Today, I am going to show you guys how to take screenshots at different screen sizes using CasperJS. To make it more fun, we are going to take a screenshots on different device with variety screen sizes. For example, iPhone 4s, iPhone 5, iPhone 6, iPad mini 4, Desktop 720p, and Desktop 1080p. Also, to make this script more useful, the urls that we will be getting the screenshots are from a file that may contains as many urls as you want. I believe this script will be useful for QA to test their site to see what will their site looks like on different device. If you haven’t already, install CasperJS or PhantomJS before we continue on. Now, let’s dive right in.
CasperJS code (screenshots.js) to start with
var casper = require("casper").create();
var fs = require('fs');
var urls = [];
var inputFile;
var contents;
var contentsToJSON;
if (casper.cli.has(0)) {
inputFile = casper.cli.get(0).toLowerCase();
}else{
casper.echo("No file passed, aborting...").exit();
}
The code will simply tried to see if user provide an input file, otherwise, it will simply throws error and abort. Next things is, we need to get all the urls from the input file.
CasperJS code (screenshots.js) to get the contents from the input file
contents = fs.read(inputFile);
Now, the @variable should have the contents of the file when you execute like this, $ casperjs screenshots.js urls.json. Of course, the urls.json should look something like this.
What the urls.json looks like source code
{
"links": [
{
"url": "http://www.example.com"
},
{
"url": "http://www.example.net"
}
]
}
Now, what we are having in the @variable contents is a string. But, it is not so much helpful for us because it is a string and we need to get the urls from it. As a result, we need to use the JSON.parse to convert the string to JSON, so that JavaScript can read it.
CasperJS code (screenshots.js) to use JSON.parse to read the urls from the @variable contents
contentsToJSON = JSON.parse(contents);
var listOfLinks = contentsToJSON.links;
listOfLinks.forEach(function (currentValue, index, arr) {
urls.push({url: currentValue.url});
});
Now the @variable urls should have all the urls from the input file. Now, we need to open each url. This is how we are going to do.
CasperJS code (screenshots.js) to open each url
casper.start().each(urls, function(self, link) {
self.thenOpen(link.url, function() {
this.echo("url: " + link.url + " has been opened!");
});
});
casper.run();
A sample of the output of this would look something like this.
Now that each urls has been open, we need to set the height and width for different screen size. So that we can take a screenshot for different size of screen later. Notice that we will be including device like iPhone 4s, iPhone 5, iPhone 6, iPad mini 4, Desktop 720p, and Desktop 1080p. And, the code will look something like this.
CasperJS code (screenshots.js) for different device at different screen size
var viewports = [
{
'name': 'Apple-iPhone-4s-portrait',
'viewport': {width: 320, height: 480}
},
{
'name': 'Apple-iPhone-4s-landscape',
'viewport': {width: 480, height: 320}
},
{
'name': 'Apple-iPhone-5-portrait',
'viewport': {width: 320, height: 568}
},
{
'name': 'Apple-iPhone-5-landscape',
'viewport': {width: 568, height: 320}
},
{
'name': 'Apple-iPhone-6-portrait',
'viewport': {width: 540, height: 960}
},
{
'name': 'Apple-iPhone-6-landscape',
'viewport': {width: 960, height: 540}
},
{
'name': 'Apple-iPad-mini-4-portrait',
'viewport': {width: 768, height: 1024}
},
{
'name': 'Apple-iPad-mini-4-landscape',
'viewport': {width: 1024, height: 768}
},
{
'name': 'Desktop-720p-HD',
'viewport': {width: 1280, height: 720}
},
{
'name': 'Desktop-1080p-HD',
'viewport': {width: 1920, height: 1080}
}
];
This will be the list of width and height for different device at different screen size. And, now we have this. We can try to take a screenshot on different device for each url that we opened.
CasperJS code (screenshots.js) for taking screenshot for different device for each url that we opened
casper.start().each(urls, function(self, link) {
self.thenOpen(link.url, function() {
var folderPath = 'screenshots/' + link.url.split('//')[1].split('/')[0] + '/';
console.log("Taking screenshot for the url " + link.url + "...")
viewports.forEach(function (currentValue) {
console.log('Screenshot for ' + currentValue.name + ' (' + currentValue.viewport.width + 'x' + currentValue.viewport.height + ')', 'info');
self.viewport(currentValue.viewport.width, currentValue.viewport.height);
self.capture(folderPath + currentValue.name + '-' + currentValue.viewport.width + 'x' + currentValue.viewport.height + '.png', {
top: 0,
left: 0,
width: currentValue.viewport.width,
height: currentValue.viewport.height
});
});
});
});
A sample of the output of this would look something like this.
Now, when you run the code like this, $ casperjs screenshots.js urls.json, you should see screenshots has been taken for each url that we opened on different device. To be more clear, the full code for screenshots.js is as follows.
