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This modal example uses role="dialog", role="document", aria-controls, and aria-hidden to create an accessible solution.
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This form example uses label and legend correctly. It also demonstrates accessible error handling.
This form example with disabled submit shows an accessible solution for the disabled-submit-as-validation design pattern.
This accordion example is light in aria. It demonstrates the use of aria-owns, aria-controls, and aria-expanded.
This barchart example uses HTML/CSS applied to a data table.
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Welcome to my blog! Here, you will find me writing about things ranging from computer science, psychology, about a good read or a movie or about the world of journalism.


The GameCube features another 24MB of 1T-SRAM that is located outside of the Flipper chip which is used as its main memory. This 64-bit memory bus runs at 2x the operating clock of Flipper, or 324MHz resulting in 2.6GB/s of bandwidth between Flipper and the Cube's main memory. While this is only as much memory bandwidth as an original GeForce 256, remember that all of the Z-buffer accesses are done on the embedded 1T-SRAM and the frame being drawn is done initially to the on-die 2MB buffer. This reduces the need for as much main memory bandwidth as we're used to seeing.
There are two 12MB 1T-SRAM chips located on the GameCube motherboard
But we're not too sure about Nintendo's decision to continue to use 1T-SRAM even for the main memory. There are significantly faster DDR SDRAM devices out there, not even as fast as the 200MHz DDR featured in the Xbox that would provide much more memory bandwidth than the 1T-SRAM of the GameCube. This is one of the points that it was unfortunately that the design was completed prior to the ATI acquisition of ArtX since we may have seen a Radeon-like 128-bit DDR memory bus used for the main memory in the Cube. The only benefit the Cube gains from using 1T-SRAM as its main memory is low latency access and thus better bus utilization; coupled with the fact that the memory bus is synchronized to the Gekko's FSB and Flipper's operating frequency (162MHz x 2) we can assume that latency is reduced as much as possible with this design. Again, we see elements of the efficiency of GameCube rather than a focus on raw power.


A bit about myself
My name is Jose De Las Salas. I'm a recent Coding Bootcamp graduate by
way of the University of Miami's Coding Bootcamp. Combining self-taught
initiative with mentorship and partnerships along the way, I've nurtured
a growing fluency in the MERN stack, along with HTML, CSS, SASS, Javascript,
Jquery, Bootstrap, MongoDB, MySQL, Express, Node.js, and React.
A firm believer in growing through experience and following objectives through to their end,
I've applied that aesthetic to every task, career, or project I've ever
undertaken. It's because of this, I believe I can add value and worth to any team, and
positively impact outcomes.
I am devoted towards helping myself and others succeed, and am willing to learn
to make that possible.


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I focus on creating engaging content and relevant conversations that directly and indirectly increase business by leveraging market-specific psychological traits and triggers. I place great importance on keeping the lines of communication open between the client and us. A sense of community and loyalty among consumers is cultivated through tailor-made social media campaigns.
I mean business when I oversee contractors. I speak their technical language, brainstorm solutions with them, and negotiate our contracts with great detail. They are not used to this, but by sharing their world in a way they often don't get to share it, I've consistently found that they get more involved.
“Real commitment means doing everything in your power to get things done.” – Jeroen De Flander
I am a strategic communicator with a successful track record creating digital marketing (Social Media, Email Marketing, SEO, and SEM) campings that have increased brand recognition, customer engagement, and web traffic and conversions.
I am an avid researcher on economic behavior and psychology of communication, and leverage those insights to boost content, sales, and public relations.
I am proficient in Spanish, English, French and Portuguese.
Outside work, I enjoy reading books, meditating, doing yoga, and hit the trail given a break! An avid beer taster, I like to try different styles and varieties.
Learn more, incudling my experience marketing Software-as-a-Service at www.linkedin.com/in/lunasantiago.
Summer Institute of General Management
B.A. in Sociology
M.A. Global Strategic Communication


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PICTURE PERFECT
If you are looking for a romantic comedy such as we used to get in years long gone, this is it. However, don't stop reading: PICTURE PERFECT is modern in every way. Given a cast that can do comedy, screenwriters Arleen Sorkin & Paul Slansky & Glenn Gordon Caron have come up with a sprightly, fast moving movie.
Kate (Jennifer Aniston) is a beautiful young woman with an endearing smile. She would be a cinch for promotion at her job except that her boss, Mr. Mercer (Kevin Dunn) promotes only those who are married, have responsibilities and will not readily quit the job.
In the office is the Lothario, Sam (Kevin Bacon) who needs the challenge of a woman who is married, encumbered. Kate has a crush on him but as she is single, she does not stand a chance. Back at home, Mama (Olympia Dukakis) keeps bugging her. She wants a grandchild.
To the rescue comes Darcy (Illeana Douglas) a friend and office colleague who has the brilliant idea of taking a picture of Kate and some handsome man at a party and having Kate pretend he is her guy. That should make the boss happy. It also makes Sam happy because now that Kate is engaged to be married, she falls into the category that he likes. Kate, for her part, likes this arrangement because it has gotten her Sam.
Things begin to heat up when Kate has to produce, get off the dime. Everyone wants to meet her boyfriend Nick (Jay Mohr). To this end she offers to pay Nick to come to her city and pretend he is her fiance.  He comes to her town but refuses to play her game . . . and the comedy really takes off.
Aniston is a delight to watch. She is currently in TV's FRIENDS and is scheduled to appear in several upcoming films. Jay Mohr is very handsome and personable. You remember him from JERRY MAGUIRE. He will appear shortly in SUICIDE KINGS. Kevin Bacon was in APOLLO 13 as well as in many other films in as many different kinds of roles.
Go see this one. It's a delight.
Directed by Glenn Gordon Caron.
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Data Science
This is a list of goals I am trying to hit to become a more knowledgeable person in data science. It closely follows a post on reddit.
Practice Coding
- Easy questions on Leetcode
- Chapter 1-15 of CTCI
- Medium questions on Leetcode
- Chapter 16-17 of CTCI
- Hard questions on Leetcode
- Code Jam by Google
Online courses
- Introduction to Machine Learning by Andrew Ng
- Convolutional Neural Networks for Visual Recognition (CSI231N)
- Hadoop course by University of California, San Diego
Books
- Elements of Statistical Learning 1-4 and 7-8
- Deep Learning book
- Elements of Statistical Learning 5-6 and 9-16
- Read arXiv for most recent papers
Projects
- Kernels on Kaggle
- PyTorch/Tensorflow projects


