Zero Venture Partners
Dear ACM Group,
My name is Abeer Desai. I graduated from NYU Stern two years ago and have recently founded a company called Zero Venture Partners. One of the things we do is help startups articulate their value proposition on the internet, and establish thought leadership through activities such as blogging.
I want to connect passionate students with an opportunity to make $50/blog post writing about new developments and trends in their field of study. These blog posts will be written on behalf of a startup that is innovating in this same field.
This is a great chance for students to develop written and communication skills, add additional experience to their resume, and earn a solid side stream of money. Our program requires 1 blog post per week with each post being 600 - 900 words.
We currently have 1 open opportunity for a student studying in a field (or with appropriate experience) related to cloud technology and mobile app development.
If you are interested in learning more I would be happy to provide additional information.
Let me know if you would like to keep in touch about future companies we work with.
Best regards,
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Founder, Zero Venture Partners
Pearson Contest
Dear ACM Member,
I'm reaching out to all of the student ACM chapters to let everyone know that Pearson is sponsoring a Student Coding Contest this fall and we encourage you to participate!
The contest runs from September 3 - November 30 and is open to all undergraduate students in the United States. Students can work solo, or in teams of up to 5 members.
We're giving away great prizes too!
1st Prize: $10,000 and an invitation to present at SXSWedu
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Welcome back to school. Classes haven't even begun, and already a Code@Night is just around the corner.
Code@Night Zero: the first Code@Night of the 2013-2014 school year
Who's invited? You are!
Where is it? Sherrerd Hall. Third Floor. Sept 13. 9pm.
When? Sept 13. 9pm. (In Sherrerd, on the third floor) It'll still be going at 3am. Come when you can, leave when you must.
Join the Facebook event!
At 10pm there will be a tech talk from a Bridgewater engineer titled "GIT for Data: How we're tackling big data problems in Research."
GIT for Data: How we're tackling big data problems in Research. (A tech talk with Ken Vogel)
In Bridgewater's Research department, we build models of the world that need to be frequently resimulated, analyzed and understood. Our problem differs and overlaps with traditional big data in some interesting ways. Come learn about our architecture, an immutable database lets us keep less data. Our stack includes investment logic written in Scala and Excel and stored in GIT, a distributed data engine based on Cassandra (used by Netflix), and a distributed calc engine (eventually moving to the cloud).
Thanks Bridgewater for sponsoring the first Code@Night of the year!
Code@Night: Epic Prefrosh Edition
Hello there! Code@Night is tonight, so I hope to see you and your prefrosh there.
Code@Night: Epic Prefrosh Edition - April 12
Third Floor Sherrerd Hall, 9 pm - late
On Friday April 12, Epic will join ACM for a truly epic Code@Night. We'll serve pizza and drinks and we'll have snacks and fruit. People will be creating awesome applications, scraping the web, building PacMan AI, etc. Every man and machine will have a grand time. This Code@Night features Prefrosh, an Epic Talk, and Demo Hours.
Prefrosh: We hope to have more prefrosh at this Code@Night than ever before. Bring yours!
Epic Talk: Josh, a real life engineer from Epic, will be giving a talk on Mobile Development, starting at 10 pm. Abstract below.
Demo Hours: People will be demoing awesome things they've built! Demos commence at 11.
Epic Abstract:
Mobile applications have become an essential part of our daily lives, and healthcare is no exception. In this talk, Josh will discuss many aspects of mobile app development along with some of the core challenges that face today’s mobile developers both inside and outside of healthcare. He’ll also spend time covering some of the key differences in developing mobile apps for the two most predominant mobile platforms - iOS and Android.
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RED PLANET MARS (director/writer: Harry Horner; screenwriters: Anthony Veiller /John L. Balderston; cinematographer: Joseph Biroc; editor: Francis D. Lyon; cast: Herbert Bergof (Franz Calder), Peter Graves (Chris Cronyn), Andrea King (Linda Cronyn), Walter Sande (Admiral Bill Carey), Orley Lindgren (Stewart), Marvin Miller (Arjenian), House Peters. Jr. (Dr. Boulting), Morris Ankrum (Secy. of Defense Sparks), Willis Bouchey (President); Runtime: 87; United Artists; 1952)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
One of the most obnoxious sci-fi films ever. It offers Hollywood's silly response to the 1950s Red scare sweeping the country and promoted by the McCarthy senate hearings looking for Commies under every bed cover. To realize how dumb this Cold War film is, try this summation of the plot on for size: Can it be that the Martians are signaling Earth and that their leader is that actually uttering the very word of God?