CasperJS code (screenshots.js) for taking screenshot for different device for each url that we opened source code
var casper = require("casper").create();
var fs = require('fs');
var urls = [];
var inputFile;
var contents;
var contentsToJSON;
var viewports = [
{
'name': 'Apple-iPhone-4s-portrait',
'viewport': {width: 320, height: 480}
},
{
'name': 'Apple-iPhone-4s-landscape',
'viewport': {width: 480, height: 320}
},
{
'name': 'Apple-iPhone-5-portrait',
'viewport': {width: 320, height: 568}
},
{
'name': 'Apple-iPhone-5-landscape',
'viewport': {width: 568, height: 320}
},
{
'name': 'Apple-iPhone-6-portrait',
'viewport': {width: 540, height: 960}
},
{
'name': 'Apple-iPhone-6-landscape',
'viewport': {width: 960, height: 540}
},
{
'name': 'Apple-iPad-mini-4-portrait',
'viewport': {width: 768, height: 1024}
},
{
'name': 'Apple-iPad-mini-4-landscape',
'viewport': {width: 1024, height: 768}
},
{
'name': 'Desktop-720p-HD',
'viewport': {width: 1280, height: 720}
},
{
'name': 'Desktop-1080p-HD',
'viewport': {width: 1920, height: 1080}
}
];
if (casper.cli.has(0)) {
inputFile = casper.cli.get(0).toLowerCase();
}else{
casper.echo("No file passed, aborting...").exit();
}
contents = fs.read(inputFile);
contentsToJSON = JSON.parse(contents);
var listOfLinks = contentsToJSON.links;
listOfLinks.forEach(function (currentValue, index, arr) {
urls.push({url: currentValue.url});
});
casper.start().each(urls, function(self, link) {
self.thenOpen(link.url, function() {
var folderPath = 'screenshots/' + link.url.split('//')[1].split('/')[0] + '/';
console.log("Taking screenshot for the url " + link.url + "...")
viewports.forEach(function (currentValue) {
console.log('Screenshot for ' + currentValue.name + ' (' + currentValue.viewport.width + 'x' + currentValue.viewport.height + ')', 'info');
self.viewport(currentValue.viewport.width, currentValue.viewport.height);
self.capture(folderPath + currentValue.name + '-' + currentValue.viewport.width + 'x' + currentValue.viewport.height + '.png', {
top: 0,
left: 0,
width: currentValue.viewport.width,
height: currentValue.viewport.height
});
});
});
});
casper.run();
Wrapping Up
Hopefully this guide has given you the confidence to use CasperJS to open urls and take a screenshot. I hope that this tutorial has helped you and thank you for reading!
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var originY: Int { get }
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originX
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since
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var originX: Int { get }
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forEachCell
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var forEachCell: ((((Int, Int) -> Void)) -> Void) { get }
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Oppia is a free and open-source online learning platform for collaboratively creating and sharing interactive lessons. Oppia’s lesson builder allows educators to provide students with targeted, personalized feedback that simulates conversation with an intelligent, virtual tutor.
Oppia was built to meet the unique needs of the developing world, where educational resources are scarce and methodologies are outdated. Our storytelling-based approach to learning requires less bandwidth than educational videos, making it accessible in areas with limited internet connections. Adaptive lessons with personalized feedback create a safe, interactive learning environment otherwise unavailable to underserved communities. By uniting a global community of volunteers and educators, Oppia’s lessons are continually translated into new languages and adapted for different cultures.
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  While I am a huge fan of you, and I love what you do.  I hope that changes in the future, but for now I give you a One Star review on Yelp.
It is not all bad though! Some things I really enjoy, and are insanely easy! One of those things is the use of Class and ID. Both of these are used to change an element in HTML and add css to it. Let us say you have two paragraphs. One of these you want to be the normal font that shows up, but the other you want to Jazz up.  So what would you do ? You would add a class to the paragraph tag that you wanted to change. Fix that class with some CSS, and BOOM! Crazy fun times to be had!
Now I say you would use a class, and you go "But Colin! what about ID?" Well hod on there friend!  That is the beauty of the class, it lets you use it as many times as you want! Five Hundred Thousand paragraphs? NO PROBLEM! class is for you! Now we need to talk about why it is different from an ID. That is because IDs are only to be used one.
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I designed and developed arkis.io as a landing page for the recently-founded software development group Arkis, which consists of myself and several of the other students with whom I took AP Computer Science in the 2016-2017 school year.
The site’s development required mastery of both front-end and back-end development. The back-end is written in Node, and serves both to power the site’s contact form and to serve the twitter profile images of each member of the group. The front-end combines advanced CSS3 and JavaScript to create sophisticated animations.
The first thing users see when entering the website is a CSS-powered "intro animation." This consists of several CSS keyframe animations playing in series in order to provide a compelling introduction to the site. The animation ensures that users are engaged and pulled into the site from the beginning.
The site also includes more sophisticated JS-powered animations. At the bottom of the page, immediately after the intro animation plays, is a "mist" animation. This creates a sense of atmosphere and also provides a smooth boundary between the first and second major sections of content on the page while scrolling. The effect is achieved via a basic particle simulation, where each of the particles is rendered as a small "cloud" texture. When the particles move and rotate past each other, a convincing effect of dynamic fog is achieved.
Hover over the animation to reveal markers indicating the position and rotation of each moving particle.
Apart from the complex front-end elements, arkis.io is supported by a full back-end hosted on Now. The back-end caches and serves twitter profile images for each of the members listed on the site, and powers the contact form, which allows visitors to submit messages which land as emails in my personal inbox. The animation to the right is shown as an intermediate state before the back-end has confirmed successfully sending a user's message.


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New compact Google Assistant inspired by Pixel 4 starts rolling out to older phones
by Abner LiIn addition to the speed improvements and expanded capabilities found on the Pixel 4, the “new Google Assistant” makes important design changes. Some of those visual elements are now making their way to other devices in the form of an even more compact Google Assistant.
While the transparent overlay after launching is the flashiest aspect of the new Assistant, an equally important design tweak is how visual responses no longer take up the entire display. Following your command being heard, the current Assistant expands fullscreen.
The compact Google Assistant beginning to roll out today for some users only takes up as much space as needed to display the answer. Results to simple questions consume just the bottom third, playing music might be a half panel, and the weather two-thirds. This is in sharp contrast to all those commands filling the entire screen previously.
