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We left the Turks and Caicos with a weather window forecasted
for light NE winds. Along the way we got to see a "mating
dance" between two humpback whales. It was very
spectacular with at least 80% of the whale coming out of the
water - Quite a sight.
We were aimed for Puerto Rico, but ended up in the Dominican
Republic. We know this because like in the movie "Captain
Ron" when we arrived we "just stop and asked directions".
O.K. so we weren't lost, just did not end up where we had
planned to go, but are really happy that it happened that way.
The plan, which can always change, was to make the east end of
PR but the waves and winds made us rethink that and we ended up
sailing into Samana Bay and staying at Marina Puerto Bahia.
At just .90 cents per foot, it was quite reasonable, and since
Customs, Immigration and the Navy representative were on had,
quite easy to check in and be legal in the country.
The marina is very nice, and it is part of a resort that is quite
pricey, however as marina guests, we got to use all of the
facilities that the rich folks did. Two infinity pools,
exercise room, concierge. We got a free taxi ride into
town, as the resort is about 2 miles outside of town.
The
taxi was a pickup with crew cab. We were going with
our friends on Good Trade, so there were 4 adults and two kids,
however the kids are the same size as Kris. Dean got the
front seat being the largest, and the other five got the back,
with Derek on Kris' lap, and two people sitting in the middle of
the backseat where the cushion was torn and sagged down about a
foot lower than the rest of the seat. We made it to town
just fine, and wandered the touristy part just briefly, and then
headed off to the non-tourist area. Found a local grocery
and got a few items, then off to lunch at a small restaurant
where all the locals ate. Two pieces of fried chicken,
rice and lentil soup for just under $5 per person. The
food was delicious. We were all getting some really good
practice with our Spanish.
After lunch we headed to the farmers market to buy some fruits
and veggies, and had a great time with the locals naming the
items and asking for prices. We got instruction on
preparation and the nice lady even gave us some stuff for free.
They had a great time trying to teach Kris how to say cinnamon
in Spanish correctly, and after about 8 tries she finally got it
right and there were high 5's all around. Derek did good
asking prices, but then the lady quizzed him later and he got
all tongue tied. The lady and her husband that we
got our produce from, flagged a taxi for us for the return trip
- but this taxi was a little different.
There are lots and lots of motorcycles used for transportation
here, but most would not be street legal in the United States.
They attach a two wheel cart that would seat 4 normally to the
motorcycle and that is the taxi. We got all 6 of us plus
groceries in one cart, and off we went. The
Dominican Republic is very mountainous and we had a very steep
hill to climb to get back. The guy on the motorcycle
towing us was overworking his poor motorcycle to pull us up the
hill. At one point half of us got out and walked up a
small steeper portion, and then we all got back in.
Two other motorcycles came up behind us, and one put his foot on
the back of the cart and helped push us up the hill while on his
motorcycle. At one point Dean and Ross got off to help
push as well. When we took off, Ross got back in, but Dean
was left behind - no problemo, one of the other guys on the
motorcycle following picked up Dean and brought him along. It was all to no avail though because halfway
up the hill the motorcycle died completely - probably never to
run again.
Everyone along the side of the road was staring at us and could
not believe the gringos scrunched into this little cart and the
motorcycle whining at a high pitch trying to get us up the hill.
It was a case of the tourists becoming the attraction.
We gave the second taxi driver $10 and he was thrilled with
that. Don't know if he was going to split it with the
first guy with the broken bike or not.
So far we have found everyone here very very pleasant and nice
and had really enjoyed our time. More on the
Dominican Republic later.
02/10/13; Missed it by that much
Breeching whales |
At the marina |
The infinity pool was great |
In the vegetable and fruit market |
How do you say "cinnamon"? |
Downtown
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Our taxi
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Had to stop for gas and fill up |
Dean gets a ride |
Happy to have delivered us safely |


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Jeffrey Wigand is a hero. The former corporate officer of a major tobacco company risked everything to blow the whistle on his employers and "60 Minutes" producer Lowell Bergman eagerly taped his statement. But greed and fear at the highest levels of the network led CBS to pull the finished segment. Stunned at the breach of journalistic integrity, Bergman frantically tried to save the interview while his number one source was left twisting in the wind.
This powerful slice of recent history deserves the big screen treatment. To a degree, "The Insider" does its subject proud. But at a whopping two hours and 38 minutes, the deliberately paced film from director Michael Mann ("Last of the Mohicans," "Heat") is about 40 minutes too long. As if that wasn't challenging enough, a shift in focus from Wigand to Bergman during the last hour further undermines the impact of the piece. In real life, Wigand found himself swallowed by network politics and a smear campaign by the tobacco company. Sadly, his character ends up a ghost in the film as well.
Still, patient viewers will find substantial rewards here. After breaking onto the American scene with "L.A. Confidential," Russell Crowe gives another stellar performance as Jeffrey Wigand, a scientist who learned that cigarettes were merely "a delivery device for nicotine" and that the tobacco companies routinely manipulated the drug to further promote addiction. Crowe deftly creates a rich, three-dimensional portrait of this deeply conflicted man. For authenticity, the actor also gained 50 pounds for the role and proudly displays the results in a brief "Check out my flab - - am I dedicated or what?!" shirtless scene, one of the more amusing contemporary movie clichés.
Thankfully, serial overactor Al Pacino reigns in his scenery chomping for most of the film, although he finally tears loose towards the end of the story. As Mike Wallace, Christopher Plummer does a reasonable, if oily, impersonation of the veteran newsman.
"The Insider" is similar in theme and structure to "Prince of the City," although the latter is a far superior film. While even longer than "The Insider," "Prince" had a much more intricate story to tell. In addition, the filmmakers recognized the importance of keeping their tortured informant in the center of the proceedings. When "The Insider" veers from Wigand to Bergman, the film becomes just another tale of a crusading journalist, and, though the mechanics are fascinating, it remains a trip through overly familiar territory. While the tobacco company failed in their attempt to bury Jeffrey Wigand, "The Insider" finally dismisses him, leaving the man a footnote at the end of his own valiant story.
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Daily R is a light news/blog aggregator website for R.
Features
Real daily update and you could use RSS reader or click archive to find entries of the old posts
No AD
Remove the author to make more contents focused
Update everyday via a automated process
Use Github PR API to control posts
Re-direct to the orginal pages by click title in the homepage and wait 10s to re-direct in the post page
We reserve the right to delete any inappropriate posts
Contribute
Add your rss address and dates to the R\list.txt
Use
getrss
from scifetch to convert rss xml file into dataframe and use the following code to generatemd
files and PR to this repo.
x <- scifetch::getrss('path-to-your-own-rss-xml-files')
for (i in 1:NROW(x)){
name = gsub("^http[s]?://|/$", "", tolower(x[i,'linkTitle']))
name = gsub("[^a-z0-9]+", "-", name)
name = gsub("--+", "-", name)
p = sprintf('content/post/%s.md', paste0(name))
sink(p)
cat('---\n')
cat(yaml::as.yaml(x[i,],))
cat('disable_comments: true\n')
cat('---\n')
cat(as.character(x[i,5]))
sink()
}
- Add comma and your name to the
YAML
front matter block in contributor.md
Recipe
- Blogdown to build the site from @yihui
- xmag layout also from @yihui and I made some modifications here
- scifetch to analysis RSS(support xml, atom and json) from @yufree, modified from tidyRSS from @RobertMyles
- twitter-blogdown by @yihui was the template to be hacked
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to apply HTTP response headers to all routes in your application.
