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Co-Founder & CEO of
MPOWR IT GmbH
IT Consultant
Software Architect & Developer
Speaker & Organizer
Always Hands-On!
I am an IT consultant, hands-on software architect & developer with a focus on building sustainable software while enabling and growing a professional team around it. I have about {{ 'now' | date: '%Y' | minus: 2005 }} years of developer and team-lead experience in mobile communication, fashion and food eCommerce, as well as in other industries.
I am a developer for more than {{ 'now' | date: '%Y' | minus: 1998 }} years, Co-Founder and chairman of the PHP USERGROUP DRESDEN e.V., avid meetup and conference speaker, maintainer of this open-source fastCGI client library and dedicated to multiple other open-source projects.
I can increase your team's productivity by setting up a proper development environment on a suitable technology stack with task-automation and actually useful documentation.
I can give practical oriented workshops on professional, framework-agnostic software development. If you have specific topics in mind, just reach out.
I can show you benefits of test-driven, open-source software development and best practices in software refactoring and project maintenance.
Don't hesitate to reach out if you need help with your software development projects.


yolo
The YOLO command line interface lets you simply train, validate or infer models on various tasks and versions.
More information: home page
- Create a copy of the default configuration in your current working directory:
yolo task=init
- Train the object detection, instance segment, or classification model with the specified configuration file:
yolo task=detect|segment|classify mode=train cfg=path/to/config.yaml


To recap: most popular music can be reduced to just two basic building blocks: the melody, which can be represented by just seven different scale degrees played in some sequence; and the chords, which can be represented by just seven different Roman numerals played in some sequence.
The goal of this book is to teach you the rules and structure behind chord progressions, melody, and their relationship to one another, so you can understand the how and the why behind it all and hopefully apply it to your own playing or songwriting endeavors.
Before we begin, there’s one last thing you should know: while this discussion has been centered around “popular” music, know that much of classical music is governed by the same principles. If classical music is your thing, the topics we cover in this book will go a long way to helping you understand how classical music is structured as well.
Below is a short passage playing the raw chords and melody from Mozart’s famous “Eine Kleine Nachtmusik” shown in relative notation.
Even though Mozart was a master at arranging a room full of instruments to play many different notes in unison, it can all be broken down to the same simple melody and chord components that we’ve been talking about (in this case the entire ensemble has been reduced to just two chords: I and V!)


Extensions are a way to add new features to the management console. They are written in JavaScript and should use the JavaScript API to interact with the console and the management interface. If you want to develop an extension, see https://github.com/hal/hal.next/wiki/Extensions for more information.
The console provides four different extension points which can be used by extensions:
Extensions can be added to the console using two different ways:
Bundled extensions are part of the ${build.fullName} installation and installed as modules. They have to be installed outside of the console. WildFly and the console have to be restarted / reloaded after adding or removing bundled extensions.
Standalone extensions are hosted by a public available endpoint. This endpoint must serve a JSON file which contains metadata for the extension. You can add and remove standalone extensions using the management console. They're stored in the browser's local storage. As such they're scoped to the browser and URL which runs the management console.


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Browser, please
Yet another JavaScript library to determine the browser by useragent
How to use:
Call parseBrowser()
to parse current browser useragent
Call parseBrowser(ua)
to parse custom useragent
Try it yourself in the console!
More info at github.
Demo:
- yourbrowser name:
- yourbrowser version major:
- yourbrowser version with minor:
- yourbrowser version full:
- yourplatform:


O God the Father, Creator of heaven and earth,
Have mercy upon us.
O God the Son, Redeemer of the world,
Have mercy upon us.

O holy, blessed, and glorious Trinity, one God,
Have mercy upon us.
Remember not, Lord Jesus, our offenses, nor the offenses of our forebears; neither reward us according to our sins. Spare us, good Lord, spare your people, whom you have redeemed with your most precious blood, and by your mercy preserve us for ever.
Spare us, good Lord.
From all evil and wickedness; from sin, from the works and assaults of the devil; from your wrath and everlasting condemnation,
Good Lord, deliver us.
From all blindness of heart; from pride, vanity, and hypocrisy; from envy, hatred, and malice; and from all lack of charity,
Good Lord, deliver us.
From all disordered and sinful affections; and from all the deceits of the world, the flesh, and the devil,
Good Lord, deliver us.
From all false doctrine, heresy, and schism; from hardness of heart, and contempt of your Word and commandments,
Good Lord, deliver us.
From lightning and tempest; from earthquake, fire, and flood; from plague, pestilence, and famine,
Good Lord, deliver us.
From all oppression, conspiracy, and rebellion; from violence, battle, and murder; and from dying suddenly and unprepared,
Good Lord, deliver us.
By the mystery of your holy incarnation; by your holy nativity and submission to the Law; by your baptism, fasting, and temptation,
Good Lord, deliver us.

By your glorious resurrection and ascension; by the sending of the Holy Spirit; by your heavenly intercession; and by your coming again in power and great glory,
Good Lord, deliver us.
In all times of tribulation; in all times of prosperity; in the hour of death, and in the day of judgment,
Good Lord, deliver us.
We sinners beseech you to hear us, O Lord God: That it may please you to rule and govern your holy Church universal in the right way,
We beseech you to hear us, good Lord.
To illumine all Bishops, Priests, and Deacons, with true knowledge and understanding of your Word; and that, both by their preaching and living, they may show it accordingly,
We beseech you to hear us, good Lord.
To send forth laborers into your harvest; to prosper their work by your Holy Spirit; to make your saving health known unto all nations; and to hasten the coming of your kingdom,
We beseech you to hear us, good Lord.
To give all your people increase of grace to hear your Word with humility, to receive it with pure affection, and to bring forth the fruit of the Spirit,
We beseech you to hear us, good Lord.
To bring into the way of truth all who have erred and are deceived,
We beseech you to hear us, good Lord.
To give us a heart to love and fear you, and diligently to keep your commandments,
We beseech you to hear us, good Lord.
To bless and keep all your people,
We beseech you to hear us, good Lord.
That it may please you to rule the hearts of {{ data.leaders }} and all others in authority, that they may do justice, and show mercy, and walk humbly before you,
We beseech you to hear us, good Lord.
To bless and guide all judges, giving them grace to execute justice, and to maintain truth,
We beseech you to hear us, good Lord.
To bless and keep our armed forces by sea, and land, and air, and to shield them in all dangers and adversities,
We beseech you to hear us, good Lord.
To bless and protect all who serve their communities by their labor and learning,
We beseech you to hear us, good Lord.
To give and preserve for us and for others the bountiful fruits of the earth, so that at the harvest we all may enjoy them,
We beseech you to hear us, good Lord.
To make wars to cease in all the world, and to give to all nations unity, peace, and concord,
We beseech you to hear us, good Lord.
That it may please you to show mercy on all prisoners and captives; refugees, the homeless, and the hungry; and all those who are desolate and oppressed,
We beseech you to hear us, good Lord.
To preserve all who are in danger by reason of their work or travel,
We beseech you to hear us, good Lord.
To strengthen the bonds of those in Holy Matrimony; to uphold the widowed and abandoned; and to comfort all whose homes are torn by strife,
We beseech you to hear us, good Lord.
To protect the unborn and their parents, and to preserve all women in childbirth;
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To care for those who have lost children or face infertility, and to provide for young children and orphans,
We beseech you to hear us, good Lord.
To visit the lonely and those who grieve; to strengthen all who suffer in mind, body, or spirit; and to comfort with your presence those who are failing and infirm,
We beseech you to hear us, good Lord.
To support, help, and deliver all who are in danger, necessity, and tribulation,
We beseech you to hear us, good Lord.
To have mercy upon all people,
We beseech you to hear us, good Lord.
That it may please you to give us true repentance; to forgive us all our sin, negligence, and ignorance; and to endue us with the grace of your Holy Spirit to amend our lives according to your holy Word,
We beseech you to hear us, good Lord.
To forgive our enemies, persecutors, and slanderers, and to turn their hearts,
We beseech you to hear us, good Lord.

To grant to all the faithful departed eternal life and peace,
We beseech you to hear us, good Lord.
To grant that, in the fellowship of {{ data.names }} and all the saints, we may attain to your heavenly kingdom,
We beseech you to hear us, good Lord.
Son of God, we beseech you to hear us.
Son of God, we beseech you to hear us.
O Lamb of God, you take away the sin of the world;
Have mercy upon us.
O Lamb of God, you take away the sin of the world;
Have mercy upon us.
O Lamb of God, you take away the sin of the world;
Grant us your peace.
O Christ, hear us.
O Christ, hear us.
{% include "office/kyrie_pater.html" %}O Lord, arise and help us;
And deliver us for your Name’s sake.
O God, we have heard with our ears, and our forebears have declared to us, the noble works that you did in their days, and in the time before them.
O Lord, arise and help us;
And deliver us for your Name’s sake.
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit; as it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.
O Lord, arise and help us;
And deliver us for your Name’s sake.
From our enemies defend us, O Christ;
Graciously behold our afflictions.
With pity behold the sorrows of our hearts;
Mercifully forgive the sins of your people.

Be pleased to hear us, O Christ;
Graciously hear us, O Christ; graciously hear us, O Lord Christ.
The Officiant prays
Let us pray.
Look mercifully, O Father, on our infirmities; and, for the glory of your Name, rescue us from all those evils we now endure; and grant that in all our troubles we may put our whole trust and confidence in your mercy, serving you in holiness and purity of life, to your honor and glory; through our only Mediator and Advocate, Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.