New compact Google Assistant
This compact Assistant also has a shorter panel — but not the Pixel 4’s transparent look — after being invoked by “Hey Google” or Active Edge. The Assistant icon is in the top-left corner followed by “Hi, how can I help?” right next to it. Your profile avatar is to the right and always visible.
The line immediately below has the same shortcuts for “What’s on my screen?” or “Share screenshot.” Unlike the new Google Assistant, this revamp still takes advantage of the old pill to launch Lens, voice, and the keyboard. You can also still swipe up to access the Updates feed. The UI for manual text entry is also shortened and keeps your background in view.
As we noted in our full review of Assistant on the Pixel 4, this is a big deal:
This much-improved preservation of context and subtlety reveals how Google wants you to interact with Assistant. In the past, voice was an experience that took up the entire display and often brought you to a scrollable feed. The new Assistant on the Pixel 4 is now more akin to Google’s proclaimed ambient computing future where interacting with help should occur without a forethought of disrupting your life.
There are so far only a handful of reports from Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL owners encountering this design after installing the latest Google app beta. A/B testing for this new compact Google Assistant began in July.
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Rising Star Wyatt McClure: “Be nice to everyone; A smile goes a long way”
Be nice to everyone; Everyone, from the craft service to the director has a hand in the movie or show and everyone works very hard. A smile goes a long way to them. As a part of our Meet The Rising Stars series, I had the distinct pleasure of interviewing Wyatt McClure. Wyatt is an 11 […]
by Yitzi WeinerBe nice to everyone; Everyone, from the craft service to the director has a hand in the movie or show and everyone works very hard. A smile goes a long way to them.
As a part of our Meet The Rising Stars series, I had the distinct pleasure of interviewing Wyatt McClure. Wyatt is an 11 year old Cleveland, Ohio native currently filming Young Sheldon as a recurring character. He plays Billy Sparks, Sheldon’s next door neighbor.
Thank you so much for doing this with us! Can you tell us the story of how you grew up?
Well I am still growing up! I was born in Cleveland, OH and still live there when I am not filming. I enjoy being a kid at home riding bikes, playing basketball and hanging with my friends.
Can you share a story with us about what brought you to this specific career path?
I love watching cartoons and told my mom that I wanted to be on TV like them. She was able to find someone who worked in Cleveland and I was cast in 2 movies in 2 months!
Can you tell us the most interesting story that happened to you since you began your career?
I was working on the 1st movie and was 6 years old. I was really hot in the church I was filming in and they brought in air conditioners with long tubes. When no one was watching I crawled into it to cool down. They started to film and no one could find me because I was stuck in the tube!
Can you share a story about the funniest mistake you made when you were first starting? Can you tell us what lesson you learned from that?
When I first started I would hear people (turns out it was the director) yelling things like Rolling! Cut! Take 2…. I thought we could all do that so I would start yelling it out during takes and confusing the cast. I was only a little kid and it was funny at first for them but…. cost them time and money. I learned that I am an actor and only say my lines! lol
What are some of the most interesting or exciting projects you are working on now?
I am a recurring character on Young Sheldon and I a working on a few projects I can’t talk about … Yet!
We are very interested in diversity in the entertainment industry. Can you share three reasons with our readers about why you think it’s important to have diversity represented in film and television? How can that potentially affect our culture?
Diversity is very important. I meet a lot of people in my business and feel like everyone’s story needs to be told.
What are your “5 things I wish someone told me when I first started” and why. Please share a story or example for each.
1. Act Professional- as I grow older I understand that being professional on set and even in public people will respect you.
2. Its not just about the lines you learn. You need to understand the scene. You have to put yourself into that character and use the correct emotion.
3. Be nice to everyone- Everyone from the craft service to the director has a hand in the movie or show and everyone works very hard. A smile goes a long way to them.
4. You won’t get every role you audition for- This is a hard business to be in and lots of people are going for the same role. You may not be a good fit for many reasons like size, hair color, eye color or any other reason.
5.  If you want it you need to work for it! Acting Classes, comedy classes, workshops, acting coaches are just some examples of the hard work you need to put into it.
Which tips would you recommend to your colleagues in your industry to help them to thrive and not “burn out”?
You still need to be a kid. Take time out to enjoy life! Take a vacation, go visit family, play sports, it doesn’t have to be 24 /7 work!
 If you could inspire a movement that would bring the most amount of good to the most amount of people, what would that be? You never know what your idea can trigger. 🙂
Being a bigger size person I would love for people to understand that people come in all shapes and sizes. Nobody should be made fun of because they don’t fit the typical size. I am always considered a bully but that could not be farther than the truth but it is stereo typed because of my size.
None of us are able to achieve success without some help along the way.  Can you share a story about that?
I am most grateful to my agents and my acting coach Geoffrey Kennedy. He has been my coach for the last 5 years. He has never given up on me and always gets me in character. He has helped me get many parts and is a great coach!
Can you please give us your favorite “Life Lesson Quote”?
Can you share how that was relevant to you in your life? Life is to short and you need to live to your fullest. I used to be scarred to do different things but my mom told me life is short and try everyone once!
Is there a person in the world, or in the US whom you would love to have a private breakfast or lunch with, and why? He or she might just see this, especially if we tag them. 🙂
Kevin Hart! I look up to him as a comedian and an actor… My dream is to have a meal with him… Hey Kevin!
How can our readers follow you on social media?
Follow me on Instagram and Twitter @TheWyattMcClure
Thank you for all of these great insights!
— Published on November 25, 2019


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UDPL Shooting Event -
(Note: This IS NOT AN IDPA MATCH. All shooters are
invited...)
What:
Handgun and Shotgun (or handgun
only) match at the FARM.
When:
December 18th.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS THE THIRD
SATURDAY!!
Sign in:
8:30 a.m.
