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As a further introduction to Windows NT Services, we will discuss some of the functions available from Python to control existing services.
As is common with Python extensions, there are two Python modules that can work with services: The win32service module implements the Win32 service functions, while the win32serviceutil module provides some handy utilities that utilize the raw API. We begin with a discussion of the Win32 functions exposed by the win32service module before moving to some of the utilities.
Most of the Win32 API for working with services requires a handle to the SCM. This is obtained by the function win32service.OpenSCManager() .
handle = win32service.OpenSCManager(machineName, databaseName, access)
The name of the machine on which you wish to open the SCM. This can be None or left empty for the current machine.
The name of the service database or None for the default. The default is almost always used.
The desired access on the SCM.
The result is a handle to the SCM. Once you are finished with the handle, the function win32service.CloseServiceHandle() is used. See Appendix B, for a complete description of these functions.
To open the SCM on the current machine, we could use the following code:
>>> import win32service >>> hscm=win32service.OpenSCManager(None, None, win32service.SC_MANAGER_ALL_ACCESS) >>> hscm 1368896 >>>
As you can see, service handles are implemented as integers, although this may be changed to a variation of a PyHANDLE object.
Once you have a handle to the SCM, open a specific service using the function win32service.OpenService() , which has the following signature.
handle = win32service.OpenService(schandle, serviceName, desiredAccess)
A handle to the SCM, as obtained from win32service.OpenSCManager().
The name of the service to open.
A bitmask of flags defining the desired access. win32service.SERVICE_ALL_ACCESS provides all access.
Now that you're connected to the SCM, you can obtain a handle to the messenger service with the following code:
>>> hs=win32service.OpenService(hscm, "Messenger", ... win32service.SERVICE_ALL_ACCESS) >>> hs 1375960 >>>
Finally, we can do something useful with the service. The simplest thing is to query the current status of the service. win32service.QueryServiceStatus() does this:
>>> status=win32service.QueryServiceStatus(hs) >>> status (32, 4, 5, 0, 0, 0, 0) >>>
So what does this say? A quick check of Appendix B gives the data returned for a service status, but briefly, the information includes:
The type of service.
The current state of the service, i.e., is it running, stopped, stopping, etc.
The type of controls the service accepts, i.e., can it be stopped, paused, etc.
A Win32 error code, as set by the service. This is typically set once the service stops.
A service-specific error code. This is typically set once the service stops.
The service's checkpoint. See Appendix B for details.
The service's wait-hint. See Appendix B for details.
Armed with this information, you can create a function to print a description of the service status:
>>> def PrintServiceStatus(status): ... svcType, svcState, svcControls, err, svcErr, svcCP, svcWH = status ... if svcType & win32service.SERVICE_WIN32_OWN_PROCESS: ... print "The service runs in its own process" ... if svcType & win32service.SERVICE_WIN32_SHARE_PROCESS: ... print "The service shares a process with other services" ... if svcType & win32service.SERVICE_INTERACTIVE_PROCESS: ... print "The service can interact with the desktop" ... # Other svcType flags not shown. ... if svcState==win32service.SERVICE_STOPPED: ... print "The service is stopped" ... elif svcState==win32service.SERVICE_START_PENDING: ... print "The service is starting" ... elif svcState==win32service.SERVICE_STOP_PENDING: ... print "The service is stopping" ... elif svcState==win32service.SERVICE_RUNNING: ... print "The service is running" ... # Other svcState flags not shown. ... if svcControls & win32service.SERVICE_ACCEPT_STOP: ... print "The service can be stopped" ... if svcControls & win32service.SERVICE_ACCEPT_PAUSE_CONTINUE: ... print "The service can be paused" ... # Other svcControls flags not shown ...
Now let's call this function with the previously obtained status:
>>> PrintServiceStatus(status) The service shares a process with other services The service is running The service can be stopped >>>
This says that the messenger service is actually in the same process as one or more other services. It is not uncommon for many related services to be implemented in a single executable, although Python doesn't currently support hosting multiple services in this way. The service is currently running, but can be stopped. Let's give that a try.
If you haven't already guessed, to control a service you use the win32service.ControlService() function. This function is simple: it takes a handle to the service you wish to control and an integer identifying the control to send. The function returns the new status for the service, in the same format returned by the win32service.QueryServiceStatus() function.
Let's stop the messenger service:
>>> newStatus=win32service.ControlService(hs, win32service.SERVICE_CONTROL_STOP) >>>
And use the helper function to decode the status:
>>> PrintServiceStatus(newStatus) The service shares a process with other services The service is stopping >>>
The service status reports the service is stopping. If you query the service status in a few seconds, note that it finally stopped:
>>> PrintServiceStatus(win32service.QueryServiceStatus(hs)) The service shares a process with other services The service is stopped
This is an important point. win32service.ControlService() returns immediately when the service has accepted the control request; it may take some time for the service to complete the request.
Let's restart the service to bring everything back to the same state in which we found it. Starting a service requires the use of the win32service.StartService() function. This function takes a handle to the service to start and the arguments for the service or None if there are no arguments.
Now restart the service:
>>> win32service.StartService(hs, None) >>>
The service now goes through its start process. This may take some time to complete. If you need to wait until the service startup is complete, poll the win32service.QueryServiceStatus() function.
You need to manually close all win32service handles once you no longer need them; Python doesn't automatically do so. In future, it's expected that Python will automatically close handles, but it's good practice to do it yourself.
Let's close the handles used in the examples:
>>> win32service.CloseServiceHandle(hs) >>> win32service.CloseServiceHandle(hscm) >>>
While working with the SCM is not difficult, it's a little tedious dealing with the handles and the SCM. To this end, the win32serviceutil module attempts to make simple interactions with services quicker and easier. The module is poorly documented, so some of the functions are discussed here:
Stops the named service on the specified machine. For example, to stop the messenger service on the computer named skippy :
>>> win32serviceutil.StopService("Messenger", "skippy") (32, 3, 0, 0, 0, 6, 20000) >>> .
The result is the same as from the win32service.StopService() function described previously in this chapter.
Similar to StopService, but stops the named service after stopping all dependant services. This function waits waitSecs for each service to stop.
Starts the named service on the specified machine, with the specified arguments. For example, to start the messenger service on the computer named skippy:
>>> win32serviceutil.StartService("Messenger", None, "skippy") >>>
If the service is already running, stops the service and waits waitSeconds for the stop process to complete. Then it starts the service with the specified arguments. This is used mainly for debugging services, where stopping then restarting a Python service is necessary for code changes to take affect.
Query the status of the named service. The result is the same as from the win32service.QueryServiceStatus() function as described previously in this chapter.
Sends the specified control code to the named service on the specified machine.
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This is the method of breaking up your webpage into a series of rows and columns - resulting in a grid-like structure. It enables the use of frameworks that work on this basis, utilising divisions and classes to create the structure and this can be applied in all sorts of creative ways.
