of ancient writers that he was the Clement of Rome whose name is well known in church history, and that he was the author of an Epistle to the Corinthians, the only known manuscript of which is appended to the Alexandrian Codex, now in the British Museum. It is of some historical interest, and has given rise to much discussion among critics. It makes distinct reference to Paul’s First Epistle to the Corinthians.


Hi there I'm Bara'a rami Jahmani
The creater of this website ,i'm 22 years old , graduated from Yarmouk University , my majer was managemnt information system . And i'm from Irbed.
I'm student in LTUC right now , learning software development .
My main goal right now is to complete this scholership and git the chanse to work in the filed that i'm studing.
In 3/2/2020 I've added to this game a new 2 questions , And my favoret Top 10 movies .
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It’s Finally Here!
If you haven’t heard DLive has launched an Android app for their Steem dapp! You can read more about the launch at https://steemit.com/dlive/@dlive/announcement-or-dlive-on-android-with-fanbase or start the download for your device at https://app.dlive.io/. It’s an amazing start!
That being said I’ve been dying to get home to give it a good testing. While digging through I’ve encountered the following bugs that I want to share with the team. Some of these have already been reported in DLive’s #help-center while others may be new.
To test I was using a Samsung Note 8 running Android 8.0.0 and version 1.0.0 of the DLive app downloaded from the main website.
Bugs or Interface Issues
Appearance & App
Android app missing app icon logo
Under “Live” panel - streams not shown under ‘Lifestyle’, ‘Learning’ and ‘Music’ but will still appear in “Trending”
Under “Profile” in earning history there is an overlay of stream ID and what I assume is date
Under “Profile” clicking Fanbase doesn’t take you to that user’s profile but just the Fanbase tab
Videos
Opening a non-live video will give a ‘3101: User Not Found’ error. (posted by @D4rkFlow)
Streams
Upvote less than 100% will give 10000:Server Internal Error
Upvote of 100% will register as 1% upvote (both in chat and on steemd)
After sending a gift and completing the SteemConnect payment then backing into the DLive app I get a recurring ‘Video loading failed’ - This has been inconsistent and has occurred for some streams and not on others.
[Inconsistent] App FC after taking stream to full screen. Unable to reliably reproduce.
Fanbase
I almost didn’t include this because I know this is an alpha release of this feature. I still wanted to include information that may help the team locate an unknown issues.
No way to join other’s Fanbase - You are able to create your own but can not join anyone else
Open Fanbase chat in one Fanbase group but then open another Fanbase and click the chat and app will FC
Fanbase doesn’t appear to let you scroll chat messages based on DLive Fanbase
Recommended Updates
This one has already been addressed but it would be awesome to utilize the @dlive app to go live straight from mobile. I know this is in the works but I would be amiss to not include this as the top recommended update.
Again I’m sure this will be addressed soon but would again be missing a great opportunity to recommend Android push notifications. More developer information regarding rich notifications can be found here https://developer.android.com/distribute/best-practices/engage/rich-notifications
Utilize Android 8.0 picture in picture for streams. This would allow streamers to continue to stay connected to the stream even while donating or jumping into another quick app. You can learn more about Android’s PIP featuers at https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/picture-in-picture.
When clicking a stream to load stream info (title, viewers, votes & user) it would be nice to be able to click the user’s name to join past streams.
Similarly clicking user profiles in chat should open their streaming profile allowing you to view their streams or profile info.
More to Come!
For an alpha release this is incredible. You can easily track and monitor streams with little issue! That is amazing considering the alpha nature of this release. That being said I hope any of this can help the team make the experience better and continue to improve.
I’ve been traveling with my mother today so I’ve not had a lot of time to really dig in too deep and I’m exhausted at this point. I will continue to test and update this post as I find any issues. If you’ve noticed any additional issues please let me know in the comments and I will update my tracker to include your bug (with reference) if I can reproduce it.
This page is synchronized from the post: ‘DLive Android App Testing’


class: center, middle # Sustainability:
Uncertainty and Social Learning ### ANTH 569
2/15/16 --- # Papers 1. Lambin 2005 * *Conditions for sustainability of human-environment systems: Information, motivation, and capacity* 1. Nelson et al. 2007 * *Adaptation to environmental change: contributions of a resilience framework* 1. Smit & Wandel 2006 * *Adaptation, adaptive capacity and vulnerability* 1. Turner et al. 2003 * *A framework for vulnerability analysis in sustainability science* --- # General Questions 1. Are socio-ecological changes primarily the product of individual actors or of collective communities and institutions? 1. Are socio-ecological behaviors by actors the products of intentional decision-making or of unconscious strategies? 1. To what degree are the behaviors of individuals and institutions motivated by evolved psychological mechanisms as opposed to learned cultural values? 1. How can collective institutions like governments be made to learn and adapt? 1. Who benefits from adaptation? Who benefits from transformation? Which is the more socially equitable process? --- # Lambin 2005 1. Do the three components of human-environment interactions mentioned in this article—*information*, *motivation*, and *capacity*—adequately account for the success or failure of sustainable resource management? 1. To what degree do the dimensions of the information component (temporal, historical, social, economic, socio-political) overlap or contrast with those of the other components? * i.e. Why does *information* have "social" and "socio-political" dimensions but *motivation* has "conflict of interest" and "institutional" dimensions? 1. To what degree are these divisions arbitrary? Is it really a failure of other studies that they have not considered all of these factors as specifically defined here? 1. Are the different dimensions just a re-branding of different types of capital? What would this imply? --- # Nelson et al. 2007 (1/2) 1. The abstract begins, "Adaptation is a process of deliberate change..." Is this always the case? If unintentional societal change results in adaptation, is it still adaptation? 1. Does system transformation also have to be "deliberate" or "inadvertent" (p400)? 1. In evolutionary biology, adaptation is never purposeful or directed. Whether a trait is "adaptive" depends wholly on the state of the environment at that particular time and, when environmental conditions change, the relative fitness benefits of traits change, which may result in different traits being "adaptive." Is this also the case with social systems, or are humans in control of their own socio-ecological evolution? 1. Further, the mechanisms of adaptation are the creation of random variation (*mutation*) and many, many iterations of failure (*selection*). Does social adaptation proceed differently? Why? --- # Nelson et al. 2007 (2/2) 1. To what degree does culture influence adaptation and the perception of what is well-adapted? 1. Does adaptation involve different processes on different organizational levels? 1. What is the difference between *adaptive capacity* and *resilience*? How are they related? 1. Are societies only able to transition between certain desirable states? What defines the thresholds between states? What is the space between thresholds and states and how do societies move through it? 1. What is the role of history in adaptation? 1. If vulnerability can never be eliminated, just moved to different areas, people, and circumstances, how can we ensure that vulnerability analyses are ethical? --- # Smit & Wandel 2006 1. These authors state that adaptation can be "anticipatory or reactive" and "autonomous or planned" (p282). How do we reconcile this with Nelson et al. (2007)? 1. Since it is now relatively certain that we will have to endure the effects of antropogenic climate change for decades (if not centuries) to come, should the focus of policy and research shift to adaptation to those effects rather than mitigation of the causes? 1. Does there need to be more focus on implementation? How can this be done when funding for implementation is generally provided by entities interested in profit, rather than welfare for its own sake? 1. If adaptations and adaptive capacity are context-specific and variable over both time and space, what implications does this have for implementation? --- # Turner et al. 2003 (1/2) 1. The authors explain that entitlement creates uneven distributions of risk and coping capacity (i.e. "adaptive capacity") within societies, and presumably between them. Is this adequately addressed in the model? 1. Compared to the RH and PAR frameworks, the vulnerability framework is much more complex. The authors state the advantages of this, but may it also be a problem? Does it reduce the generalizability of a place-based approach to have a more complex and specific model? 1. How could the vulnerability model be adopted? --- # Turner et al. 2003 (2/2)


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If you have a proposition, I am listening here.