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This experiment consists of a number of stages in which you can earn experimental tokens. At the end of the experiment, the tokens will be exchanged for real money at a rate of 40 tokens for one Euro. The experiment is expected to last between 60 and 90 minutes.
For most of the experiment, you will play a simple game called the Task Game, which is a game for two players: an Authority and a Subordinate.As the name suggests, in this game, there is a task to be performed. There is a payment reward for both you and your partner if the task is performed, and either or both of you can perform it. Each player decides independently whether to perform the task or not. However:
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| The Authority | Perform | 5, 7 | 5, 10 |
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10, 7 | 3, 5 |
Each player will choose independently whether they want to perform the task or not, and then the computer will match the answers and calculate the appropriate payoffs. You will play the Task Game a number of times, in different roles, and against different partners. Your payoffs for each round will be added up and will contribute to your final earnings at the end of the experiment.
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Franklin Decentralized Marketplace DApp
Welcome to the Franklin Decentralized Marketplace DApp.The Franklin Decentralized Marketplace DApp is a Decentralized Application created by Franklin Perez as part of the Kingsland University DApps Individual Project 2019 assignment. This DApp allows someone with a Metamask Ethereum Wallet to act as a Buyer, Seller, and/or Mediator in the Franklin Decentralized Marketplace DApp. You must have the Metamask Ethereum Wallet plugin installed inside your browser in order to use this DApp.
The current Ethereum Address that you will be identified by is the current Ethereum Address that shows up when you open your Metamask Ethereum Wallet. You may use multiple Ethereum Addresses that are in your Metamask Ethereum Wallet, but it's the currently active one that will be used to identify who you are in the Franklin Decentralized Marketplace DApp.
The way you add yourself as a Seller is to add an Item you wish to sell via the currently active Metamask Ethereum Address, and you will be automatically added as a Seller and identified as a Seller via the currently active Metamask Ethereum Address you used to add the Item. You may use multiple Seller Ethereum Addresses if you'd like.
The Franklin Decentralized Marketplace Mediation Smart Contract will be used to store the Escrow ETH/WEI (i.e., "totalAmountOfWeiNeededToPurchase") used to pay for Items involved in ALL Mediated Sales Transactions. The Mediated Sales Transaction works as follows:
- (1) If 2-out-of-3 of the Buyer, Seller, and/or Mediator Approves this Mediated Sales Transaction, then 95% of the "totalAmountOfWeiNeededToPurchase" will be sent to the Seller Address and 5% of the "totalAmountOfWeiNeededToPurchase" will be sent to the Mediator Address.
- (2) 2-out-of-3 of the Buyer, Seller, and/or Mediator Disapproves this Mediated Sales Transaction, then the "totalAmountOfWeiNeededToPurchase" will be sent back to the Buyer Address.
- If neither (1) or (2) above happens, then the Mediated Sales Transaction will be held in a State of Limbo and the "totalAmountOfWeiNeededToPurchase" will be kept inside of this Contract.
- Sellers
- View All currently available Sellers
- Remove Yourself (i.e., currently active Metamask Ethereum Address) as a Seller
- Items
- View all Items for Sale from a Specific Seller Ethereum Address
- Add an Item for Sale for the currently active Metamask Ethereum Address
- Remove an Item for Sale for the currently active Metamask Ethereum Address
- Add Yourself (i.e., currently active Metamask Ethereum Address) as a Seller by adding your Item for Sale
- Remove Yourself (i.e., currently active Metamask Ethereum Address) as a Seller by removing your Last Item for Sale
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- View All currently available Mediators
- Add or Update Yourself (i.e., currently active Metamask Ethereum Address) as a Mediator
- Remove Yourself (i.e., currently active Metamask Ethereum Address) as a Mediator
- Purchases
- Purchase an Item without a Mediator (where the Buyer is your currently active Metamask Ethereum Address)
- Mediated Sales Transaction: Purchase an Item with a Mediator (where the Buyer is your currently active Metamask Ethereum Address)
- View Mediated Sales Transactions an Ethereum Address is Involved either as a Buyer, Seller, or Mediator
- View Detailed Information about a Specific Mediated Sales Transaction
- Approve or Disapprove a Mediated Sales Transaction in which currently active Metamask Ethereum Address is it's Buyer, Seller, or Mediator
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A Unit Price of Zero (i.e., 0 WEI) for an Item means that that the Item is currently not For Sale. You must set the Unit Price to at least 1 WEI to be able to sell the Item. You cannot sell an Item for 0 WEI (i.e., free).

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Quantity Being Purchased:
Mediator Ethereum Public Address (Optional) (40-Hex lowercase digits with optional '0x' at the beginning): (Optional)
Enter the Ethereum Public Address of a Mediator if you wish to make a Mediated Sales Transaction where a Buyer, Seller, and Mediator are involved in the Purchase. With a Mediated Sales Transaction, it will take 2-out-of-3 of the Buyer, Seller, and/or Mediator to Approve/Disapprove the Purchase. Not all Sellers will allow a Mediated Sales Transaction.
If the Price of an Item is at 0 ETH, then that is an Item that cannot be purchased. If the Quantity of the Item available for sale is zero, then that is an item that cannot be purchased.
The Buyer, Seller, and Mediator Ethereum Public Adresses involved in a Purchase must all be different.
Results of Purchase (if successful) - Please keep and store for your records and future reference:
View Mediated Sales Transactions an Ethereum Address is Involved either as a Buyer, Seller, or Mediator
Ethereum Public Address (40-Hex lowercase digits with optional '0x' at the beginning):Filter By State: All Neither Approved/Disapproved Approved Disapproved
Results of Getting Mediated Sales Transactions an Ethereum Address is Involved:
Number of Mediated Sales Transactions Ethereum Address is Involved:
View Detailed Information about a Specific Mediated Sales Transaction
Mediated Sales Transaction IPFS ID:Results of Getting Detailed Information About a Mediated Sales Transaction:
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Total Sales Amount (in ETH):
Quantity Of the Item Purchased:
Date and Timestamp of Sale:
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Four killed as car hits roadside banyan tree
Driver dozed off at the wheel, say police
by Special CorrespondentFour persons, including two women, were killed when the car in which they were travelling back home in Nizamabad from Hyderabad hit a roadside banyan tree after passing the Krishna Mandir on National Highway-44 at Jangampally under Biknoor police station limits early on Monday.
All the four identified as Manthani Lavanya (35), Susheel (28), Prashanth (26) and Roshini (14) died on the spot. While Prashanth, who was at the wheel, belonged to Navipet the remaining three were residents of Padmanagar Road No.3, Kotagally in Nizamabad city. Susheel and Prashanth were cousins. Since their bodies were stuck inside the mangled car, police retrieved them by breaking the car into parts with a gas cutter.
According to Sub-Inspector of Police A. Naveenkumar, the mishap occurred as the driver, who was too tired, dozed off. They travelled to Hyderabad to attend a function at their relatives’ house on Sunday and met with the accident while returning. A case was registered and the bodies were shifted to Government Hospital here for post-mortem examination, said SI of Police.