Remember when you first started to use tablet or mobile devices, but web pages were still designed for your standard PC or laptop screen? Everything was so small and impossible to navigate. Then sites started to develop mobile-friendly ones and we all went "Phew! This is so much better and now I can comfortably spend hours looking at my favourite sites, on my phone, in peace."
Or perhaps even recently you've been looking at a site, shrunk down your browser and lost half the content off to the side (or maybe it all just smushed into a lump in the middle of the page, like my blog as at 19/01/2018...). This is because the content has kept to their static size/position in the page.
Well, responsive design is all making sites pleasing to the eye and easy to use no matter if you're viewing them full screen on a PC, looking down at your phone or perhaps you have multiple tabs open on your laptop and your screen size is somewhere in between. Having a responsive design means that images, text, sections all adjust automatically to give the best experience.
This is a way of structuring your code that provides meaning both to the developer and the browser interpreting the code. This is done by breaking the structure down into different elements and assigning attributes to these.
Structure - Get in the habit of building the structure first, worry about the content later.
Frameworks - There are a number of different open-source frameworks available for use and you can use these alongside the unique/bespoke CSS you may also want to use. It doesn't have to be just one or the other.
Responsive Design - This can be used in really creative ways to give a very cool experience for the user. Looking forward to playing with this further.


High-speed, low latency broadband internet. Starlink is now delivering initial beta service both domestically and internationally, and will continue expansion to near global coverage of the populated world in 2021. During beta, users can expect to see data speeds vary from 50Mb/s to 150Mb/s and latency from 20ms to 40ms in most locations over the next several months as we enhance the Starlink system. There will also be brief periods of no connectivity at all. As we launch more satellites, install more ground stations and improve our networking software, data speed, latency and uptime will improve dramatically.


pymultimatic.systemmanager.
SystemManager
(user: str, password: str, session: aiohttp.client.ClientSession, smartphone_id: str = 'pymultiMATIC', serial: Optional[str] = None, application: Optional[str] = 'SYSTEMCONTROL_MULTIMATIC')¶This is a convenient manager to help interact with vaillant API.
The manager is calling the
ApiConnector
, the manager will
provide to correct payloads
and
urls
according to what you want to do.
The manager is throwing ApiError
without altering it.
user (str) – User to login with.
password (str) – Password associated with the user.
session – (aiohttp.ClientSession): Session.
smartphone_id (str) – This is required by the API to login.
serial (str) – If you have multiple facilities, you can specify which one to access
application (str) – Multimatic or senso app (default multimatic)
get_circulation
(dhw_id: str) → Optional[pymultimatic.model.dhw.Circulation]¶“Get the Circulation
information for the given id.
dhw_id (str) – domestic hot water id (same as get_hot_water()
)
the circulation information, if any.
get_hot_water
(dhw_id: str) → Optional[pymultimatic.model.dhw.HotWater]¶Get the HotWater
information for the given id.
dhw_id (str) – domestic hot water id (same as
get_circulation()
).
the hot water information, if any.
get_room
(room_id: str) → Optional[pymultimatic.model.room.Room]¶Get the Room
information
for the given id.
room_id (str) – Id of the room, this is actually an index, 1,2,3,4
depending of the number of rooms you have. (..) –
the room information, if any.
get_system
() → pymultimatic.model.system.System¶Get the full System
. It may
take some times, it actually does multiples API calls, depending on
your system configuration.
the full system.
get_zone
(zone_id: str) → Optional[pymultimatic.model.zone.Zone]¶“Get the Zone
information
for the given id.
zone_id (str) – Name of the room, basically, you set it through the VRC 700.
the zone information, if any.
login
(force_login: bool = False) → bool¶Try to login to the API, see
login()
force_login (bool) – Whether the login should be forced or not.
True/False if authentication succeeded or not.
bool
logout
() → None¶Get logged out from the API, see
logout()
remove_holiday_mode
() → None¶Remove HolidayMode
.
Note
There is a little workaround here, since the API doesn’t simply
accept a DELETE request to remove the
HolidayMode
, so the manager is
setting:
the start date to two days before
the end date to yesterday
temperature to frost protection
active to False
This will ensure the
HolidayMode
is not active.
remove_quick_mode
() → None¶Removes current QuickMode
.
Note
if there is not QuickMode
set,
the API returns an error (HTTP 409). This error is swallowed by
the manager, so you don’t have to handle it.
remove_room_quick_veto
(room_id: str) → None¶Remove the QuickVeto
from a
Room
.
room_id (str) – Id of the room.
remove_zone_quick_veto
(zone_id: str) → None¶Remove the QuickVeto
from a
Zone
.
zone_id (str) – Id of the zone.
request_hvac_update
() → None¶Request an hvac update. This allow the vaillant API to read the data from your system.
This is necessary to update
BoilerStatus
and
Error
Note
The request done by the manager is done synchronously, but the update processing (basically, reading data from your system) is done asynchronously by vaillant API.
Note
The manager will try to reduce number of call, I think the call is
costly. If the
SyncState
is_pending
,
the manager will skip the call to the API.
it can take some times for the update to occur (Most of the time, it takes about 1 or 2 minutes before you can see changes, if any)
It the request is done too often, the API may return an error (HTTP 409).
set_holiday_mode
(start_date: datetime.date, end_date: datetime.date, temperature: float) → None¶Set the HolidayMode
.
start_date (date) – Start date of the holiday mode.
end_date (date) – End date of the holiday mode.
temperature (float) – Target temperature while holiday mode
is_applied
set_hot_water_operating_mode
(dhw_id: str, new_mode: pymultimatic.model.mode.OperatingMode) → None¶Set new operating mode for
HotWater
. The mode should be
listed here MODES
otherwise it won’t have any effect.
Note
To set QuickMode
, you
have to use set_quick_mode()
.
Note
This call won’t have any effect if there is a
QuickMode
activated, if you
want to remove the quick mode, use remove_quick_mode()
.
dhw_id (str) – domestic hot water id.
new_mode (OperatingMode) – The new mode to set.
set_hot_water_setpoint_temperature
(dhw_id: str, temperature: float) → None¶This set the target temperature for hot water.
set_quick_mode
(quick_mode: pymultimatic.model.quick_mode.QuickMode) → None¶Set a QuickMode
system wise.
This will override the current
QuickMode
, if any.
quick_mode (QuickMode) – the quick mode to set, see
QuickModes
set_room_operating_mode
(room_id: str, new_mode: pymultimatic.model.mode.OperatingMode) → None¶Set new operating mode for
Room
. The mode should be
listed here MODES
otherwise it won’t have any effect.
Note
To set QuickMode
, you
have to use set_quick_mode()
.
Note
This call won’t have any effect if there is a
QuickMode
activated, if you
want to remove the quick mode, use remove_quick_mode()
.