I represent a real person. Using this persona allows me to freely interact with groups and communities, unfettered by political or personal issues. I offer skills, usually for a price, to individuals and groups I approach, or who approach me.
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My skills include web design and development, graphic design, team management, public relations and audio engineering.
If you have any further questions, you can contact me here.
This is a currently ongoing project that is in infantile stages. The project is to be a web development business set in the Eastern Suburbs of Melbourne, providing unique web-based solutions to small businesses.
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| 1 | package fr.sii.ogham.spring.email; | |
| 2 | ||
| 3 | import org.slf4j.Logger; | |
| 4 | import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory; | |
| 5 | import org.springframework.boot.autoconfigure.sendgrid.SendGridProperties; | |
| 6 | ||
| 7 | import com.sendgrid.SendGrid; | |
| 8 | ||
| 9 | import fr.sii.ogham.core.builder.MessagingBuilder; | |
| 10 | import fr.sii.ogham.email.sendgrid.SendGridConstants; | |
| 11 | import fr.sii.ogham.email.sendgrid.builder.AbstractSendGridBuilder; | |
| 12 | import fr.sii.ogham.email.sendgrid.sender.SendGridSender; | |
| 13 | import fr.sii.ogham.spring.common.SpringMessagingConfigurer; | |
| 14 | ||
| 15 | /** | |
| 16 | * Integrates with Spring SendGrid by using Spring properties defined with | |
| 17 | * prefix {@code spring.sendgrid} (see {@link SendGridProperties}). | |
| 18 | * | |
| 19 | * If both Spring property and Ogham property is defined, Spring property is | |
| 20 | * used. | |
| 21 | * | |
| 22 | * For example, if the file application.properties contains the following | |
| 23 | * configuration: | |
| 24 | * | |
| 25 | *
 | |
| 26 | * spring.sendgrid.api-key=foo | |
| 27 | * ogham.email.sendgrid.api-key=bar | |
| 28 | *
 | |
| 29 | * | |
| 30 | * The {@link SendGridSender} implementation will use foo to connect to the | |
| 31 | * SendGrid service. | |
| 32 | * | |
| 33 | *
 | |
| 34 | * This configurer is also useful to support property naming variants (see | |
| 35 | * Relaxed | |
| 37 | * Binding). | |
| 38 | * | |
| 39 | * @author Aurélien Baudet | |
| 40 | * | |
| 41 | */ | |
| 42 |
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1. configure : All method instructions removed → NO_COVERAGE |
public abstract class AbstractSpringSendGridConfigurer implements SpringMessagingConfigurer { |
| 43 | private static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(AbstractSpringSendGridConfigurer.class); | |
| 44 | | |
| 45 | protected final OghamSendGridProperties properties; | |
| 46 | protected final SendGridProperties springProperties; | |
| 47 | protected final SendGrid sendGrid; | |
| 48 | ||
| 49 | public AbstractSpringSendGridConfigurer(OghamSendGridProperties properties, SendGridProperties springProperties, SendGrid sendGrid) { | |
| 50 | super(); | |
| 51 | this.properties = properties; | |
| 52 | this.springProperties = springProperties; | |
| 53 | this.sendGrid = sendGrid; | |
| 54 | } | |
| 55 | ||
| 56 | @Override | |
| 57 | public void configure(MessagingBuilder builder) { | |
| 58 | LOG.debug("[{}] apply configuration", this); | |
| 59 | // use same environment as parent builder | |
| 60 | AbstractSendGridBuilder<?, ?> sendgridBuilder = builder.email().sender(getSendGridBuilderClass()); | |
| 61 | sendgridBuilder.environment(builder.environment()); | |
| 62 | // Ogham specific properties take precedence over Spring properties if specified | |
| 63 | if (properties != null) { | |
| 64 | applyOghamConfiguration(builder); | |
| 65 | } | |
| 66 | if (springProperties != null) { | |
| 67 | applySpringConfiguration(builder); | |
| 68 | } | |
| 69 | } | |
| 70 | ||
| 71 | protected abstract Class<? extends AbstractSendGridBuilder<?, ?>> getSendGridBuilderClass(); | |
| 72 | ||
| 73 | @SuppressWarnings("deprecation") | |
| 74 | protected void applyOghamConfiguration(MessagingBuilder builder) { | |
| 75 | LOG.debug("[{}] apply ogham configuration properties to {}", this, builder); | |
| 76 | // @formatter:off | |
| 77 | builder.email() | |
| 78 | .sender(getSendGridBuilderClass()) | |
| 79 | .apiKey(properties.getApiKey()) | |
| 80 | .username(properties.getUsername()) | |
| 81 | .password(properties.getPassword()); | |
| 82 | // @formatter:on | |
| 83 | } | |
| 84 | ||
| 85 | protected void applySpringConfiguration(MessagingBuilder builder) { | |
| 86 | LOG.debug("[{}] apply spring configuration properties to {}", this, builder); | |
| 87 | if (sendGrid != null) { | |
| 88 | useSpringSendGridClient(builder); | |
| 89 | } else { | |
| 90 | // This is a special case that is not really reachable with Spring Boot: | |
| 91 | // - it means that SendGridProperties bean is available | |
| 92 | // - but SendGrid bean is not | |
| 93 | // As both beans are created by SendGridAutoConfiguration, either none is available or both are available. | |
| 94 | // We keep it in the case where a developer would use a @Configuration class with only @EnableConfigurationProperties(SendGridProperties.class) | |
| 95 | useOghamSendGridClientWithSpringProperties(builder); | |
| 96 | } | |
| 97 | } | |
| 98 | ||
| 99 | protected abstract void useSpringSendGridClient(MessagingBuilder builder); | |
| 100 | ||
| 101 | protected void useOghamSendGridClientWithSpringProperties(MessagingBuilder builder) { | |
| 102 | // @formatter:off | |
| 103 |
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1. useOghamSendGridClientWithSpringProperties : All method instructions removed → SURVIVED |
builder.email() |
| 104 | .sender(getSendGridBuilderClass()) | |
| 105 | .apiKey(springProperties.getApiKey()); | |
| 106 | // @formatter:on | |
| 107 | } | |
| 108 | ||
| 109 | @Override | |
| 110 | public int getOrder() { | |
| 111 |
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1. getOrder : All method body replaced by: return 0 → SURVIVED 2. getOrder : All method body replaced by: return 1 → SURVIVED |
return SendGridConstants.DEFAULT_SENDGRID_CONFIGURER_PRIORITY + 1000; |
| 112 | } | |
| 113 | ||
| 114 | } | |
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Now, let's learn something new in Ruby. We know we can use method to define something. However, when we have many method to use together with a total thing. We can use class to implement it.