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This dialog can be accessed from the Available asymmetric key pairs dialog.
In that window you will have already selected an elliptic curve key pair and then pressed either the Show all parameters or the Delete pushbutton.
Both actions require proof that one has the right to execute the chosen action. This is supplied by entering the PIN which was used when the key pair was originally created. Only if the PIN is correct will the desired action be performed - otherwise an error message states that the PIN entered is incorrect.


My multigraphs have not updated for the last 50 minutes ie.since 17:10.
Feed values etc. all seem to be updating normally.
Has anyone noticed their account also affected or is it just mine?
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My Emoncms.org account multigraphs have stopped updating.Submitted by nrgbod on Mon, 18/01/2016 - 18:06My multigraphs have not updated for the last 50 minutes ie.since 17:10. Feed values etc. all seem to be updating normally. Has anyone noticed their account also affected or is it just mine? » |
Re: My Emoncms.org account multigraphs have stopped updating.
Ciao,
I had the same problem for all the visualization !!!
Input and Feed views are confirming that data are still flowing.
Issue started @ 18:09:17 CET
Regards,
Emiliano.
Re: My Emoncms.org account multigraphs have stopped updating.
That's the same time as mine stopped 17:09:40 gmt.
Re: My Emoncms.org account multigraphs have stopped updating.
Me too. Trystan usually restarts some process and it all comes good again. The good news is the data doesn't appear to get lost, it's just backing up somewhere (at least previously that's been the case)
Re: My Emoncms.org account multigraphs have stopped updating.
Thanks for the heads up, yes very similar issue, different server this time, but data is working through now. essentially the data is put into a queue first before being written to disk on the storage server and there was an issue with the socket connection to the storage server. From 17:10 UTC onwards it will take probably the next hour or so to catch up.
Re: My Emoncms.org account multigraphs have stopped updating.
All caught up here, thanks Trystan.
Re: My Emoncms.org account multigraphs have stopped updating.
Thanks Trystan.
Re: My Emoncms.org account multigraphs have stopped updating.
Working fine ! Thanks !!
Re: My Emoncms.org account multigraphs have stopped updating.
Trystan, the server seems to have stopped updating the visualizations again on my account.
Re: My Emoncms.org account multigraphs have stopped updating.
Yep, mine too.
Re: My Emoncms.org account multigraphs have stopped updating.
All caught up again, thanks.
Re: My Emoncms.org account multigraphs have stopped updating.
Hi all ,
i also notice a delay currently , 18:47 CET , my emoncms account is not updating anymore for 45 minutes.
looking into emonhub.log , i see a OK message after posting to emoncms.org. I checked with a wireshark dump of the network traffic and it it confirms the ok status.
luc
Re: My Emoncms.org account multigraphs have stopped updating.
My emoncms.org multigraphs have stopped updating again at about 00:40 this morning. This has happened three times in the last nine days, is this a sign the server is on it's last legs or overloaded or something?
Re: My Emoncms.org account multigraphs have stopped updating.
Also mine @ 02:10 AM CET
Re: My Emoncms.org account multigraphs have stopped updating.
Sorry again for this, I've reset the scripts so the data should now catch up. I've also added some extra automated checks that should automatically restart these scripts if the problem reoccurs.
Re: My Emoncms.org account multigraphs have stopped updating.
Ciao,
it happened again. Graphs stopped updating 14:19 CET today. Input are working fine.
Can you fix the issue ?
Maybe automated checks are not working as expected.
Thanks.
Emiliano.
Re: My Emoncms.org account multigraphs have stopped updating.
Mine stopped at the same time.
Re: My Emoncms.org account multigraphs have stopped updating.
Scripts have been reset, data is being saved now. Investigating the reason I realise I accidentally typed crontab -r rather than crontab -e a week or so back which cleared the crontab with the automated checks. These have now been reinstated.
Re: My Emoncms.org account multigraphs have stopped updating.
Thanks Trystan !
Graphs are in the way of recover.