Note
To set QuickVeto
, you have to
use set_room_quick_veto()
room_id (str) – id of the room.
new_mode (OperatingMode) – The new mode to set.
set_room_quick_veto
(room_id: str, quick_veto: pymultimatic.model.mode.QuickVeto) → None¶Set a QuickVeto
for a
Room
.
It will override the current
QuickVeto
, if any.
room_id (str) – Id of the room.
quick_veto (QuickVeto) – Quick veto to set.
set_room_setpoint_temperature
(room_id: str, temperature: float) → None¶Set the new current target temperature for a
Room
.
Note
Setting the target temperature this way will actually set the room
operating mode to
MANUAL
(and
target temperature to the desired temperature). It means the target
temperature will remain the same until you change the target
temperature again or the operating mode.
room_id (str) – Id of the room.
temperature (float) – Target temperature to set.
set_ventilation_operating_mode
(ventilation_id: str, mode: pymultimatic.model.mode.OperatingMode) → None¶Compatible modes are listed here
MODES
ventilation_id (str) – id of the ventilation
mode (OperatingMode) – Mode to set
set_zone_cooling_operating_mode
(zone_id: str, new_mode: pymultimatic.model.mode.OperatingMode) → None¶Set new operating mode to cool a
Zone
. The mode should be
listed here MODES
otherwise it won’t have any effect.
Note
To set QuickMode
, you
have to use set_quick_mode()
.
Note
This call won’t have any effect if there is a
QuickMode
activated, if you
want to remove the quick mode, use remove_quick_mode()
.
Note
To set QuickVeto
, you have to
use set_zone_quick_veto()
zone_id (str) – id of the zone.
new_mode (OperatingMode) – The new mode to set.
set_zone_cooling_setpoint_temperature
(zone_id: str, temperature: float) → None¶Set the configured cooling temperature for the
ON
mode.
Note
It won’t alter the
OperatingMode
.
zone_id (str) – Id of the zone.
temperature (float) – New temperature.
set_zone_heating_operating_mode
(zone_id: str, new_mode: pymultimatic.model.mode.OperatingMode) → None¶Set new operating mode to heat a
Zone
. The mode should be
listed here MODES
otherwise it won’t have any effect.
Note
To set QuickMode
, you
have to use set_quick_mode()
.
Note
This call won’t have any effect if there is a
QuickMode
activated, if you
want to remove the quick mode, use remove_quick_mode()
.
Note
To set QuickVeto
, you have to
use set_zone_quick_veto()
zone_id (str) – id of the zone.
new_mode (OperatingMode) – The new mode to set.
set_zone_heating_setback_temperature
(zone_id: str, temperature: float) → None¶Set the configured heating temperature for the
NIGHT
mode.
Note
It won’t alter the
OperatingMode
.
zone_id (str) – Id of the zone.
temperature (float) – New temperature.
set_zone_heating_setpoint_temperature
(zone_id: str, temperature: float) → None¶Set the configured temperature for the
DAY
mode.
Note
It won’t alter the
OperatingMode
.
zone_id (str) – Id of the zone.
temperature (float) – New temperature.


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Reference Material
Intel has a host of development reference material for its
processors and other products. The following is a list of some of the documents
available for the IA-32 Intel® Architecture which can be downloaded from
developer.intel.com:
- IA-32 Intel® Architecture Software Developer’s Manual
- Volume 1: Basic Architecture, Order Number 253665
- Volume 2A: Instruction Set Reference A-M, Order Number 253666
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| BINLookupRequest |
The type Bin lookup request.
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| BINLookupRequest.Builder |
The type Builder.
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| CardRequest |
Created by eugene.goltsev on 12.02.2018.
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| CardRequest.Builder |
Builder to create
CardRequest instance |
| CreateAuthorizeRequest |
The type Create authorize request.
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| CreateChargeRequest |
The type Create charge request.
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| CreateOTPRequest |
The type Create otp request.
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| CreateOTPRequest.Builder |
The type Builder.
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| CreateOTPVerificationRequest |
The type Create otp verification request.
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| CreateOTPVerificationRequest.Builder |
The type Builder.
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| CreateSaveCardRequest |
The type Create save card request.
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| CreateTokenWithCardDataRequest |
The type Create token with card data request.
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| CreateTokenWithExistingCardDataRequest |
The type Create token with existing card data request.
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| CreateTokenWithExistingCardDataRequest.Builder |
The type Builder.
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| PaymentOptionsRequest |
The type Payment options request.
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I have a Bachelors Degree from the University of Georgia, which led me to my current role as an eCommerce Manager. My favorite part about my job is working with developers to improve the user experience. I realized through my current role that development is a career I wanted to pursue, and that led me to begin the Georgia Tech Coding Boot Camp Course.
My dream role is to become a Web Developer for an athletic brand or sports company. I am married and have 2 Golden Retrievers that keep me busy! My husband and I live in Charleston, SC and love spending our free time at the beach or on our boat. When I am not coding I love running and being outside.
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The Weather Dashboard utilizes the Open Weather API to display the weather for a city.
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Aperture Scripting
A set of Lua libraries to manipulate PCB data files
Aperture Scripting is a set of Lua libraries to manipulate Gerber (RS-274X) files and other related vector files. It was designed as a generic framework to let custom scripts manipulate PCB design data, in particular assemble several PCBs into panels. It is also used by my Gerber Viewer application to load PCB data files for visualization.
All support is done through direct email to me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You might also be able to contact me through the Lua mailing list if your question is somewhat related to the Lua language and how to use it, or through the Dangerous Prototypes forums for questions related to PCB design and Gerber data creation (most likely exported from a CAD software).
Feel free to ask for further developments. I can't guarantee that I'll develop everything you ask, but I want my code to be as useful as possible, so I'll do my best to help you. And if you find a bug please report it to me so that I can fix it for you and all the other users (this may seem obvious but automated crash reports in my Gerber Viewer demonstrated that very few people report their problems).
These libraries are written and maintained by Jérôme Vuarand.
Aperture Scripting is available under an MIT-style license.
The logo was inspired by another kind of Aperture, another kind of Gerber and by the Lua logo. Hopefully it will be seen as a tribute rather than a copyright infringement.
Aperture Scripting sources are available in its Mercurial repository:
hg clone http://hg.piratery.net/aperture-scripting/
Tarballs of the latest code can be downloaded directly from there: as gz, bz2 or zip.
If you're on Windows, and you don't have a working Lua installation, I recommend you download one of my Gerber Viewer packages. It contains Aperture Scripting, along with a full working set of compiled libraries, a Lua interpreter and Lua modules, including all the mandatory and optional dependencies listed below. And as a bonus you get a 3D viewer for your generated PCBs files.
Aperture Scripting is not (at the moment) designed to be installed. Rather you should simply unzip one of the packages above or clone the source repository. Then make sure your Lua scripts can find its modules. It is written in pure Lua, so you don't need to compile anything.