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// after learning more below.
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module.exports = {
async headers() {
return [
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source: "/(.*)",
headers: securityHeaders,
},
];
},
};
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{
key: 'X-DNS-Prefetch-Control',
value: 'on'
}
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of 2 years. This blocks access to pages or subdomains that can only be served over HTTP.
If you’re deploying to Vercel, this header is not necessary as it’s automatically added to all deployments.
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value: 'max-age=31536000; includeSubDomains; preload'
}
This header stops pages from loading when they detect reflected cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks. Although this protection is not necessary when sites implement a strong Content-Security-Policy
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key: 'X-XSS-Protection',
value: '1; mode=block'
}
This header indicates whether the site should be allowed to be displayed within an iframe
. This can prevent against clickjacking attacks. This header has been superseded by CSP’s frame-ancestors
option, which has better support in modern browsers.
{
key: 'X-Frame-Options',
value: 'SAMEORIGIN'
}
This header allows you to control which features and APIs can be used in the browser. It was previously named Feature-Policy
. You can view the full list of permission options here.
{
key: 'Permissions-Policy',
value: 'camera=(), microphone=(), geolocation=(), interest-cohort=()'
}
This header prevents the browser from attempting to guess the type of content if the Content-Type
header is not explicitly set. This can prevent XSS exploits for websites that allow users to upload and share files. For example, a user trying to download an image, but having it treated as a different Content-Type
like an executable, which could be malicious. This header also applies to downloading browser extensions. The only valid value for this header is nosniff
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key: 'X-Content-Type-Options',
value: 'nosniff'
}
This header controls how much information the browser includes when navigating from the current website (origin) to another. You can read about the different options here.
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key: 'Referrer-Policy',
value: 'origin-when-cross-origin'
}
This header helps prevent cross-site scripting (XSS), clickjacking and other code injection attacks. Content Security Policy (CSP) can specify allowed origins for content including scripts, stylesheets, images, fonts, objects, media (audio, video), iframes, and more.
You can read about the many different CSP options here.
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key: 'Content-Security-Policy',
value: // Your CSP Policy
}
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84-year-old woman stabbed to death in Osun - The Nation Newspaper
Adesoji Adeniyi, Osogbo
An 84 year old step mother of Ponle Eebo, a popular politician in Osun State, Madam Janet Alatede Ebo, has been stabbed to death by unknown assailants.
The deceased was said to have been attacked on Sunday around 8pm in her residence at Afunsho Compound, Oke Are, Irée of Iree in Boripe Local Government of Osun State.
An eye witness, who is a tenant of the deceased and a student of Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, said that he left the old woman in the house alive around 7:30pm to recharge his phone only to come back and meet her lying dead in a pool of blood.
According to the eye witness, who preferred anonymity, said: “The old woman lived here with us (tenants) who are students of the Osun State Polytechnic, Iree. Most of my colleagues were not around last night as I was the only one with her in the house.
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“At about 7:30pm, I told her I wanted to charge my phone somewhere as there was no electricity and I asked her (the old woman) not to close the door that I will be back soon. On returning I saw the doors of the house locked.
“I was confused but had to go in through the back door to my own apartment which is upstairs to gain access to the building. On getting upstairs, I wondered why mama did not leave the door open as I requested. I got down to check Mama in her room and luckily, electricity had been restored. On getting to Mama’s room, I discovered she had been stabbed to death.”
Meanwhile, the Police in Osun State said the investigation into the killing has started.
The Public Relations Officer for Poloce in the state, Folasade Odoro, disclosed that the state Commissioner of Police, Mrs. Abiodun Ige, has visited the scene and directed detectives to commence immediate investigation.


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Attack Run Idea
Posted:
Tue Feb 20, 2007 8:02 pm
by thadiusofx3
A friend and I came up with an idea about attack run that would make a lot more sense.
Instead of running straight at the opponent and stopping in front of them to attack, you should run past your opponent while holding your sword out to hit them.
If you think about it this would make a lot more sense in real life, if you run at someone you wouldn't run straight at them you would run beside them and slash on your way through.
Just a thought.
Posted:
Tue Feb 20, 2007 10:48 pm
by Serenity
I like it...I had a whole bunch of ideas for battle moves like attack run and spin...but for more pvp use..

Posted:
Wed Feb 21, 2007 7:29 am
by Karl G.
Makes sense to me. But how would you determine which side to attack on?
Posted:
Wed Feb 21, 2007 8:12 am
by Morn
right handed, left handed or ambi-dexterous.
You could make it so that every race has a % change to be each. If your right handed and you did atk run you'd have your enemy on your right so that you lead with your left.
Posted:
Wed Feb 21, 2007 8:56 am
by thadiusofx3
Right handed, left handed or ambi-dexterous thing makes it too complicated. That's why there would have to be some kind of swing animation where it shows the character swinging his sword on both sides. We got this idea from the new Legend of Zelda game where Link can swing his sword and run at the same time. So I said wouldn't it be cool if thats how the attack run on xenimus worked. Anyways, if you look at the animation in this game what I'm talking about would make alot of sense.
Posted:
Wed Feb 21, 2007 2:00 pm
by Karl G.
Seems complicated. Remember, we have to keep things simple.
Posted:
Wed Feb 21, 2007 2:22 pm
by thadiusofx3
It's really no more complicated than EJ's attack run. All I'm really saying is run past and hit instead of run straight towards and hit.
Posted:
Wed Feb 21, 2007 5:35 pm
by 9sam1
i dont see the point.  Also since attack run serves many purposes other then to attack it could be weird.
Posted:
Wed Feb 21, 2007 5:55 pm
by thadiusofx3
No, just run right past them.
Posted:
Wed Feb 21, 2007 6:20 pm
by 9sam1
so you would end up farther away from the enemy after the attack correct? If so then i think the idea wouldnt work to well cause what if you are just lunging for instance to pick up something? your char would soar past the thing your trying to get, also during pvp it would be pointless since noone uses lunge during pvp, its only used to get closer or farther from the enemy.
Posted:
Wed Feb 21, 2007 7:05 pm
by Serenity
my Idea on attack run is to not get hit... and if you want to get closer trans wands make a wonderful suffice to it. also I could see many disadvantages to it in the long run for pvp..like thats all theyll do. attack run attack run especially if its a never miss type attack. In essence the Idea is logical but .. wth I like the idea make it more useful then what it is now anyways
Posted:
Wed Feb 21, 2007 8:02 pm
by thadiusofx3
instead of running straight at the enemy and trying to do a down-hand slash right in front of them, like on the left, you would run slightly past them while swinging sideways, which is a more natural thing to do.