Fee:
New
Shooters = $10.00
UDPL
Member Shooters = $13.00
Non-UDPL
Shooters = $15.00
What to Bring:
Handgun and Shotgun, or just handgun (See “Description of Match”
below).
Divisions:
PISTOL Only = Only a pistol is used for
the match
REV Only = Only a revolver is used
for the match
P-PUMP = Pistol and PUMP shotgun
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R-PUMP = Revolver and PUMP
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P-AUTO = Pistol and AUTO shotgun
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R-AUTO = Revolver and AUTO
shotgun is used for the match
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Birdshot = 48 rounds
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don't plan to miss.
Description of Match:
There are
six stages - all Steel - all Vickers.
There is no movement because I don't know if we will have ice and snow to slip on.
The first
string will be with pistol/revolver, the second with shotgun.
However, if a shooter would like to shoot all stages with
pistol or revolver only, then their division will be "PISTOL Only" or ”REV Only” and they will simply shoot both
strings per stage with pistol or revolver.
ALSO, don’t forget the
annual New Year’s Day 3-Gun Match. Specifics will be posted prior to that
match.
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A camping trip to Lake Del Valle, California.
The last time my Parents came to visit we looked for a place to camp that was not too far away and had some water. Lake Del Valle is only about an hour away, and has a very nice campground and lovely lake.
We stayed for a couple nights and rented a house boat for one day. We got skunked on catching fish but everyone had a grand time anyway.
Here is Robert at the helm.
And here is Robert trying his luck fishing.
The lake itself was very nice, only lacking a clean sand beach to be worth driving to much more often.
Erick and Katerina (below) also tried diligently. It looked like people lost interest with a rapidity that was pretty much inversely proportional to age.
It was much more interesting for the younger folks to drive the boat than to try to catch fish. I guess this reminds me of my youth, but we were around boats so much that we hardly ever got so very excited about opening up the throttle as much as this younger generation did.
Later on there is a zoom on this same expression. It is worth repeating.
Nana got chaperone duties for Katerina, and I think she even managed to put a worm on her hook, although she wont do it for herself.
Here is capn Robert.
And capn Erick.
And mom with the boys.
After the youngest ones got totally fed up with fishing, err, "not catching", we dropped them off and Dad and I tried some more while the rest of the crew went to the beach.
This was taken right after Dad and I called it quits.
Here is Grandad demonstrating the proper style. A true master of boating.
All this one seemed to care about was the throttle.
And here is the zoom on that devilish expression.
Final group shot on the boat before heading back to the campsite.
There are preparations to try out a new style for baking at the campsite. You may recall from the Acorn Camp trip (see link at the very top) Mom baked a cobbler in thhttp://www.blogger.com/post-edit.g?blogID=912431127682594831&postID;=115245164433895133e dutch oven. We had some problems with the heat that time, and decided to try the fish smoker as an oven instead. The fish smoker is a stainless steel box with a sliding cover. You can see it to the left of Erick on the picnic table.
Here is the cobbler in the oven, and it worked great as a camp oven. Tasty! Great job Kay.
On the next day we went for a nice hike in the hills around the lake. I can tell you that you would not want to do that hike much later in the season, but at the time we went it was very nice.
Here is the initial ascent.
Most of the climbing is over at this point, but there was a little bit of up and down.
We had chicken salad sandwiches and potato salad on the trail at a spot that was not particularly great spatially but happened to be 12:00 pm temporally.
Grandad and Katerina in the shade.
After a few more ups and downs we came to the California Bushwhack part of the hike. Also known as: "we are not lost, we just dont know precisely where the trail is". I believe that I have a particular knack for this, and we managed to find a spectacular goat path, with only one very minor backtrack.
Here is a nice shot of the goat path. This is most definitely not one of the official trails; but it very nicely followed along the ridge and eventually plummeted back down to the main trails.
There was some guff from the peanut gallery about the bovine livestock, but we were a large enough group that the herd eventually gave way. I will admit that as the guy in the lead, the alpha bull got me just a little bit nervous before he decided to split.
The goat path went through a lovely forested zone before the steep plummet back to the main trail. I really enjoyed this part.
And here we are back at the foot of the lake with a simple hike along the shore back to the cars.
Everyone enjoyed the trip and Lake Del Valle is definitely on our list for a place to return to.
Full size photos can be found here. http://picasaweb.google.com/jkwashbourne/20100507LakeDelValle#


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and ever.
Or:
O God, who made blessed N. the Vicar of Peter and committed to him the care of the universal Church, by his intercession keep your beloved flock ever safe, so that with integrity of faith and perfect charity your Church may journey to her heavenly homeland. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.
For a Bishop:
Grant, we pray, almighty God, that we may venerate fittingly the memory of the Bishop blessed N., and, as you willed that his word and example should benefit those over whom he presided, so may we always experience the support of his intercession before you. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.
PRAYER OVER THE OFFERINGS
Grant our supplications, we pray, O Lord, that this sacrifice we present on the feast day of blessed N. may be for our good, since through its offering you have loosed the offences of all the world. Through Christ our Lord.
COMMUNION ANTIPHON
Lord, you
know everything: you know that I love you (E.T.
alleluia).
PRAYER AFTER COMMUNION
May the power
of the gifts we have received, Lord God, on this feast day of blessed N. fill us with its effects, both to sustain our
mortal life and to gain us the joy of unending happiness. Through Christ our
Lord.


How do I... Generate meaningful logs?
Your bots are busy, and you need a way to keep an eye on what they are doing without being overwhelmed.