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m
- Variable in class jml.matlab.utils.
SingularValueDecompositionImpl
m
- Static variable in class jml.optimization.
BoundConstrainedPLBFGS
m
- Static variable in class jml.optimization.
LBFGS
m
- Static variable in class jml.optimization.
LBFGSOnSimplex
m
- Static variable in class jml.optimization.
NonnegativePLBFGS
m
- Static variable in class jml.optimization.
PrimalDualInteriorPoint
Number of inequality constraints
M
- Variable in class jml.sequence.
HMM
Number of distinct observation symbols per state.
M
- Variable in class jml.sequence.
HMMModel
Number of distinct observation symbols per state.
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.classification.
AdaBoost
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.classification.
LogisticRegressionMCBoundConstrainedPLBFGS
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.classification.
LogisticRegressionMCGradientDescent
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.classification.
LogisticRegressionMCLBFGS
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.classification.
LogisticRegressionMCLBFGS_Ori
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.classification.
LogisticRegressionMCNonlinearConjugateGradient
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.classification.
LogisticRegressionMCNonnegativePLBFGS
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.classification.
MaxEnt
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.classification.
MultiClassSVM
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.clustering.
KMeans
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.clustering.
L1NMF
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.clustering.
LLNMF
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.clustering.
MRNMF
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.clustering.
NMF
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.clustering.
SpectralClustering
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.data.
Data
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.feature.
Feature
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.feature.selection.
JointL21NormsMinimization
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.graph.cut.
MinMaxCut
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.graph.cut.
NormalizedCut
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.graph.cut.
RatioCut
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.
JML
Main class entry called from a command line.
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.kernel.
Kernel
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.manifold.
Manifold
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.online.classification.
Perceptron
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.online.classification.
Winnow
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.optimization.
AcceleratedProximalGradient
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.optimization.
GeneralQP
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.optimization.
GeneralQPViaPrimalDualInteriorPoint
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.optimization.
LBFGSOnSimplex
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.optimization.
PrimalDualInteriorPoint
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.optimization.
ProjL1
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.optimization.
ProxLInfinity
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.optimization.
QPWithBoundConstraints
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.random.
MultivariateGaussianDistribution
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.recovery.
MatrixCompletion
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.recovery.
RobustPCA
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.regression.
LASSO
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.sequence.
CRF
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.sequence.
HMM
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.subspace.
Isomap
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.subspace.
KernelPCA
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.subspace.
LaplacianEigenmaps
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.subspace.
LLE
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.subspace.
MDS
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.subspace.
PCA
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.topics.
LDA
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.topics.
LdaGibbsSampler
Driver with example data.
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.topics.
LSI
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.topics.
SparseLSA
main(String[])
- Static method in class jml.visualization.
Figure
Manifold
- Class in
jml.manifold
Manifold()
- Constructor for class jml.manifold.
Manifold
mapArray2Matrix(ArrayList<TreeMap<Integer, Double>>)
- Static method in class jml.data.
Data
Matlab
- Class in
jml.matlab
Matlab provides some frequently used Matlab matrix functions such as sort, sum, max, min, kron, vec, repmat, reshape, and colon.
Matlab()
- Constructor for class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Matrix
- Static variable in class jml.optimization.
PrimalDualInteriorPoint
matrix2Features(RealMatrix)
- Static method in class jml.classification.
MultiClassSVM
Convert original data matrix into Feature[][] including bias features.
matrix2Features(RealMatrix, double)
- Static method in class jml.classification.
MultiClassSVM
Convert original data matrix into Feature[][] including bias features if bias is nonnegative.
MatrixCompletion
- Class in
jml.recovery
A Java implementation of matrix completion which solves the following convex optimization problem: min ||A||_* s.t.
MatrixCompletion()
- Constructor for class jml.recovery.
MatrixCompletion
Constructor.
matrixCompletion(RealMatrix, RealMatrix)
- Method in class jml.recovery.
MatrixCompletion
Do matrix completion which solves the following convex optimization problem: min ||A||_* s.t.
matrixCompletion(RealMatrix, int[])
- Method in class jml.recovery.
MatrixCompletion
Do matrix completion which solves the following convex optimization problem: min ||A||_* s.t.
max(RealMatrix)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Calculate the maximum of a row matrix A or its column-wise maximum.
max(RealMatrix, double)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Calculate maximum between elements of A and a real number and return as a matrix with the same shape of A.
max(double, RealMatrix)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Calculate maximum between elements of A and a real number and return as a matrix with the same shape of A.
max(RealMatrix, RealMatrix)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Calculate element-wise maximum between two matrices X and Y.
max(RealMatrix, int)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Calculate the maximal value and its row or column index of a matrix A.
max(RealVector)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Get the maximal value and its index in V.
max1(RealMatrix, int)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Deprecated.
max2(RealMatrix, int)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Deprecated.
MaxEnt
- Class in
jml.classification
A Java implementation for the maximum entropy modeling.
MaxEnt()
- Constructor for class jml.classification.
MaxEnt
MaxEntModel
- Class in
jml.classification
Maximum entropy model parameters.
MaxEntModel(int, RealMatrix, int[])
- Constructor for class jml.classification.
MaxEntModel
Constructor for a MaxEnt model.
maxIter
- Variable in class jml.clustering.
L1NMF
maxIter
- Variable in class jml.options.
ClusteringOptions
maxIter
- Variable in class jml.options.
KMeansOptions
maxIter
- Variable in class jml.options.
Options
maxIter
- Variable in class jml.regression.
Regression
Maximal number of iterations.
maxIter
- Variable in class jml.sequence.
CRF
Maximal number of iterations.
maxIter
- Variable in class jml.sequence.
HMM
Maximal number of iterations.
MDS
- Class in
jml.subspace
Multi-dimensional Scaling (MDS).
MDS(int)
- Constructor for class jml.subspace.
MDS
Constructor.
mean(RealMatrix)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Average or mean value of array.
mean(RealMatrix, int)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
M = mean(A, dim) returns the mean values for elements along the dimension of A specified by scalar dim.
min(RealMatrix)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Calculate the minimum of a row matrix A or its column-wise minimum.
min(RealMatrix, double)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Calculate minimum between elements of A and a real number and return as a matrix with the same shape of A.
min(double, RealMatrix)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Calculate minimum between elements of A and a real number and return as a matrix with the same shape of A.
min(RealMatrix, RealMatrix)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Calculate element-wise minimum between two matrices X and Y.
min(RealMatrix, int)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Calculate the minimal value and its row and column index of a matrix A.
min(RealVector)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Get the minimal value and its index in V.
min1(RealMatrix, int)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Deprecated.
min2(RealMatrix, int)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Deprecated.
MinMaxCut
- Class in
jml.graph.cut
MinMaxCut(int)
- Constructor for class jml.graph.cut.
MinMaxCut
minus(RealMatrix, RealMatrix)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Array subtraction between two matrices.
minus(RealMatrix, double)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Array subtraction between a matrix and a scalar.
minus(double, RealMatrix)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Array subtraction between a scalar and a matrix.
minus(double, double)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Subtraction between two scalars a and b.
minusAssign(int[], int)
- Static method in class jml.operation.
ArrayOperation
Element-wise subtraction and assignment operation.
minusAssign(double[], double)
- Static method in class jml.operation.
ArrayOperation
Element-wise subtraction and assignment operation.
minusAssign(double[], double[])
- Static method in class jml.operation.
ArrayOperation
Element-wise subtraction and assignment operation.
mldivide(RealMatrix, RealMatrix)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Calculate the left division of the form A \ B.
model
- Variable in class jml.classification.
LogisticRegressionMCLBFGS
Model
- Class in
jml.classification
Model(RealMatrix)
- Constructor for class jml.classification.
Model
model
- Variable in class jml.classification.
MultiClassSVM
SVM model.
mrdivide(RealMatrix, RealMatrix)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Calculate the right division of B into A, i.e., A / B.
MRNMF
- Class in
jml.clustering
MRNMF()
- Constructor for class jml.clustering.
MRNMF
mtimes(RealMatrix, RealMatrix)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Matrix multiplication.
mtimes(RealMatrix, double)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Matrix multiplication.
mtimes(double, RealMatrix)
- Static method in class jml.matlab.
Matlab
Matrix multiplication.
mu
- Variable in class jml.clustering.
L1NMF
mu
- Static variable in class jml.optimization.
PrimalDualInteriorPoint
mu
- Variable in class jml.options.
L1NMFOptions
mu
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Options
MultiClassSVM
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jml.classification
Multi-class SVM using LIBLINEAR library.
MultiClassSVM(double, double)
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MultiClassSVM
Maximal feature index, not including the bias feature.
MultiClassSVM()
- Constructor for class jml.classification.
MultiClassSVM
MultivariateGaussianDistribution
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jml.random
A Java implementation for the multivariate Gaussian distribution given mean and covariance.
MultivariateGaussianDistribution()
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MultivariateGaussianDistribution
mvnrnd(RealMatrix, RealMatrix, int)
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Matlab
Generate random samples chosen from the multivariate Gaussian distribution with mean MU and covariance SIGMA.
mvnrnd(double[], double[][], int)
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Matlab
Generate random samples chosen from the multivariate Gaussian distribution with mean MU and covariance SIGMA.
mvnrnd(double[], double[], int)
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Matlab
Generate random samples chosen from the multivariate Gaussian distribution with mean MU and a diagonal covariance SIGMA.
mvnrnd(RealMatrix, RealMatrix, int)
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MultivariateGaussianDistribution
Generate random samples chosen from the multivariate Gaussian distribution with mean MU and covariance SIGMA.
mvnrnd(double[], double[][], int)
- Static method in class jml.random.
MultivariateGaussianDistribution
Generate random samples chosen from the multivariate Gaussian distribution with mean MU and covariance SIGMA.
mvnrnd(double[], double[], int)
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MultivariateGaussianDistribution
Generate random samples chosen from the multivariate Gaussian distribution with mean MU and a diagonal covariance SIGMA.
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One of the most important aspects to success in the Foundry program is for teams to (1) succinctly articulate the business they
are developing and (2) clearly specify the results the team wants to achieve. This makes a great deal of
sense, Thus, we are using a MOKRs document (mission, objectives, key results) to achieve this end.
The MOKR is a document that contains the following elements.
The mission of a project should be articulated in ~3 sentences. The goal of the mission statement is to declare what the business is about as clearly and yet as succinctly as possible.
Objectives hilight the specific means by which the above mission will be achieved. Note that each objective item is no more than one line, starts with a verb, and is written in active voice. Each objective is accompanied by a multi-sentence description, which also starts with a verb, and is written in active voice.
The "right number of objectives" is the number that represents the set of activities that, if completed, will powerfully move your business forward.
Each key result should be specific and measurable. At the end of the period, each result either be done, or not done (and thus an observer will be able to determine whether they are done, or not done). Be thorough when listing key results but understand the your list may change as time goes on. List both short term, achievable goals and ‘stretch’ goals. Indicate stretch goals in bold text.
Here are some example MOKRs from past years
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Chapter 1: The Fine Balance
March 15, 2021
“My phrases have to be crammed with information. They have to be crammed with content. Not that a compromise is necessary. I think that so much of what I do with language is instinctive. You see I don’t really think of myself as creating the language, because language pre-exists; I just have to go where it is. I have to find it and it has to find me; and it’s as much about listening as it is about being active. You have an inner voice where the perfect novel is kept; the perfect sentence is kept; and your task is to mediate that to the world outside; and that’s the writer’s daily business.
  The rhythm won’t falter. The internal logic of the prose won’t let you down. In the same way I think that with a long book you sometimes have to forget about structure and trust that it’s doing itself; and it is.
But there’s such a fine balance between exerting absolute control, and letting go, so that the thing can happen.”
Hilary Mantel interviewed by Michael Rosen for “Word of Mouth”, BBC Radio 4.
Each of us approaches software development in our own individual way, based on both our understanding of the-thing-we-are-trying-to-create-slash-the-problem-we-are-trying-to-solve, and on our grasp of the tools with which we are working.
In doing so, three things–the mental models that we construct, the pre-existing mental models which we call upon, and the means by which we mediate them to the outside world–are potentially called into question every time the code itself, that external manifestation of these mental models and bearers of our expectations, tells us what it can and can’t do. It is at this nexus that our internal conception of the-thing-we-are-trying-to-create-slash-the-problem-we-are-trying-to-solve is confronted with an alternate reality; the reality of syntax and compilers and CPU registers and electrons.
(For more detail on this loop, see part one of the introduction to this series: “A Conjecture”. For detail on the nature of the models and some clarifying terminology, see the second part: “Models, All the Way Down”.)
The state of this alternate reality is made manifest to us through our senses, and there then arises an overlaying of this input with our mental models and their predictions. The two are compared, and there are a variety of outcomes which can result.
If what our models predict matches up with what we have sensed then the reward of having crafted a cloud castle that we have successfully mediated into the world outside hits. We feel good. This is an experience of development. One of the primary ones which keeps us coming back for more.
But when the match fails, signaling that our mental-model hypothesis has been falsified–an all-too frequent occurrence in my experience–we react to this disparity, this “surprise”, in one of several ways. This too is the root of experiences of development.
The type of reaction which arises depends upon our confidence in which of the two should carry more weight. Do we trust what we expect? Or do we trust what we sense? Most importantly for our purposes here, how do we explain the discrepancies away? Let us enumerate the coping strategies here, for I propose that it is within these responses, conscious or unconscious, that many of the varieties of development experience lie.I have tried to arrange these in order of magnitude, but clearly such an effort is very subjective.
FirstlyAnd most mundanely. , we can doubt that we effectively mediated our mental models to the outside world, to the code. Did we make a typo? Did we forget a setting? Did we press the wrong button?
Secondly we can maintain our belief in the creation-solution mental-model we mentally constructed, but doubt that it is either a) a valid fit for the-thing-we-are-trying-to-create-slash-the-problem-we-are-trying-to-solve, or b) encodeable in our chosen language. Is our mental-model valid, but unsuitable for this situation?
Thirdly we can doubt“Doubt” could just as easily be replaced with the word “question”, or with “become confused about”. The only differences are in how conscious we are of this feeling. “Doubt” will do for now. the integrity of the thing we constructed in our heads: the creation-solution mental-modelSee my previous post, ‘Models, all the way down’, for the classifications and definitions of ‘creation-solution’ and ‘substrate’ mental models. , assembled in our quest to make / solve. Did we make an error in our mental model construction as it pertains to our situation?
Fourthly we can doubt our substrate mental models - the ones representing our languages, libraries/frameworks and tool chain.Again, see my previous post ‘Models, all the way down’ for discussion of this. Here we likely go back to the documentation, and update one or more of these substrate mental models as a consequence. Do we misunderstand the tools we are working with?
Finally we can doubt what we are experiencing, and act as if it’s not happening. This can directly lead to us being blind to things, not seeing them when they are there, because to “see” is to understand, even in a most basic way.
How frequently this mis-match occurs is clearly important. But what strikes me as more worthy of investigation is how different people, at different times, and in different contexts experience, and consequently (re)act / respond, both intellectually and emotionally to all these outcomes, both predicted, and surprising. It also seems significant to look into instances when the distinction between one possible coping strategy and another is unclear, or when it is too clear.
I intend to go into this in future posts, but for now I will stop here and leave you to ponder your experiences in this area. Does my formulation make sense? Is it gibberish? I know for one that it represents at most one half of the experience of development. The other half? That’ll be the subject of a later post: the experience itself of mentally constructing our cloud-castles. But first I’ve al least one cogitation on other aspects to share. Next up, the difference levels of expertise make.
P.S. I’d love to know what you think. If you have any thoughts or any other kind of feedback please reach out to me on Twitter. Thanks!