Podcasting pearls ✨
Podcasts are going through a boom. Independent, professionals, tech, marketing, sales, radios, everybody’s rushing on this format and it’s getting hard to get signal through the noise.
At some point I realized I wanted to have my podcasts notes close to the content.
It did not find this in any app, so I started with my personal site.
I wish one day we’ll have “underline” and “surround” features in podcast apps.
In the meantime, I’ll stick to this website.
You can find podcast articles titled “Podcasting Pearls #…”, it’s a reference to Programming Pearls.
There is a mix of engineering, economics, psychology, but you should mostly expect data engineering.
Good listening !
List of podcasting pearls:
- Podcasting Pearl #7: On Lisp and Clojure
- Podcasting Pearl #6: A Conversation with Ronny Kohavi.
- Podcasting Pearl #5: Humor Us.
- Podcasting Pearl #4: Scale your analytics on the Clickhouse Data Warehouse.
- Podcasting Pearl #3: The curse of the Black Lotus.
- Podcasting Pearl #2: Turn big unknowns into focused projects.
- Podcasting Pearl #1: Feature requests aren't demand.


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The objective of the Traveling Salesman Problem is to find the shortest tour connecting all cities on a hypothetical road trip. This project isn't meant as a computationally-efficient way to solve TSP - there are plenty of faster, production-ready routing algorithms available. Rather TSP is a uniquely intuitive scenario; human vision can pick out a decent solution quickly leaving our mind free to develop an intuition for the underlying optimization algorithm.
Simulated Annealing is an optimization technique to find a solution within a large, discrete search space. It converges on a final stable solution using a process analgous to cooling metals in metallurgy. At first, when the temperature is high, we scan the breadth of the search space - almost any move will be accepted. As the temperature decreases, the algorithm becomes more picky with a decreasing chance of accepting of sub-optimal moves.
While there are faster optimization techniques and faster domain-specific algorithms, SA remains useful for pragmatic reasons. When run long enough, it will eventually find the global optimum. But it can also be tuned to find an approximate solution quickly by reducing the iterations. In other words, you can explicitly trade off precision for speed. The implementation is relatively simple across programming languages and the generic nature of SA means that many problem domains beyond TSP can be modeled using this heurstic.
The general mechanics of a simulated annealing implementation involve:
Implemented in Clojurescript with React. Why? CLJS provides persistent data structures, immutability, state management, and enforces a functional style that meshes well with React's virtual DOM. You get many of these characteristics via some modern Javascript stacks but with CLJS it's built into the language by design, making it ideal for single page applications.