Warning: spoilers are throughout review.
This is one of those really bad propaganda films that has no entertainment value, as it shows how paranoic this country can be and how it can use religion at the drop of a radio signal to promote materialism and Christianity as a superior way of life than communism. This one might be the strangest and most twisted Red menace films of all time. It ends with a hydrogen explosion in the lab killing two good American scientists and one lousy ex-Nazi scientist now working for the Russian Communists. The last message heard from Mars is an abbreviated one (thank God): "Ye have done well my good ..." then there is just silence. The film leaves one with the impression that Mars is ruled by God.
 Admiral Carey (Sande) is there to decode the messages for the government and the press. The messages are really being transmitted by an insane, ex-Nazi scientist, Franz Calder (Bergof), now working for the Commies in Russia but living secretly in the Andes, who falsifies the messages for his own amusement and to destroy American democracy and the western world's capitalistic economic systems. The phony Martian messages from the commie scientist causes the U.S. economy to crumble out of fear that the extraterrestrials have invented things to replace such resources as coal and oil. Don't ask me to explain how all of a sudden ninety percent of the world workforce would lose their jobs and there would be a run on the banks because of this message. But that's exactly what this filmmaker is asking us to believe.
But just when things look bleak for the Free World, a spiritual message comes delivered on a different frequency. It's Christ's "Sermon on the Mount." This prevents the Free World from self-destructing as there is a return to religion, and in Russia the peasants revolt against their Commie captors and kick ass. This restores the church to power in Russia, as a Christian patriarch takes over as head of the government (boy, what an improvement!). If that wasn't enough of an accomplishment achieved with God's help, the mad Calder escapes an avalanche (I'm not kidding!) and enters Cronyn's lab to accuse him of stealing his radio device. He then threatens to expose him to the press as a phony. But in a rage at hearing God's message begin, he decides to blow up the lab.
This Red scare movie is made for zombies from another planet, or witch hunters who want to justify how their dirty work is necessary. It's a classic in a negative sense, a must see for those who can't believe how a bad film can really be bad.
REVIEWED ON 9/17/2001 GRADE: D
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Vector
differ.math.Vector
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class
Members
x
x : Float
The x component
y
y : Float
The y component
Properties
length
length : Float
The length of the vector lengthsq
lengthsq : Float
The length, squared, of the vector
Methods
add
add(other:differ.math.Vector) : differ.math.Vector
Add a vector to this vector. Returns this vector, modified. clone
clone() : differ.math.Vector
Copy, returns a new vector instance from this vector. cross
cross(other:differ.math.Vector) : Float
Return the cross product of this vector and another vector. dot
dot(other:differ.math.Vector) : Float
Return the dot product of this vector and another vector. invert
invert() : differ.math.Vector
Invert this vector. Returns this vector, modified. new
new(_x:Float, _y:Float) : Void
normalize
normalize() : differ.math.Vector
Sets the vector’s length to 1. Returns this vector, modified. subtract
subtract(other:differ.math.Vector) : differ.math.Vector
Subtract a vector from this one. Returns this vector, modified. toString
toString() : String
Return a string representation of this vector. transform
transform(matrix:differ.math.Matrix) : differ.math.Vector
Transforms Vector based on the given Matrix. Returns this vector, modified. truncate
truncate(max:Float) : differ.math.Vector
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Granit Xhaka posts cryptic message following return to action
Granit Xhaka sent out a cryptic message from his Instagram following his return to action for Swizterland.
The midfielder has not played for Arsenal since his explosive reaction to fans booing him at the Emirates last month.
Xhaka completed 90 minutes for Switzerland against Georgia in their European qualifier and posted the following message in his native tongue after the game.
He said: ‘Happiness is when you are satisfied with yourself and do not need the confirmation of others.’
Arsenal fans debated what the post could have meant on social media, with some reading the message as a potential dig at Unai Emery.
Xhaka has faced intense criticism for his actions and was stripped of the captaincy by Emery.
The Switzerland international has defended himself since the armband was taken from him and insisted he is ready to play for Arsenal again.