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Medal of Honor considered security risk
Washington Times | Submitted by: Geoff
Among the things to carry onto an airplane that might get you questioned
(and if really lucky: strip searched), the Congressional Medal of Honor.
"They just didn't know what it was but they acted like I shouldn't be
carrying it on... I kept explaining that it was the highest medal you can
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The Chinese People's Liberation Army is disassembling a jumbo jet that
was being refitted for use by the President of China. Integrated into
the refittings were more than two dozen highly advanced bugs,
intended to be remotely triggered by satellite. The listening devices
are of such high sophistication that they could only have been made
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heir to bits and drink his creamy blood" story, an article (in German,
unfortunately), but with illustrations of the murderous couple.
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--- title: Maps map_func across this dataset, and interleaves the results type: docs repo: https://github.com/rstudio/tfdatasets menu: main: name: Maps map_func across this dataset, and interleaves the results - tfdatasets parent: tfdatasets-reference aliases: - /reference/tfdatasets/dataset_interleave.html - /tfdatasets/reference/dataset_interleave.html - /guide/tfdatasets/reference/dataset_interleave.html - /tools/tools/tfdatasets/reference/dataset_interleave.html - /installation/tfdatasets/reference/dataset_interleave.html - /tutorials/tfdatasets/reference/dataset_interleave.html - /guide/tools/tfdatasets/reference/dataset_interleave.html - /deploy/tfdatasets/reference/dataset_interleave.html - /tools/tfdatasets/reference/dataset_interleave.html - /tutorials/tools/tfdatasets/reference/dataset_interleave.html ---
Maps map_func across this dataset, and interleaves the results
dataset_interleave(dataset, map_func, cycle_length, block_length = 1)
| dataset | A dataset |
| map_func | A function mapping a nested structure of tensors (having
shapes and types defined by |
| cycle_length | The number of elements from this dataset that will be processed concurrently. |
| block_length | The number of consecutive elements to produce from each input element before cycling to another input element. |
The cycle_length
and block_length
arguments control the order in which
elements are produced. cycle_length
controls the number of input elements
that are processed concurrently. In general, this transformation will apply
map_func
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input elements, open iterators on the returned
dataset objects, and cycle through them producing block_length
consecutive
elements from each iterator, and consuming the next input element each time
it reaches the end of an iterator.
Other dataset methods:
dataset_batch()
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dataset_cache()
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dataset_prefetch()
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dataset_reduce()
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dataset_repeat()
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dataset_shuffle_and_repeat()
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dataset_shuffle()
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dataset_skip()
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dataset_take()
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dataset_window()
if (FALSE) {
dataset <- tensor_slices_dataset(c(1,2,3,4,5)) %>%
dataset_interleave(cycle_length = 2, block_length = 4, function(x) {
tensors_dataset(x) %>%
dataset_repeat(6)
})
# resulting dataset (newlines indicate "block" boundaries):
c(1, 1, 1, 1,
2, 2, 2, 2,
1, 1,
2, 2,
3, 3, 3, 3,
4, 4, 4, 4,
3, 3,
4, 4,
5, 5, 5, 5,
5, 5,
)
}


The three textile controllers presented are both works of art and devices that fall within the scope of Smart Textiles and innovate in the discipline of Human-Computer Interaction, allowing the user to experiment with other ways of approaching the execution of sound art or electronic music, this time, with soft and pleasant interfaces to both touch and sight. Referring to forms of expression and thought that are not of Western heritage, its design proposes another approach to technology, where it is common to find devices made of metal or plastic, both in conventional electronic sound presentations and in more experimental ones. The configuration of the controllers included in the sound proposal of Paola Torres Núñez del Prado offers, by its same structure, another way to manipulate the sound that the devices themselves modulate or generate.
-The Hanap Pacha Quipu is designed in the manner of this data storage system based on ropes and knots of the pre-Columbian era. The interface allows the user to reinterpret the first stanza of the polyphonic composition written in Quechua in the 17th century “Hanap Pacha Cussicuinin” that is characterized by its syncretism and its references to both European beliefs and common symbols in the Andean worldview.
-The Shipibo-Conibo Sonified Textile mixes sounds of the Amazonian rainforest with the voice of Auristela Brito, Shipibo singer, who plays traditional karos from her community.
-The Unkuña of Noise allows distorting the composition generated by the Shipibo textile sonified in real time.
"As the layers of textiles covering precolumbian mummies, my work is meant to be "peeled-off" so to be understood, hence there is not just one reading behind the performance "Tender Room 0.1". For starters, I must state that this act is an open political statement, explicit but complex. Fascism and xenofobia are spreading fueled by the instatisfaction of the masses. I give milk to my child, yet the public, next room, mostly sees me remotely yet "real time" and from all angles. "Tender" goes for what is now known as the "Tender Shelters" from the U.S., immigrant-holding facilities that held children separated from their parents (and that we don't hear much about anymore, although the shelters seems to continue existing.) Room 0.1 as in Room 101, from the Orwellian imaginery found in the "1984" novel, and the 0.1 simply references that is the first "version". Must I say, many times I work with textiles due to their social and cognitive relevance. The drone is surveilling us, me and my child, covered up with traditional native, Andean-style fabric, similar to the ones found covering precolumbian peruvian mummies, but mass-made (well known Incan ones like "la momia Juanita" were sacrificed for soothing the Apu's, as the sacred mountains worshipped all over the Andes were called, being this the reason behind the triangular portrayal of the Virgin Mary in syncretic Andean paintings and sculptures.) The remote crowd that is nowadays confronted: "protect the family!" (our family from-that-incoming-threat) would scream one side while being called out by the other outraged side screaming "they are people too", cry that, ultimately, doesn't seem to make a real difference in restraining the growth of hate movements. The baby is ripped off from me, his mother. The drone is still on, recording."
The Corrupted Structures series consist of diverse electronic embroideries based on different textile traditions, that are distorted with visualisations of sounds related to social events or culture clashes.
Interactive Soft Sculpture, 2019. Female voices embedded and exposed through interaction: this particular piece stores the voice of an Andean Quechua immigrant that came to the capital, Lima, to work in housecleaning, sharing her experience with discrimination and the dissolution of her own native language overpowered by Spanish, the main language used in the city. Upon contact with the superficial layer, the voice says "si señor", "si señora" or "si señorita" (yes sir, yes ma´am, yes lady, phrases commongly used by these workers) reflecting the hierarchical and oligarquic structure still very much alive in Peru. Once one starts excavating physically upon the deeper layers, the woman´s own language, Quechua, in the process of dissapearing, starts sounding, and then some phrases are triggered when one reaches the lower layers, that share her experience when humilliated because of her native language. Even if the voices seem to relate to a very particular place and time, one can easily extrapolate this story to that of so many immigrants that come to richer countries and are required to set their own language aside, and usually end up as cheap labour, and most females, as servants or cleaning ladies.
Part of the Waype/Wipes series (2018-), works consisting of multilayered textiles that are, on themselves, industrial imitations of traditional Andean textiles, appropiated for commercial uses and re-sold to local Andean inhabitants. The SSWipes installation reacts to touch, questioning the traditional view of museum and gallery environments that are designed under the imperative of "not touching" - these series of works are not complete until they are touched by the visitor. This is a concept Torres Núñez del Prado has been researching upon since 2007: the tactile qualities of textile support, so to achieve a multisensorial experience.


Below the 4 different variables can be compared to one another. These plots show that some climate variables are more related to the latitude (as locations get closer to the equator) than others.