There are however several dependencies. The mandatory dependencies are as follow:
luarocks install luafilesystem
luarocks install prtr-path
The following dependencies are optional:
luarocks install freetype
luarocks install prtr-xml
Again if you're on Windows, I recommend using a Gerber Viewer package.


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- I would like to be a potato.
- I would not like to be a potato.
- I would like to be several potatoes.
- Why would doth one want être several potatoes?
- How does one get to be several potatoes?
- Grow potato
- Replace your eyes with its eyes
- Profit
- Why is Gamora?
- You can lead a yak to water, but you better not let 'em know you're doin' it.
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I wish none of this had ever happened.
So do all who live to see such times code element
, but this is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time given to us.
import antigravity
import soul
H2 Element
H3 Element
We used code
to look up at the sky and wonder at our place in the stars, now we just look down and worry about our place in the code
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
4
For the braised mince, heat half of the vegetable oil in a large pan over a high heat. Add the onions, garlic and herbs and fry for 3-4 minutes, or until softened and golden-brown. Turn off the heat and set the pan aside.
Heat a third of the remaining oil in a separate pan over a medium heat. Add a third of the beef mince and fry for 4-5 minutes, or until browned.
Transfer the browned mince to the pan containing the onions, garlic and herbs.
Repeat the process twice more with the remaining oil and the remaining batches of mince. (NB: Overloading the pan will not speed things up because the pan will lose heat, so take your time.)
Return the pan containing the cooked mince and vegetables to a medium heat. Add the canned tomatoes and Worcestershire sauce and stir the mixture well to combine. Bring the mixture to a simmer.
Meanwhile, crumble the stock cubes into a large heatproof jug and add 500ml/18fl oz of boiling water. Stir until the stock cubes have dissolved.
Add the stock to the beef and tomatoes mixture and bring to a simmer. Simmer for one hour, uncovered, or until the volume of liquid has reduced slightly and the sauce has thickened. Set aside to cool.
Meanwhile, for the chilli con carne, heat the oil in a large heavy-based pan over a medium heat. Add the onions and garlic and fry for 3-4 minutes, or until softened and slightly browned.
Stir in all the ground spices until they coat the onions and garlic, then pour in the red wine and bring the mixture to a simmer, stirring occasionally. Simmer for 6-8 minutes, or until the volume of liquid has reduced by half.
Add the chopped tomatoes, Worcestershire sauce and chopped red chillies and continue to simmer for 4-5 minutes, or until the sauce has thickened slightly.
Add the braised mince, mushrooms, kidney beans and beef stock, stir well, then simmer over a low heat, uncovered, for 40-45 minutes, stirring occasionally, or until the sauce has thickened and the flavours have intensified.
To serve, divide the rice equally among four serving plates. Spoon over the chilli con carne. Place one tortilla alongside each serving. Place the soured cream and cheese into small bowls and serve alongside.


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It took far more research time than I expected. The goal:
Output an OffsetDateTime
with offset for Zulu
(OTC) timezone as +00:00
.
I have a project where a 3rd-party JSON exchange expected
timestamps in the format 01-02-03T04:05:06+00:00
. We're
using Jackson in a Java project. All the default configuration I
could find, and trying all the "knobs" on Jackson I could find, led
to: 01-02-03T04:05:06Z
. Interesting, as any non-0 offset
for timezone produced: 01-02-03T04:05:06+07:00
rather
than a timezone abbreviation: Zero offset is special.
Finally, circling back to the JDK javadocs yet again, I spotted what I had overlooked many times before:
Offset X and x: This formats the offset based on the number of
pattern letters. One letter outputs just the hour, such as '+01',
unless the minute is non-zero in which case the minute is also output,
such as '+0130'. Two letters outputs the hour and minute, without a
colon, such as '+0130'. Three letters outputs the hour and minute, with
a colon, such as '+01:30'. Four letters outputs the hour and minute and
optional second, without a colon, such as '+013015'. Five letters
outputs the hour and minute and optional second, with a colon, such as
'+01:30:15'. Six or more letters throws
IllegalArgumentException
. Pattern letter 'X' (upper case)
will output 'Z' when the offset to be output would be zero, whereas
pattern letter 'x' (lower case) will output '+00', '+0000', or '+00:00'.
The key is to use lowercase 'x' in the format specification. So my problem with Jackson became:
@JsonFormat(pattern = "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ssxxx") private final OffsetDateTime someOffsetDateTime;
And the result is the desired, 01-02-03T04:05:06+00:00
.
Now I can return to more interesting problems.


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Guide to the Arduino Mini
To get started with the Arduino Mini, follow the directions for the regular Arduino on your operating system (Windows, Mac OS X, Linux), with the following modifications:
- Connecting the Arduino Mini is a bit more complicated than a regular Arduino board (see below for instructions and photos).
- You need to select Arduino Mini from the Tools | Board menu of the Arduino environment.
- To upload a new sketch to the Arduino Mini, you need to press the reset button on the board immediately before pressing the upload button in the Arduino environment.
Information about the Arduino Mini
The microcontroller (an ATmega328) on the Arduino Mini is a physically smaller version of the chip on the USB Arduino boards, with the following small difference:
- There are two extra analog inputs on the Mini (8 total). Four of these, however, are not connected to the legs that come on the Arduino Mini, requiring you to solder wires to their holes to use them. Two of these unconnected pins are also used by the Wire library (I2C), meaning that its use will require soldering as well.
Also, the Arduino Mini is more fragile and easy to break than a regular Arduino board.
- Don't connect more than 9 volts to the +9V pin or reverse the power and ground pins of your power supply, or you might kill the ATmega328 on the Arduino Mini.
- You can't remove the ATmega328, so if you kill it, you need a new Mini.
Connecting the Arduino Mini
Here's a diagram of the pin layout of the Arduino Mini:
|
Mini 03 pinout (compatible with earlier revisions)
|
Mini 04 and 05 pinout (the ground on the left has moved down one pin)
|
To use the Arduino Mini, you need to connect:
- Power. This can be a regulated +5V power source (e.g. from the +5V pin of the Mini USB Adapter or an Arduino NG) connected to the +5V pin of the Arduino Mini. Or, a +9V power source (e.g. a 9 volt battery) connected to the +9V pin of the Arduino Mini.
- Ground. One of the ground pins on the Arduino Mini must be connected to ground of the power source.
- TX/RX. These pins are used both for uploading new sketches to the board and communicating with a computer or other device.
- Reset. Whenever this pin is connected to ground, the Arduino Mini resets. You can wire it to a pushbutton, or connect it to +5V to prevent the Arduino Mini from resetting (except when it loses power). If you leave the reset pin unconnected, the Arduino Mini will reset randomly.