There's a simple example about die. We want to code how many sides for the die and what's the value for a roll:
die.sides will return 6
die.roll will return a random number from 1 to 6
Now we know some basic knowledge about class. Here we need to know some important definitions.
The first is variables. There are four different kinds of variables: local variables, instance variables, class variables, and global variables.
Local Variables: Local variables are defined in a method. That means local variables are not available out of the method. Local variables begin with a lowercase letter or _.
Instance Variables: Instance variables are available across all methods in a class. Instance variables begin with (@).
Class Variables: Class variables make a variable accessible to ALL instances of the class. Class variables begin with @@.
Global Variables:Global variable is available across classes. The global variables start with ($).
Another important part is the initialize method. Like in the example, at the beginning of a class, we always write the initialize method to initialize the variables.
Class is a hard part to learn. I believe we need to more practice to be familiar with class first. And then we can learn some more use with class.


A progress bar is a graphical element that informs users of the current
working state of a task. It can be used to reduce uncertainty.
Default progress bar
{{default_bar}}
{%- highlight html -%}{{default_bar}}{%- endhighlight -%}
Assign colours to your progress bar using the
sgds-progress is-*stateColor* class.
{{colorState_bar}}
{%- highlight html -%}{{colorState_bar}}{%- endhighlight -%}
Guidelines
Always give some type of immediate feedback, such an animated visual
change. Without any visual change from the system, most users will
assume the action was not registered and they will try again.
Don't use static progress indicators, such as an unmoving image or text.
If the system hangs or becomes stuck, the user has no way of knowing if
they need to restart the action.
Avoid using don't-click-again warnings as users rarely read excess word
count (until it's too late). The way to avoid extra clicks is to show
the user that the first click has been accepted and is being worked on.
Source:
NNG Group
{%- include sgds-feedback.html -%}


Steps to reproduce
- Open Firebug and switch to the HTML panel
- Copy this text:
Foo!
- In the node tree right-click on the
#onlyCell
element and select
Paste HTML > Replace Node
- Copy this text:
Middle
- In the node tree right-click on the
#middleCell
element and select
Paste > Replace Content
- Copy this text:
Left
- In the node tree right-click on the
#middleRow
element and select
Paste > As First Child
- Copy this text:
Right
- In the node tree right-click on the
#middleRow
element and select
Paste > As Last Child
- Copy this text:

Top

- In the node tree right-click on the
#middleRow
element, and select
Paste > Before
- Copy this text:

Bottom

- In the node tree right-click on the
#middleRow
element and select
Paste > After
-
In the node tree right-click on the  element and select Paste
⇒ The Replace Node, After and Before items should be disabled.
- Check the result (see below) and go on to issue5358_xml.html
Expected result
You should see this on the top of the page:
| Top |
| Left |
Middle
|
Right |
| Bottom |


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| IGetObjectInstanceDelegate<T extends ServiceObject> |
The Interface GetObjectInstanceDelegateInterface.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AttendeeAvailability |
Represents the availability of an individual attendee.
|
| ConvertIdResponse |
Represents the response to an individual Id conversion operation.
|
| CreateAttachmentResponse |
Represents the response to an individual attachment creation operation.
|
| CreateFolderResponse |
Represents the response to an individual folder creation operation.
|
| CreateItemResponse |
Represents the response to an individual item creation operation.
|
| CreateItemResponseBase |
Represents the base response class for item creation operations.
|
| CreateResponseObjectResponse |
Represents response to generic Create request.
|
| DelegateManagementResponse |
Represents the response to a delegate managent-related operation.
|
| DelegateUserResponse |
Represents the response to an individual delegate user manipulation (add,
remove, update) operation.
|
| DeleteAttachmentResponse |
Represents the response to an individual attachment deletion operation.
|
| ExecuteDiagnosticMethodResponse |
Represents the response to a ExecuteDiagnosticMethod operation
|
| ExpandGroupResponse |
Represents the response to a group expansion operation.
|
| FindConversationResponse |
Represents the response to a Conversation search operation.
|
| FindFolderResponse |
Represents the response to a folder search operation.
|
| FindItemResponse<TItem extends Item> |
Represents the response to a item search operation.
|
| GetAttachmentResponse |
Represents the response to an individual attachment retrieval request.
|
| GetDelegateResponse |
The Class GetDelegateResponse.
|
| GetEventsResponse |
Represents the response to a subscription event retrieval operation.
|
| GetFolderResponse |
Represents the response to an individual folder retrieval operation.
|
| GetInboxRulesResponse |
Represents the response to a GetInboxRules operation.
|
| GetItemResponse |
Represents a response to an individual item retrieval operation.
|
| GetPasswordExpirationDateResponse | |
| GetPhoneCallResponse |
Represents the response to a GetPhoneCall operation.
|
| GetRoomListsResponse |
Represents the response to a GetRoomLists operation.
|
| GetRoomsResponse |
Represents the response to a GetRooms operation.
|
| GetServerTimeZonesResponse |
Represents the response to a GetServerTimeZones request.
|
| GetStreamingEventsResponse |
Represents the response to a subscription event retrieval operation.
|
| GetUserConfigurationResponse |
Represents a response to a GetUserConfiguration request.
|
| GetUserOofSettingsResponse |
Represents response to GetUserOofSettings request.
|
| MoveCopyFolderResponse |
Represents the base response class for individual folder move and copy
operations.
|
| MoveCopyItemResponse |
Represents a response to a Move or Copy operation.
|
| PlayOnPhoneResponse |
Represents the response to a PlayOnPhone operation.
|
| ResolveNamesResponse |
Represents the response to a name resolution operation.
|
| ServiceResponse |
Represents the standard response to an Exchange Web Services operation.
|
| ServiceResponseCollection<TResponse extends ServiceResponse> |
Represents a strongly typed list of service response.
|
| SubscribeResponse<TSubscription extends SubscriptionBase> |
Represents the base response class to subscription creation operations.
|
| SuggestionsResponse |
Represents the base response class to subscription creation operations.
|
| SyncFolderHierarchyResponse |
Represents the response to a folder synchronization operation.
|
| SyncFolderItemsResponse |
Represents the response to a folder item synchronization operation.
|
| SyncResponse<TServiceObject extends ServiceObject,TChange extends Change> |
Represents the base response class for synchronuization operations.
|
| UpdateFolderResponse |
Represents response to UpdateFolder request.
|
| UpdateInboxRulesResponse |
Represents the response to a UpdateInboxRulesResponse operation.
|
| UpdateItemResponse |
The Class UpdateItemResponse.
|


Input a domain name to add it to the HSTS set:
Input a domain name to query the current HSTS/PKP set:
Input a domain name to add it to the Expect-CT set. Leave Enforce unchecked to configure Expect-CT in report-only mode.