Although Emoncms V8 is now working ok for me on my Windows Home Server WAMP installation (login, inputs, feeds, graphs are all working), I get a lot of warnings and fatal errors in the apache.log. The reason is always in line 465 in PHPFiwa.php.
Sometimes WAMP (or apache?) stops working and then my Python script to read data from a Jeelink (and EmonTx) stops with an error mesage that apache is not responding.
Part of the error log:
[Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP Warning: unpack(): Type I: not enough input, need 4, have 0 in C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\Modules\\feed\\engine\\PHPFiwa.php on line 465 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP Stack trace: [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 1. {main}() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\index.php:0 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 2. controller() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\index.php:98 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 3. input_controller() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\core.php:66 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 4. Process->input() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\Modules\\input\\input_controller.php:249 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 5. Process->log_to_feed() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\Modules\\input\\process_model.php:90 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 6. Feed->insert_data() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\Modules\\input\\process_model.php:135 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 7. PHPFiwa->post() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\Modules\\feed\\feed_model.php:397 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 8. PHPFiwa->get_meta() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\Modules\\feed\\engine\\PHPFiwa.php:102 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 9. unpack() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\Modules\\feed\\engine\\PHPFiwa.php:465[Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 1. {main}() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\index.php:0 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 2. controller() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\index.php:98 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 3. input_controller() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\core.php:66 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 4. Process->input() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\Modules\\input\\input_controller.php:249 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 5. Process->log_to_feed() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\Modules\\input\\process_model.php:90 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 6. Feed->insert_data() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\Modules\\input\\process_model.php:135 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 7. PHPFiwa->post() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\Modules\\feed\\feed_model.php:397 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 8. PHPFiwa->get_meta() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\Modules\\feed\\engine\\PHPFiwa.php:102 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 9. unpack() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\Modules\\feed\\engine\\PHPFiwa.php:465 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 128450560 bytes) in C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\Modules\\feed\\engine\\PHPFiwa.php on line 465 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP Stack trace: [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 1. {main}() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\index.php:0 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 2. controller() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\index.php:98 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 3. input_controller() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\core.php:66 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 4. Process->input() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\Modules\\input\\input_controller.php:249 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 5. Process->log_to_feed() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\Modules\\input\\process_model.php:90 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 6. Feed->insert_data() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\Modules\\input\\process_model.php:135 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 7. PHPFiwa->post() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\Modules\\feed\\feed_model.php:397 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 8. PHPFiwa->get_meta() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\Modules\\feed\\engine\\PHPFiwa.php:102 [Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP 9. unpack() C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\Modules\\feed\\engine\\PHPFiwa.php:465 Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 128450560 bytes) in C:\wamp\www\emoncms\Modules\feed\engine\PHPFiwa.php on line 465
Does someone have a clue why this happens?
BR, Jörg.
PS: sorry, this formatted text is messing up the whole screen and overwrites the forum topics. Is there a way to show this decently?
PPS: after running Emoncms now for some days, my database file size is ~200kb per feed, but my apache_error.log is ~400Mb and the access.log ~50Mb. Is this 'healthy'?
Re: EmoncmsV8 WAMP apache error
Doesnt look particularly healthy, looks like its logging every function call, Can you turn off the logging, I would turn off both access logs and the php stack trace, should be possible from someware in your php or apache settings, that should sort the logging.
Would be good then to establish how often and why the Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted error occurs.
Re: EmoncmsV8 WAMP apache error
Ok, have to find where I can turn off the logging.
The
errorwarning that comes most often is:[Wed Mar 26 08:24:36.052269 2014] [:error] [pid 7976:tid 1504] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:63946] PHP Warning: unpack(): Type I: not enough input, need 4, have 0 in C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\Modules\\feed\\engine\\PHPFiwa.php on line 465
I have no clue what that means.
Re: EmoncmsV8 WAMP apache error
After another crash (?) of the server:
This warning:
[Wed Mar 26 22:58:12.788141 2014] [:error] [pid 2040:tid 1480] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:64724] PHP Warning: unpack(): Type I: not enough input, need 4, have 0 in C:\\wamp\\www\\emoncms\\Modules\\feed\\engine\\PHPFiwa.php on line 465
seems to be the root cause for the crashes. Always after these events will the server stop working correctly. Sometimes with the fatal error shown above, this time with a hint:
[Thu Mar 27 01:04:26.931158 2014] [mpm_winnt:error] [pid 2040:tid 3480] AH00326: Server ran out of threads to serve requests. Consider raising the ThreadsPerChild setting
Anyone with an idea what happens in line 465 of PHPFiwa.php? It seems that the .meta file has fewer entries (bytes) than expected. But I checked it and all .meta files in the PHPFiwa folder have 44 bytes.
Re: EmoncmsV8 WAMP apache error
A bit of background on what the unpack error means. Each datapoint in a PHPFiwa feed takes up 4 bytes, which is the length of a single float value, (timestamps are calculated from the start time recorded in the meta file and the datapoint position in the file). The unpack error saying not enough input means it tried to read a location that was either partially or fully off the end of the file which would have caused not enough bytes to be given to unpack.
So It sounds to me like you might have one feed that is somehow corrupt, or was never created properly in the first place. Can you see a feed in your feeds list that has no data in it?
Can you recreate that feed and see if the error goes away?
Re: EmoncmsV8 WAMP apache error
Ah, just looking at the code, line 465 is actually the meta file, which also suggests the feed was not initialized properly the first time it was created
Re: EmoncmsV8 WAMP apache error
This is what I thought. Can I debug somehow, which file name is causing this error (as I said already, I have no experience with Python, PHP and the like at all)?
Re: EmoncmsV8 WAMP apache error
And there is another warning now (have not seen that before):
This warning comes for all feeds (1.dat, 2.dat, 3.dat, 5.dat). Why does filesize(): stat fail? Has this something to do with using slashes instead of backslashes?
Re: EmoncmsV8 WAMP apache error
After deleting all feeds and creating them anew, I have exactly the same errors. I have then changed all feeds to PHPFINA and this works for me. File size is shown correctly and no error messages anymore. Very strange as the code for these two feed engines is nearly identical ( e.g for function get_feed_size() which seems to throw the warning in my last posting).
Is there any good reason why PHPFIWA does not work (for me)?
BR, Jörg.
Re: EmoncmsV8 WAMP apache error
Could it be a folder permissions related problem, are the permissions the same on both folders?
Re: EmoncmsV8 WAMP apache error
Yes, as far as I can say permission is exactly the same (I have simply set all permissions for all users). The files were also created correctly and the feed data was shown correctly in the graphs.
Re: EmoncmsV8 WAMP apache error
I'm currently posting in http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/4386 about my randomly broken "live" Pi. I've got the same symptoms (PHPFIWA doesn't work, PHPFINA is OK) on raspian.
It's a puzzler.
Re: EmoncmsV8 WAMP apache error
Preliminary work-around: it seems that restarting the rfm12piphp process allows the PHPFIWA feeds to be updated.
Re: EmoncmsV8 WAMP apache error
Dave,
my problem is a little bit different. For me the PHPFiwa feeds work as far as storing data is concerned and the data is also presented correctly in the graphs. But the size of the feeds is not shown correctly because the filesize() function returns with an error. Very strange.
Re: EmoncmsV8 WAMP apache error
Ah, OK. I also get the stat error, but I guess that's in addition to whatever my underlying problem is!
Re: EmoncmsV8 WAMP apache error
Did you perhaps relocate the directories for the feeds in settings.php into a non-default location? Then you might have to change the directory also in the PHPFiwa.php (and the others you use). I just found this by coincidence some days ago. One of the many small mistakes one can make ..... (and updating to a new version brings the same 'feature' up again and again).
Re: EmoncmsV8 WAMP apache error
Ah I've just found the problem with the getting the size of the phpfiwa feeds, i will push a fix up.
Re: EmoncmsV8 WAMP apache error
Fix has been uploaded v8.0.6
Re: EmoncmsV8 WAMP apache error
There's no dat file (without index number) for FIWA I'm guessing? :-)
Re: EmoncmsV8 WAMP apache error
no thats it :)
Re: EmoncmsV8 WAMP apache error
I'm getting a similar behavior with the phptimeseries
2014-12-18 13:29:07: (mod_fastcgi.c.2676) FastCGI-stderr: PHP Warning: unpack(): Type x: not enough input, need 1, have 0 in /var/www/emoncms/Modules/feed/engine/PHPTimeSeries.php on line 248
PHP Warning: unpack(): Type x: not enough input, need 1, have 0 in /var/www/emoncms/Modules/feed/engine/PHPTimeSeries.php on line 248
My machine has rebooted and that means that it may have halted at the moment of writting into the feeds file and that it did not logged points for a certain period. Would any of those be a reason for the feed to become corrupt?
Is there an easy way to check through the MYD files if they are corrupt?
Cheers