Built in logs
The bot army already logs lots of useful information, such as every action that happens, tied to the bot id, plus the duration and outcome. The logs look like this:
12:10:51.330 bot_id=1 action=MyBots.Actions.User.create outcome=succeed duration=213 [info]
You can include your own custom data in each of these logs by calling
Logger.metadata(custom: " pool_id=#{pool_id}")
for example (the key must be
custom
and the value must start with a space).
These logs are written to /bot_run.log
. You can send them to a log aggregator like
splunk where you can do all kinds of analysis, or inspect them locally (see some tips
to make that easier).
Additional logging
Of course you can also add custom logs in your actions. I recommend using
Logger.debug(...)
. This way, your custom logs are at a different level than all the
info
and up logs that the bot army makes, which makes it easier to separate them
out if desired. See Logger for more details. As always, be careful about exposing
sensitive information. Logger
is also better than IO.inspect
or IO.puts
,
because you have more control over its behavior. Using
inspect(unknown_value, pretty: true)
in your logs is useful, as is string
interpolation ("User name: #{user_name}"
).
You can also use BotArmy.Actions.log
in your tree to log static
information.
Which logs matter?
Ultimately, the bot logs may be useful for debugging or for seeing timing including
latency, but your server logs are probably more useful. If you include a session_id
in your bot logs and your server, you can connect the logs in your aggregator for a
complete picture.


My long term career goal is get a job in the tech as a software developer. I would like to work for a company who’s values are aligned with mine.
In terms of human skills I would definitely like to work on public speaking, whether in large group situations or in presentations.
I am quite disciplined and determined. I don’t get flustered easily. Im good at planning and organising. Approachable and easy going. I am a big team player and really enjoy being around people and learning from them.
I have a tendency to set high standard for myself so I will definitely need to work on when its the right time to leave something and move on.
For myself the key to managing the EDA workload will be about having a good system in place. Taking the time out to look over the programme, break it down, assess how long things will take and scheduling in the time to do it. I enjoy using task management and calendar tools so I will definitely be utilising these to aid me. Keeping too a routine and building habits will be very important. I like having regular work hours and knowing when it’s time to finish.
Another key aspect is discussing the workload with my family and friends, making them aware that I will essentially be unavailable for social events over the next few weeks.
What I would like from the facilitator team is guidance and support when needed. Regular honest feedback about what I could do differently or improve or if anything is offtrack. I am very receptive to feedback, even critical and will view it as an opportunity to learn.
In terms of asking for help I will obviously attempt to solve the problem first myself. If it’s a technical problem the next step will be asking google to see if anyone else has had the same issue. Failing that I will then consult my facilitator or the group. I do like to try and work things out for myself so I may need to get a little bit better at asking for help if something is taking too long.
My long term career goal remains the same, I would like to get a job as a software developer. Im hoping that once i get more immersed in bootcamp I will be able to pinpoint which area of development I enjoy more and am more suited to.
Im a good team player and I have a lot of experience working and leading teams so I think this will definitely be one of my biggest strengths. In terms of limitations I think I will need to not get too worried about asking for help when its needed.
Some of the core material may be quite challenging. Im not really used to too much self-examination and reflection so this may be tough at first!
I would like to work on my presenting skills and also communication which definitely tie in together.
Be supportive when needed. I also think giving the right kind of feedback is very important. If I need a nudge in a certain area or there is anything I can do better or improve on I would like honest feedback about it.
My expectation is to enter bootcamp with an open mind, learn as much as I can and take as much as I can away from the experience. Help others as much as I can and not be too hard on myself.


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of all elements that are prefixed
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The world’s biggest lockdown imposed to contain the spread of COVID-19 has severely impacted the domestic economic activities as it brought nearly 70% of economic activity, investment, exports, and discretionary consumption to a standstill. WHAT IS AATAM NIRBHAR BHARAT: The focal point of the concept is to make the nation self-reliant with more focus on local manufacturers and service providers.
The ongoing India-China LAC tension is one that calls for alertness if not worry, Zee Business Managing Editor Anil Singhvi opines. The tension brewing between the two neighbours may lead to market volatility and movement on both sides, Singhvi said.
The world’s biggest lockdown imposed to contain the spread of COVID-19 has severely impacted the domestic economic activities as it brought nearly 70% of economic activity, investment, exports, and discretionary consumption to a standstill.And will eventually drag down the GDP growth of the country to negative single-digit band for FY21E.
The corona virus outbreak has changed everything. The risk to human life is the greatest fear, the bearing COVID-19 has had on the world cannot be overlooked.Stock markets have crashed, airlines are experiencing irreparable losses and several small and medium businesses are shutting, schools are closed because they do not have what it takes to survive in this uncertain world.
One of the main characteristics of online education is the freedom of schedule for access to study. Anyone from home and with a computer can access the content, perform exercises on each topic studied and advance in learning at your own pace and according to your availability.


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Scientists used artificial intelligence to discover a 2,000 year-old stick figure in Peru's mysterious Nazca Lines, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
by Isobel Asher Hamilton, Business Insider US- The Nazca Lines are mysterious ancient images carved into the sands of Peru’s Nazca Desert, some of which are over 2,000 years old.
- Although archaeologists have been studying them for over a hundred years, new images are still being discovered which have been obscured over the millennia.
- Researchers from Yamagata University recently discovered a further 142 formations, one of which was discovered using an IBM Watson, which uses artificial intelligence.
- The success of the project could help archaeologists find countless more ancient artworks lost to history.
- Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories.
Artificial intelligence has helped archaeologists uncover an ancient lost work of art.
The Nazca Lines in Peru are ancient geoglyphs, images carved into the landscape. First formally studied in 1926, they depict people, animals, plants, and geometric shapes. The formations vary in size, with some of the biggest running up to 30 miles long. Their exact purpose is unknown, although some archaeologists think they may have had religious or spiritual significance. Local guides believe the lines relate to sources of water.