"You are pregnant": 5 subtle signs of pregnancy
by TIMESOFINDIA.COMSince missing your periods remains one of the major tell-tale signs of pregnancy, it gets a little tricky for those battling irregular menstruation cycle. There are a lot of women who do not realise that they are pregnant right away as they miss out on the subtle signs of pregnancy.  Take a look.
1.You are rushing to the washroom frequently
Feeling the need to pee frequently is one of the earliest signs of pregnancy. If you have beginning to feel that you are spending a considerably large amount of time in your washroom, maybe it is time to pee on the stick. You can thank the host of hormonal changes and a growing uterus for the increased production of urine.
2.  When you are pregnant, it is common to have a love-hate relationship with the food items you could not have enough of before. You may even find certain fragrances increasingly revolting. You can blame the increased levels of hCG and progesterone for your heightened sense of smell.
3. Your dreams are weird
While everyone has bizarre dreams once in a blue moon, pregnancy can bring a host of really weird visions on a regular basis. So, in case you have been experiencing extremely vivid and unusual dreams while gearing up for the arrival of the newborn, do not get spooked out. For an expectant mother, it is common to get weird and strange dreams.
4. Your boobs weigh A LOT
You feel that your twins have started to ache a lot and have grown bigger. While PMS is known to cause swollen, tender breasts, pregnancy can mimic the same behaviour.
5. You are EXHAUSTED
You feel tired, drained out and sleepy--everything you may experience on your periods. However, the periods have gone missing and you’re exhausted due to no apparent reason. The simplest explanation here is that your body is working overtime to prepare your body for giving birth.


--- layout: default title: About The Honest Guide to Cooking ---
The online version of the guide will be periodically updated until it contains all the information that is in the book - but if you can't wait or if you want to show your support, go ahead and grab a copy here
The Guide contains no recipes - it is a guide to cooking, not a cookbook. It gives you a general understanding of what cooking is about, not a detailed explanation of everything that is or isn’t cooking, it will not fill you with the inspiration or know-how to create “culinary masterpieces”.
Cooking is a subject that should in many ways be straightforward to most of us, seeing as most of us do it (to some degree) on a daily basis. But in later years, cooking has been bogged down by ideas around health, environmental concerns, animal welfare, social status and cultural heritage.
The worries about buying quality food and equipment, about what is high and low cuisine, about whether or not we are cooking things that are good for out bodies or our kids or whether we are really making the perfect chicken for our guests - well, it's not really about cooking at all. You could say cooking has been hijacked by ideology.
The Guide is for anyone who has at some point decided “I will cook this year” and given up because they could not be bothered to get into cooking literature.
Although the author has made every effort to ensure that the information in this book was correct at published time, the author does not assume and hereby disclaim any liability to any party for any loss, damage, or disruption caused by errors or omissions, whether such errors or omissions result from negligence, accident, or any other cause.
In normal people speak - I cannot guarantee that all the cooking advice given here will be right or safe in all situations or conditions - so please use your best judgement. Be especially careful with foodhacks related to kitchen appliances as the safety of a trick may vary from model to model. Also for foodhacks related to chopping, cutting or slicing - be cautious, patient and make sure you are sufficiently proficient with a knife before attempting it.


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Loads configuration values from context variables.
Configuration keys that are not set as context variables are loaded from the base configuration passed to the constructor.
Currently, only the context variable "PULI_DIR" is supported by this class.
- Puli\Manager\Api\Config\Config
- Puli\Manager\Config\EnvConfig
Namespace: Puli\Manager\Config
Author: Bernhard Schussek<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Since: 1.0
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The SnapMirror report displays how much benefit SnapMirror optimization is providing for a given filer (or all filers) and traffic type in the time period specified. You can use this report to view optimization outcomes for a filer, all volumes for a single filer, or a single filer for a volume or qtree. You can drill down to specific optimization statistics for a volume or a qtree.
Displays the peak LAN/WAN data activity. The system stores peak statistics in terms of bytes transferred over the LAN, but calculates the normal throughput using a granularity of 10 seconds. Displays the average LAN/WAN data activity. The system stores non-peak statistics as the number of bytes transferred over the LAN/WAN, and calculates the throughput by converting bytes to bits and then dividing the result by the granularity.For instance, if the system reports 100 bytes for a data point with a 10-second granularity, RiOS calculates:The total throughput shows the data amount transferred during the displayed time interval. Specifies the percentage of total decrease in overall data transmitted (when viewing all SnapMirror filers). The system calculates data reduction as (total LAN data - total WAN data) / total LAN data.You can use data reduction information to fine-tune the optimization settings for a filer, a filer and a volume, or a filer, volume, and qtree.How much total SnapMirror traffic is the Steelhead appliance processing over time? Use the mouse to hover over a specific data point to see what the y values and exact timestamp were in relation to peaks.The Riverbed system reports for periods up to one month. Due to performance and disk space considerations, data representation in reports for periods longer than the latest five minutes are interpolated between data points obtained by aggregating multiple 10-second samples. The display granularity decreases with time passed since data was sampled. The data is collected at a 5-minute granularity for the entire month.
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Select a report time interval of 5 minutes (5m), 1 hour (1h), 1 day (1d), 1 week (1w), All, or type a custom date. All includes statistics for the last 30 days.You can view the newest data and see data points as they are added to the chart dynamically. To display the newest data, click Show newest data. Select a filer, a filer and a volume, or a filer, volume, and qtree to view detailed statistics on that filer, along with volume and qtree information when applicable. Select all to view statistics on all filers.The Steelhead appliance automatically identifies and summarizes information by filer, volume, and qtrees based on the SnapMirror traffic seen by the Steelhead appliance. Select either LAN or WAN to display the amount of data transmitted over the LAN/WAN during the selected time period.When viewing all volumes for a single filer, the report stacks the throughput averages because the sum (total throughput of all volumes) is meaningful. It does not stack the total peak. When there are more volumes than colors, the report reuses the colors, starting again from the beginning of the list.Configuring SnapMirror Optimization


How to Use with Maps:
Select a Map File with the File Selector on the Top (The Map Files are in You Game Dir under data, called Map001.json and so on).
Wait for the File to be Processed (may take some time, depending on your PC and the size of the File).
On the Left is a List with Events, there ID and there Pages, if an Event or a Page of it has no Text it won´t show up.
If you Select one of the Events you get the Main Text Table.
Here you can see the Original Content of the Textfield and one Field to Change it.
If you edit the New Field you NEED to click Somewhere else or press Enter to save the change.
Once the Changes are saved the Row turns Green.
How to Use with Items/Skills:
Just upload it, and change Stuff.
If you press the Download Button, obviously you Download the "New" Changed Version of the File, with the same Name as the Original one.
If you Upload a new File without saving the old one first, the Changes will be lost, also if you reload the Page.
If you Run into Problems you can Create a Ticket Here
| ID | Event | Page |
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| ID | Type | Original | New |
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| Org. Name | Org. Description | Org. Message 1 | Org. Message 2 | New Name | New Description | New Message 1 | New Message 2 |
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{% extends "main/main_base.html" %} {# main/main_base.html extends app_main_layout.html #}
{% block page_title %}Welcome{% endblock %}
{% block body %}
{{ super() }}
This is an example of how to create a book. Your assingment is to create an interface that enables the books in the database to be updated
{% endblock %}


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OSAPI Plus
0.3
The Open System API for C++
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Files | |
| file | argItem.cpp |
| file | argItem.hh [code] |
| file | configuration.cpp |
| file | configuration.hh [code] |
| file | container.cpp |
| file | container.hh [code] |
| file | defs.hh [code] |
| file | fileParser.cpp |
| file | fileParser.hh [code] |
| file | interfaces.hh [code] |
| file | item.cpp |
| file | item.hh [code] |
| file | itemType.hh [code] |
| file | objectItem.cpp |
| file | objectItem.hh [code] |
| file | parser.cpp |
| file | parser.hh [code] |
| file | propertyItem.cpp |
| file | propertyItem.hh [code] |
| file | Provider.cpp |
| file | Provider.hh [code] |


My name is Aidan Pine. I'm a settler of European ancestry born in Victoria, B.C. and I developed this site in order to bring together the various language revitalization and open-source software projects that I am involved in.
I fell in love with language revitalization work as a way of combining my interests in language, linguistics, anti-colonial/decolonial methodologies, and computer science.
I have recently returned as a full-time researcher working on the Indigenous Language Technology project at the Canadian National Research Council, after completing an M.Sc. in Speech & Language Processing Program at the University of Edinburgh. I am also the founder and lead developer of Mother Tongues, and part-time technology consultant for the First Peoples' Cultural Council and the University of British Columbia.
Below are some guest lectures, workshops and other presentations I have given. The list is scrollable.
| Title | Location | Presenters | Type | Year |
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{{ p.location }} |
{% for pp in p.presenters %} {{ pp.last }}, {% if pp.first %} {{ pp.first[0] }}.{% endif %} {% if not loop.last %}
{% endif %} {% endfor %} |
{{ p.type.capitalize() }} | {{ p.year }} |
There were a lot of really cool CV templates and things out there, but I ended up building my own because I wanted something that was:
a) static, so I could host for free on GitHub Pages
b) able to generate LaTeX
c) pulled from simple markup like yaml
So, I wrote my CV data in yaml, and use Flask, Frozen-Flask, Jinja2, Skeleton and Fabric to generate a static site and LaTeX CV. I host for free on GitHub, use Cloudflare for free SSL and Mailgun for free email. I slapped an MIT license on the code, so if you think it would be useful to you, go for it!
Update: Waaaay back in the day, like 3 years ago (🤦) Jamstack was really only just starting to gain popularity, and so building a custom static-site generator like this seemed reasonable. If I was starting now, I probably wouldn't build this site this way. I'd probably use something like Hugo instead.
{{ data.personal.email }}
GitHub: {{ data.personal.github }}