Attack run isn't for getting away from the enemy, it's for attacking them (like the name suggests)
Posted:
Wed Feb 21, 2007 8:24 pm
by 9sam1
thadiusofx3 wrote:instead of running straight at the enemy and trying to do a down-hand slash right in front of them, like on the left, you would run slightly past them while swinging sideways, which is a more natural thing to do.
Attack run isn't for getting away from the enemy, it's for attacking them (like the name suggests)
Who uses it to do that? noone lol, its main use is kinda like trans , but for figs.
Posted:
Wed Feb 21, 2007 8:27 pm
by thadiusofx3
well it could be dual-purpose, when "cast" on a player it does what I suggested, when cast on bare ground, it does it's normal thing
Posted:
Wed Feb 21, 2007 8:29 pm
by 9sam1
thadiusofx3 wrote:well it could be dual-purpose, when "cast" on a player it does what I suggested, when cast on bare ground, it does it's normal thing
yea i guess.. For some reason i just feel like it would be to hard to code or would be glitchy. But if it worked like that that would be kinda kool.
Posted:
Wed Feb 21, 2007 8:49 pm
by Liggy
The way I saw it was for more of a hit and run move. PVP against other fighter type would allow you to hit and not be hit. PVP against mage types would make it harder for them to target you and possibly help you hit them as they trans around like they usually do.
Posted:
Wed Feb 21, 2007 8:50 pm
by thadiusofx3
it's basically the same code as checking to see if you should attack a player when you click
if you click on a tile, if there is a player there attack him, if not, move there
just go from that with if you are casting attack run and there is a player there, do attackrunplayer();
if not, do attackrunground();
Posted:
Wed Feb 21, 2007 9:05 pm
by Liggy
This is how I see it you move from the black dot to the tip of the arrow. The red area is the damage zone and the blue dots are what you would hit.
Posted:
Wed Feb 21, 2007 10:47 pm
by David T.
Theoretically there are two types of attacks one would do when performing a forward charge. There is that which you suggested, a slashing attack, or the attack that would maximize damage with swords or pikes of any sort, which is a thrust.
A thrust maximizes the damage of stabbing/piercing weapons. A traditional medieval sword is not a hacking weapon like an axe, it is a piercing weapon (look it up if you don't believe me).
Anyway, what I am suggesting is, don't bother with the complicated side swing mechanics.  It's a simple assumption to make, and doesn't require any bothersome changes to play mechanics.
Posted:
Thu Feb 22, 2007 11:57 am
by thadiusofx3
Actually, it's both
A sword fundamentally consists of a blade, with one or two edges for striking and cutting, a point for thrusting, and a hilt for gripping.
Rapiers were primarily a thrusting weapons, while knightly swords were large, heavy slashing weapons, and in between there was the cut-and-thrust sword which could be used to stab through weak spots in opponents armor, or for a quick devastating slash.
Posted:
Thu Feb 22, 2007 12:34 pm
by David T.
Welcome to wikipedia, a bed of possibly correct, but possibly horribly incorrect statements. A sword that you will see at the renaissance faire will display the properties which you are thinking of.
There are many types of swords. I'm aware of the fact that a rapier is primarily piercing weapon as are most other swords (exceptions being the katana, saber, or other thick one edged swords which are almost exclusively used in hacking/slashing attacks due to the reasons they were created / armor they faced). The fact of the matter is, with what you typically refer to as a longsword, broadsword, bastard sword, shortsword, etc the most effective attack is a piercing attack. The types of armor that these weapons faced dictated that piercing attacks were more effective.
Think about it, typical materials armor was crafted with in the medieval time frame (aka pre-gunpowder):
Hardened Leather
Iron Studded Leather
Chain or Ring Mail
Plated Iron
You're dealing with a problem here. You are not going to slash through these types of materials with a sword whose breadth is approximately about the same as your index, middle and ring fingers (I seriously hope you have seen a sword that was actually around in the middle ages, they were rather thin bladed). A piercing attack would puncture hardened leather, maneuver around the studs in studded armor, have a better chance of doing any sort of damage vs mail armor and of course a thrust would allow you to pinpoint your attack against plated armor's weak points (they had em).
Swords used as slashing weapons had to be thick and more like cleavers. Sabers, Scimitars and Katanas fit this bill, but none are the swords that most people consider when thinking of swords (at least not in the western world).
Either way, this is incredibly off topic, I'll get back on track.
What you are suggesting serves only to complicate a game's play mechanics for simple (and unnecessary) flashyness.  My theory: when in doubt use the KISS principle ('Keep it sweet and simple' or 'Keep it simple, stupid' for those who don't know... I prefer the later of the two).
Posted:
Thu Feb 22, 2007 2:36 pm
by Joe M.
why? 'cause Occam says so!
Posted:
Thu Feb 22, 2007 7:09 pm
by Liggy
The goal of project volucris is to recreate the old xenimus before EJ screwed it up. By adding this move to the game it would make the game farther away from what it was originally intended. When me and thad came up with this idea I just thought it would make sense. It could be considered appropriate if the game's goal was to remake the xenimus before spin attack and wanted fighters to have a multi attack by adjusting the attack run and while I thought we had the same idea when we came up with it. Thad's idea was so similiar to the attack run already in the game it would make little change to the game play if it was in fact done that way.
Posted:
Thu Feb 22, 2007 7:14 pm
by thadiusofx3
The idea is not just to recreate old xenimus but make it better.


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This function takes a filter object of class 'cvFilt', 'rmdFilt', 'moleculeFilt', 'proteomicsFilt', 'imdanovaFilt', or 'customFilt' and applies the filter to a dataset of pepData
, proData
, lipidData
, or metabData
.
applyFilt(filter_object, omicsData, ...) # S3 method for moleculeFilt applyFilt(filter_object, omicsData, min_num = 2) # S3 method for cvFilt applyFilt(filter_object, omicsData, cv_threshold = 150) # S3 method for rmdFilt applyFilt(filter_object, omicsData, pvalue_threshold = 1e-04) # S3 method for proteomicsFilt applyFilt(filter_object, omicsData, min_num_peps = NULL, degen_peps = FALSE) # S3 method for imdanovaFilt applyFilt(filter_object, omicsData, min_nonmiss_anova = NULL, min_nonmiss_gtest = NULL) # S3 method for customFilt applyFilt(filter_object, omicsData)
| filter_object | an object of the class 'cvFilt', 'proteomicsFilt', 'rmdFilt', 'moleculeFilt', 'imdanovaFilt', or 'customFilt' created by |
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| omicsData | an object of the class |
| ... | further arguments |
An object of the class pepData
, proData
, lipidData
, or metabData
, with specified cname_ids, edata_cnames, and emeta_cnames filtered out of the appropriate datasets.