Input a domain name to query the current Expect-CT set:
Trigger a test report to the given report URI. The report will contain a hostname of "expect-ct-report.test" and dummy data in other fields.
Input a domain name to delete its dynamic domain security policies (HSTS and Expect-CT). (You cannot delete preloaded entries.):


| DOSE: |
1 tablet |
oral |
MDMA |
(pill / tablet) |
On the day before thanksgiving, I tried Ecstacy for the first time. I was with my best friend, tanja who I literally spend every moment of every day with. Along with some other people I had felt pretty close to. I was kind of nervous at first. When I popped that pill, by our car in the parking lot, everyone grinned at me like they were happy I had just joined the club. I first remember waiting about 40 minutes in line to get into the rave. As the line slowly moved, I could feel my body getting numb with every step.
When I got inside, the lights and music excited me. It was like stepping into a totally different dimension. All I wanted to do was dance. I started to dance with Tanja, I felt free. I moved in a way I could never imagine. I was totally aware of what i was doing but at the same time, I didn't care, so filled with joy and happiness, My body moved how it wanted to. I looked at people's faces. I loved everyone. Tanja's face lit up like an angel's and pretty soon, some guys started to film us. We were filled with so much emotion, and it came through when we danced. I felt so confident. A circle started to form around me and tanja and all I could think about was how much fun I was having even without all the attention.
The night ended in a hotel room where I slept soundly and woke up with a brighter view of the world. Everything was more beautiful than before. My only fear throughout this whole experience is that I may want to abuse the drug. Tanja and I have made a pact that we will never do it without each other and space out our doses every two months so that we wont have to take more than one. I recommend it to people by far as the greatest mind altering substance on this planet. Everything in mediation.
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The 16 best new hotels in Europe that every traveler should visit, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
by Melissa Wiley, Business Insider US- The 19th-century Palazzo Daniele in Italy’s Puglia region was named Europe’s hotel of the year in the Ahead Europe 2019 Awards.
- Run by Sleeper magazine, the awards recognize European hotels built or renovated from June 2018 to May 2019.
- Ahead Europe announced its 16 winners across 18 categories, including best hotel newbuild, best “visual identity,” and best hotel restaurant.
- Winners include an American-inspired 1950s roadside diner in England, eco-friendly sea cabins on a private island in Norway, and a secret garden hotel in Mallorca, Spain.
- Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories.
The 19th-century Palazzo Daniele in Italy’s Puglia region has been named Europe’s best new hotel of the year by Sleeper magazine, a UK-based hotel-design publication.
Sleeper recently announced the winners of its third annual Ahead Europe Awards, which recognize the best new hospitality projects and renovations in Europe.
In total, 16 hotels newly built or renovated from June 2018 to May 2019 were awarded across 18 categories including best new lobby, best restaurant, and best new concept. A panel of international hospitality experts, including Marriott International’s senior interior design director and Hilton Worldwide’s vice president of architecture, design, and construction, chose the winners based on “the application of design and architecture to deliver great guest experiences.”
From eco-friendly sea cabins on a remote Norwegian island to an abandoned wine factory turned hotel, take a look at the 16 winners.
Starting rates, when not stated on a hotel’s website, are based on the lowest rate available for Saturday, January 11, at the time of publication.
AHEAD Europe Hotel of the Year and Best Guestrooms: Palazzo Daniele
Located in southern Italy’s Gagliano del Capo, the 158-year-old Palazzo Daniele earned two distinctions: Best Guesthouses and Hotel of the Year. Milanese design team Ludovica and Roberto Palomba transformed the 19th-century property’s interior into a minimalist 9-suite hotel.
The palazzo is closed for winter break starting January 5 and reopens on March 15, with nightly rates starting at $308.
Source: AHEAD Awards
Best Bar, Club, or Lounge: Soho House Amsterdam
The members-only Soho House in downtown Amsterdam consists of 79 hotel rooms located inside a Functionalist office building dating back to the 1930s. The AHEAD Awards judges describe the space as having a “a real sense of place throughout which perfectly matches the building’s architecture.”
Member rates start at $160 per night.
Source: AHEAD Awards
Best Event Space: Cinema Paradiso at PURO Lódź
Home to one of the world’s oldest film schools, Lódź, Poland, lives and breathes cinema. The Puro Hotel in Lódź’s city center took note, creating an event space that hosts regular movie nights and bears the name of the iconic 1988 film “Cinema Paradiso” directed by Giuseppe Tornatore.
Rates start at $74 per night.
Source: AHEAD Awards
Best Hotel Conversion: The Langley
An hour’s drive outside of London, the Marriott Langley is located inside a historic manor home surrounded by 150 acres of parks and gardens. Marriott’s conversion of the estate into a hotel resulted in what AHEAD describes as “an opulent country retreat with a high-end residential feel.”
Rates start at $476 for non-Marriott members.
Source: AHEAD Awards
Best Hotel Newbuild: Mollie’s Motel & Diner
Mollie’s Motel & Diner, a Soho House project located in Buckland, England, is modeled after a 1950s American diner and even features a drive-thru. AHEAD judges praised Mollie’s for its “quality and simplicity,” noting that it has become a favorite local haunt.
Rates start at $122 per night.
Source: AHEAD Awards
Best Hotel Renovation & Restoration: Heckfield Place
Located in Hampshire, England, Heckfield Place consists of a working farm and a 46-room Georgian estate dating back to the 18th century. Architectural firm Spratley & Partners restored the property, collaborating with the interior design team bwt London.
Rates start at $450 per night.
Source: AHEAD Awards
Best Landscaping & Outdoor Spaces: Can Bordoy Grand House & Garden Palma
Can Bordoy Grand House in Mallorca features a “secret garden” with more than 70 plant species and a heated swimming pool. AHEAD’s judging panel noted how Can Bordoy’s “mindful” landscaping ensures even more privacy for its guests.