- An LED. While not technically necessary, connecting an LED to the Arduino Mini makes it easier to check if it's working. Pin 13 has a 1 KB resistor on it, so you can connect an LED to it directly between it and ground. When using another pin, you will need an external resistor.
You have a few options for connecting the board: the Mini USB Adapter, a regular Arduino board, or your own power supply and USB/Serial adapter.
Connecting the Arduino Mini and Mini USB Adapter
The circuit shown here is the basic setup for an Arduino mini connected to a USB-to-serial converter. You can see power and ground from the USB are run to the rails of the breadboard so it's convenient for the other components on the board. The 0.1uF capacitor from the reset pin is connected to the RTS pin on the mini USB adaptor. This enables auto-reset when the serial port is opened, meaning you don't have to press the reset button every time you upload new code. If it gives you problems, you can remove it, and press reset every time.
You can use a USBSerial connector wired up in a similar fashion :
Connecting the Arduino Mini and a regular Arduino
Here's a photo of the Arduino Mini connected to an Arduino NG. The NG has its ATmega8 removed and is being used for its USB connection, power source, and reset button. Thus, you can reset the Arduino Mini just by pressing the button on the NG.
The text of the Arduino getting started guide is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License. Code samples in the guide are released into the public domain.


bvls: The Stark-Parker algorithm for bounded-variable least squares
An R interface to the Stark-Parker implementation of an
algorithm for bounded-variable least squares
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JavaScript Physics
2D physics demos using
Matter.js
. Grab the source code from
the GitHub repo
.
Minimal Setup
Basic boilerplate code to get started with Matter.js.
Galton Board (Round 1)
Purposefully flawed demo showing beads stacking on a peg.
Galton Board (Round 2)
Beads falling through a field of pegs to create a bell curve distribution.
Matter Tools
Galton Board running within the Matter Tools UI.
Lightning Round
Collection of basic demos for various features.
Pinball
Physics-based pinball game. Use the left/right arrow keys for paddles.
Page Interactions
Example of Matter.js and the page interacting with each other.
Demos by
Will Boyd
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Timex Dials Back to the '70s Once Again With Its Latest 38mm Falcon Eye Reissue
A two-tone throwback with a touch of electric blue.
by Jeff YeungFollowing a hugely successful reissue of one of its most iconic models from 1979 — the Q Timex — American watchmaker Timex is now releasing yet another ’70s-era reissue: the Q Timex Falcon Eye.
Crafted in stainless steel, the 38mm casing houses an elegant electric-blue dial surrounded by a gold metal ring and acrylic window, creating that throwback two-tone aesthetic whilst allowing the timepiece to be water-resistant up to 50 meters. On the dial itself are gold hour markers and hands, all coated with luminescent paint for easy reading in low light conditions. Similar to its predecessor, it also holds the “Q Timex” and “Quartz” tags, as well as a day and a date window at 3 o’clock. A functional battery hatch sits neatly on the caseback, allowing access into the quartz movement — a signature of the collection. Finally, tying the watch together is a period-correct stainless steel bracelet with an adjustable clasp.
For the vintage watch lovers out there, the Q Timex Reissue Falcon Eye is now available over at Timex, going for $180 USD.
Elsewhere in watches, MAD Paris has crafted a $110,000 USD Rolex Daytona Rainbow Sapphire.
Q Timex Reissue Falcon Eye
Release Date
November 20, 2019 - 12:00 am EST (TBC)
Price
179 USD


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Managing High-Performing Teams
Who Could Benefit from This Talk?
- Managers of high-performing teams
- Managers trying to elevate team performance
- High performers seeking improved relationships
What Makes a High-Performing Team?
- Number of commits?
- Number of pull requests?
- Number of code additions/deletions (++/--)?
- Number of passing tests?
Lead Differently
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- There is a role for you!
But how?
Provide an atmosphere of trust, learning, empowerment
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Get out of their way
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Provide shelter from distraction
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Know when (not) to insert
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- Tactical problem-solving vs. prioritization
- Servant leadership
- Suggestion: prioritize resolution need
Co-locate ("embed")
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- Observe working norms
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Address under-performers
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Last week I shifted into my own place, still a lot to unpack, arrange, organize and throwaway. But I thought of sharing a few picture, how I arrange my regular stuff. Almost everything is in a very naive stage and I still have to improve them a lot :)
Will start the beautiful temple I bought from Infantry Road, this one will be mounted on the wall... love the beautiful colors,
I had made up my mind from the very start of not storing any of my stuff in the bedroom, as it takes up a lot of space in the wardrobes. I got a 5 shelf wooden structure built in my washroom, where I store my regular and everyday essentials.
Rest rarely used stuff, Nail colors and packed soaps etc go in one big box and are stored in the storage space of my bed.
Hope you like the pictures (This one is for you Sangy)
Happy Monday ... and hope the week rocks :)
Suggest some more storage ideas please... will look forwards for your comments and suggestions.


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Ruby on Rails, or Rails for short, is just that. It's a web application framework that runs the Ruby language and fast-tracks the development process by inserting basic assumptions to allow a programmer to cut down on the script they write while maximizing productivity within the code.
Rails is designed to pick what is, in its opinion, the best way to code. It makes basic assumptions using these opinions. By doing so, it uses conventional methodologies as the genesis of these assumptions. It also helps streamline the code so that you prevent against repetition that may create problems in the end product.
Rails is implemented as an extension software library to the Ruby language. The frame work it provides allows for the rapid developement of complex websites and web applications. In my opinion it's analgous to jQuery for JavaScript in the sense that it provides a lot of prepackaged functions and definitions that allow you to quickly accomplish what would take a great deal of time using only the core language itself.Rails is actually largely a Domain Specific Language (DSL) that has it's own directives seperate or distinct from the Ruby core. When using rail, the Ruby syntax language is used.


MEET THE PARENTS
Reviewed by Harvey Karten Universal Pictures Director: Jay Roach Writer: James Herzfeld, John Hamburg, story by Greg Glienna and Mary Ruth Clarke Cast: Ben Stiller, Robert De Niro, Nicole DeHuff, Blythe Danner, Teri Polo, Jon Abrahams, James Rebhorn, Phyllis George, Owen Wilson, Thomas McCarthy
When a young man's fancy lightly turns to love, before he pops the question he'd better realize that he's marrying not only one woman but the girl's whole family. If the lucky woman is a first-born, daddy's little girl, and has enjoyed a solid relationship with her father, that's a good sign for the most part. A woman's relationship with her dad is a barometer of her future life with her young man. On the other hand, a father with a strong personality who thinks that no one is good enough for his lovely daughter can put a crimp in marriage plans, particularly if the family is of a different class or ethnic/religious background. Such a situation could produce a yarn that brings tears to the eyes ("Romeo and Juliet" or could be the basis of a story of unmitigated charm ("Annie Hall"). In "Meet the Parents," Jay Roach employs a script by Jim Herzfeld and John Hamburg (taken from a story by Greg Glienna and Mary Ruth Clarke) to bring on a steady stream of audience laugh with the obligatory sentimental ending. "Meet the Parents" is just intermittently laugh-out-loud (for a better movie this season take in Christopher Guest's "Best in Show") but given the difficulty of extracting howls from a sophisticated audience, "Meet the Parents" meets the standards of good, dependable humor.