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Emery has refused to say if he will recall Xhaka and admitted there were ongoing discussions about whether to sell him in January.
‘You can be sure that I’ll keep fighting and putting myself out there in every training session,’ Xhaka said in response to Emery’s most recent comments.
‘I feel that last week has been dealt with and now I’m ready.’
Newcastle have shown an interest in singing Xhaka on loan, while Serie A has been named as another possible exit route.
Arsenal resume club action on 23 November with a home game against Southampton.


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Directors of embattled Prospa buy shares ahead of AGM vote
by Colin KrugerThe three Prospa non-executive directors facing re-election at next week's annual meeting, including chairman Gail Pemberton, have been buying up shares in the company amid a stock rout triggered by the small business lender's disastrous profit downgrade on Monday.
With the share price down 46 per cent in four days and close to half its June IPO price, an ASX release on Friday reported that Ms Pemberton had acquired $100,000 worth of shares on Tuesday - the day after the company announced it would miss its prospectus earnings guidance by 60 per cent.
Fellow board members Fiona Trafford-Walker and Avid Eyal have picked up more than $400,000 worth of shares between them since the downgrade.
Company founder and co-chief executive Beau Bertoli also dipped in, buying $76,000 worth of shares on Wednesday and Thursday.
The stock, which was trading above the $5 mark in September, jumped 7 per cent higher to $2.15 this afternoon.
The company remains closely held by foundation investors such as Airtree Ventures and company insiders like co-founder Greg Moshal, and his cousin Martin Moshal who own 63 per cent of the issued shares.
Following the forecast downgrade Macquarie cut its price target by 35 per cent to $3.40 and UBS slashed its price target from $5.15 to $3.10.
UBS maintained its "buy" recommendation on the stock, saying “we do not believe the model is broken” but warned Prospa “may need a sustained period of strong operating performance before investor confidence returns.”
The broker said it was surprising that it took until November to realise that the half-year performance was well behind prospectus forecasts.
“We believe this downgrade highlights that Prospa has lower earnings visibility than we previously thought.”


i=$(expr 1 + 2)
l=$(expr length "$var")
i=$((1+2))
l=${#var}
WARNING: constants with a leading 0 are interpreted as octal numbers by bash, but not by expr. Then you should specify the base when a leading zero may occur:
$ x=08
$ echo $(expr 1 + $x)
9
$ echo $((1 + $x))
-bash: 1 + 08: value too great for base (error token is "08")
$ echo $((1 + 10#$x))
9
See issue #1910
The expr utility has a rather difficult syntax [...] In many cases, the arithmetic and string features provided as part of the shell command language are easier to use than their equivalents in expr. Newly written scripts should avoid expr in favor of the new features within the shell.
sh
doesn't have a great replacement for the :
operator (regex match). ShellCheck tries not to warn when using expr with :
, but e.g. op=:; expr string "$op" regex
will still trigger it.
Other than that, all uses of expr
can be rewritten to use modern shell features instead.
Bash has [[ string =~ regex ]]
, so not even expr .. : ..
is necessary.


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Thanks for browsing my posts on organisations.
I’ve been interested in orgs for some time.
My interest was initially piqued by Bruce Eckel’s Reinventing Business, then subsequently via experiences running large consulting teams, and experimenting with trust organisation models.
These days organisations and how they (dis)function comes up more and more frequently.
As I learn, try and make sense of everything, and (hopefully) contribute to making things better, I’ll post here. I’m also keeping my ideas/reading list/notes/puzzles on a separate page.
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richtext_grob.Rd
This grob acts mostly as a drop-in replacement for grid::textGrob()
but provides more sophisticated formatting. The grob can handle basic
markdown and HTML formatting directives, and it can also draw
boxes around each piece of text. Note that this grob does not draw
plotmath expressions.