Various further arguments can be specified depending on the class of the filter_object
being applied.
For a filter_object
of type 'moleculeFilt':
min_num | |
| an integer value specifying the minimum number of times each biomolecule must be observed across all samples in order to retain the biomolecule. Default value is 2. | |
For a filter_object
of type 'cvFilt':
cv_threshold | |
| an integer value specifying the maximum coefficient of variation (CV) threshold for the biomolecules. Biomolecules with CV greater than this threshold will be filtered. Default is 150. | |
For a filter_object
of type 'rmdFilt':
pvalue_threshold | |
| numeric value between 0 and 1, specifying the p-value, below which samples will be removed from the dataset. Default is 0.001. | |
For a filter_object
of type 'proteomicsFilt':
min_num_peps | |
| an optional integer value between 1 and the maximum number of peptides that map to a protein in omicsData. The value specifies the minimum number of peptides that must map to a protein. Any protein with less than | |
min_num_peps | mapping to it will be returned as a protein that should be filtered. Default value is NULL. |
degen_peps | |
| logical indicator of whether to filter out degenerate peptides (TRUE) or not (FALSE). Default value is FALSE. | |
For a filter_object
of type 'imdanovaFilt':
min_nonmiss_anova | |
| integer value specifying the minimum number of non-missing feature values allowed per group for | |
anova_filter | . Default value is 2. |
min_nonmiss_gtest | |
| integer value specifying the minimum number of non-missing feature values allowed per group for | |
gtest_filter | . Default value is 3. |
There are no futher arguments for a filter_object
of type 'customFilt'.
dontrun{ library(pmartRdata) data("pep_object") to_filter <- molecule_filter(omicsData = pep_object) pep_object2 <- applyFilt(filter_object = to_filter, omicsData = pep_object, min_num = 2) print(str(attributes(pep_object2)$filters)) pep_object2 <- group_designation(pep_object2, main_effects = "Condition") to_filter2 <- imdanova_filter(omicsData = pep_object2) pep_object3 <- applyFilt(filter_object = to_filter2, omicsData = pep_object2, min_nonmiss_anova = 3) print(str(attributes(pep_object3)$filters)) }#> Error: <text>:1:8: unexpected '{' #> 1: dontrun{ #> ^


MVC is an acronym that stands for Model View Controller. It was born to allow for templating of HTML in a strongly-typed fashion in the server side. Since then, generating HTML in the server side is (wisely) being deprecate, leaving that job to be handled in the client side (we'll get there). Never the less, some logic still needs to run on the server side that is no concern of the client and MVC and its controllers allow for just that.
To add an MVC Controller to our Web Application, we need to add these steps:
As before, adding a server side dependency is done by adding a dependenct to "project.json" file. After this, "project.json" should look like this:
Remember to go to the CLI and run a .Net restore.
As with the static files support, we need to configure the MVC middleware in the web application but, since there need to be special handlers running specific libraries, we also need to configure the MVC service the service. The middleware will pick up the HTTP request, teling the app that the HTTP request is taken care of. The service will handle all the controller logic.
AFter adding MVC support, the "Startup.cs" file will look like this:
Note the call to "UseMvc()" method: it is setting a route template. This means that the MVC middleware will respond to HTTP requests when the relative path (after the root "http://localhost:5000/") contains the name of the controller and the name of the action seperated by a slash ('/').
For cleaness in the project, let's keep all server side logic in a folder of its own in our project. These will be the steps:
In VS Code, click the "New Folder" button:
Name the folder "server"
Right click the "server" folder, select "New File", call the file "SimpleController.cs" and add this content:
Hit F5 to run the project. Afther the browser opens the default document, change to browser's address bar URL to http://localhost:5000/Simple/TheAction. The browser should display:
This is a simple action
Note that relative path "Simple/TheAction" is pickup by MVC middleware because there is a class deriving from Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Controller named "SimpleController" (yes, ugly but the concatenation of string to find the type exists) and, in that class, there is a method called "TheAction". There a few more validation regarding HTTP verbs (also called methods), but we'll get there in time.
In "SimpleController.cs" add a method to "SimpleContoller" class like so:
Run the app and set the browser's address bar URL to http://localhost:5000/Simple/Send?value=value sent. The browser should display:
You sent: value sent
Note one of the things MVC Service does which is to read, by default (though this can be changed), simple parameters from the URL Query string, in this case "value" is read from the Query Strirng ("?value?value sent") and "injected" as parameter in "Send" method. More on this later.
Another thing MVC Service does is serializing complex object. Complex object means types of object that hold more than one value.
To test this, let's follows these steps:
Let's create a file in "server" folder called "Item.cs" and set this as its content:
In "SimpleControlller.cs", let's a method that returns the item:
Run the app, by hitting F5 and set the browser's address bar URL to http://localhost:5000/Simple/GetItem?name=John Cleese&value=1939. The browser should display a JSON serialization of the Item object returned, like so:


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| 034:014 Khan | : |
Then when We decreed death for him [Sulaiman (Solomon)], nothing informed them (jinns) of his death except a little worm of the earth, which kept (slowly) gnawing away at his stick, so when he fell down, the jinns saw clearly that if they had known the unseen, they would not have stayed in the humiliating torment. |
| 034:014 Maulana | : |
But when We decreed death for him, naught showed them his death but a creature of the earth that are away his staff. So when it fell down, the jinn saw clearly that, if they had known the unseen, they would not have tarried in humiliating torment. |
| 034:014 Pickthal | : |
And when We decreed death for him, nothing showed his death to them save a creeping creature of the earth which gnawed away his staff. And when he fell the jinn saw clearly how, if they had known the Unseen, they would not have continued in despised toil. |
| 034:014 Rashad | : |
When the appointed time for his death came, they had no clue that he had died. Not until one of the animals tried to eat his staff, and he fell down, did the jinns realized that he was dead. They thus realized that if they really knew the unseen, they would have stopped working so hard as soon as he died. |
| 034:014 Sarwar | : |
When We decreed that Solomon should die, no one knew of his death except for a creeping creature of the earth who ate-up his staff. When he fell down, the jinn realized that if they had known about the unseen, they would not have remained in such a humiliating torment for so long. |
| 034:014 Shakir | : |
But when We decreed death for him, naught showed them his death but a creature of the earth that ate away his staff; and when it fell down, the jinn came to know plainly that if they had known the unseen, they would not have tarried in abasing torment. |
| 034:014 Sherali | : |
And when WE decreed his (Solomon's) death, nothing indicated to them that he was dead save a worm of the earth that ate away his staff. So when it fell down, the jinn plainly realized that if they had known the unseen, they would not have remained in a state of degrading torment. |
| 034:014 Yusufali | : |
Then, when We decreed (Solomon's) death, nothing showed them his death except a little worm of the earth, which kept (slowly) gnawing away at his staff: so when he fell down, the Jinns saw plainly that if they had known the unseen, they would not have tarried in the humiliating Penalty (of their Task). |
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Network
final class Network
The purpose of the Network
class is to gather all Synology FileStation API Requests.