Jay Roach milks the comedic effects of a meeting between a potential father-in-law from hell and a young man who is a bit of a shnook--as well as a member of class and culture distinct from the dad. Peter James's camera focusses in a male nurse Greg Focker (Ben Stiller) as he practices a marriage proposal on a patient in the ICU, later picking up with fiance Pam Byrnes (Teri Polo) who has just taught a class in meditation to some bright-looking first-graders. They take off from Chicago to her parents' picture-perfect home outside New York City as Greg--having lost his luggage has one strike against him while his name, Focker, is strike two-- meets the parents. Since old money, WASPish Jack Byrnes (Robert De Niro) is so overprotective of his daughter that he once rejected her all-American suitor Kevin Rawley (Owen Wilson), Greg seems not to have a chance--despite his acceptance by Jack's considerably warmer and more embracing wife, Dina (Blythe Danner).
The gags are principally of the slapstick variety, the most prominent occurring when Greg, desperately trying to capture Jack's beloved Himalayan cat who has fled from the house, climbs after the feline on the roof thereby releasing a Rube Goldberg string of mishaps that barely avoids gutting the entire house. Other sources of physical humor are located within the intense volleyball game played inside the Byrnes' swimming pool and the sewage-laden flood which Greg creates throughout the backyard lawn when he flushes a malfunctioning toilet, while the more verbal chuckles come from a lie detector test that Jack administers to his prospective son-in-law and the good-natured dialogue between Greg and Pam's multi-talented and strikingly handsome former suitor Kevin.
Robert De Niro shows once again his ability to do schtick as well as he can perform in shadier roles by setting intricate and sometimes devastating traps to find an excuse to get rid of Pam's latest suitor. For his part Ben Stiller plays beautifully against the older man who comes from a different world and evokes laughs even when simply standing still while obeying the schoolmarmish commands of an airline boarding agent. When the jokes work, the picture is on target, but many of the gags seem written for TV as we wait vainly for a laugh-track to kick in.
Robert De Niro, having already proved his ability to do shtick in "Analyze This," furthers his breadth as a comic artist while Ben Stiller--who can deliver laughs simply by standing sheepishly and wordlessly just beyond a airline boarding ramp at the schoomarmish instructions of a ditzy reception agent--is De Niro's match. (Recall Stiller's performance in a similar vein as a rabbi confronting his best friend, a priest, in "Keeping the Faith"). Teri Polo provides good support as a female straight man in a comedy that works for the most part while in other sections has the audience waiting for a TV laugh track that doesn't come.
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setKcatForReactions Change the kcat value in ecModel.ec.kcat for selected reactions. applyKcatConstraints needs to be run afterwards to transfer the kcat values into the S-matrix. Input: ecModel an ecModel in GECKO 3 format (with ecModel.ec structure) rxnIds reaction identifier matching ecModel.ec.rxns. If the _EXP_. suffix is not included, and there are multiple expanded (isozymic) reactions, then all off those will have their kcat changed. If rxnIds includes a _EXP_ suffix, then only that specific reaction will have its kcat changed. If multiple rxnIds are provided as a cell array, then the above applies to each rxnIds individual. kcat the new kcat value Output: ecModel ecModel where selected kcat values in ecModel.ec.kcat are changed, but not yet applied to the S-matrix (will require to run applyKcatConstraints). ecModel.ec.source for the changed reactions will read 'from setKcatForReactions' Usage: ecModel = setKcatForReactions(ecModel,rxnIds,kcat)
0001 function ecModel = setKcatForReactions(ecModel,rxnIds,kcat) 0002 % setKcatForReactions 0003 % Change the kcat value in ecModel.ec.kcat for selected reactions. 0004 % applyKcatConstraints needs to be run afterwards to transfer the kcat 0005 % values into the S-matrix. 0006 % 0007 % Input: 0008 % ecModel an ecModel in GECKO 3 format (with ecModel.ec structure) 0009 % rxnIds reaction identifier matching ecModel.ec.rxns. If the _EXP_. 0010 % suffix is not included, and there are multiple expanded 0011 % (isozymic) reactions, then all off those will have their 0012 % kcat changed. If rxnIds includes a _EXP_ suffix, then only 0013 % that specific reaction will have its kcat changed. If 0014 % multiple rxnIds are provided as a cell array, then the 0015 % above applies to each rxnIds individual. 0016 % kcat the new kcat value 0017 % 0018 % Output: 0019 % ecModel ecModel where selected kcat values in ecModel.ec.kcat are 0020 % changed, but not yet applied to the S-matrix (will require 0021 % to run applyKcatConstraints). ecModel.ec.source for the 0022 % changed reactions will read 'from setKcatForReactions' 0023 % 0024 % Usage: ecModel = setKcatForReactions(ecModel,rxnIds,kcat) 0025 if numel(kcat)>1 0026 error('Provide one kcat') 0027 end 0028 rxnIds = convertCharArray(rxnIds); 0029 0030 hasExp = ~cellfun(@isempty,regexp(rxnIds,'_EXP_\d+$')); 0031 nonExpRxns = regexprep(ecModel.ec.rxns,'_EXP_\d+$',''); 0032 rxnsToChange = []; 0033 for i=1:numel(hasExp) 0034 if hasExp(i) == 1 0035 rxnsToChange = [rxnsToChange; find(strcmpi(ecModel.ec.rxns,rxnIds{i}))]; 0036 else 0037 nonExpRxn = regexprep(rxnIds(i),'_EXP_\d+$',''); 0038 rxnsToChange = [rxnsToChange; find(strcmpi(nonExpRxns,nonExpRxn))]; 0039 end 0040 end 0041 0042 ecModel.ec.kcat(rxnsToChange) = kcat; 0043 ecModel.ec.source(rxnsToChange) = {'from setKcatForReactions'}; 0044 end


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Support for multimedia uploading and management for engaging students; to simplify a task that would otherwise be a major technical hurdle.
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Teachers and administrators can enrich existing data with semi-automated metadata.
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This feature includes all aspects of managing an incoming queue of translation requests including job prioritization, translator reputation, job queuing and locking, content versioning, translation ranking, translation permissioning, translator payments.
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Teachers can share resources including links, documents, essays, extracts, citations, abstracts, taxonomies, curricula, primary sources, blog posts, annotated web pages, video, photos, conversation logs. This feature can be expressed in a number of ways across a variety of platforms, including social media sharing but also more general wiki write-ups, or streamlined resources bundling and sharing.