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Description |
kOk |
Not an error; returned on success.
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kCancelled |
kCancelled (gRPC code CANCELLED ) indicates the operation was cancelled, typically by the caller.
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kUnknown |
kUnknown (gRPC code UNKNOWN ) indicates an unknown error occurred.
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kInvalidArgument |
kInvalidArgument (gRPC code INVALID_ARGUMENT ) indicates the caller specified an invalid argument, such as a malformed filename.
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kDeadlineExceeded |
kDeadlineExceeded (gRPC code DEADLINE_EXCEEDED ) indicates a deadline expired before the operation could complete.
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kNotFound |
kNotFound (gRPC code NOT_FOUND ) indicates some requested entity (such as a file or directory) was not found.
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kAlreadyExists |
kAlreadyExists (gRPC code ALREADY_EXISTS`) indicates that the entity a caller attempted to create (such as a file or directory) is already present.
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kPermissionDenied |
kPermissionDenied (gRPC code PERMISSION_DENIED ) indicates that the caller does not have permission to execute the specified operation.
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kResourceExhausted |
kResourceExhausted (gRPC code RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED ) indicates some resource has been exhausted.
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kFailedPrecondition |
kFailedPrecondition (gRPC code FAILED_PRECONDITION ) indicates that the operation was rejected because the system is not in a state required for the operation's execution.
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kAborted |
kAborted (gRPC code ABORTED ) indicates the operation was aborted.
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kOutOfRange |
kOutOfRange (gRPC code OUT_OF_RANGE ) indicates the operation was attempted past the valid range, such as seeking or reading past an end-of-file.
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kUnimplemented |
kUnimplemented (gRPC code UNIMPLEMENTED ) indicates the operation is not implemented or supported in this service.
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kInternal |
kInternal (gRPC code INTERNAL ) indicates an internal error has occurred and some invariants expected by the underlying system have not been satisfied.
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kUnavailable |
kUnavailable (gRPC code UNAVAILABLE ) indicates the service is currently unavailable and that this is most likely a transient condition.
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kDataLoss |
kDataLoss (gRPC code DATA_LOSS ) indicates that unrecoverable data loss or corruption has occurred.
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kUnauthenticated |
kUnauthenticated (gRPC code UNAUTHENTICATED ) indicates that the request does not have valid authentication credentials for the operation.
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Source code for indic_transliteration.sanscript.schemes
[docs]class Scheme(dict):
"""Represents all of the data associated with a given scheme. In addition
to storing whether or not a scheme is roman, :class:`Scheme` partitions
a scheme's characters into important functional groups.
:class:`Scheme` is just a subclass of :class:`dict`.
:param data: a :class:`dict` of initial values. Note that the particular characters present here are also assumed to be the _preferred_ transliterations when transliterating to this scheme.
:param synonym_map: A map from keys appearing in `data` to lists of symbols with equal meaning. For example: M -> ['.n', .'m'] in ITRANS. This synonym_map is not used in transliterating to this scheme.
:param is_roman: `True` if the scheme is a romanization and `False`
otherwise.
"""
def __init__(self, data=None, synonym_map=None, is_roman=True, name=None):
super(Scheme, self).__init__(data or {})
if synonym_map is None:
synonym_map = {}
self.synonym_map = synonym_map
self.is_roman = is_roman
self.name = name
[docs] def fix_lazy_anusvaara(self, data_in):
from indic_transliteration import sanscript
data_itrans = sanscript.transliterate(data=data_in, _from=self.name, _to=sanscript.ITRANS)
itrans_fixed = sanscript.SCHEMES[sanscript.ITRANS].fix_lazy_anusvaara(data_in=data_itrans)
return sanscript.transliterate(data=itrans_fixed, _from=sanscript.ITRANS, _to=self.name)


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Former South Staffs employee David Pattison is announced by leader as successful candidate for council's new director of governance role vacant since early 2019
by Joe Sweeney, https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/authors/joe-sweeney/A new Director of Governance has been appointed by Wolverhampton City Council, its leader announced last night (Wednesday) - occupying a £140,000 post that has been vacant since early this year.
Councilor Ian Brookfield (Lab. Fallings Park), told a meeting of the full council that successful candidate David Pattison will also serve as Solicitor to the Council and Monitoring Office when he takes up his new role.
"This is something that we've been looking for, as this position needs to be filled. We were fortunate enough only just on Tuesday to have had a final set of interviews, so I'd like to thank everyone who took part in those," he said.
"We are immensely pleased that we think we have found the best candidate for the job. Mr Pattison comes to us from South Staffordshire, where he held a similar post.
"He's energetic, with plenty of ideas and he'll be a great collaborator who will work with everyone across all our corporate priorities.
"We did have two very strong candidates in the end, but Mr Pattison was just another step above," he added.
Leader of the opposition, Cllr Wendy Thompson (Con. Tettenhall Wightwick) said: "I'm very happy to second the resolution for the appointment of the Director of Governance, as all the candidates went through a very rigorous process."


Provides management of OpenGL ModelView Matrix for objects transformations.
This package introduces {@link Transformer}s that allow computing transformations
such as {@link Rotate}, {@link Translate}, and {@link Scale}.
A Transformer must be instanciated with its transformation values (either scale,
translation, or rotation) and provides an {@link execute(GL)} method that a
{@link Drawable} calls just before rendering itself with
{@link Drawable.draw(GL,GLU,Camera)}.
Complex transformation may be computed by applying a sequence of
Transformers with a {@link Transform}.
Although a Transform may be considered of type Transformer since it provides
the execute() method, it does not implement the Transformer interface.
Indeed, a Transform load the identity matrix before applying the sequence
of Transformer which is not suitable for a Transformer that is an element
in a sequence.