richtext_grob( text, x = unit(0.5, "npc"), y = unit(0.5, "npc"), hjust = 0.5, vjust = 0.5, halign = hjust, valign = vjust, rot = 0, default.units = "npc", margin = unit(c(0, 0, 0, 0), "pt"), padding = unit(c(0, 0, 0, 0), "pt"), r = unit(0, "pt"), align_widths = FALSE, align_heights = FALSE, name = NULL, gp = gpar(), box_gp = gpar(col = NA), vp = NULL, use_markdown = TRUE, debug = FALSE )
| text | Character vector containing Markdown/HTML strings to draw. |
|---|---|
| x, y | Unit objects specifying the location of the reference point. |
| hjust, vjust | Numerical values specifying the justification
of the text boxes relative to |
| halign, valign | Numerical values specifying the text justification
inside the text boxes. If not specified, these default to |
| rot | Angle of rotation for text, in degrees. |
| default.units | Units of |
| margin, padding | Unit vectors of four elements each indicating the margin and padding around each text label in the order top, right, bottom, left. Margins are drawn outside the enclosing box (if any), and padding is drawn inside. To avoid rendering artifacts, it is best to specify these values in absolute units (such as points, mm, or inch) rather than in relative units (such as npc). |
| r | The radius of the rounded corners. To avoid rendering artifacts, it is best to specify this in absolute units (such as points, mm, or inch) rather than in relative units (such as npc). |
| align_widths, align_heights | Should the widths and heights of all the text boxes be aligned? Default is no. |
| name | Name of the grob. |
| gp | Other graphical parameters for drawing. |
| box_gp | Graphical parameters for the enclosing box around each text label. |
| vp | Viewport. |
| use_markdown | Should the |
| debug | Should debugging info be drawn? Default is no. |
A grid grob
that represents the formatted text.
library(grid) text <- c( "Some text **in bold.**", "Linebreaks
Linebreaks
Linebreaks", "*x*2 + 5*x* + *C**i*", "Some blue text **in bold.**
And *italics text.*
 And some large text." ) x <- c(.2, .1, .7, .9) y <- c(.8, .4, .1, .5) rot <- c(0, 0, 45, -45) gp = gpar(col = c("black", "red"), fontfamily = c("Palatino", "Courier", "Times", "Helvetica")) box_gp = gpar(col = "black", fill = c("cornsilk", NA, "lightblue1", NA), lty = c(0, 1, 1, 1)) hjust <- c(0.5, 0, 0, 1) vjust <- c(0.5, 1, 0, 0.5) g <- richtext_grob( text, x, y, hjust = hjust, vjust = vjust, rot = rot, padding = unit(c(6, 6, 4, 6), "pt"), r = unit(c(0, 2, 4, 8), "pt"), gp = gp, box_gp = box_gp ) grid.newpage() grid.draw(g)# multiple text labels with aligned boxes text <- c("January", "February", "March", "April", "May") x <- (1:5)/6 + 1/24 y <- rep(0.8, 5) g <- richtext_grob( text, x, y, halign = 0, hjust = 1, rot = 45, padding = unit(c(3, 6, 1, 3), "pt"), r = unit(4, "pt"), align_widths = TRUE, box_gp = gpar(col = "black", fill = "cornsilk") ) grid.newpage() grid.draw(g)


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Dedicated Cloud Architect, Cloud Engineer and IT Professional providing over four years of professional experience in technical leadership, strategic planning, cloud services, data center services, and networking. Thrives on seemingly impossible, challenging projects in a collaborative, fast-paced environment while offering a strong aptitude and demonstrated success in effective team management, data analytics, risk management, and innovative solutions. Highly regarded for his ability to interpret data into actionable information and a critical thinking mindset. Looking forward to accepting a new challenge and work with talented, passionate, dedicated people who are as motivated as I am to solving the next problem.
Assigned to Department of Defense project as a Cloud Architect to lead the networking, logging, metric collection, and monitoring effort. Accumulated client requirements, architected solutions, and worked with engineers to automate the solutions.
Led an international DevOps team to build the company's first product. Utilized standard DevOps tools including Chef, CloudFormation, Terraform, git, and Jenkins to create an environment where we collaborated and worked toward an end goal. As the architect, product owner, and technical lead on the project, I balanced time between training resources on the team, unblocking resources on the current tasks, and planning for the future sprints.
Utilized infrastructure as code, configuration management, continuous integration, and delivery to build resilient web application deployments. Responsible for uptime, maintenance, and implementation of the production environment for 30 applications. Participated in 24/7 on-call rotation to meet business SLAs. Continuously revisited processes to build on what had already been improved. Implemented knowledge gained from working with the quality assurance team using load testing to pinpoint performance bottlenecks.
Oversaw quality of the companies integration toolset software development team which included several PHP and Java applications. Primary responsibilities included maintaining documentation and test case writing so future regression testing could be maintained by team members.