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cs546 hw2 Shared Memory Programming
Table of Contents
How to install
cd code && gcc -pthread -fopenmp -o dle ./dle.c
Usage
./dle mode size_of_N
- Where mode = 0-3
- 0 - sequential
- 1 - pthreads
- 2 - openmp
- 3 - Test all (not implemented)
- and N = [1-1000] the size of the matrix A
Algorithms
Additional information on how the algorithms work can be found in the comments in the source file.
Sequential
The sequential implementation is done using only one thread with no parallelism as a baseline to compare the parallel implemenations with.
Pthreads 1
In the first implementation of pthreads algorithm there are N-1 rounds. In each round N-1-#elapsed_rounds pthreads are created. Each pthread eliminates one column of one row. After completion, the main thread waits for each pthread to return. In each round one element in A is reduced to 0 in each row. The running time is O(N^3/p).
| x x x x x | x x x x x | x x x x x | x x x x x | x x x x x | ||||
| x x x x x | o x x x x | o x x x x | o x x x x | o x x x x | ||||
| x x x x x | –> | o x x x x | –> | o o x x x | –> | o o x x x | –> | o o x x x |
| x x x x x | o x x x x | o o x x x | o o o x x | o o o x x | ||||
| x x x x x | o x x x x | o o x x x | o o o x x | o o o o x | ||||
| 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
Empirical data shows on Darwin ccs-s03.lanl.gov 15.6.0 Darwin Kernel Version 15.6.0
| N | 1 | 10 | 50 | 100 | 500 | 700 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| avg_time_pthreads | 0.017 ms | 2.1 ms | 39 ms | 153 ms | 4100 ms | 8650 ms |
| avg_time_seq | 0.017 ms | 0.067 ms | 0.95 ms | 5.2 ms | 192 ms | 470 ms |
The benefit to this approach is that since each pthread is responsible for one row there is no issues with two threads accessing the same memory. On the other hand the problem with this approach is that too many threads are created and destroyed. This overhead outweighs the gains in parallelism. Another issue with this approach is that the max size of N is 700 on my iMac due to the max user processes soft limit i.e., ulimit -a shows (-u) 709. A better approach is to keep N-1 threads alive with semaphores to acknowledge when a thread can move to the next column. Addtitionally N should be able to be larger than 'max user processes'. A solution to this problem is to operate on the first 'max user processes' rows at a time. Once a thread exits a new thread can be created. A thread pool manager can exist to create threads as they exit for maximum performance.
Pthreads 2
Unfortunetly, Mac OSX does not support unnamed semaphores so we need to move to Linux to use them. On the Debian Machine Linux falcon 3.16.0-4-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 3.16.39-1+deb8u1 we can use unammed semaphores to block pthreads from eliminating column values prematurely. We can have the jth rows pthreade unlock the jth semaphore so that j+1 –> N pthreads can eliminate the jth column of their rows. The 0th semaphore starts unlocked. Pthreads check the value of the semaphore using sem_getvalue in an endless loop. Semaphores are set to 0 by default and raised to 1 when they are 'unlocked'. This method avoids the over-creation of pthreads while maintaining correctness.
Empirical data shows on Linux falcon 3.16.0-4-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 3.16.39-1+deb8u1
| N | 1 | 10 | 50 | 100 | 500 | 700 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| avg_time_pthreads 2 | 0.0002 s | 0.035 s | 0.87 s | 3.31 s | 50.2 s | 94.8 s |
| avg_time_pthreads 1 | 0.017 ms | 2.1 ms | 39 ms | 153 ms | 4100 ms | 8650 ms |
| avg_time_seq | 0.0002 s | 0.0006 s | 0.0038 s | 0.0135 s | 0.48 s | 1.19 s |
Surprisingly to me, our data shows that this method performs worse than the pthreads 1. This may be due to the scheduling of the threads. Threads with lower IDs should have higher priority but this is not the case. Moving forward, maybe we should restrict the number of threads created to the number of cores of the machine we are using.
OpenMP
The OpenMP algorithm computes the elimination similar to the first pthread implementation. The major difference is that the number of threads is specified by:
- #pragma omp parallel num_threads(8) default(shared) private(j,col,mult)
Then after each round, the threads synchronize.
- #pragma omp barrier
- #pragma omp single
Then the threads are used in subsequent rounds again in the for loop.
Empirical data shows on Linux falcon 3.16.0-4-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 3.16.39-1+deb8u1
| N | 1 | 10 | 50 | 100 | 500 | 700 | 1000 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| avg_time_openMP | 0.0002 s | 0.031 s | 0.142 s | 0.299 s | 2.13 s | 4.1 s | 7.8 s |
| avg_time_pthreads 2 | 0.0002 s | 0.035 s | 0.87 s | 3.31 s | 50.2 s | 94.8 s | x |
| avg_time_pthreads 1 | 0.017 ms | 2.1 ms | 39 ms | 153 ms | 4100 ms | 8650 ms | x |
| avg_time_seq | 0.0002 s | 0.0006 s | 0.0038 s | 0.0135 s | 0.48 s | 1.19 s | 2.05 s |
I think that because the openMP implementation uses only 8 threads its performance is better than the pthreads implemenations. To make the pthreads implementations better we can restrict the number of threads created.
Screenshots
Figure 1: Screenshot of sequential executing on OSX.
Figure 2: Screenshot of OpenMP running on Debian.
References
- https://computing.llnl.gov/tutorials/pthreads/
- http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/7908799/xsh/semaphore.h.html
- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/459691/best-timing-method-in-c
- http://mathworld.wolfram.com/GaussianElimination.html
- https://github.com/gmendonca/gaussian-elimination-pthreads-openmp
- http://www.math-cs.gordon.edu/courses/ma342/handouts/gauss.pdf
- http://ehneilsen.net/notebook/orgExamples/org-examples.html
- http://homepages.math.uic.edu/~jan/mcs572/parallelLU.pdf
- https://computing.llnl.gov/tutorials/openMP/
- https://computing.llnl.gov/tutorials/openMP/samples/C


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Roddy Doyle's Charlie Savage: I'd be lost without my daughter's conscience to hold me by the hand, but Daughter-Land can be a puritanical place
by Roddy DoyleI have to be careful. The daughter's in the house. She moved out a while back - and moved in with her partner, Keith. I miss her and the little grandson, but I've got used to being able to say and shout anything I want.
You know that saying, 'My heart sings'? Well, that's what my heart does whenever I hear the daughter's key in the front door. And I always know it's her key - ever since I brought her down to the hardware shop so she could watch the lad there cutting her own front door key, a few days before she started secondary school. I hear her at the door and, like I said, my heart sings. My heart hasn't a note in its head but that's not the point; it tries its best.
But I have to be careful. I consider myself to be a tolerant, liberal, easy-going man. But the daughter puts me right.
- You can't say that, she says - a lot.
- Why not?