◆ $paramtypesmap
◆ _0minutes
| const _0minutes = "_0minutes" |
◆ _10minutes
| const _10minutes = "_10minutes" |
◆ _12hours
| const _12hours = "_12hours" |
◆ _15minutes
| const _15minutes = "_15minutes" |
◆ _1day
◆ _1hour
◆ _1week
◆ _2days
◆ _2hours
| const _2hours = "_2hours" |
◆ _30minutes
| const _30minutes = "_30minutes" |
◆ _3days
◆ _3hours
| const _3hours = "_3hours" |
◆ _4hours
| const _4hours = "_4hours" |
◆ _5hours
| const _5hours = "_5hours" |
◆ _5minutes
| const _5minutes = "_5minutes" |
◆ _8hours
| const _8hours = "_8hours" |
◆ _none
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SVCS_STREAM_SEGS
Lists the relationship between streams and concurrent segments.
This table is visible to all users. Superusers can see all rows; regular users can see only their own data. For more information, see Visibility of Data in System Tables and Views.
Table Columns
| Column Name | Data Type | Description |
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| userid | integer | ID of the user who generated the entry. |
| query | integer | Query ID. The query column can be used to join other system tables and views. |
| stream | integer | The set of concurrent segments of a query. |
| segment | integer | Number that identifies the query segment. |
Sample Queries
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I am a fulltime Senior Scientific Software Developer at Enthought.. I'm currently living and working from home in India. Earlier, I worked for Enthought in Pune and Chennai in India and Cambridge in the UK. I also spent close to an year in Austin, USA. I graduated with a Dual Degree (B.S. & M.S.) in Physics from IIT Madras, Chennai, India.
A few projects that I worked in the past are mapping the locations of institutes and labs that pursue astronomical research around the world and a network graph of institutes based on authors and their publications.
I also worked on a number of astronomy and physics related projects over my college life, projects that helped me appreciate the Python programming language and programming in general, which you can find on my Github profile. You can also find them in the Projects page.
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Forced against will to use Ruby.
Initially disappointed by lack of typing, weird syntax.
Then very happy.
Topics
- Ruby basics
- Yet Another Blog (RoR)
- TDD in Ruby
- Cucumber
But first, a little history...
- Created in 1994 by Matz
- Intended to be like Perl, but more readable
- Pickaxe book written by Dave Thomas in 2000, opening ruby to the english speaking world.
- DHH (37Signals) releases Ruby on Rails, community exploded
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Main goals of the conference
The goal of the conference – to enhance the dialogue between lifelong learning and e-learning participants to contribute to most efficient learning process and application of learning outcomes. Responsible for the speakers of LisboLoremn goals – of making Europe the most competitive and dynamic knowledge – based economy of the world in 2012. Lifelong learning strategies at European and national levels
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Audi Q8 SUV to be launched in India on January 15, 2020
by Nishmanya BahadurAudi’s range-topping SUV will be brought to India as a CBU; likely to be offered with a petrol engine only.
Audi will kick-off 2020 with a bang with the launch of its range-topping Q8 SUV. In an interview with PTI, Balbir Dhillon, head of Audi India, disclosed that the Q8 will launch on January 15, 2020. The company's flagship SUVwill be brought to India as a full import and hence will be subjected to all the duties and taxes. This means we can expect the Audi Q8 prices to start at Rs 1 crore (ex-showroom).
The Q8 for India will likely get only a petrol engine, keeping in mind Audi’s wait and watch approach for diesels in the BS6 era. The Q8 55 TFSI that is powered by a 340hp, 3.0-litre V6 petrol engine is expected to be the version that'll come to India. Internationally, the Q8 line-up also includes the 50 TDI diesel that gets a 286hp, 3.0-litre V6 diesel engine, and the SQ8 that uses a 435hp/900Nm, 4.0-litre, mild-hybrid, turbo-diesel V8 engine.
The Q8 will be the first from the list of ‘new look’ Audi SUVs for India, best identified by the massive grille at the front. The India-bound new Q3 and updated Q7 will also sport this new styling treatment. The Q8 differentiates itself with a coupé-like roofline and frameless doors. Other stand-out design features include flared wheel arches, and international markets get the option of 22-inch wheels (the largest ever to be offered by Audi straight out of the factory). The Q8 also gets full-width tail-lights and distinctive LED headlights.
On the inside, there are many areas inspired by the interior of the new A8. The dashboard is dominated by Audi’s latest dual-touchscreen control system, first seen in India on the new A6. The upper unit is a 10.1-inch screen that controls the infotainment and navigation functions, while the lower 8.1-inch screen controls the heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems. This layout gives the dashboard a minimalist look.
When launched in India, the Audi Q8 will rival the likes of the Range Rover Sport, Porsche Cayenne and the upcoming BMW X6 which is also expected to be launched in 2020.
Also see:
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New York State Psychiatric Institute [Directions]
1051 Riverside Drive
New York, NY
10032
Registration:
Sign up online, email Cameron Craddock with any questions.
Other Information:
- On the day of the event you will have to show photo ID to the security guard at the entrance of NYSPI. Tell them that you are attending the Brainhack and then proceed to the 6th floor where you will be met by greeters.
- Amazon is providing credits for cloud computing ($100 per person): register here.
Schedule:
| Saturday, October 18, 2014 | |
| 08:30 | Attendee Arrival |
| 09:00 | Welcome reception and icebreaker |
| 10:00 | Ignite Talk #1: Alan Anticevic, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Yale University School of Medicine, click here to tune in. |
| 10:15 | Open Hacking |
| 13:30 | Unconference Session, click here to tune in. |
| 15:00 | Open Hacking |
| Sunday, October 19, 2014 | |
| 09:00 | Attendee Arrival, Open Hacking |
| 10:00 | Ignite Session #2: Guillermo Horga, MD, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Division of Translational Imaging, New York State Psychiatric Institute and Columbia University Medical Center, click here to tune in. |
| 10:15 | Unconference Session, click here to tune in. |
| 11:00 | Open Hacking |
| 17:00 | Project Summaries and Wrap-up, click here to tune in. |
| 18:30 | Adjourn |
Organizers:
- Andrew Gerber, MD, PhD, Director, MRI Unit, New York State Psychiatric Institute, New York, NY and Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychiatry, Columbia University, New York, NY
- Cameron Craddock, PhD, Director, Computational Neuroimaging Lab, Nathan S. Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research, Orangeburg, NY and Director of Imaging, Center for the Developing Brain, Child Mind Institute, New York, NY


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And at o conseil were boþe . to louie godes lawe .
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Vor here grete holinesse . his herte vpon hem he caste .
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King was þo of þe souþ . ende of engelonde .
Þes sostren beden seint Botulf . þat he to here broþer wende
& to dame sware þe quene . & lettres to him hi sende .
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Þat he grantede þis holi mon . in som stude aplace
Whare he miȝte an ordre biginne . þorw owre lordes grace .
Þis holi mon seint Botulf . to engelonde wende
And bitok hem þe lettres . þat me hem sende .
Þe king it wiþsede . & nolde it grante nouȝt
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Ac þe quene þat was god . turnde anon his þouȝt .
Vor wimmen beþ eþe . to ech godnesse to bringe
Heo criede boþe niȝt and daẏ . on hire lord þe kinge .
Þo heo ne miȝte þer of . habbe non oþer grace
Seint botulf bad atelaste . granten him aplace .
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Ne þer treo ne fruit . ne no god on ne grewe .
Þe king grantede him . to bileue in such an ende
Þo he seiȝ þat hit nolde . to noni harm him wende .
¶ A stude per was in wildernesse . þat nomon com þer for eiȝe
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Vor deuelen & luþre gostes . here ese hadden þere
And woneden þer at wille . vor none men þer nere .
¶ Þo to seint Botulf . þis stude igranted was
Baldeliche he wende þider . agast noþing he nas .
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Þo þe deuelen seiȝen him come . hi bigonne to vleo .
And bigonnne to crie . & grisliche to grede
¶ Botulf what woltou her . what is vs to rede .
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Þu art to vs aluþer gist . & astrong also
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þu hast beo in murie studes . & in ioiful inow
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What woltow do here . whan þou miȝt in betre beo
We ne dore þe nouȝt abide . henne we mote vleo .
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Baldeliche as in is owe . þe deueles vlowe echon .
Seint Botulf in oure lordes name . of a luþer place þer
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& nom monkes to him . & a gret couent inow
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Of þat ilke woning . þe deueles he out caste
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And to þe blisse of heuene . is soule gan þenne wende .
How god for þe loue of him . his swete grace vs sende
Þat we mote to þe ioie come . & so þe deueles schende. Amen