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The NTP Pool Project is the largest organization of NTP servers in the world and is used by millions of systems worldwide. To give back to the NTP Pool community I donate a server that is apart of the NTP Pool. I also created a turn key solution for deploying a NTP server in AWS.
For the last several years I have been working in AWS. Services that I use on a regular basis include:
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Executed a multi year, zero downtime migration from a colocation in AWS.
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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| SubdivisionFullMap<T,U,V> |
Maps all elements of a planar
Subdivision to arbitrary objects. |
| SubdivisionMap<T> |
Maps the faces of a planar
Subdivision to arbitrary objects. |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AddEdgeResult |
Contains the result of adding an edge to a
Subdivision . |
| FindEdgeResult |
Contains the result of finding the
SubdivisionEdge nearest to a query point. |
| PolygonGridMap |
Maps the faces of a planar
Subdivision to PolygonGrid locations. |
| RemoveEdgeResult |
Contains the result of removing an edge from a
Subdivision . |
| Subdivision |
Represents a planar subdivision as a doubly-connected edge list.
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Represents a half-edge in a planar
Subdivision . |
| SubdivisionElement |
Represents one element of a planar
Subdivision . |
| SubdivisionFace |
Represents a face in a planar
Subdivision . |
| SubdivisionIntersection |
Contains the result of an intersection between two
Subdivision instances. |
| SubdivisionSearch |
Provides a fast search structure for a planar
Subdivision . |
| VoronoiMap |
Maps the faces of a planar
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Tottenham fans mock Christian Eriksen after Denmark performance
by Dom TonerChristian Eriksen played in Denmark’s 6-0 win over Gibraltar on Friday – and some Tottenham fans on Twitter ripped into him for his performance.
The Spurs playmaker scored two late goals for his nation in the European Championship qualifier.
He’s currently one of the players under the spotlight from Spurs fans this campaign, as his form has massively dropped off and he’s out of contract at the end of the season.
The North London club fear the 27-year-old will leave on a free transfer next summer (Daily Star) and many feel his head is already elsewhere.
Eriksen has played 14 games across all competitions so far this season at club level, scoring just two goals and supplying one assist.
The attacking midfielder has been one of the key players during the Mauricio Pochettino reign, but he looks a shadow of his former self and there appears to be an underlying issue.
A selection of Spurs supporters on social media accused him of making more effort for the national team following his brace on Friday.
It will be intriguing to see if he can return after the international break with a renewed belief and the team could desperately do with him reigniting his best form while he’s still around.
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| Religion | Christianity |
| Demonym | Cyprian |
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| Time zone | UTC |
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Culture
Inasmuch as it is proper for His Majesty’s Government to regulate culture, this function is carried out by Royal Cyprian Academy and Hosker’s Canons.


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| Interface | Description |
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| GraphicsNodeRable |
This interface allows
GraphicsNode to be seen as
RenderableImages , which can be used for operations such as
filtering, masking or compositing. |
| GraphicsNodeRableFactory |
This interface lets
GraphicsNode create instances of
GraphicsNodeRable appropriate for the filter module
implementation. |
| Mask |
Implements a masking operation.
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| BackgroundRable8Bit |
This implementation of RenderableImage will render its input
GraphicsNode into a BufferedImage upon invokation of one of its
createRendering methods.
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This interface lets
GraphicsNode create instances of
GraphicsNodeRable appropriate for the filter module
implementation. |
| GraphicsNodeRable8Bit |
This implementation of RenderableImage will render its input
GraphicsNode into a BufferedImage upon invokation of one of its
createRendering methods.
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This implementation of RenderableImage will render its input
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perl582delta - what is new for perl v5.8.2
This document describes differences between the 5.8.1 release and the 5.8.2
release.
If you are upgrading from an earlier release such as 5.6.1, first
read the perl58delta, which describes differences between 5.6.0 and 5.8.0,
and the perl581delta, which describes differences between 5.8.0 and
5.8.1.
For threaded builds for modules calling certain re-entrant system calls, binary
compatibility was accidentally lost between 5.8.0 and 5.8.1. Binary
compatibility with 5.8.0 has been restored in 5.8.2, which necessitates
breaking compatibility with 5.8.1. We see this as the lesser of two evils.