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The
ip
variable is use to reach a Synology NAS, please fill it with your NASip
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Swift
fileprivate(set) var ip: String
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The
port
variable is use to reach a Synology NAS, please fill it with your NASport
.Declaration
Swift
fileprivate(set) var port: String
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If you want to configure API Requests in http or https change this
httpType
variable.Declaration
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fileprivate(set) var httpType: String
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var sid: String
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Declaration
Swift
init()
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Login Request to Synology FileStation API. Connect the user if the request is successful. Set the session key in the preferences and class attribute. Also handle errors. Handle NAS Password Policy (4 connection tests and blocked account during 1 min). Therefore, connection alerts are displayed.
Warning
This function is needed as first API Request. The answered sid will be used by all the other API requests.
Declaration
Swift
func doLogin(_ viewController: ViewController, _ user: String, _ pwd: String, otp_code: String = "")
Parameters
viewController
Permit access to local Controller attributes.
user
Username who have to correspond to the NAS LDAP user.
pwd
Password who have also to correspond to the NAS LDAP user.
otp_code
If a 2-step verification code is required.
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Create Request to Synology FileStation API. Create the folder if the request is successful. Also handle errors.
Declaration
Swift
func createFolder(_ fileViewController: FileViewController, _ folderName: String)
Parameters
fileViewController
Permit access to local Controller attributes.
folderName
FolderName that the user wants to create.
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List Share Request to Synology FileStation API. List the shared folders if the request is successful. Also handle errors.
Declaration
Swift
func fetchDirectories(_ fileViewController: FileViewController, refresh: Bool = false)
Parameters
fileViewController
Permit access to local Controller attributes.
refresh
If the dev wants to use this function to refresh. Refresher indicator ends after the request response.
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List Request to Synology FileStation API. List the folder needed if the request is successful. Also handle errors.
Declaration
Swift
func fetchDirectoriesDetails(_ fileViewController: FileViewController, _ folderPath: String, noBackButton: Bool, refresh: Bool = false)
Parameters
fileViewController
Permit access to local Controller attributes.
refresh
If the dev wants to use this function to refresh. Refresher indicator ends after the request response.
folderPath
Synology FileStation path to the folder needed.
noBackButton
If the dev wants to use this function without enable back button history.
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Upload Request to Synology FileStation API. Upload the file needed if the request is successful. Also handle errors.
Declaration
Swift
func uploadFile(_ fileViewController: FileViewController, _ urls: [URL])
Parameters
fileViewController
Permit access to local Controller attributes.
urls
Local application Urls of selected files. In our case it is only one url to the file selected.
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Create the http POST body.
Declaration
Swift
func createBody(contentFile: Data, _ folderPath: String, _ selectedFileUrl: URL, _ boundary: String) -> NSMutableData
Parameters
contentFile
Content of the file the user wants to upload.
selectedFileUrl
Local application url to the file selected.
boundary
Boundary.
folderPath
Synology FileStation path to the wanted folder to upload the file.
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Delete Request to Synology FileStation API. Delete the folder or file needed if the request is successful. Also handle errors.
Declaration
Swift
func deleteFile(_ fileViewController: FileViewController, _ path: String)
Parameters
fileViewController
Permit access to local Controller attributes.
path
Synology FileStation path to the folder or file the user wants to delete.


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You've just created the Macwire + Play Framework example application! Let's explore what's inside.
The main functionality of the application is to greet the user using a random greeting from an in-memory database. New greetings can be added by the user using a simple web form.
The task is quite simple and the code is probably a bit too complicated for such a simple functionality, but it should serve demo purposes well.
There are three main parts: the database
module, the greetings
module and the
frontend part, consisting of controllers
and the html pages. We'll explore each module in detail
in the following sections, focusing on Dependency Injection, using trait
s as modules,
MacWire and integration with the Play Framework.
To see how the application works, just visit http://localhost:9000 once the application has been compiled and the server started. Check Run to see the server status.
The main trait in the database package is
Database. It defines a
very simple interface for storing String
key-pair values. It has a single implementation,
InMemoryDatabase,
which uses a ConcurrentHashMap
for the actual storage.
Note that the InMemoryDatabase
has a dependency: an
AuditLogger. This implementation
of the audit simply prints out information about each operation. A real-world implementation could,
for example, use a RDBMS to implement the database, and write the audit to a file, including the current
user's username with each entry.
The fact that InMemoryDatabase
is dependent on AuditLogger
is expressed using a
constructor parameter. And this is the main idea behind Dependency Injection: instead of creating a
specific implementation of an AuditLogger
inside the InMemoryDatabase
class using
new
, we only specify that we want "some" implementation. This decouples the two classes, as we
can now use any AuditLogger
implementation, without the need to change the
code of the InMemoryDatabase
class.
The removal of creational concerns from the code leads to less code pollution and increased testability. Very often usage of Dependency Injection is accompanied by a framework, such as Guice, Spring or Subcut. However, a framework is not required, and as this tutorial demonstrates, Scala language features can be used instead. Also, the mentioned frameworks most often rely on run-time reflection and hence provide less type safety. That said, they offer some advanced features which are not possible to achieve only with Scala/MacWire. For a more detailed comparison, please refer to the blogs mentioned at the end of the tutorial.
The database package also contains a DatabaseModule trait. In the trait we define how to create instances of the objects from this package.
In our case, and as is most common, creating the object graph is just calling new
with
the right parameters. Here we additionally constrain the type of the database
value to be
Database
, so that clients do not see the underlying more specific implementation type.
We use lazy val
s, so that we don't have to worry about initialization order. When using
val
s objects have to be defined prior to usage. This can lead to weird
NullPointerException
s, hence if possible just use lazy val
s or def
s.
In smaller applications we could define the wiring (how the object graph is constructed) in one trait/object for all packages, however as the codebase size grows, it can become hard to manage, hence splitting into several "modules" may be a good idea. The cake pattern takes this idea even further, putting also class definitions into the traits.
Note that creating such traits is entirely optional and is not a part of the "core" Dependency Injection pattern. It is simply a way of using Scala's traits to make the code more manageable, and the pattern easier to use.
The classes in the greetings package are constructed in a similar way. They form a graph of dependencies (e.g. RandomGreetingsService depends on RandomItemChooser, and the GreetingsSaver depends on an instance of a Database.
The code is fairly simple so hopefully it is easy to understand what it does.
The GreetingsModule differs in two
important ways from the DatabaseModule
. Firstly, this module itself depends on the DatabaseModule
,
as we will need to access the database
instance. Thanks to the way Scala traits work we can express
module-level dependencies and combine several modules using trait composition.
The second difference is in the way the object instances are defined: using the wire
macro. A macro is
a piece of Scala code which is executed at compile time, generating Scala code. The code is then type-checked
and further compiled using standard rules. The wire
macro is part of the MacWire library.