# Author: Lars Buitinck
# License: BSD 3 clause
import numbers
import warnings
import numpy as np
import scipy.sparse as sp
from . import _hashing
from ..base import BaseEstimator, TransformerMixin
def _iteritems(d):
"""Like d.iteritems, but accepts any collections.Mapping."""
return d.iteritems() if hasattr(d, "iteritems") else d.items()
class FeatureHasher(BaseEstimator, TransformerMixin):
"""Implements feature hashing, aka the hashing trick.
This class turns sequences of symbolic feature names (strings) into
scipy.sparse matrices, using a hash function to compute the matrix column
corresponding to a name. The hash function employed is the signed 32-bit
version of Murmurhash3.
Feature names of type byte string are used as-is. Unicode strings are
converted to UTF-8 first, but no Unicode normalization is done.
Feature values must be (finite) numbers.
This class is a low-memory alternative to DictVectorizer and
CountVectorizer, intended for large-scale (online) learning and situations
where memory is tight, e.g. when running prediction code on embedded
devices.
Read more in the :ref:`User Guide <feature_hashing>`.
Parameters
----------
n_features : integer, optional
The number of features (columns) in the output matrices. Small numbers
of features are likely to cause hash collisions, but large numbers
will cause larger coefficient dimensions in linear learners.
input_type : string, optional, default "dict"
Either "dict" (the default) to accept dictionaries over
(feature_name, value); "pair" to accept pairs of (feature_name, value);
or "string" to accept single strings.
feature_name should be a string, while value should be a number.
In the case of "string", a value of 1 is implied.
The feature_name is hashed to find the appropriate column for the
feature. The value's sign might be flipped in the output (but see
non_negative, below).
dtype : numpy type, optional, default np.float64
The type of feature values. Passed to scipy.sparse matrix constructors
as the dtype argument. Do not set this to bool, np.boolean or any
unsigned integer type.
alternate_sign : boolean, optional, default True
When True, an alternating sign is added to the features as to
approximately conserve the inner product in the hashed space even for
small n_features. This approach is similar to sparse random projection.
non_negative : boolean, optional, default False
When True, an absolute value is applied to the features matrix prior to
returning it. When used in conjunction with alternate_sign=True, this
significantly reduces the inner product preservation property.
.. deprecated:: 0.19
This option will be removed in 0.21.
Examples
--------
>>> from sklearn.feature_extraction import FeatureHasher
>>> h = FeatureHasher(n_features=10)
>>> D = [{'dog': 1, 'cat':2, 'elephant':4},{'dog': 2, 'run': 5}]
>>> f = h.transform(D)
>>> f.toarray()
array([[ 0., 0., -4., -1., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0., 2.],
[ 0., 0., 0., -2., -5., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0.]])
See also
--------
DictVectorizer : vectorizes string-valued features using a hash table.
sklearn.preprocessing.OneHotEncoder : handles nominal/categorical features
encoded as columns of integers.
"""
def __init__(self, n_features=(2 ** 20), input_type="dict",
dtype=np.float64, alternate_sign=True, non_negative=False):
self._validate_params(n_features, input_type)
if non_negative:
warnings.warn("the option non_negative=True has been deprecated"
" in 0.19 and will be removed"
" in version 0.21.", DeprecationWarning)
self.dtype = dtype
self.input_type = input_type
self.n_features = n_features
self.alternate_sign = alternate_sign
self.non_negative = non_negative
@staticmethod
def _validate_params(n_features, input_type):
# strangely, np.int16 instances are not instances of Integral,
# while np.int64 instances are...
if not isinstance(n_features, (numbers.Integral, np.integer)):
raise TypeError("n_features must be integral, got %r (%s)."
% (n_features, type(n_features)))
elif n_features < 1 or n_features >= 2 ** 31:
raise ValueError("Invalid number of features (%d)." % n_features)
if input_type not in ("dict", "pair", "string"):
raise ValueError("input_type must be 'dict', 'pair' or 'string',"
" got %r." % input_type)
[docs] def fit(self, X=None, y=None):
"""No-op.
This method doesn't do anything. It exists purely for compatibility
with the scikit-learn transformer API.
Parameters
----------
X : array-like
Returns
-------
self : FeatureHasher
"""
# repeat input validation for grid search (which calls set_params)
self._validate_params(self.n_features, self.input_type)
return self