This will only affect people who have a threaded perl 5.8.1, and
compiled modules which use these calls, and now attempt to run the compiled
modules with 5.8.2. The fix is to re-compile and re-install the modules
using 5.8.2.
The hash randomisation introduced with 5.8.1 has been amended. It transpired
that although the implementation introduced in 5.8.1 was source compatible
with 5.8.0, it was not binary compatible in certain cases. 5.8.2 contains an
improved implementation which is both source and binary compatible with both
5.8.0 and 5.8.1, and remains robust against the form of attack which prompted
the change for 5.8.1.
We are grateful to the Debian project for their input in this
area. See "Algorithmic Complexity Attacks" in perlsec for the
original rationale behind this change.
Several memory leaks associated with variables shared between threads have been
fixed.
The following modules and pragmata have been updated since Perl 5.8.1:
- Devel::PPPort
- Digest::MD5
- I18N::LangTags
- libnet
- MIME::Base64
- Pod::Perldoc
- strict
- Documentation improved
- Tie::Hash
- Documentation improved
- Time::HiRes
- Unicode::Collate
- Unicode::Normalize
- UNIVERSAL
- Documentation improved
Some syntax errors involving unrecognized filetest operators are now handled
correctly by the parser.
 This
should resolve problems with initializing and destroying the Perl interpreter
more than once in a single process.
Dynamic linker flags have been tweaked for Solaris and OS X, which should solve
problems seen while building some XS modules.
Bugs in OS/2 sockets and tmpfile have been fixed.
In OS X "setreuid" and friends
are troublesome - perl will now work around their problems as best
possible.
Starting with 5.8.3 we intend to make more frequent maintenance releases, with a
smaller number of changes in each. The intent is to propagate bug fixes out to
stable releases more rapidly and make upgrading stable releases less of an
upheaval. This should give end users more flexibility in their choice of
upgrade timing, and allow them easier assessment of the impact of upgrades.
The current plan is for code freezes as follows
- 5.8.3 23:59:59 GMT, Wednesday December 31st 2003
- 5.8.4 23:59:59 GMT, Wednesday March 31st 2004
- 5.8.5 23:59:59 GMT, Wednesday June 30th 2004
with the release following soon after, when testing is
complete.
See "Future Directions" in perl581delta for more
soothsaying.
If you find what you think is a bug, you might check the articles recently
posted to the comp.lang.perl.misc newsgroup and the perl bug database at
http://bugs.perl.org/. There may also be information at http://www.perl.com/,
the Perl Home Page.
If you believe you have an unreported bug, please run the
perlbug program included with your release. Be sure to trim your bug
down to a tiny but sufficient test case. Your bug report, along with the
output of "perl -V", will be sent off to
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to be analysed by the Perl porting team. You can browse and
search the Perl 5 bugs at http://bugs.perl.org/
The Changes file for exhaustive details on what changed.
The INSTALL file for how to build Perl.
The README file for general stuff.
The Artistic and Copying files for copyright
information.


Extensions¶
Did you know that you can use eemont inside QGIS or R? Let’s see how!
QGIS¶
In order to use eemont inside QGIS, please follow these steps:
First, make sure that you have successfully installed the Google Earth Engine Plugin for QGIS.
Then, open the OSGeo4W shell and run the following line:
py3_env
This will set the Python 3 environment. Afterwards, you can install eemont by running:
python -m pip install eemont
After installation, eemont can be used in the Python console inside QGIS:
import ee, eemont
from ee_plugin import Map
S2 = (ee.ImageCollection('COPERNICUS/S2_SR')
.maskClouds()
.scale()
.index(['NDVI','EVI','GNDVI'])
.first())
Map.addLayer(S2,{'min':0,'max':1,'bands':'NDVI'},'NDVI',True)
R¶
In order to use eemont inside R, please follow these steps:
First, make sure that you have successfully installed the rgee and reticulate.
Then, open a new R script and run the following chunk:
library(rgee)
library(reticulate)
ee_Initialize()
Now, we are ready to go!
First, we have to install eemont
(if required):
py_install("eemont",pip = TRUE)
Then, eemont
can be imported!
eemont <- import("eemont")
All python methods are available here, let’s take a look!
Define a point of interest:
point <- ee$Geometry$Point(c(-74.0592,11.3172))
Get and filter the Landsat 8 SR collection:
L8 <- ee$ImageCollection('LANDSAT/LC08/C01/T1_SR')$filterBounds(point)
And use eemont
as you wish!