Philippe Lafoucrière / Tech-Angels / @plafoucriere
From Capybara homepage:
Capybara helps you test web applications by simulating how a real user would interact with your app. It is agnostic about the driver running your tests.
=> Capybara is an abstraction layer between a Rack app and testing webdrivers.
Developed by Jonas Nicklas / @jonicklas / Github
Jonas Nicklas is also the author of:
One of the six 2011 Ruby Hero Award Winners.
Testing apps has become one the most discussed subject in the last years. Testing is fundamental because:
Add capybara to your Gemfile and bundle it:
group :test do
gem 'rspec'
gem 'capybara'
end
Require capybara in your spec helper:
require 'capybara/rails'
require 'capybara/rspec'
Put your specs inside spec/features
# spec/features/sign-in_spec.rb
feature "Signing in" do
background do
@user = create :user, password: 'MyNameIsBond' # FactoryGirl Syntax
end
scenario "Signing in with correct credentials" do
visit '/users/sign_in'
within("#new_session") do
fill_in 'Nickname or email', with: @user.email
fill_in 'Password', :with => with: @user.password
end
click_button 'Sign in'
page.should have_content 'Success'
end
end
visit('/projects')
visit(post_comments_path(post))
click_link('id-of-link')
click_link('Link Text')
click_button('Save')
click_on('Link Text') # clicks on either links or buttons
click_on('Button Value')
fill_in('First Name', :with => 'John')
fill_in('Password', :with => 'Seekrit')
fill_in('Description', :with => 'Really Long Text...')
choose('A Radio Button')
check('A Checkbox')
uncheck('A Checkbox')
attach_file('Image', '/path/to/image.jpg')
select('Option', :from => 'Select Box')
page.has_selector?('table tr')
page.has_selector?(:xpath, '//table/tr')
page.has_xpath?('//table/tr')
page.has_css?('table tr.foo')
page.has_content?('foo')
within "table.companies" do
find(:xpath, "//a[@href='/companies/#{@company.id}']").click
end
page.execute_script("$('body').empty()")
result = page.evaluate_script('4 + 4');
That's the beauty of Capybara, just use the right driver! Capybara-Webkit is playing very nice with capybara, let's use it for our examples.
To start testing Ajax behaviours, simply add the webkit driver. First, let's add it to our Gemfile:
group :test do
gem 'rspec'
gem 'capybara'
gem 'capybara-webkit'
end
Tell capybara to use the webkit
driver when testing JS behaviour.
# spec_helper.rb
RSpec.configure do |config|
# [...]
Capybara.javascript_driver = :webkit
end
Tell rspec to use the javascript_driver instead of the default_driver.
describe 'admin/users', js: true do
context "index" do
before { admin_login }
before { @user = create :user }
it "should display user" do
visit '/admin/users'
within("#main_content") { click_on "View" } # <== Toggle a div
page.should have_content "User Details"
page.should have_content @user.email
end
end
end
Some drivers (like webkit) will run a server on a separate thread.
Therefore, transactions aren't "visible" in another context (thread).
This will cause some tests to fail with a RecordNotFound
Exception
Short answer: like cucumber, you must use database_cleaner instead of rspec transactions.
Another very nice project from Jonas Nicklas is Turnip. Turnip enables the use of Gherkin (the cucumber syntax) directly in rspec, without having a dedicated env.
Turnip is using steps like cucumber, and can (and should) use capybara DSL:
step "I should be on the homepage" do
page.current_path.should == root_path
end
step "I should see the company :name in the table" do |name|
page.find('table.companies').should have_content name
end


Defines | |
| #define | BOARD_USBKEY 0 |
| #define | BOARD_STK525 1 |
| #define | BOARD_STK526 2 |
| #define | BOARD_RZUSBSTICK 3 |
| #define | BOARD_ATAVRUSBRF01 4 |
| #define | BOARD_USER 5 |
| #define | BOARD_BUMBLEB 6 |
| #define | BOARD_XPLAIN 7 |
| #define | BOARD_XPLAIN_REV1 8 |
| #define | BOARD_EVK527 9 |
| #define | BOARD_NONE 10 |
| #define | BOARD_TEENSY 11 |
| #define | BOARD_USBTINYMKII 12 |
| #define | BOARD_BENITO 13 |
| #define | BOARD_JMDBU2 14 |
Macros for indicating the chosen physical board hardware to the library. These macros should be used when defining the BOARD token to the chosen hardware via the -D switch in the project makefile.
| #define BOARD_ATAVRUSBRF01 4 |
Selects the ATAVRUSBRF01 specific board drivers, including the driver for the board LEDs.
| #define BOARD_BENITO 13 |
Selects the Benito specific board drivers, including the Button and LEDs drivers.
| #define BOARD_BUMBLEB 6 |
Selects the BUMBLEB specific board drivers, using the officially recommended peripheral layout.
| #define BOARD_EVK527 9 |
Selects the EVK527 specific board drivers, including Temperature, Button, Dataflash, Joystick and LED drivers.
| #define BOARD_JMDBU2 14 |
Selects the JM-DB-U2 specific board drivers, including the Button and LEDs drivers.
| #define BOARD_NONE 10 |
Disables board drivers when operation will not be adversely affected (e.g. LEDs) - use of board drivers such as the Joystick driver, where the removal would adversely affect the code's operation is still disallowed.
| #define BOARD_RZUSBSTICK 3 |
Selects the RZUSBSTICK specific board drivers, including the driver for the boards LEDs.
| #define BOARD_STK525 1 |
Selects the STK525 specific board drivers, including Temperature, Button, Dataflash, Joystick and LED drivers.
| #define BOARD_STK526 2 |
Selects the STK526 specific board drivers, including Temperature, Button, Dataflash, Joystick and LED drivers.
| #define BOARD_TEENSY 11 |
Selects the Teensy (all versions) specific board drivers, including the driver for the board LEDs.
| #define BOARD_USBKEY 0 |
Selects the USBKEY specific board drivers, including Temperature, Button, Dataflash, Joystick and LED drivers.
| #define BOARD_USBTINYMKII 12 |
Selects the USBTINY MKII specific board drivers, including the Button and LEDs drivers.
| #define BOARD_USER 5 |
Selects the user-defined board drivers, which should be placed in the user project's folder under a directory named /Board/. Each board driver should be named identically to the LUFA master board driver (i.e., driver in the LUFA/Drivers/Board director) so that the library can correctly identify it.
| #define BOARD_XPLAIN 7 |
Selects the XPLAIN (Revision 2 or newer) specific board drivers, including LED and Dataflash driver.
| #define BOARD_XPLAIN_REV1 8 |
Selects the XPLAIN (Revision 1) specific board drivers, including LED and Dataflash driver.


// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
pragma solidity >=0.8.6;
import<EMAIL_ADDRESS>import "./Poll.sol";
/**
* This contract allows for the creation and management of Polls
*/
contract PollingStation is Claimable {
Poll[] public polls;
mapping (address => uint[]) pollByOwners;
event PollCreated (address indexed creator, uint indexed pollId, address indexed pollAddr, string name);
event PollClosed (address indexed pollAddr);
function createPoll(string memory _name, bytes32[] memory _options) public returns(uint, address) {
Poll _poll = new Poll(this, _name, _options);
polls.push(_poll);
uint pollId = polls.length - 1;
pollByOwners[msg.sender].push(pollId);
emit PollCreated(msg.sender, pollId, address(_poll), _name);
_poll.transferOwnership(msg.sender); // why does this fail if I place right after "new"?
return (pollId, address(_poll));
}
function pollClosed(Poll poll) public {
Erequire(msg.sender == address(poll));
emit PollClosed(address(poll));
}
function getMyPolls() public view returns(uint[] memory) {
return pollByOwners[msg.sender];
}
function getCount() public view returns(uint count) {
return polls.length;
}
} |


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This will allow upload to your Dropbox, but it won't render on the map unless you change the code... this is Gil's Eats!
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How to find all lightsaber colors in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
Travel the path of a Padawan.
by Jennifer LockeSource: Windows Central
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order features eight different lightsaber colors, but only two are unlocked at the beginning. In order to find the rest, you'll need to work your way through a significant chunk of the story first. They aren't missable and are related to a story mission on the planet Ilum, which you cannot access right away. Once you can get to Ilum, though, finding your kyber crystal is a breeze.
Where to find all lightsaber colors
Source: Windows Central
Ilum is a playable location in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, but it's much smaller than the other planets. In Star Wars lore, it's the location where Jedi younglings complete a rite of passage to harvest a kyber crystal for their lightsaber, becoming one step closer to the rank of Padawan. You'll need to complete a majority of the game on Kashyyyk and Dathomir before you can visit it.
Other than some platforming and large puzzles, you'll only encounter a few Imperial probe droids on your path to the kyber crystal. Because it is a smaller location than the rest, the path is fairly straightforward, and there aren't a lot of places to get lost. Once you obtain the krystal, you'll be able to select which color you want to use. No matter which you select, the rest of the colors will automatically unlock once you visit a workbench again to tinker with your lightsaber.
You'll notice after you complete this mission that you have only unlocked 7/8 colors. That's because orange was an exclusive pre-order bonus, and is not attainable in the game by regular means. It's unclear whether or not Respawn will add it in free for all players sometime later down the line.
Lightsaber colors:
- Blue
- Green
- Magenta
- Purple
- Yellow
- Cyan
- Indigo
- Orange
Use the Force
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
The Jedi temple awaits
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order puts players into the shoes of a Padawan on the run from the Empire after Order 66 devastated the Jedi Order. Travel to Ilum and get your very own Kyber crystal in multiple colors.
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On Friday the 17th we had our last day with the polish group. Right after we had our breakfast we met for the last time. We talk about our opinions about the whole week, what we liked and what we disliked. We told each other whats left and what we need to perfect. Lastly we told our goodbyes and went on our way home. We departed around 8am, during the journey we had to make a few stops, so we arrived in the Czech republic around 5pm.