Rates start at $436 per night.
Source: AHEAD Awards
Best Lobby & Public Spaces: Belmond Cadogan Hotel
The judges praised the Belmond Cadogan Hotel‘s recent updates to its lobby, describing it as “light, airy and inviting.” The hotel was originally built in 1887.
Rates start at $562 per night.
Source: AHEAD Awards
Best Lodge, Cabin & Tented Camps: Manshausen 2.0
Located on a 55-acre private island in Norway, Manshausen 2.0 is the latest extension of the Manshausen Island Resort and consists of three “sea cabins” boasting breathtaking views of the ocean. They are built primarily of cross-laminated timber and coated in aluminum to protect against the elements. The AHEAD judges praised Manshausen 2.o for the sustainability of its design.
The sea cabins are available to book February through November, and rates start at $393 per night.
Source: AHEAD Awards
Best Resort Hotel: The Retreat at Blue Lagoon Iceland
Iceland’s Blue Lagoon is undeniably picturesque, and the Retreat at Blue Lagoon is equally so. Its 62 suites feature panoramic views of the lagoon’s alluring, steamy waters and surrounding landscape. The resort also features a subterranean spa and traditional Icelandic restaurant.
Rates start at $1293 per night.
Source: AHEAD Awards
Best Restaurant: NENI at 25hours Hotel Terminus Nord
Conveniently located across from the Gare du Nord train station in Paris’ 10th arrondissement, 25hours Hotel Terminus Nord features a restaurant that AHEAD describes as having a distinctly feminine feel. Marrying Persian, Arabic, French, and Russian influences, it features pastel velvet chairs, pink marble tables and several women-themed artworks. 25hours Hotel Company founder Christoph Hoffmann, who has overseen the development of 13 25hours hotels since 2005, separately won the Outstanding Contribution category of this year’s AHEAD Europe Awards for his contributions to the hospitality industry.
Rates start at $112 per night.
Source: AHEAD Awards
Best Spa & Wellness: Euphoria Retreat
Carved into a mountainside in Mystras, Greece, Euphoria Spa spans four stories and merges elements of Byzantine architecture with minimalist Zen design. One of the spa’s defining features is its dome-like “Sphere Pool,” inspired by the architecture of the Hagia Sofia Church.
Rates start at $525 per night.
Source: AHEAD Awards
Best Suite: Dexamenes Seaside Hotel
Once a derelict, abandoned wine factory, Dexamenes Seaside Hotel in Kourouta, Greece is now beachside haven thanks to K-Studio architects. AHEAD judges described Dexamenes as “the height of unpretentious luxury.”
Rooms are available April through October, with rates starting at $176 per night. Source: AHEAD Awards
Best Transport: Ponant Le Champlain
Le Champlain is one of six new luxury vessels released by cruise operator Ponant, which sends cruises all over the world. The ship, named after famous French explorer Samuel de Champlain, embarked on its maiden voyage in October 2018.
Double occupancy fares for available trips in 2020 start at $980 for four nights.
Source: AHEAD Awards
Best Visual Identity: Amerikalinjen
AHEAD awarded Amerikalinjen, once the former offices of cruise ship Norwegian American Line, for how well the boutique hotel incorporates travel and navigation themes into its design. The hotel’s suites feature objects related to the history of Amerikalinjen, and its cocktail bar is named after one of the cruise ship’s iconic final destinations: New York’s Pier 42.
Rates start at $242 per night.
Source: AHEAD Awards
New Concept of the Year: The Audo
AUDO hotel in Copenhagen, Denmark, won one of AHEAD’s special category awards, touted as “a hotel that truly offers everything,” from typical hotel features like restaurants and cafes to a “concept store” and “material library.” In the concept store, guests can purchase AUDO linens, robes and furniture to commemorate their stay, and in the material library, they can draw design inspiration from a rotating selection of natural materials, fabrics, and leathers.
Rates start at $708 per night.
Source: AHEAD Awards


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- Introduction
- Pre-Installation Check
- 1. Configure the Host Machine
- 2. Install the Unravel Server RPM on the Host Machine
- 3. Configure Unravel Server (Basic/Core Options)
- 4. Log into Unravel Web
UI
- ` <#Step1:InstallUnravelServeronMapR->`__
- Congratulations!
- 5. (Optional) Configure Unravel Server (Advanced Options)
Introduction
This topic explains how to deploy Unravel Server 4.2 on the MapR converged data platform. These instructions apply to Unravel Server 4.2.
- Pre-installation check
- Configure the host machine.
- Install the Unravel Server RPM on the host machine.
- Configure Unravel Server (basic/core options).
- Log into Unravel Web UI.
- (Optional) Configure Unravel Server (advanced options).
Pre-Installation Check
The following installation requirements must be met for successful installation of Unravel.
Platform Compatibility
- MapR 5.1-6.0.1
- Hadoop 1.x - 2.x
- Kafka 0.9, 0.10, 0.11, and 1.0 (Apache ver. equiv.)
- Kerberos/MapR Tickets
- Hive 0.9.x - 1.2.x
- Spark 1.3.x - 2.0.x
Hardware
- Architecture: x86_64
- Cores: 8
- RAM: 64GB minimum, 128GB for medium volume (>25,000 jobs per day), 256GB for high volume (>50,000 jobs per day)
- Disk:
/usr/local/unravel
with 8GB free minimum (can be symlink) - Disk:
/srv/unravel
with 500GB free minimum (can be symlink) - For 60,000+ MR jobs per day, two or more gateway/edge nodes are recommended (“multi-host Unravel”)
Software
- Operating System: RedHat/Centos 6.4 - 7.4
libaio.x86_64
installedSELINUX=permissive
(or disabled) should be set in/etc/selinux/config
- HDFS+Hive+YARN+Spark client/gateway, Hadoop and Hive
commands in
PATH
- LDAP (AD or Open LDAP) compatible for Unravel Web UI user authentication (Open signup by default)
- On Unravel Edge-node server, please do not have zookeeper installed in same server
Access Permissions
- If Kerberos is in use, a keytab for principal hdfs (or
read-only equivalent) is required for access to:
- Access to YARN’s “done dir” in HDFS
- Access to YARN’s log aggregation directory in HDFS
- Access to Spark event log directory in HDFS
- Access to file sizes under HIve warehouse directory
- Access to YARN Resource Manager REST API
- principal needs right to find out which RM is active
- JDBC access to the Hive Metastore (read-only user is sufficient)
Network
- Port 3000 (or 4020) from users and entire cluster to Unravel Web UI
- HDFS ports open from Hadoop cluster to Unravel Server(s)
- For YARN, Hive Metadata DB port open to Unravel Server(s) for partition reporting
- UDP and TCP port 4043 open from entire cluster to Unravel Server(s)
- For Oozie, port 11000 open from Unravel Server(s) to the Oozie server
- Resource Manager (RM) port 8032 from Unravel Server(s) to the RM server(s)
- Port 4176, 4181 through 4189, 3316, 4091 must be available for localhost communication between Unravel daemons or services
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1. Configure the Host Machine
Allocate a Cluster Gateway/Edge/Client Host with HDFS Access
If you do not already have a gateway/edge/client host
provisioned for Unravel server, follow these steps which are
needed to enable the hadoop fs
command, Hive, and Spark.