L8 <- L8$maskClouds()$scale()$index("NDWI")


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| AsyncListener | A listener for asynchronous events. |
| BlockListener | A listener for resource data. |
| BlockSentListener | A listener for notification that a data block has been sent. |
| ChunkDataFeeder | A feeder of chunked data |
| HttpHeaderListener | A listener for http headers. |
| HttpHeaderSentListener | A listener for notification that a http header has been sent. |
| HttpResponseListener | A listener for http header sent + read. |
| LineListener | An event handler for lines of text. |
| ResourceSource | A resource source. |
| Transferable | The methods needed for fast transferTo. |
| TransferListener | A listener for transfers. |
| Class Summary | |
|---|---|
| BaseSocketHandler | A base class for socket handlers. |
| BlockSender | A handler that writes data blocks. |
| ChunkEnder | A class that sends the chunk ending (with an empty footer). |
| ChunkHandler | The chunk handler gets raw data buffers and passes the de-chunked content to the listener. |
| FileResourceSource | A resource that comes from a file. |
| HttpHeaderParser | A parser of http headers |
| HttpHeaderReader | A handler that reads http headers |
| HttpHeaderSender | A handler that writes http headers |
| HttpResponseReader | A handler that write one http header and reads a response |
| InOutProxyChain | A proxy chain that connects directly to the local network and uses a chained proxy to connect to the outside. |
| InOutProxyChainFactory | A factory that creates InOutProxyChain:s. |
| LineReader | A class that reads lines from a ByteBuffer. |
| ProxiedProxyChain | An implementation of ProxyChain that always goes through some other proxy |
| ProxyResolver | A resolver that always return the proxy address. |
| ResolvRunner | A dns lookup class that runs in the background. |
| SimpleProxyChain | A default implementation of a ProxyChain that always return the same SimpleResolver. |
| SimpleResolver | A simple resolver that uses the given dns handler. |
| TransferHandler | A handler that transfers data from a Transferable to a socket channel. |
| WebConnectionResourceSource | A resource source that gets the data from a WebConnection |
| Exception Summary | |
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| BadHttpHeaderException | Exception signaling that a http header could not be constructed. |
| RequestLineTooLongException | A class to handle the case where http header lines are too long. |
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Kaley Cuoco Shares Behind-The-Scenes Photo On First Day Of Shooting ‘The Flight Attendant’ In Bangkok
November 25, 2019
Kaley Cuoco Shares Behind-The-Scenes Photo On First Day Of Shooting ‘The Flight Attendant’ In Bangkok
Actress Kaley Cuoco is in the process of filming her next acting project The Flight Attendant, and on Monday, she shared a little behind-the-scenes photo of her on the set after she wrapped up day one of shooting.
The photo showed Kaley sitting in a chair facing a street. On the other side of the street, filming equipment and members of a production crew could be seen walking around a set that featured what appeared to be a few storefronts. A tablet that looked to be showing clips from scenes was attached to a tripod that sat a few feet in front of her.
The photo was taken from behind the The Big Bang Theory star, and it captured her in a somewhat candid moment as she turned to look at the camera. She seemed to be relaxed, perhaps glad that the work day was done. She donned a large pair of cat eye sunglasses, and seemed to be wearing a light application of makeup. Sections of her blond hair fell from beneath either a loose hat or a towel wrapped around her head. While it was impossible to see exactly what she was wearing, it looked like a peach-colored dress with spaghetti straps and sequin details. She also appeared to be holding a hand-held fan.
The angle of the shot showed Kaley’s bare shoulder as well as one of her thighs, as she sat in the chair with her legs crossed. The shot also showed that she was seated next to someone, but their knees were the only things to make it into the photo.
In the caption, Kaley mentioned that the photo was taken after wrapping up the first day of shooting the series.
Her fans were delighted that she shared the moment with them.
“Your transitions in life are so graceful from one to the next you take it on full force with style and humor…. love it! Keep it Kaley,” one admirer wrote.
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“Glad to know you’re back working again and shooting for a new series so we as fans can be graced once again!!” said a second fan.
“IMO The most beautiful woman in all of Hollywood, hands down. Not just for her looks, but for her goofy personality, and her heart,” commented a third fan.
Last week, the actress shared another candid moment with her husband, Karl Cook, while the two dined at a restaurant somewhere in Thailand.