This time, she comes into the house just in time to hear me shouting at Ronan Collins.
- Actually, like, she tells me. - I could hear you down at the shops - inside the Spar. And you can't say it, like.
Ronan Collins isn't in the kitchen with us, by the way. He's on the radio. I can't even remember what I said now; I shout at Ronan Collins most days.
- Remind me, I say.
In fact, I do remember what I said but the daughter does what I'm reliably informed is an excellent impression of me in full flight, so I'm pretending I left my memory upstairs with my reading glasses.
- What did I say? I ask her.

It's amazing, really, how she does it. You're expecting Judy Garland but she opens her mouth and it's Louis Armstrong.
- What's wrong with that? I ask her. - Telling Ronan where to shove his requests isn't sexist - is it?
- No, she says. - That's just childish, like.
- Well said, love, says the wife.
She's in the house somewhere but she isn't in the kitchen. But now that I think of it, she isn't in the house at all. I remember now: she grabbed the car key about an hour ago and said she'd be home in time for Newsnight.
- You can't call Ronan Collins an oul' one, says the daughter.
I listen out for the wife - even though I know she isn't here. But I hear nothing more.
- He is old, but, I say.
- 'Oul' one' is a degrading term for an elderly woman.
- No, it isn't.
- Yes, it is.
- Not really.
- You're not an elderly woman, she says. - So you don't own that particular claim, like.
I listen out for the wife: nothing.
- And by suggesting, the daughter continues, - that Ronan is, like, not a real man - and big deal, by the way - it's even more degrading to elderly women cos it suggests that men are superior to women.
- Okay, I say.
She's right. I'm not sure why, but I raise my hands; I surrender.
- But, I say. - I only called Ronan an oul' one -
- You can't say that.
- Grand - but I only said it because of the song he put on.
- What song?
It's still on. If I Could Turn Back Time. Cher is still charging through it. She must be exhausted.
 - And that's why I was shouting at Ronan. But really, when you analyse it properly, I was shouting at Cher. Because she's singing it. And she is an oul' one - she can hold back time for as long as she f**kin' wants.
- It's still degrading.
- Cher won't mind, love, I say.
The daughter seems happy enough. She's made her point.
 - So fair play to her - she's a great oul' one.
It's how I'm getting through life: I'm listening to the daughter. I hear or see something and I ask myself: what would the daughter make of this? I've been doing it now for a few years and it's serving me quite well. I'd be a bit lost if I didn't have the daughter's conscience to hold me by the hand.
But Daughter-Land can be a very puritanical place. I called Boris Johnson a bollix a few days ago and she told me it was sexist. Which is ridiculous - but the way she was staring at me, I was half-thinking of writing an apology to Johnson. The bollix.
Now, in the kitchen, Cher finally gives up trying to hold back time and Ronan announces U2.
- Ah, not those old white men, says the daughter.
It's my turn to stare.
God, it's great.


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| org.apache.commons.digester.xmlrules | The xmlrules package provides for XML-based definition of
rules for Digester . |
| Classes in org.apache.commons.digester used by org.apache.commons.digester | |
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AbstractRulesImpl
AbstractRuleImpl provides basic services for Rules implementations. |
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| Digester
A Digester processes an XML input stream by matching a series of element nesting patterns to execute Rules that have been added prior to the start of parsing. |
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| ObjectCreationFactory
Interface for use with FactoryCreateRule . |
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| RegexMatcher
Regular expression matching strategy for RegexRules. |
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| Rule
Concrete implementations of this class implement actions to be taken when a corresponding nested pattern of XML elements has been matched. |
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| Rules
Public interface defining a collection of Rule instances (and corresponding matching patterns) plus an implementation of a matching policy that selects the rules that match a particular pattern of nested elements discovered during parsing. |
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| RulesBase
Default implementation of the Rules interface that supports
the standard rule matching behavior. |
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| RuleSet
Public interface defining a shorthand means of configuring a complete set of related Rule definitions, possibly associated with
a particular namespace URI, in one operation. |
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| Substitutor
(Logical) Interface for substitution strategies. |
| Classes in org.apache.commons.digester used by org.apache.commons.digester.plugins | |
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| Digester
A Digester processes an XML input stream by matching a series of element nesting patterns to execute Rules that have been added prior to the start of parsing. |
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| Rule
Concrete implementations of this class implement actions to be taken when a corresponding nested pattern of XML elements has been matched. |
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| Rules
Public interface defining a collection of Rule instances (and corresponding matching patterns) plus an implementation of a matching policy that selects the rules that match a particular pattern of nested elements discovered during parsing. |
| Classes in org.apache.commons.digester used by org.apache.commons.digester.plugins.strategies | |
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| Digester
A Digester processes an XML input stream by matching a series of element nesting patterns to execute Rules that have been added prior to the start of parsing. |
| Classes in org.apache.commons.digester used by org.apache.commons.digester.substitution | |
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| Substitutor
(Logical) Interface for substitution strategies. |
| Classes in org.apache.commons.digester used by org.apache.commons.digester.xmlrules | |
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| AbstractObjectCreationFactory
Abstract base class for ObjectCreationFactory
implementations. |
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| Digester
A Digester processes an XML input stream by matching a series of element nesting patterns to execute Rules that have been added prior to the start of parsing. |
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| ObjectCreationFactory
Interface for use with FactoryCreateRule . |
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| Rule
Concrete implementations of this class implement actions to be taken when a corresponding nested pattern of XML elements has been matched. |
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| RuleSet
Public interface defining a shorthand means of configuring a complete set of related Rule definitions, possibly associated with
a particular namespace URI, in one operation. |
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| RuleSetBase
Convenience base class that implements the RuleSet interface. |
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View: In Dreams (1999)
In Dreams opens with the flooding of a small town and wonderful music composed by Elliot Goldenthal. The opening titles blink by, scratched in a font approximating a child's handwriting, superposed onto the first of the underwater sequences that likely inspired the film's working title, 'Blue Vision.'
We then meet the protagonist, Claire Cooper, as she is helping her daughter Rebecca to memorise her line in her kindergarden's production of a very Disneyan Snow White. The rest of the film has nothing in common with Disney, and everything to do with Snow White, especially in the light of the fairy tale's many interpretations. The stage has been set, and onward goes In Dreams, with its dream-logic and vitality, like vein blood seen blue through thin skin, and red bloodstains or apple blossoms.
It is a very beautiful, very flawed, and very memorable nightmare. You do not need me to tell you anything more about it.
__IN DREAMS directed by Neil Jordan stars Annette Bening and is based on the novel DOLL'S EYES by Bari Wood don't bring your kids along__
Word to every other critic (Mr Ebert, This Means You): I was left puzzled by one 'detail' at the end, but I'm going to do something about it (and verify my educated guess)... *Read the book*
-this review copyright 1999 by mariane desautels- http://pages.infinit.net/amneria/7.html
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