The wire
macro will try to generate code to create a new instance of the given class, using as parameters
values found in the current scope. For example,
wire[RandomGreetingsService]
will expand to
new RandomGreetingsService(database, randomItemChooser)
Note that this is all done at compile-time - there's
no run-time component here! At run-time, all the JVM will see is new
invocation. And we get
compile-time checking that all dependencies of a class are satisfied!
Wiring using the macro can be useful when classes have several dependencies and enumerating all construction parameters would be tedious. Moreover the macro can be used only for some objects, others may be created by hand or using more complex custom code.
There are two controllers. Unlike normal Play controllers,
these are not object
s, but class
es, with some dependencies declared in constructors. Apart
from that, the controllers are quite regular.
The first controller, MainController, is used to get a random greeting. The second controller, AddGreetingController, adds a new greeting to the database.
The frontend for the application is also quite standard, take a look at app/views and assets/javascripts/index.js if you are curious, but there's nothing Dependency Injection/MacWire-specific in these files.
The controllers are wired using the approach we've seen before: see the Application object. The object depends on (extends) the two modules we defined earlier, hence when wiring the controllers, the necessary parameters are available.
The last missing piece in the puzzle is how to tell Play how to obtain instances of the controllers? Firstly, we
have to reference controllers in the conf/routes file with the
@
prefix, e.g.:
@controllers.MainController.index()
This will cause Play to delegate looking up instances of controllers to a special class.
That special class is Global. The method that is called by
Play is getControllerInstance
, passing a Class
corresponding to the controller that
needs to be looked up. Hence we need a map translating classes to instances.
MacWire contains a utility macro to generate such a map: valsByClass(someObject)
. The macro
will generate (again at compile-time) a map of all the val
s in the given object, keyed by their
classes. Finally, we are using the InstanceLookup
helper class from MacWire, to be able to lookup
instances taking into account super-classes and traits (e.g., our database instance will be keyed in the map generated
by the macro by the InMemoryDatabase
class, but we could want to look it up using the trait it implements,
Database
).
A very important aspect of our application is testing. One of the main benefits of Dependency Injection is the ease with which you can test components in isolation, passing in alternative implementations of any of the class dependencies.
As an example, take a look at
GreetingsSaverSpec.
Here we are using a mock Database
, using a great mocking framework Mockito. Instead of providing
a real database implementation, we only provide a mock instance, which records what calls where made to it.
We can then verify that the desired interactions happened.
Using the trait-as-modules approach, it is also possible to integration-test whole packages, by instantiating the
module trait. Alternative implementations can be then provided by overriding the appropriate val
s.
And that's it! We now have a simple Play application, which uses Dependency Injection for wiring the services and controllers.
The whole integration layer doesn't use reflection, only type-safe, compile-time code generation. And we're only using plain, old Scala traits and classes, without the help of any framework.
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Sarah fell in love with choir by accident in high school while helping out backstage with a local musical theatre production. This led to her becoming a full-fledged choir nerd and a life of performing as a chorister and soloist with choirs such as the U of Alberta Madrigal Singers, Alberta Youth Choir, London Symphony Chorus, U of Calgary Chamber Choir, Calgary Philharmonic Chorus, Christ’s College Choir, and U of Cambridge Chamber Choir among others.
She holds a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance and a Bachelor of Education in Secondary Music Education. Sarah has studied conducting with Graeme Langager, Hilary Apfelstadt, Caron Daley, and James Jordan. She graduated from the University of Cambridge with a Master of Music in Choral Conducting where she studied with Stephen Layton, Graham Ross, Daniel Hyde, and Voces8.
Recently, Sarah revisited her roots as the Apprentice Conductor with the 2021 Alberta Youth Choir working with Michael Zaugg. Sarah currently sings with Spiritus Chamber Choir, conducts the Young Singers of the Calgary Boys’ Choir, and teaches music in the Foothills School Division.


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PhraGen
Generate a phrase with 3 random words
Concept
Choice 3 words from English dictionary to generate strong password or passphrase.
For easy remember, 3 words are choose as "adjective" "adjective" "noun".
Words that are too short (less than 5) or too long (more than 10) are excluded.
Note that since a word (listed in dictionary) may include whitespace or hyphen, the generated phrase may look like more than 3 words.
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r617 r618 332 332 333 333 334 def _build_linear(constraints, variables='x', nvars=None, order=None, **kwds):334 def _build_linear(constraints, variables='x', nvars=None, targets=None, **kwds): 335 335 """Build a constraints function given a string of linear constraints. 336 336 Returns a constraints function. … … 356 356 don't have the same base, and can include variables that are not 357 357 found in the constraints equation string. 358 order -- tuple containing the order in which the variables should 359 be solved for. The first 'neqns' variables will be independent, and 360 the rest will be dependent. 361 362 NOTE: For example, if order=(3, 1, 2) and there are two 363 constraints equations, x3 and x1 will be constrained in terms of x2. 364 By default, increasing order (i.e. 1, 2, ...) is used. order 365 must enumerate all variables, hence len(order) == nvars. 358 targets -- list providing the order for which the variables will be solved. 359 If there are "N" constraint equations, the first "N" variables given 360 will be selected as the dependent variables. By default, increasing 361 order is used. 362 363 For example: 364 >>> constraints = '''x1 = x3 + 2. 365 ... x3 = x4*2.''' 366 >>> f = _build_linear(constraints, nvars=4, targets=['x4','x3']) 367 >>> f([1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0]) 368 [1.0, 0.0, -1.0, -0.5] 366 369 """ 367 370 """ … … 402 405 # if kwds.has_key('lower_bounds'): lower_bounds = kwds['lower_bounds'] 403 406 #------------------------------------------------------------------ 407 if targets in [None, False]: 408 targets = [] 409 elif isinstance(targets, str): 410 targets = targets.split(',') 411 else: 412 targets = list(targets) # not the best for ndarray, but should work 404 413 405 414 if list_or_tuple_or_ndarray(variables): … … 449 458 # permute = True 450 459 451 xinlist = xlist.split(',')[:-1] 452 if order: 453 order = tuple(asarray(order) - 1) 454 xorder = list(asarray(xinlist)[list(order)]) 460 xperms = xlist.split(',')[:-1] 461 if targets: 462 [targets.remove(i) for i in targets if i not in xperms] 463 [targets.append(i) for i in xperms if i not in targets] 464 targets = tuple(targets) 455 465 456 466 if permute: … … 460 470 # to get different variables solved for. 461 471 solns = [] 462 xperms = list(permutations(xinlist)) #XXX Gets stuck here if nvars 463 # is on the order of 10.... 