New geoglyphs are still being discovered and can be hard to spot due to changes in the landscape, with natural erosion and urbanization breaking them up.
A research team from Yamagata University recently announced it had discovered 142 new Nazca formations, including images of birds, monkeys, fish, snakes, and foxes.
The team partnered with IBM to try and train its deep-learning platform Watson to look for hard-to-find geoglyphs.
They fed the AI with aerial images to see if it could spot any more Nazca outlines. Watson threw up a few candidates, from which the researchers picked the most promising. Sure enough, their field work confirmed the AI had found an ancient Nazca artwork.
The find was a relatively small depiction of a humanoid figure spanning just 16 feet. The researchers estimate the figure dates from roughly 100 BC to AD 100, making it at roughly 2,000 years old.
The project’s success has prompted Yamagata University to announce a more prolonged partnership with IBM, and will create a full location map of the geoglyphs to help future archaeologists.


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Parents of sick baby targeted by 'Stop asking for money. Let the baby die' signs
The family of a sick infant are distraught after posters were erected in their hometown saying: ‘Stop asking for money. Let the baby die.’
Those billboards, targeting the family of four month-old RJ Ahlers in Toledo, Ohio, continue: ‘Its (sic) called Darwinism. Happy Holidays.’
RJ’s father KC says his family was targeted after he put up six signs at the local Franklin Park Mall last month detailing RJ’s condition and asking for help.
He was stunned to see the troll boards placed directly under his own appeal – with an arrow pointing up – and said: ‘I came out. I saw it. Immediately took the one down.
‘There were other ones that were up, but somebody, some other Good Samaritans kicked them down.’
The baby suffers from a debilitating brain condition called Agenesis of the Corpos Callosum.
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The birth defects leaves sufferers without the corpus callosum – the band of white matter which connects the two hemispheres of the brain.
RJ also suffers a rare genetic condition called Mosaic trisomy 9. That sees sufferers’ entire ninth chromosome appear three times – rather than the usual two – in some cells of the body.
It leaves some sufferers with facial disfigurements, and intellectual disabilities. RJ also has a hole in his heart.
Doctors have warned RJ’s family that just half of babies with Mosaic trisomy 9 live to the age of two.
KC says the original posters he erected, as well as a superhero-themed fundraiser, netted around $4,000.
The cash was spent on an expensive genetic test, with RJ’s family vowing to continue fundraising to give the baby the best chance possible.
KC told WTVG: ‘We want to raise our son to not reciprocate hatred.
‘We want to battle hatred with love.
‘So, we obviously know somebody that did this is disturbed and we hope they get help.
‘But, we’re going to keep taking your signs down as we see them because this town doesn’t need hatred.
‘This town needs love.’
RJ’s family are now planning another fundraiser for next month, and have set up a GoFundMe page to raise further cash.


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asyncworker.easyqueue package¶
Submodules¶
asyncworker.easyqueue.connection module¶
-
class
asyncworker.easyqueue.connection.
AMQPConnection
(host: str, username: str, password: str, heartbeat: int = 60, virtual_host: str = '/', loop: asyncio.events.AbstractEventLoop = None, on_error: Union[None, Callable[Exception, None], Callable[Exception, Coroutine]] = None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
-
property
connection_parameters
¶
-
property
is_connected
¶
-
property
asyncworker.easyqueue.exceptions module¶
-
exception
asyncworker.easyqueue.exceptions.
EmptyQueueException
[source]¶ Bases:
Exception
No message to get
-
exception
asyncworker.easyqueue.exceptions.
MessageError
[source]¶ Bases:
ValueError
Base for all message exceptions
-
exception
asyncworker.easyqueue.exceptions.
UndecodableMessageException
[source]¶ Bases:
asyncworker.easyqueue.exceptions.MessageError
Can’t decode as JSON
asyncworker.easyqueue.message module¶
-
class
asyncworker.easyqueue.message.
AMQPMessage
(connection: asyncworker.easyqueue.connection.AMQPConnection, channel: aioamqp.channel.Channel, queue_name: str, serialized_data: bytes, delivery_tag: int, envelope: aioamqp.envelope.Envelope, properties: aioamqp.properties.Properties, deserialization_method: Callable[bytes, T], queue)[source]¶ Bases:
typing.Generic
-
channel
¶
-
connection
¶
-
delivery_tag
¶
-
property
deserialized_data
¶
-
queue_name
¶
-
serialized_data
¶
-
asyncworker.easyqueue.queue module¶
-
class
asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.
BaseJsonQueue
(host: str, username: str, password: str, virtual_host: str = '/', heartbeat: int = 60)[source]¶ Bases:
asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.BaseQueue
-
content_type
= 'application/json'¶
-
-
class
asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.
BaseQueue
(host: str, username: str, password: str, virtual_host: str = '/', heartbeat: int = 60)[source]¶ Bases:
object
-
class
asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.
ConnType
[source]¶ Bases:
enum.Enum
An enumeration.
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CONSUME
= 1¶
-
WRITE
= 2¶
-
-
class
asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.
DeliveryModes
[source]¶ Bases:
object
-
NON_PERSISTENT
= 1¶
-
PERSISTENT
= 2¶
-
-
class
asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.