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Preparing for your ESA medical assessment
Most people, after submitting the ESA50 form, will be asked to go for a medical assessment, called a ‘Work Capability Assessment’. The assessments are carried out by the Health Assessment Advisory Service.
The service will phone you to arrange a date and time for the assessment. If you’d rather be contacted in a different way, you can let the Health Assessment Advisory Service know by emailing them, or you can get someone else to call them for you and let them know you’d prefer to be emailed.
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When they contact you, the service will also tell you which of their centres you need to go to for your assessment.
Worth remembering
If your illness or disability makes it difficult or impossible for you to travel to an assessment, you can ask for the assessment to be done at home instead. Tell the Health Assessment Advisory Service when they call – they’ll ask you to provide information from your doctor, or other medical professional, to explain why you can’t travel.
Arrange your medical assessment
Check with the Health Assessment Advisory Service that the centre you’re going to has got everything you need. If it hasn’t, you can ask for it.
For example, you can:
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- check whether you’ll have to go up stairs, or whether they’ve got a lift you can get your wheelchair into
- ask them how roomy the assessment centre is if you get anxious in enclosed spaces - if the rooms or corridors are small, tell them this could make you anxious and see what they can offer you
- ask for an interpreter or signer if you need one - you need to ask for one at least two days before your assessment so they can make sure that one’s available
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To ask for any of these things, or anything else you need, call the customer relations team.
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If you think the assessment centre can’t give you what you need, you can get help from your local Citizens Advice.
You can take someone with you to the assessment and into the assessment room with you, if you want to. This could be someone who makes you feel more comfortable and can give you support while the assessment is happening, like a friend, relative or carer.
 If you don’t go, the DWP will assume that you’re fit for work and stop your claim. If you need to postpone it because you’re not well enough to go, make sure you call before the appointment.
Telephone: 0800 288 8777
Monday to Friday
Open 9am to 5pm
Travel expenses - what you can get back
You can get travel costs paid back into your bank account. Bring the details with you to the assessment and the receptionist will help you fill in a claim form.
You can also get back the fares of anyone who needs to come with you. If you want to claim expenses for someone else to travel with you, let the Health Assessment Advisory Service know.
Telephone: 0800 288 8777
Monday to Friday
Open 9am to 5pm
Public transport
Make sure you keep any tickets or receipts.
By car
You can claim back your fuel costs. The rate is 25p per mile. You can also get back any parking costs.
By taxi
If you can only travel by taxi, you need to telephone before the assessment on 0800 288 8777 to let the Health Assessment Advisory Service know. They’ll then get a healthcare professional to consider your request and will let you know if they’ll cover your taxi fare.
Warning
If you don’t get agreement before your assessment that the Health Assessment Advisory Service will pay your taxi fare, they’ll only pay back what you would have paid on public transport.
Get ready for your medical assessment
There are a few things you can do before your assessment that might make it feel less stressful on the day.
Think about how your illness or disability affects you - particularly on bad days. You’ll have already mentioned lots of these things when you filled in the ESA50 form, but it will really help if you’re ready to talk about:
- the kind of things you have difficulty with, or can’t do at all - for example, walking up steps without help, or remembering to go to appointments
- what a usual day is like for you - how your condition affects you from day to day
- what a bad day is like for you - eg, ‘On a bad day, I can’t walk at all because my injured leg hurts so much’ or ‘On a bad day, I’m so depressed I can’t concentrate on anything’
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You can write out a list of all these things and take it into the assessment with you. It’s fine to check it during the assessment if you’re worried about remembering things you want to say.
What to take with you
You’ll need to take identification with you to your assessment. A passport is usually best. If you don’t have a passport, you need to take along 2 different types of identification. For example your:
- your birth certificate
- your full driving licence
- a recent bank statement that shows your name and address
- a gas or electricity bill
You should also have with you:
- any pills or medication you need
- any aids and appliances that you use like glasses, hearing aids or a walking stick
If you made and kept a copy of your ESA50 form, you can take this into the assessment if you want to. This will help you make sure you tell the assessor everything about your condition and don’t miss anything out.
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You can bring a friend or family member with you and take them into the actual assessment with you for support if you want to. They can also tell the assessor things for you if you find it difficult.
You can also ask for your assessment to be be recorded or for someone to go in with you to make notes. Call 0800 288 8777 before the assessment to let the Health Assessment Advisory Service know.
What happens at your medical assessment
An independent medically qualified assessor (sometimes called a healthcare professional) will check how your illness or disability affects your ability to work. They use the information you've given on your ESA50 form and also draw opinions and make assumptions from what you do on the day.
For example, they might ask you how you got to the assessment centre. If you say you came on the bus, they’ll make a note that you can travel alone on public transport.
Or, if you say you go shopping in a supermarket they may assume you can walk around the supermarket unless you make it clear that you can't or need help.
Or they could ask how long you’ve been sitting in the waiting room before the assessment. If you say ’half an hour’, they’ll make a note that you can sit on an ordinary chair for at least 30 minutes. In this example, it could be helpful to explain further if relevant, eg that you waited half an hour but had to walk around etc because I couldn't sit for that long.
Worth remembering
Don’t feel you have to do things in the assessment that you wouldn’t normally be able to do. If you do them on assessment day, the assessor may think you can always do them. If you’re not comfortable with anything - say so.
You might be asked to carry out some physical tasks during the assessment. The assessor might also examine you in a similar way that a doctor would.
They’ll talk to you about the things you’ve said on your ESA50 form - you’ll be able to check back to the answers you gave on the form if you’ve taken your copy with you. You can explain these again to the assessor and you can also give other examples of things you find difficult.
Tips for your medical assessment
Do:
- tell the assessor everything you can that’s relevant to your illness, health condition or disability, even if it’s already on your form
- back up what you’ve said on the ESA50 form with any evidence you can, like a doctor’s letter or examples of things that have happened to you
- ask for any help you need - it can make the assessment less stressful
Don’t:
- exaggerate or lie about your condition
- feel you have to do anything you normally wouldn’t be able to do
- expect the assessor to be 'on your side' - they’re there to ask questions, not to make sure you get ESA
The assessor doesn’t make the decision about your ESA - they make a recommendation to the DWP after your assessment. At your assessment, they won’t be able to tell you what they’re going to recommend.
You can get a copy of your assessment report by asking the DWP office that’s looking after your claim. The phone number will be on any letters you’ve had from them about your ESA claim.
After your assessment, a decision maker from the DWP will look at the recommendation made by the assessor and use this to decide if you can get ESA.


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if k == len(nums):
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return -1
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ans = []
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- ClackClient - Class in main
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The Client version of the Clack program
- ClackClient() - Constructor for class main.ClackClient
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Creates a ClackClient with a default port of 7000 and the default hostname is localhost (<IP_ADDRESS>) and a default username of anonymous.
- ClackClient(String) - Constructor for class main.ClackClient
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Creates a ClackClient with a default port of 7000 and the default hostname is localhost (<IP_ADDRESS>)
- ClackClient(String, String) - Constructor for class main.ClackClient
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Creates a ClackClient with a default port of 7000
- ClackClient(String, String, int) - Constructor for class main.ClackClient
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Creates a ClackClient
- ClackData - Class in data
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This class is the superclass for MessageClackData and FileClackData
- ClackData() - Constructor for class data.ClackData
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default constructor, calls on another constructor
- ClackData(int) - Constructor for class data.ClackData
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constructor that creates an anonymous user, calls another constructor
- ClackData(String, int) - Constructor for class data.ClackData
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constructor to set up userName, type, and date
- ClackServer - Class in main
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The Server version of Clack
- ClackServer() - Constructor for class main.ClackServer
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creates a Clack Server with a default port of 7000
- ClackServer(int) - Constructor for class main.ClackServer
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Creates an instance of the Clack Server with the specified port
- client - Variable in class main.ClientSideServerListener
- ClientSideServerListener - Class in main
- ClientSideServerListener(ClackClient) - Constructor for class main.ClientSideServerListener
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Creates a ClientSideServerListener object
- clientSocket - Variable in class main.ServerSideClientIO
- closeConnection - Variable in class main.ClackClient
- closeConnection - Variable in class main.ClackServer
- closeConnection - Variable in class main.ServerSideClientIO
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constants for the different types
- CONSTANT_LOGOUT - Static variable in class data.ClackData
- CONSTANT_NEWUSER - Static variable in class data.ClackData
- CONSTANT_SENDFILE - Static variable in class data.ClackData
- CONSTANT_SENDMESSAGE - Static variable in class data.ClackData
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