~ichidan~
食べる = たべる = to eat
見る = みる = to see/watch
寝る = ねる = to sleep
起きる = おきる = to wake up
~ichidan~
会う = あう = to meet
待つ = まつ = to wait
帰る = かえる = to return home
読む = よむ = to read
遊ぶ = あそぶ = to play
死ぬ = しぬ = to die
聞く = きく = to listen
行く = いく = to go
irregular verbs
する = to do
やる = to do
~noun~
Grammar
Desire form is used if you want to express what you want to and what you don't want to do
Ichidan verb Desire form conjugation.
to turn ichidan verb into Desire form, replace the る in the end of the verb with たい
食べる -> 食べたい
eat -> want to eat
見る -> 見たい
see -> want to see
寝る -> 寝たい
sleep -> want to sleep
起きる -> 起きたい
wake up -> want to wake up
Godan verb Desire form conjugation
conjugate う・つ・る to Desire form.
to conjugate this category into Desire form, replace the う・つ・る part。
う -> いたい
つ -> ちたい
る -> りた
会う -> 会いたい
meet -> want to meet
待つ -> 待ちたい
wait -> want to wait
帰る -> 帰りたい
return home -> want to return home
conjugate む・ぶ・ぬ to to Desire form.
to conjugate this category into Desire form, replace the む・ぶ・ぬ part。
む -> みたい
ぶ -> びたい
ぬ -> にたい
読む -> 読みたい
read -> want to read
遊ぶ -> 遊びたい
play -> want to play
死ぬ -> 死にたい
die -> want to die
conjugate く into to Desire form.
to conjugate く to Desire form, replace く with きたい
聞く -> 聞きたい
hear -> want to hear
行く -> 行きたい
go -> want to go
conjugate す into Desire form.
to conjugate す to Desire form, replace す with したい
話す -> 話したい
speak -> want to speak
Irregular verb Desire form conjugation
する -> したい
やる -> やりたい
来る -> 来たい
to come → want to come.
Example:
料理したい
want to cook.
掃除したい
want to clean.
勉強したい
want to study.
turning Desire form into negative Desire.
After we conjugate a verb to Desire form replace the い with くない. this rule works for Ichidan, Godan, and Irregular.


It's super easy, to setup multi-tenancy application.
Sepalate Client and Server apps, REST API, Token base Authorization !


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{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block getssa %}
You need an SSA to onboard your application with the ASPSPs.
{{ context.settings.software_statement_assertion }}


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Creates business/user specific application o enhance the reach of your products/services and expand the online presence of the product.
Creates responsive and dynamic websites which are higly scalable to to expand and represent your small or big business to the world
Angular is a framework for building client applications in HTML and either JavaScript or a language like TypeScript that compiles to JavaScript.
A javascript library that has been create by facebook to create fast single page application
It is a popular CSS framework used for creating clean and spectacular websites
A backend javascript language that is being used to make api easier and faster
It is a open source langauange which is widely used to create the backend api's.
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My name is Daniel Maciel de Leiros Ferreira, 21, a bachelor student in Information Technology at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte. Currently, I am intern and web developer at LII - Industrial Computing Laboratory. In the past, I was a member of PROEIDI - Digital Inclusion Extended Project for the Elderly and Designer in the company Estúdio Oral. I am passionate about technology, teaching practice and making a difference in the world


MBNumericPrimitiveAccessors Protocol Reference
| Declared in | TypeCoercionSupport.h |
|---|
Overview
This is the base protocol that will be adopted by our NSString
and NSNull
extensions to ensure proper KVC type coercion on 64-bit processors.
– charValue
required method
Returns the char
value equivalent of the receiver.
- (char)charValue
Return Value
The value of the receiver as a char
.
Declared In
TypeCoercionSupport.h
– unsignedCharValue
required method
Returns the unsigned char
value equivalent of the receiver.
- (unsigned char)unsignedCharValue
Return Value
The value of the receiver as an unsigned char
.
Declared In
TypeCoercionSupport.h
– shortValue
required method
Returns the short
value equivalent of the receiver.
- (short)shortValue
Return Value
The value of the receiver as a short
.
Declared In
TypeCoercionSupport.h
– unsignedShortValue
required method
Returns the unsigned short
value equivalent of the receiver.
- (unsigned short)unsignedShortValue
Return Value
The value of the receiver as an unsigned short
.
Declared In
TypeCoercionSupport.h
– intValue
required method
Returns the int
value equivalent of the receiver.
- (int)intValue
Return Value
The value of the receiver as a int
.
Declared In
TypeCoercionSupport.h
– unsignedIntValue
required method
Returns the unsigned int
value equivalent of the receiver.
- (unsigned int)unsignedIntValue
Return Value
The value of the receiver as an unsigned int
.
Declared In
TypeCoercionSupport.h
– longValue
required method
Returns the long
value equivalent of the receiver.
- (long)longValue
Return Value
The value of the receiver as a long
.
Declared In
TypeCoercionSupport.h
– unsignedLongValue
required method
Returns the unsigned long
value equivalent of the receiver.
- (unsigned long)unsignedLongValue
Return Value
The value of the receiver as an unsigned long
.
Declared In
TypeCoercionSupport.h
– longLongValue
required method
Returns the long long
value equivalent of the receiver.
- (long long)longLongValue
Return Value
The value of the receiver as a long long
.
Declared In
TypeCoercionSupport.h
– unsignedLongLongValue
required method
Returns the unsigned long long
value equivalent of the receiver.
- (unsigned long long)unsignedLongLongValue
Return Value
The value of the receiver as an unsigned long long
.
Declared In
TypeCoercionSupport.h
– floatValue
required method
Returns the float
value equivalent of the receiver.
- (float)floatValue
Return Value
The value of the receiver as a float
.
Declared In
TypeCoercionSupport.h
– doubleValue
required method
Returns the double
value equivalent of the receiver.
- (double)doubleValue
Return Value
The value of the receiver as a double
.
Declared In
TypeCoercionSupport.h
– boolValue
required method
Returns the BOOL
value equivalent of the receiver.
- (BOOL)boolValue
Return Value
The value of the receiver as a BOOL
.
Declared In
TypeCoercionSupport.h
– integerValue
required method
Returns the NSInteger
value equivalent of the receiver.
- (NSInteger)integerValue
Return Value
The value of the receiver as an NSInteger
.
Declared In
TypeCoercionSupport.h
– unsignedIntegerValue
required method
Returns the NSUInteger
value equivalent of the receiver.
- (NSUInteger)unsignedIntegerValue
Return Value
The value of the receiver as an NSUInteger
.
Declared In
TypeCoercionSupport.h
– stringValue
required method
Returns the NSString
value equivalent of the receiver.
- (nonnull NSString *)stringValue
Return Value
The value of the receiver as an NSString
.
Declared In
TypeCoercionSupport.h


Week one adventures
Or, how I learned to stop worrying and love the git
10/24/2015
I'm going to tell you about a world without fear where you can experiment to your heart's content without ever feeling like you'll make a mistake that screws up all your work and makes you lose progress.
That sounds too good to be true, right?
Crazily enough, this dreamworld where your mistakes go unpunished totally exists and it's all thanks to a process known as version control.
I am terrible at computer games, but that didn't stop me from playing too many of them as a boy. Rather than developing the hand-eye coordination necessary to successfully play these games, I crept through them inch by inch using save points. In old computer games, it's easy to pause the game, save your position in the level and hop back into the action. I saved my progress approximately every two minutes while playing those games, and my diligence meant that I never lost progress despite constantly dying.
Version control is kind of like that.
Being in control
When you use version control, you regularly save the project you're working on so you can return to that specific instance of its life at any time. When you save a document on your computer, you usually overwrite the document with each new save. That means you can't return to the copy of the document you saved three saves ago, because it no longer exists. With version control, all the different times you save a file stick around, and you can hop to any of them. That means you can't make permanent mistakes, because it's always possible to roll things back to an earlier state.
It would be possible for you to make your own version control system by saving different copies of a file to your personal computer, but that's difficult, limiting and unncessary. Instead, you can use specially designed version control software that will automate a lot of the process and make your life easy.  You can use it to make and store copies of a file that you're working on. Whenever you want to save the current state of a file in git, you create a commit.  When you commit the changes you've made to a file, you're not necessarily overwriting an older version of the file. Git allows you to on "branches" which are copies of the main project. When you work on a branch, you have access to all the information in the main project, but you don't run the risk of damaging the work you've already completed.
Commits save your progress on a branch. If you want to include the work you completed on a branch in the main project, you can, but the commit system ensures there are multiple copies of your work along the way. Each commit is a checkpoint, and you can always return to that spot if things get messed up later on.
 You can use it to make and store copies of a file that you're working on. Whenever you want to save the current state of a file in git, you create a commit.  When you commit the changes you've made to a file, you're not necessarily overwriting an older version of the file. Git allows you to work on "branches" which are copies of the main project file. When you work on a branch, you have access to all the information in the main, working file, but you don't run the risk of damaging the work you've already completed.
Commits save your progress on a branch. If you want to include the work you completed on a branch in the main file, you can, but the commit system ensures there are multiple copies of your work along the way. Each commit is a checkpoint, and you can always return to that spot if things get messed up later on.
The other piece of the puzzle
Git lives on your local computer, but that's just one part of the equation. GitHub is a site that syncs with git to expand its functionality and truly harness the power of version control.
Every project in git is stored in a "repository" that contains all its relevant files. With GitHub, you can store these repositories on the Internet and share them with other people. This provides a ton of benefits for you as an individual developer and makes it way easier for large groups of people to work on a project together
When your git repositories are stored online, you don't need to worry about a local storage failure destroying your work. That alone makes GitHub worthwhile, but it's just one part of the system's functionality. When you share a repository with other people, they're able to create clones of that repository that they can work on themselves. If they ever have changes they feel should be integrated back into the main project, they can submit them to the main repository. Those changes won't be automatically added to the project, however. Instead, a request will be posted that allows other people to view the changes. If those people think the changes belong in the main project, they can add them. Otherwise, the main project goes on untouched.
This system makes it very easy for a huge number of people to work on a sprawling project without stepping on each others' toes and breaking everything all the time.
Basically, version control turns your work into a video game where you can save and restart from anywhere. When you combine that power with GitHub, you can safeguard your progess and let other people help you get a job done. It's pretty hard to argue against that.