JsonQueue
(host: str, username: str, password: str, delegate_class: Type[QueueConsumerDelegate] = None, delegate: Optional[QueueConsumerDelegate] = None, virtual_host: str = '/', heartbeat: int = 60, prefetch_count: int = 100, loop: asyncio.events.AbstractEventLoop = None, seconds_between_conn_retry: int = 1, logger: logging.Logger = None, connection_fail_callback: Optional[Callable[[Exception, int], Coroutine]] = None)[source]¶ Bases:
asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.BaseQueue
,typing.Generic
-
conn_for
(type: asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.ConnType) → asyncworker.easyqueue.connection.AMQPConnection[source]¶
-
async
consume
(queue_name: str, delegate: asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.QueueConsumerDelegate, consumer_name: str = '') → str[source]¶ Connects the client if needed and starts queue consumption, sending on_before_start_consumption and on_consumption_start notifications to the delegate object
- Parameters
queue_name – queue name to consume from
consumer_name – An optional name to be used as a consumer
identifier. If one isn’t provided, a random one is generated by the broker :return: The consumer tag. Useful for cancelling/stopping consumption
-
async
put
(routing_key: str, data: Any = None, serialized_data: Union[str, bytes] = '', exchange: str = '', properties: dict = None, mandatory: bool = False, immediate: bool = False)[source]¶ - Parameters
data – A serializable data that should be serialized before
publishing :param serialized_data: A payload to be published as is :param exchange: The exchange to publish the message :param routing_key: The routing key to publish the message
-
-
class
asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.
QueueConsumerDelegate
[source]¶ Bases:
object
-
async
on_before_start_consumption
(queue_name: str, queue: asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.JsonQueue)[source]¶ Coroutine called before queue consumption starts. May be overwritten to implement further custom initialization.
- Parameters
queue_name (str) – Queue name that will be consumed
queue (JsonQueue) – AsynQueue instanced
-
async
on_consumption_start
(consumer_tag: str, queue: asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.JsonQueue)[source]¶ Coroutine called once consumption started.
-
async


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Lesson 9: Job Stores
JobStore’s are responsible for keeping track of all the “work data” that you give to the scheduler: jobs, triggers, calendars, etc. Selecting the appropriate JobStore for your Quartz scheduler instance is an important step. Luckily, the choice should be a very easy one once you understand the differences between them. You declare which JobStore your scheduler should use (and it’s configuration settings) in the properties file (or object) that you provide to the SchedulerFactory that you use to produce your scheduler instance.
Never use a JobStore instance directly in your code. For some reason many people attempt to do this. The JobStore is for behind-the-scenes use of Quartz itself. You have to tell Quartz (through configuration) which JobStore to use, but then you should only work with the Scheduler interface in your code.
RAMJobStore
RAMJobStore is the simplest JobStore to use, it is also the most performant (in terms of CPU time). RAMJobStore gets its name in the obvious way: it keeps all of its data in RAM. This is why it’s lightning-fast, and also why it’s so simple to configure. The drawback is that when your application ends (or crashes) all of the scheduling information is lost - this means RAMJobStore cannot honor the setting of “non-volatility” on jobs and triggers. For some applications this is acceptable - or even the desired behavior, but for other applications, this may be disastrous.
To use RAMJobStore (and assuming you’re using StdSchedulerFactory) simply specify the class name org.quartz.simpl.RAMJobStore as the JobStore class property that you use to configure quartz:
Configuring Quartz to use RAMJobStore
org.quartz.jobStore.class = org.quartz.simpl.RAMJobStore
There are no other settings you need to worry about.
JDBCJobStore
JDBCJobStore is also aptly named - it keeps all of its data in a database via JDBC. Because of this it is a bit more complicated to configure than RAMJobStore, and it also is not as fast. However, the performance draw-back is not terribly bad, especially if you build the database tables with indexes on the primary keys. On fairly modern set of machines with a decent LAN (between the scheduler and database) the time to retrieve and update a firing trigger will typically be less than 10 milliseconds.
JDBCJobStore works with nearly any database, it has been used widely with Oracle, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MS SQLServer, HSQLDB, and DB2. To use JDBCJobStore, you must first create a set of database tables for Quartz to use. You can find table-creation SQL scripts in the “docs/dbTables” directory of the Quartz distribution. If there is not already a script for your database type, just look at one of the existing ones, and modify it in any way necessary for your DB. One thing to note is that in these scripts, all the the tables start with the prefix “QRTZ_” (such as the tables “QRTZ_TRIGGERS”, and “QRTZ_JOB_DETAIL”). This prefix can actually be anything you’d like, as long as you inform JDBCJobStore what the prefix is (in your Quartz properties). Using different prefixes may be useful for creating multiple sets of tables, for multiple scheduler instances, within the same database.
Once you’ve got the tables created, you have one more major decision to make before configuring and firing up JDBCJobStore. You need to decide what type of transactions your application needs. If you don’t need to tie your scheduling commands (such as adding and removing triggers) to other transactions, then you can let Quartz manage the transaction by using JobStoreTX as your JobStore (this is the most common selection).
If you need Quartz to work along with other transactions (i.e. within a J2EE application server), then you should use JobStoreCMT - in which case Quartz will let the app server container manage the transactions.
The last piece of the puzzle is setting up a DataSource from which JDBCJobStore can get connections to your database. DataSources are defined in your Quartz properties using one of a few different approaches. One approach is to have Quartz create and manage the DataSource itself - by providing all of the connection information for the database. Another approach is to have Quartz use a DataSource that is managed by an application server that Quartz is running inside of - by providing JDBCJobStore the JNDI name of the DataSource. For details on the properties, consult the example config files in the “docs/config” folder.
To use JDBCJobStore (and assuming you’re using StdSchedulerFactory) you first need to set the JobStore class property of your Quartz configuration to be either org.quartz.impl.jdbcjobstore.JobStoreTX or org.quartz.impl.jdbcjobstore.JobStoreCMT - depending on the selection you made based on the explanations in the above few paragraphs.