464 if order: 465 xperms.remove(xorder) 466 xperms.insert(0, xorder) 472 xperms = list(permutations(xperms)) #XXX: takes a while if nvars is ~10 473 if targets: 474 xperms.remove(targets) 475 xperms.insert(0, targets) 467 476 for perm in xperms: 468 477 tempcode = "" … … 524 533 # If no bounds and guess, no need for permutations. 525 534 # Just form code and get whatever solution sympy comes up with. 526 if order:527 xlist = ','.join( xorder)535 if targets: 536 xlist = ','.join(targets) 528 537 code += 'soln = symsol([' + eqlist.rstrip(',') + '], [' + xlist.rstrip(',') + '])' 529 538 exec code in globals(), locals() #FIXME: insecure … … 542 551 543 552 544 def build_constraint(constraints, variables='x', nvars=None, order=None,**kwds):553 def build_constraint(constraints,variables='x',nvars=None,targets=None,**kwds): 545 554 """Build a constraints function given a constraints string. 546 555 Returns a constraints function. … … 561 570 ... spread([x1,x2]) - 1.0 = mean([x1,x2]) 562 571 ... mean([x1,x2,x3]) = x3''' 563 >>> f = _build_nonlinear(constraints)572 >>> f = build_constraint(constraints) 564 573 >>> f([1.0, 2.0, 3.0]) 565 574 [1.0, 5.0, 3.0] … … 572 581 don't have the same base, and can include variables that are not 573 582 found in the constraints equation string. 574 order -- tuple containing the order in which the variables should 575 be solved for. The first 'neqns' variables will be independent, and 576 the rest will be dependent. 577 578 NOTE: For example, if order=(3, 1, 2) and there are two 579 constraints equations, x3 and x1 will be constrained in terms of x2. 580 By default, increasing order (i.e. 1, 2, ...) is used. order 581 must enumerate all variables, hence len(order) == nvars. 583 targets -- list providing the order for which the variables will be solved. 584 If there are "N" constraint equations, the first "N" variables given 585 will be selected as the dependent variables. By default, increasing 586 order is used. 587 588 For example: 589 >>> constraints = '''x1 = x3 + 2. 590 ... x3 = x4*2.''' 591 >>> f = build_constraint(constraints, nvars=4, targets=['x4','x3']) 592 >>> f([1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0]) 593 [1.0, 0.0, -1.0, -0.5] 582 594 """ 583 595 """ … … 593 605 try: 594 606 return _build_linear(constraints, variables=variables, \ 595 nvars=nvars, order=order, **kwds)607 nvars=nvars, targets=targets, **kwds) 596 608 except: 597 609 return _build_nonlinear(constraints, variables=variables, \ 598 nvars=nvars, order=order, **kwds)599 600 601 def _build_nonlinear(constraints, variables='x', nvars=None, order=None,**kwds):610 nvars=nvars, targets=targets, **kwds) 611 612 613 def _build_nonlinear(constraints,variables='x',nvars=None,targets=None,**kwds): 602 614 """Build a constraints function given a string of nonlinear constraints. 603 615 Returns a constraints function. … … 628 640 don't have the same base, and can include variables that are not 629 641 found in the constraints equation string. 630 order -- tuple containing the order in which the variables should 631 be solved for. The first 'neqns' variables will be independent, and 632 the rest will be dependent. 633 634 NOTE: For example, if order=(3, 1, 2) and there are two 635 constraints equations, x3 and x1 will be constrained in terms of x2. 636 By default, increasing order (i.e. 1, 2, ...) is used. order 637 must enumerate all variables, hence len(order) == nvars. 642 targets -- list providing the order for which the variables will be solved. 643 If there are "N" constraint equations, the first "N" variables given 644 will be selected as the dependent variables. By default, increasing 645 order is used. 646 647 For example: 648 >>> constraints = ''' 649 ... spread([x1,x2]) - 1.0 = mean([x1,x2]) 650 ... mean([x1,x2,x3]) = x3''' 651 >>> f = _build_nonlinear(constraints, targets=['x2']) 652 >>> f([1.0, 2.0, 3.0]) 653 [1.0, -0.33333333333333204, 3.0] 638 654 """ 639 655 """ … … 663 679 # if kwds.has_key('lower_bounds'): lower_bounds = kwds['lower_bounds'] 664 680 #------------------------------------------------------------------ 681 if targets in [None, False]: 682 targets = [] 683 elif isinstance(targets, str): 684 targets = targets.split(',') 685 else: 686 targets = list(targets) # not the best for ndarray, but should work 665 687 666 688 if list_or_tuple_or_ndarray(variables): … … 693 715 neqns = len(actual_eqns) 694 716 695 # Getting all permutations will take a really really long time 696 # for something like nvars >= 10. 697 perms = list(permutations(range(ndim))) 698 if order: # Try the suggested order first. 699 order = tuple(asarray(order) - 1) 700 perms.remove(order) 701 perms.insert(0, order) 717 xperms = [varname+str(i+1) for i in range(ndim)] 718 if targets: 719 [targets.remove(i) for i in targets if i not in xperms] 720 [targets.append(i) for i in xperms if i not in targets] 721 targets = tuple(targets) 722 723 xperms = list(permutations(xperms)) #XXX: takes a while if nvars is ~10 724 if targets: # Try the suggested order first. 725 xperms.remove(targets) 726 xperms.insert(0, targets) 702 727 703 728 complete_list = [] … … 706 731 # Some of the permutations will give the same answer; 707 732 # look into reducing the number of repeats? 708 for p in perms: 709 thisorder = p 733 for perm in xperms: 710 734 # Sort the list actual_eqns so any equation containing x1 is first, etc. 711 735 sorted_eqns = [] 712 736 actual_eqns_copy = orig_eqns[:] 713 737 usedvars = [] 714 for i in thisorder:#range(ndim): 715 variable = varname + str(i+1) 738 for variable in perm: # range(ndim): 716 739 for eqn in actual_eqns_copy: 717 740 if eqn.find(variable) != -1:
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Read(Serial readers)
- If you choose to Auto-read on GPI you must set the GPI pin HIGH on module to begin reading.
- If you did not choose to use Auto-read on GPI the reader will be continuously reading and will only stop with a power off.
- NOTE: This read display only works during initial saving of autonomous configuration. Read will not stopped on the module if disconnected from configuration tool while in autonomous mode.
Read(Elara)
- If you choose to Trigger On Boot reader will begin reading automatically after each power on.
- If you did not choose to use Trigger On Boot the read needs to be started using Start/Stop buttons(in CDC interface) or using CapsLock(in HID interface).
- NOTE: While read is in progress, if any settings are changed, set or saved the tool will stop the read and then apply the settings. Read needs to be started again.


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If the firing inputs fire_p
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are inverse, the two legs are controlled symmetrically so that full
positive or negative output voltage can be generated. See examples
DCDC.HBridge.


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people looking out for each other. You can help by adding jobs you have seen
advertised in your community, or that you are not interested in yourself, but
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This example employs the YUI Get Utility in a simple use case: retrieving JSON data from a cross-domain web service. While this is a relatively common usage, it's important to understand the security ramifications of this technique. Scripts loaded via the Get Utility (or any other "script node" solution) execute immediately once they are loaded. If you do not fully control (or fully trust) the script's source, this is not a safe technique and it can put the security of your users' data at risk. (For more information on the dangers of cross-site scripting [XSS] exploits, check out the Wikipedia entry on this subject.)