Valentino Rossi: Jorge Lorenzo one of my greatest MotoGP rivals
by Lewis DuncanValentino Rossi has called his ex-Yamaha team-mate Jorge Lorenzo "one of the greatest rivals of my career" following the triple MotoGP champion's retirement announcement.
Lorenzo called time on his glittering grand prix career on Thursday afternoon at Valencia in a special press conference.
Rossi spent seven years as team-mate to Lorenzo, with the pair engaging in a heated rivalry in their two stints together on the factory YZR-M1s.
Such was the intensity of their rivalry that Rossi ordered a wall to be erected in the Yamaha garage in 2008 to stop secrets swapping hands between his crew and that of his then-rookie team-mate.
- Lorenzo retires
- Judge Lorenzo on his Rossi-hassling heyday
Rossi described Lorenzo as "one of the most important MotoGP riders in the modern era" and believes they had "some of the best races" together.
"I think we lose a very important part of our sport," said Rossi of Lorenzo's departure.
"He is a great champion, he impressed me a lot of times for his speed and concentration.
"From when he arrived in MotoGP, he was always strong, from 2008, so more than 10 years.
"We were team-mates for a long time, a lot of years together we shared the same box and I think he's, personally, one of the greatest rivals of my career.
"We did some of the best races together that I remember in my history, so it's a great shame that he's finished."
Marc Marquez says his Honda team-mate's decision to step down showed he is a "true champion", and admits he and the team were surprised by the announcement.
"Of course, it was a surprise even for his team-mate," Marquez said when asked to give his thoughts on Lorenzo's retirement.
"In the team, we didn't know and it was a surprise.
"Especially the way he working in the box - the results could have been better or worse - but the way he worked was exactly the same as his first day in Honda.
"Just an hour ago I was with him in his truck to say congrats, obviously for his career, but especially the way he took the decision.
- From June 2019
- Honda never saw Marquez/Lorenzo as a 'dream team'
"This is something that means a lot. He is a real champion. The moment he feels he can't be in the top places he decided to stop.
"A strong character on and off the track, and a real champion. I want to say congrats to him and wish him the best for the future."


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Education: Bachelor Degree in Computer Information Systems.(2011) Yarmouk University, Irbid (Jordan). GPA: (Very Good).
Experiences:
Software Quality Engineer March 2015 - March2017
- Testing front end systems, and generating Manual test cases using IBM Rational Quality Manager, in addition to the administration of the tool.
- Preparing scripts for Automation testing using IBM RFT .
- Excellent experience in SDLC – Change management process consultation, including: Gap analysis, defining as-is and to-be situations, modeling and documenting the requirements.
- Excellent experience in software lifecycle customization.
- Practical experience in Acceptance Testing.
- Deep practical experience in Quality Control Management and Software Testing, in the
following industries:
- IT governance in Banks
- Telecommunication sector
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- Riyad Bank– Amman – Jordan (Working remotely)
- Umniah Mobile Company, Amman – Jordan
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- Training Course Java at ITCC Company
- Training Course Oracle ADF and MAF at ITCC Company
- Training Course & Certified (IBM Rational Quality Manager V4)
- Training Course& Certified (IBM Rational Team Concert)
- Training Course (IBM Rational Request Composer)
- Training Course (IBM Collaborative Lifecycle Management)


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NCache Manager provides ability to change the configuration of Clustered Caches whether Replicated, Partitioned or Partitioned Replica . To change the configuration of a cluster, click the cluster from 'NCache Management' tree. Cluster View will appear in the right pane. This view provides configuration options for the selected cluster.
Cluster view consists of following tabs:
Clustered Cache Name: A unique identifier for the cluster. For a clustered cache, the identifier has to be unique on all the nodes that are part of it.
Clustered Cache Type: Indicates a clustering scheme.
Storage Type: Specifies the storage options for the primary cache.
Cache Max. Size: Specifies an upper limit on the size of the cache.
Isolation Level: Specify application isolation level. A High isolation level implies that the Cache runs in NCache service's process whereas a Low level implies that Cache is InProc to the applications. An OutProc cache can be shared between different applications on the same node. Moreover, an isolated cache's lifetime is explicitly controlled by applications like NCache Manager, Cmd Tools or API's.
Cluster Port: The port on which cluster communicates.
Port Range: Specifies port range for each node in the cluster.
Operation timeout (sec.): The maximum time in seconds during which a clustered operation must be completed, otherwise the operation will fail.
Statistic replication interval(sec's.): The time interval in seconds after which a node sends its statistics to all the other nodes in the cluster.
Use heart beat: When this option is enabled, a node of a cluster will send heart beats to other nodes to show that it is alive, if inactive for specified duration of time. Therefore, if live nodes do not receive heart beats from any idle node after specific duration, they will consider it dead.
Retry Interval (sec): It is the time interval between the two successive retries.
Eviction Policy: Specifies the eviction policy to determine which items are to be removed from cache, if it is full, to accommodate new items.
Default Priority: Default priority that is associated with an item if no priority is specified for that item.
Eviction Percentage: Specifies the percentage of items to be removed on each eviction.
Clean Interval (sec.): The periodic interval after which the expired items are removed from the cache.
Enable Auto Load Balancing : To balance data load among all nodes of a cluster automatically after specified period of time, check this option.
Balancing Threshold: Threshold is percentage data above average data size per node. Specify threshold value after which automatic balancing task should be started.
Balancing Interval (sec): This is periodic interval after which auto load balancing task will be initiated.
Auto Load Balancing option is available for partitioned caches only.
Add Compact Types : Opens an assembly browser that lets you select the assembly file that contains your compact serialized application objects.
Remove : Remove selected types from the registered types list.
Using Add button select the classes and their attributes you want to index.
Selected assembly displays the list of classes and their attributes on which indexes are required. You can add/remove classes and objects to index the attributes from here.
XML for Java Classes and their Attributes: Paste here the configuration text generated by NCache Class Browser application, to use queries in Java.
Backing Source tab provides you the facility to enable multiple Read-through and Write-through providers on your clustered cache.
Note: Read-Through must be enabled for Cache Forwarding.
Item add notification: Specifies whether to notify when an item is added to the cache or not.
Item remove notification: Indicates whether to notify when an item is removed from the cache or not
Item update notification: Denotes whether to notify when an item is updated or not
Cache clear notification: Specifies whether to notify when cache is cleared or not.
Enable performance counters: Identifies whether performance counters are enabled or not. Performance counters are used to show statistics of the cache.
Enable Compression: Shows compression is enabled or not. If enabled, items having size greater than the specified threshold will be compressed.
Use Custom SQL Notification Mode: It allows you to create your own SQL notification service and queue. Otherwise default service and queue will be created and used at run time.
Enable Cache Startup Loader: A cache startup loader can automatically loads data specified by the user in the class that implements ICacheLoader interface.
Assembly Name: Full path of the assembly that contains implementation for ICacheLoader interface.
Class Name: Name of the class that implements ICacheLoader interface.
You may specify additional configuration parameters that will be passed to the Start method of ICacheLoader.
No. of Retries: Specifies the number of attempts the cache loader will try to load data, if it fails to load data on previous attempt.
Retry Interval(sec.): The time interval in seconds between two retry attempts of cache loader.
Administrators and NCache managers can configure API level security for a cache. Each cache will have its own API security configurations independent of other caches and users. Cache API security configurations will be saved in config.ncconf against each cache. NCache Manager provides the above wizard for configuring API security for caches.
Using Alerts tab view you can specify different parameters for email notifications.
Create New Cluster | Add Existing Cluster | Refresh a Cluster | Start a Cluster | Add Server Node | Clear Contents | Remove a Cluster | Apply Configuration


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