Although Unravel does not launch Hive and Spark jobs, it
will be convenient for you to have those installed there for
part 2 of the installation+configuration process.
For more information about the MapR client configuration, see https://maprdocs.mapr.com/52/ReferenceGuide/configure.sh.html
Run the following commands on Unravel Server as root
substituting your site-specific values for
NAME, CLDB_LIST, HISTORY_SERVER.
Configure the Host Before installing the RPM
Run the following commands on Unravel Server as
root
:If MapR tickets are enabled, check mapr ticket for users
unravel
andmapr
on target host now. You might need to export ticket environment variables in/etc/unravel_ctl
first.Check available RAM to ensure availability:
For instructions on adjusting RAM allocated to MapR-FS (mfs), see https://community.mapr.com/docs/DOC-1209. For example, edit
/opt/mapr/conf/warden.conf
as follows:(only change this setting on the Unravel gateway/client machine). And the restart mfs.
2. Install the Unravel Server RPM on the Host Machine
Get the Unravel Server RPM
See Download Unravel Software.
Make symlinks if required
If you want the two disk areas used by Unravel to be on
different volumes, you can make symlinks to specific areas
before installing (or do a mv and symlink after installing).
Do it before the first install if there is insufficient
space on the target paths /usr/local/unravel
and
/srv/unravel
noted above.
Install the Unravel Server RPM
The precise filename can vary, depending on how it was
fetched or copied. The rpm
command does not require
.rpm
suffix. The flag ``-U ``works for either
initial install or upgrade.
Run the specified await_fizup.sh
script to make sure
background processing is finished before you do other steps.
In a routine upgrade, it is okay to start all Unravel
daemons, but do not stop or restart them until
the await_fizup.sh
prints DONE
(it takes a few
minutes).
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The installation creates
/usr/local/unravel/
which contains the executables, scripts, and settings. Userunravel
is created. The initial internal database and other durable state are put in/srv/unravel/
for larger storage.The master configuration file is in/usr/local/unravel/etc/unravel.properties
and the logs are in/usr/local/unravel/logs/
. The RPM installation creates userunravel
if it does not already exist and this can be changed after installation;/etc/init.d/unravel_*
scripts for controlling its services as well as/etc/init.d/unravel_all.sh
which can be used to manually stop, start, and get status of all daemons in proper order.During initial install, a bundled database is used. This can be switched to use an externally managed MySQL for production.
Do Host-Specific Post-Installation Actions
Run the following commands on Unravel Server:
3. Configure Unravel Server (Basic/Core Options)
Enable Optional Daemons
Depending on your workload volume or kind of activity, you can enable additional daemons at this point, see Creating Multiple Workers for High Volume Data
Modify unravel.properties
Open
/usr/local/unravel/etc/unravel.properties
withvi
.Edit the values in
unravel.properties
using the guidelines and descriptions in the table below. Some of these need to be uncommented (remove the leading # char) after you edit to enable them.Property Description Example Values com.unraveldata.adv ertised.url
Defines the Unravel Server URL for HTTP traffic. http://LAN_DNS:300
0
com.unraveldata.cus tomer.organization
Identifies your installation for reporting purposes. Company_and_org
com.unraveldata.tm
pdir
Optional. Location where Unravel’s temp file will reside /srv/unravel/tmp
com.unraveldata.his tory.maxSize.weeks
Sets retention for search data. 26
com.unraveldata.hiv e.hook.topic.num.thre ads
Optional. Defines the number of threads. Default is 1. Depending on job volume, increase this property to N where N is between 1 and 4, or roughly ThousandJobsPerDay/ 10. 1
com.unraveldata.job .collector.done.log.b ase
HDFS path to “done” directory of MR logs /var/mapr/cluster/
yarn/rm/staging/histo ry/done
com.unraveldata.job .collector.log.aggreg ation.base
An HDFS path that helps locate MR job logs to process /tmp/logs/*/logs/
com.unraveldata.log in.admins
Defines the usernames that can access Unravel Web UI’s admin pages. Default is admin
.admin
``com.unraveldata.spa rk.eventlog.location` ` Where to find Spark event logs maprfs:///apps/spa
rk
yarn.resourcemanage r.webapp.address
Resource Manager web app address http://example.loc
aldomain:8088
yarn.resourcemanage r.webapp.username
Resource Manager username to login yarn.resourcemanage r.webapp
.passwordResource Manager password to login https.protocols
Enable https access to Resource Manager TLSv1.2 javax.jdo.option.Co nnectionURL
A JDBC connection URL jdbc:mysql://example. localdomain:3306/hive OR jdbc:postgresql://exa mple.localdomain:7432 /hive_zzzzzz javax.jdo.option.Co nnectionDriverName
JDBC driver com.mysql.jdbc.Driver OR org.postgresql .Driver javax.jdo.option.Co nnectionUserName
Hive metastore user name hiveuser javax.jdo.option.Co nnectionPassword
Hive metastore password com.unraveldata
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If Kerberos is Enabled:
If Sentry is Enabled:
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Depending on your cluster security configuration, you will
need to run the switch_to_user
script. Dependencies
like kerberos and which target user you used for access
permissions affect this.
where X
and Y
depend on your environment. See the
switch_to_user page.
Do Host-Specific Configuration Steps
For MapR, there are no host-specific configuration steps.
Restart Unravel Server
After edits to com.unraveldata.login.admins
in
/usr/local/unravel/etc/unravel.properties
it is
necessary to run the following script in order to make
changes take effect. The echo
command shows the page to
visit with your browser. If you are using an ssh tunnel or
http proxy, you might need to make adjustments.
This completes the basic/core configuration.
4. Log into Unravel Web UI
Using a web browser, navigate
tohttp://({UNRAVEL_
HOST
_IP} -f):3000/ and
login as user admin
with password unraveldata
.
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For the free trial version, use the Chrome web browser.
Congratulations!
Unravel Server is up and running. Unravel Web UI displays collected data. Check Unravel Web UI for MR jobs loading: on the Applications page, select the Map Reduce tab.
For instructions on using Unravel Web UI, see the User Guide.
5. (Optional) Configure Unravel Server (Advanced Options)
Enable Additional Data Collection/Instrumentation
Install the Unravel Sensor Parcel on gateway/edge/client
nodes that are used to submit Hive queries to push
additional information to Unravel Server. For details, see
Step 2: Enable Additional Data Collection / Instrumentation
for MapR.