Here, we will use a trusted Yahoo! Search web service called Site Explorer to return a list of inbound links for a given URL. The principal difference between this example and similar examples using YUI IO Utility is that this technique does not require a server-side proxy. The browser connects directly to the third-party web service without bouncing through a proxy page as is required when using the XMLHttpRequest object (on which IO Utility relies).


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Manukau Institute of Technology
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Secondary & Higher School Certificate2011 & 2013
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Forsite
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For my final semester, I worked at an innovative company called Forsite. I got to try my hand at everything from Android and iOS development to React, Node.js, PostgresSQL, Docker and AWS. The experience of working in a fast-paced Agile environment taught me about how an efficient team functions. By exposing me to practices like test-driven development, pair programming, Scrum, code reviews, and continuous integration and deployment, Forsite has really helped me to get accustomed to the development cycle. In return, I used my existing UX/design skills to lift their customer facing apps and pages into the 21st century.
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Manukau Institute of Technology
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I worked at MIT as both a PASS (Peer assisted Study Sessions) facilititor and a TA (Tutorial Assistant) after being recommended by the Programme Leader and a Senior Lecturer . I taught students in a Python Programming course and an Object Oriented Programming course. As a PASS facilitator, I held hour-long sessions twice a week where I went through the topics covered by the teacher in class and created exercises to help the students learn better. A sound knowledge of OOP was required to be able to carry this out. As a TA, my responsibilities included helping in class, creating mock tests, and assisting in marking and interviews. I also helped students outside class with exam preparation and course content.
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Carrick Institute
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--- title: SparsifyCallback keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "Use the sparsifier in fastai Callback system" description: "Use the sparsifier in fastai Callback system" nb_path: "nbs/02_sparsify_callback.ipynb" ---
path = untar_data(URLs.PETS)
files = get_image_files(path/"images")
def label_func(f): return f[0].isupper()
dls = ImageDataLoaders.from_name_func(path, files, label_func, item_tfms=Resize(64))
The most important part of our Callback
happens in before_batch
. There, we first compute the sparsity of our network according to our schedule and then we remove the parameters accordingly.
learn = cnn_learner(dls, resnet18, metrics=accuracy)
learn.unfreeze()
learn.fit_one_cycle(3)
Let's now try adding some sparsity in our model
learn = cnn_learner(dls, resnet18, metrics=accuracy)
learn.unfreeze()
You can use any scheduling function already available in fastai or come up with your own !
sp_cb = SparsifyCallback(end_sparsity=50, granularity='weight', method='local', criteria=large_final, sched_func=sched_cos)
learn.fit_one_cycle(3, cbs=sp_cb)
Surprisinlgy, our network that is composed of $50 \%$ of zeroes performs reasonnably well when compared to our plain and dense network.
For more information about the pruning schedules, take a look at the Schedules section !
Here is for example how to implement the Automated Gradual Pruning schedule.
def sched_agp(start, end, pos): return end + start - end * (1 - pos)**3
When pruning a neural network, there are 3 main schedules that are used:
While those methods have for a long time thought to be very different, all of them can be grouped an applied in the same way... with a fastai Callback !
def sched_it(start, end, pos, n_steps=3):
"Perform iterative pruning, and pruning in `n_steps` steps"
return start + ((end-start)/n_steps)*(np.ceil((pos)*n_steps))
def sched_os(start, end, pos)->float: return end
As One-Shot and Iterative Pruning usually start from an already trained network, we need to take that possibility into account. This can be done by using the start_epoch
argument, which sets the epoch
at which we start to prune the network.


Pyorch 3D Integrated Cell
Building a 3D Integrated Cell: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/early/2017/12/21/238378
For the original 2D manuscript and software:
Generative Modeling with Conditional Autoencoders: Building an Integrated Cell
Manuscript: https://arxiv.org/abs/1705.00092
GitHub: https://github.com/AllenCellModeling/torch_integrated_cell
Installation
Installing on linux is recommended.
prerequisites
Running on docker is recommended, though not required.
- install pytorch on docker / nvidia-docker as in e.g. this guide: https://github.com/AllenCellModeling/docker_pytorch_extended
Note: The model will not converge with pytorch versions later that 0.20 due to changes cuDNN. Make sure your version has cuDNN 7.0.2 or earlier. - download the training images: http://downloads.allencell.org/publication-data/building-a-3d-integrated-cell/
Note: This tarball will decompress to about 150gb
Running the Code
After you clone this repository, you will need to edit the mount points for the images in start_pytorch_docker.sh
to point to where you saved them.
Example of changed mount points in dockerfile:
nvidia-docker run -it \
-v /allen/aics/modeling/jacksonb/projects:/root/projects \
-v /allen/aics/modeling/jacksonb/results:/root/results \
-v /allen/aics/modeling/jacksonb/data/ipp_17_10_25:/root/data/ipp/ipp_17_10_25 \
rorydm/pytorch_extras:jupyter \
bash
Replace any 'jacksonb' or 'gregj' paths with your paths and replace the 'rorydm' or 'gregj' docker image with your docker image tag.
Once those locations are properly set, you can start the docker image with
bash start_pytorch_docker.sh
Once you're in the docker container, you can train the model with
bash start_training.sh
This will take a while, probably about 2 weeks.
Project website
Example outputs of this model can be viewed at http://www.allencell.org
Important files
train_model.py
Main function
model_utils.py
Misc functions including...
Initialization of models, optimizers, loss criteria
Assignment of models to different GPUs
Saving and loading
In theory, model parallelization and data parallelization get set on lines 102-105
models/
Definitions for variations on the integrated cell model. Each model consists of four parts:
Encoder
Decoder
Encoder Discriminator
Decoder Discriminator
Each model has a data-parallelization module which accepts a list of GPU IDs
train_modules/
Definitions for training schemas
aaegan_train2.py is we use now. It is low-memory version of aaegan_train.py
A general training step is
Take steps for the discriminators
Take steps for the encoder and decoder
Take advarsarial steps for the encoder and decoder WRT the discriminators
data_providers/
Definitions for DataProvider objects i.e. loading data into pytorch tensors
DataProvider3Dh5.py is what we use now.
Citation
If you find this code useful in your research, please consider citing the following paper:
@article {Johnson238378,
author = {Johnson, Gregory R. and Donovan-Maiye, Rory M. and Maleckar, Mary M.},
title = {Building a 3D Integrated Cell},
year = {2017},
doi = {10.1101/238378},
publisher = {Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory},
URL = {https://www.biorxiv.org/content/early/2017/12/21/238378},
eprint = {https://www.biorxiv.org/content/early/2017/12/21/238378.full.pdf},
journal = {bioRxiv}
}
Contact
Gregory Johnson E-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>License
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.


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