Configuring Quartz to use JobStoreTx
org.quartz.jobStore.class = org.quartz.impl.jdbcjobstore.JobStoreTX
Next, you need to select a DriverDelegate for the JobStore to use. The DriverDelegate is responsible for doing any JDBC work that may be needed for your specific database. StdJDBCDelegate is a delegate that uses “vanilla” JDBC code (and SQL statements) to do its work. If there isn’t another delegate made specifically for your database, try using this delegate - we’ve only made database-specific delegates for databases that we’ve found problems using StdJDBCDelegate with (which seems to be most!). Other delegates can be found in the “org.quartz.impl.jdbcjobstore” package, or in its sub-packages. Other delegates include DB2v6Delegate (for DB2 version 6 and earlier), HSQLDBDelegate (for HSQLDB), MSSQLDelegate (for Microsoft SQLServer), PostgreSQLDelegate (for PostgreSQL), WeblogicDelegate (for using JDBC drivers made by Weblogic), OracleDelegate (for using Oracle), and others.
Once you’ve selected your delegate, set its class name as the delegate for JDBCJobStore to use.
Configuring JDBCJobStore to use a DriverDelegate
org.quartz.jobStore.driverDelegateClass = org.quartz.impl.jdbcjobstore.StdJDBCDelegate
Next, you need to inform the JobStore what table prefix (discussed above) you are using.
Configuring JDBCJobStore with the Table Prefix
org.quartz.jobStore.tablePrefix = QRTZ_
And finally, you need to set which DataSource should be used by the JobStore. The named DataSource must also be defined in your Quartz properties. In this case, we’re specifying that Quartz should use the DataSource name “myDS” (that is defined elsewhere in the configuration properties).
Configuring JDBCJobStore with the name of the DataSource to use
org.quartz.jobStore.dataSource = myDS
If your Scheduler is busy (i.e. nearly always executing the same number of jobs as the size of the thread pool, then you should probably set the number of connections in the DataSource to be the about the size of the thread pool + 2.
The "org.quartz.jobStore.useProperties" config parameter can be set to "true" (defaults to false) in order to instruct JDBCJobStore that all values in JobDataMaps will be Strings, and therefore can be stored as name-value pairs, rather than storing more complex objects in their serialized form in the BLOB column. This is much safer in the long term, as you avoid the class versioning issues that there are with serializing your non-String classes into a BLOB.
TerracottaJobStore
TerracottaJobStore provides a means for scaling and robustness without the use of a database. This means your database can be kept free of load from Quartz, and can instead have all of its resources saved for the rest of your application.
TerracottaJobStore can be ran clustered or non-clustered, and in either case provides a storage medium for your job data that is persistent between application restarts, because the data is stored in the Terracotta server. It’s performance is much better than using a database via JDBCJobStore (about an order of magnitude better), but fairly slower than RAMJobStore.
To use TerracottaJobStore (and assuming you’re using StdSchedulerFactory) simply specify the class name org.quartz.jobStore.class = org.terracotta.quartz.TerracottaJobStore as the JobStore class property that you use to configure quartz, and add one extra line of configuration to specify the location of the Terracotta server:
Configuring Quartz to use TerracottaJobStore
org.quartz.jobStore.class = org.terracotta.quartz.TerracottaJobStore
org.quartz.jobStore.tcConfigUrl = localhost:9510
More information about this JobStore and Terracotta can be found at http://www.terracotta.org/quartz


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HIGH CRIMES
by Judge J. Howard Sundermann
The legal thriller High Crimes stars Ashley Judd and Morgan
Freeman. The film combines a civilian lawyer with a military
court martial.  San Francisco
is always a great choice as a film location because the background
scenes are always wonderful. Kubik leads an almost idyllic life.
She is about to make partner, she lives in a great house and
has a terrific relationship with her apparently nice and good-looking
husband Tom. In a movie, whenever a string of happy scenes are
shown in a row, you know a tragedy is about to befall someone.
Tragedy befalls Claire when the
FBI arrests Tom. He is charged with the murder of a number of
civilians in Central America some years ago while he was in the
Marine Corps. Naturally Ashley Judd wants to defend him herself
after he swears he is innocent and the victim of a cover-up.
The Marines assign a young looking lieutenant as defense counsel,
so Judd looks for someone else to assist her who has more experience
with court-martials. A down and out lawyer named Grimes, (Morgan
Freeman) who was thrown out of JAG and is a reformed drunk, was
recommended to her. Grimes seems to know all the angles in court-martials
on the base, and Freeman is terrific in the part, as he usually
is. Ashley Judd is also good in what is becoming her usual role
in thrillers.
The plot moves briskly along, in the court room and out, with
plenty of twists and turns. There is ample evidence on both sides
of the question to keep us guessing as to whether Tom is really
guilty or the subject of a cover-up directed from above. I won't
give them away, or the ending. Although, it did strike me that
someone making the film had a list of formula elements for a
legal thriller and was checking them off to make sure they were
all in there somewhere. The film also suffers from the Hollywood
vision of the military and court-martials. The Marines are presented
as mostly aggressive, head shaved and none too bright. It is
assumed the court martial is basically unfair and can be easily
manipulated by those in positions of power. They even work in
the old cliché "military justice is to justice as
military music is to music." I had quite a bit of experience
doing court martials in the Army and I found them to be very
fair on guilt or innocence and the admission of evidence, if
a little tough when it came to sentencing.
The film is well acted by the lead characters; especially Freeman,
he and Judd have good chemistry together. The twist ending is
a bit predictable. You have to allow for some artistic license
on some of the legal points as well as the anti-military bias,
but on the whole, the movie is good fun and I would recommend
it.
Posted May 13, 2002
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