Run the Unravel Web UI Configuration Wizard
Run the Unravel Web UI configuration wizard to choose additional configuration options. For instructions on configuring advanced options, see the Advanced Topics.
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I took a pipeful. Then another, suddenly unsure what was the best way to do this. I was fumbling around in the darkness, with the pipe. Then I understood that it wasn't the amount or the way you smoke. just had to stop being fidgety. But I really couldn't. I felt it approaching, and my mind kept racing. It is so different, so solid. It transforms my body, and I feel naked and instinctively cover myself. Then I manage to think it's okay, because if anybody sees me it's okay, because they must be Ok. because they're there. Or something like that. The trouble is I'm not sure if I'm okay. And I feel a presence. I feel the weird bumps and spikes that stay the same if I have patience. And something something that goes around, and is there a voice ? and it's so physical, almost painful...
And then... I realize why it is like that, because, very simply, it is really SENTIENT. It's a plant, but I am in communication with it. It's unbelievable. A contact. And I'm divided into two. the other who believes it and feels it physically. It is physically present, and it is just like a person was there, only this has this strange way of communicating. But it's not human, it's a plant like that one over there across the room. What can I say ? Now it's holding me. I'm sort of reclining in Salvia. I am able to stop the mental babbling only because I'm so in awe. Ah Uh Hello, sorry...
I can't help leaving it. The other half drags me along, my normal reality. I fight back. I feel again Salvia, now fainter, but it's not she who is leaving, I'm going back to my own mental babbling. Already I'm composing this e-mail 'o boy! you can't believe it!' to you like an automaton.
I know some of you know what I mean. A real contact with a non-human. A plant. I'm ashamed, I have thrown ideas like these to the air, just to impress, but this is as real as real can get, although unbelievable. Of course people feel it in different ways, but this is how it was to me.
And well, someone more advanced, who can talk to her -- I don't know. I wish I could say something to her, but I got so scared. Dumb-struck. And if there really were others there, hello to you too. I don't know what you're doing there, but it's fantastic there is this salvia-place.
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Class BitConversion
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com.github.tommyettinger.ds.support.BitConversion
public final class BitConversion
extends java.lang.Object
Methods for converting floats to and from ints, as well as doubles to and from longs and ints.
This is like NumberUtils in libGDX, but is closer to a subset of NumberTools in SquidLib. It
includes methods like
floatToReversedIntBits(float)
(which is also in NumberTools, and
makes converting from an OpenGL packed ABGR float to an RGBA8888 int very easy) and
doubleToMixedIntBits(double)
(which is useful when implementing hashCode() for double
values). Everything's optimized for GWT, which is important because some core JDK methods like
Float.floatToIntBits(float)
are quite slow on GWT. This makes heavy use of JS typed
arrays to accomplish its conversions; these are widespread even on mobile browsers, and are very
convenient for this sort of code (in some ways, they're a better fit for this sort of bit-level
operation in JavaScript than anything Java provides).-
Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description BitConversion()
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Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description static int
doubleToHighIntBits(double value)
Convertsvalue
to a long and gets the upper 32 bits of that long, as an int.static long
doubleToLongBits(double value)
Identical toDouble.doubleToLongBits(double)
on desktop; optimized on GWT.static int
doubleToLowIntBits(double value)
Convertsvalue
to a long and gets the lower 32 bits of that long, as an int.static int
doubleToMixedIntBits(double value)
Convertsvalue
to a long and gets the XOR of its upper and lower 32-bit sections.static long
doubleToRawLongBits(double value)
Identical toDouble.doubleToLongBits(double)
on desktop (note, notDouble.doubleToRawLongBits(double)
); optimized on GWT.static int
floatToIntBits(float value)
Identical toFloat.floatToIntBits(float)
on desktop; optimized on GWT.static int
floatToRawIntBits(float value)
Identical toFloat.floatToIntBits(float)
on desktop (note, notFloat.floatToRawIntBits(float)
); optimized on GWT.static int
floatToReversedIntBits(float value)
Gets the bit representation of the given floatvalue
, but with reversed byte order.static float
intBitsToFloat(int bits)
Identical toFloat.intBitsToFloat(int)
on desktop; optimized on GWT.static double
longBitsToDouble(long bits)
Identical toDouble.longBitsToDouble(long)
on desktop; optimized on GWT.static float
reversedIntBitsToFloat(int bits)
Reverses the byte order ofbits
and converts that to a float.
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Constructor Details
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BitConversion
public BitConversion()
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Method Details
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doubleToLongBits
public static long doubleToLongBits(double value)Identical toDouble.doubleToLongBits(double)
on desktop; optimized on GWT. When compiling to JS via GWT, there is no way to distinguish NaN values with different bits but that are still NaN, so this doesn't try to somehow permit that. Uses JS typed arrays on GWT, which are well-supported now across all recent browsers and have fallbacks in GWT in the unlikely event of a browser not supporting them. JS typed arrays support double, but not long, so this needs to compose a long from two ints, which means the double-to/from-long conversions aren't as fast as float-to/from-int conversions.- Parameters:
value
- adouble
floating-point number.- Returns:
- the bits that represent the floating-point number.
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doubleToRawLongBits
public static long doubleToRawLongBits(double value)Identical toDouble.doubleToLongBits(double)
on desktop (note, notDouble.doubleToRawLongBits(double)
); optimized on GWT. When compiling to JS via GWT, there is no way to distinguish NaN values with different bits but that are still NaN, so this doesn't try to somehow permit that. Uses JS typed arrays on GWT, which are well-supported now across all recent browsers and have fallbacks in GWT in the unlikely event of a browser not supporting them. JS typed arrays support double, but not long, so this needs to compose a long from two ints, which means the double-to/from-long conversions aren't as fast as float-to/from-int conversions.- Parameters:
value
- adouble
floating-point number.- Returns:
- the bits that represent the floating-point number.
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longBitsToDouble
public static double longBitsToDouble(long bits)Identical toDouble.longBitsToDouble(long)
on desktop; optimized on GWT. Uses JS typed arrays on GWT, which are well-supported now across all recent browsers and have fallbacks in GWT in the unlikely event of a browser not supporting them. JS typed arrays support double, but not long, so this needs to compose a long from two ints, which means the double-to/from-long conversions aren't as fast as float-to/from-int conversions.- Parameters:
bits
- a long.- Returns:
- the
double
floating-point value with the same bit pattern.
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doubleToLowIntBits
public static int doubleToLowIntBits(double value)Convertsvalue
to a long and gets the lower 32 bits of that long, as an int.- Parameters:
value
- adouble
precision floating-point number.- Returns:
- the lower half of the bits that represent the floating-point number, as an int.
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doubleToHighIntBits
public static int doubleToHighIntBits(double value)Convertsvalue
to a long and gets the upper 32 bits of that long, as an int.- Parameters:
value
- adouble
precision floating-point number.- Returns:
- the upper half of the bits that represent the floating-point number, as an int.
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doubleToMixedIntBits
public static int doubleToMixedIntBits(double value)Convertsvalue
to a long and gets the XOR of its upper and lower 32-bit sections. Useful for numerical code where a 64-bit double needs to be reduced to a 32-bit value with some hope of keeping different doubles giving different ints.- Parameters:
value
- adouble
precision floating-point number.- Returns:
- the XOR of the lower and upper halves of the bits that represent the floating-point number.
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floatToIntBits
public static int floatToIntBits(float value)Identical toFloat.floatToIntBits(float)
on desktop; optimized on GWT. Uses JS typed arrays on GWT, which are well-supported now across all recent browsers and have fallbacks in GWT in the unlikely event of a browser not supporting them.- Parameters:
value
- a floating-point number.- Returns:
- the bits that represent the floating-point number.
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floatToRawIntBits
public static int floatToRawIntBits(float value)Identical toFloat.floatToIntBits(float)
on desktop (note, notFloat.floatToRawIntBits(float)
); optimized on GWT. When compiling to JS via GWT, there is no way to distinguish NaN values with different bits but that are still NaN, so this doesn't try to somehow permit that. Uses JS typed arrays on GWT, which are well-supported now across all recent browsers and have fallbacks in GWT in the unlikely event of a browser not supporting them.- Parameters:
value
- a floating-point number.- Returns:
- the bits that represent the floating-point number.
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floatToReversedIntBits
public static int floatToReversedIntBits(float value)Gets the bit representation of the given floatvalue
, but with reversed byte order. On desktop, this is equivalent to callingInteger.reverseBytes(Float.floatToIntBits(value))
, but it is implemented using typed arrays on GWT.- Parameters:
value
- a floating-point number- Returns:
- the bits that represent the floating-point number, with their byte order reversed from normal.
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reversedIntBitsToFloat
public static float reversedIntBitsToFloat(int bits)Reverses the byte order ofbits
and converts that to a float. On desktop, this is equivalent to callingFloat.intBitsToFloat(Integer.reverseBytes(bits))
, but it is implemented using typed arrays on GWT.- Parameters:
bits
- an integer- Returns:
- the
float
floating-point value with the given bits using their byte order reversed from normal.
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intBitsToFloat
public static float intBitsToFloat(int bits)Identical toFloat.intBitsToFloat(int)
on desktop; optimized on GWT. Uses JS typed arrays on GWT, which are well-supported now across all recent browsers and have fallbacks in GWT in the unlikely event of a browser not supporting them.- Parameters:
bits
- an integer.- Returns:
- the
float
floating-point value with the same bit pattern.
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Class CSSContourMatcherWrapper
- java.lang.Object
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- algorithms.imageProcessing.scaleSpace.CSSContourMatcherWrapper
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public final class CSSContourMatcherWrapper extends java.lang.Object
class to use CSSContourMatcher to match the given contours lists from the edges of two different images with logic to retry with reverse ordered lists when needed for scales < 1.. Based upon the algorithm contained inIEEE 'TRANSACTIONS ON PATTERN ANALYSIS AND MACHINE INTELLIGENCE, VOL. PAMI-8, NO. 1. JANUARY 1986. "Scale-Based Description and Recognition of Planar Curves and Two-Dimensional Shapes" by FARZIN MOKHTARIAN AND ALAN MACKWORTH
This code accepts the contours from an edge in image 1 and contours from an edge in image 2 and finds the best match of points between them calculating scale and shift and cost as state of the match.- Author:
- nichole
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description CSSContourMatcherWrapper(java.util.List<CurvatureScaleSpaceContour> contours1, java.util.List<CurvatureScaleSpaceContour> contours2, boolean contoursAreAlreadySorted)
constructor taking required contour lists as arguments.
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description int
getNMaxMatchable()
java.util.List<CurvatureScaleSpaceContour>
getSolutionMatchedContours1()
java.util.List<CurvatureScaleSpaceContour>
getSolutionMatchedContours2()
double
getSolvedCost()
get the curvature scale space images shift between the first set of contours and the second set.double
getSolvedScale()
get the curvature scale space images factor of scale between the first set of contours and the second set.double
getSolvedShift()
get the curvature scale space images shift between the first set of contours and the second set.boolean
matchContours()
match contours from the first list to the second.
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Constructor Detail
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CSSContourMatcherWrapper
public CSSContourMatcherWrapper(java.util.List<CurvatureScaleSpaceContour> contours1, java.util.List<CurvatureScaleSpaceContour> contours2, boolean contoursAreAlreadySorted)
constructor taking required contour lists as arguments. Note that the contour lists should only be from one edge each from each image, that is contours1 is from a single edge of image 1 and contours1 is from a single edge of image 2. (Note, it should be possible to find shadows in an image too using this on edges in the same image). constructor. the creation of internal data structures in this method has runtime complexity:O(N) + O(N*lg_2(N)) + O(N_curves^2) + O(N_curves^3) where each curve has a number of contours. N = number of contours N_curve = number of encapsulating curves. this number is smaller than N.
Note that the order of items in contours1 and contours2 will be altered if alreadySorted is false.- Parameters:
contours1
-contours2
-contoursAreAlreadySorted
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Method Detail
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matchContours
public boolean matchContours()
match contours from the first list to the second. the best scale and shifts between the contour lists can be retrieved with getSolvedScale() and getSolvedShift(). if a solution was found, returns true, else returns false.- Returns:
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getNMaxMatchable
public int getNMaxMatchable()
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getSolutionMatchedContours1
public java.util.List<CurvatureScaleSpaceContour> getSolutionMatchedContours1()
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getSolutionMatchedContours2
public java.util.List<CurvatureScaleSpaceContour> getSolutionMatchedContours2()
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getSolvedScale
public double getSolvedScale()
get the curvature scale space images factor of scale between the first set of contours and the second set.- Returns:
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getSolvedShift
public double getSolvedShift()
get the curvature scale space images shift between the first set of contours and the second set.- Returns:
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getSolvedCost
public double getSolvedCost()
get the curvature scale space images shift between the first set of contours and the second set.- Returns:
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Eugene Alejo is an aspiring Data Analyst in his hometown of San Francisco
Eugene originally majored in History at UCSC. However while taking a Math GE course at CCSF in 2018, he took a course in Python and started pursuing interest in programming. As of November 2019, Eugene is pursuing a Data Analytics certificate at UC Berkeley Extension
| Education | Concentration | Dates Attended/th> |
|---|---|---|
| UC Berkeley Extension | Data Analytics | November 2019-May 2020 |
| CCSF | General Education | January 2014-December 2018 |
| UCSC | History Major (Asian-American) | September 2012-December 2019 |