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| ConnectivityManager::ThreadDeviceType | _GetThreadDeviceType (void) |
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Durante, F., Fiske, S. T., Kervyn, N., Cuddy, A. J. C., Akande, A., Adetoun, B. E., … Storari, C. C. (2013). Nations’ income inequality predicts ambivalence in stereotype content: How societies mind the gap. British Journal of Social Psychology, 52(4), 726-746.
Contreras, J. M., Schirmer, J., Banaji, M. R., & Mitchell, J. P. (2013). Common brain regions with distinct patterns of neural responses during mentalizing about groups and individuals. Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, 25(9), 1406-1417.
Contreras, J. M., Banaji, M. R., & Mitchell, J. P. (2013).  PLOS ONE, 8(7), e69684.
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Contreras, J. M. (2013). A cognitive neuroscience of social groups. (Doctoral dissertation). Retrieved from ProQuest Dissertations and Theses. (Accession Order No. 3566844).
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FCA And GM Unfazed By The Ford Bronco’s Return
Should they be worried?
by Anthony AlanizYou’d think the return of an iconic and beloved nameplate in an already crowded segment would have automakers worried. But that’s not the case as the Ford Bronco readies for its springtime debut. In a new report from Muscle Cars and Trucks, neither Fiat Chrysler Automobiles nor General Motors are sounding the alarm bells just yet about the Bronco’s return.
The Bronco R Baja Racer Is The Bronco We Want Right Now:
FCA’s Kim Mathers, head of Mopar performance and accessories, told the publication the company is focused on optimizing the Jeep Wrangler. She added that if Jeep is doing things right, then “it doesn’t matter what the others do.” GM is taking a similar route, saying it would evaluate what the Bronco means when it arrives. This comes after a report from August, again originally reported by Muscle Cars and Trucks, said the company killed a GMC-branded Bronco rival in late 2018.
Gallery: Ford Bronco Mule Spy Photos
Ford is billing the new Bronco as a tried-and-true, off-road monster with its body-on-frame construction. With little word from Ford about the SUV, rumors are running rampant. The SUV could come in two- and four-door configurations with retro styling used throughout, including the iconic rectangular grille and round headlights. Ford has filed new patents and trademarks that could hint at what the Bronco could offer, too, including several neat features that highlight the SUV’s off-road focus.
This Is What We Know:
We won’t have to wait too much longer before Ford provides a full rundown of details about the Bronco. Ford is planning to unveil it next spring with the new model, possibly making its public debut at the Detroit Auto Show in early June. Then we’ll know if FCA and GM should be worried. While both seemed quite nonchalant about Ford’s new SUV, at least outwardly, internally, both companies could be reacting quite differently to the Bronco. And competition is good for consumers.
Source: Muscle Cars and Trucks


You can go home and have a simple Sails app up and running with less headaches than what I ran into.
sails new midwestjs
cd midwestjs
sails lift
npm install sails-mysql
/* This file is located under: config/connections.js */
someMysqlServer: {
adapter: "sails-mysql",
host: "localhost",
port: 3306,
user: "root",
password: "",
database: "midwestjs"
},
/* This file is located under: config/models.js */
connection: 'someMysqlServer',
sails generate api person
/* This file is located under: api/models/Person.js */
attributes: {
age: "integer",
name: "string"
}
The sample JSON blob:
{
"age": 100,
"name": "Sherpa"
}
We can either use Postman or CURL to send this.
You'll get a nice JSON response back like:
{
"age": 100,
"name": "Sherpa",
"createdAt": "2015-08-09T22:08:00.708Z",
"updatedAt": "2015-08-09T22:08:00.708Z",
"id": 1
}
And now we can see that Person at:
Now lets look at the database!
migrate: 'alter'
age: "integer",
name: "string",
location: "string"
sails generate api pet
/* This file is located under: api/models/Pet.js */
attributes: {
name: "string",
trait: "string"
}
/* This file is located under: api/models/Person.js */
attributes: {
pet: {
model: "pet"
},
age: "integer",
name: "string",
location: "string"
}
{
"age": 200,
"name": "Super Sherpa",
"location": "Iowa",
"pet": {
"name": "Stewie",
"trait": "fluffy"
}
}
Boring eh?
/* This file is located under: config/blueprints.js */
prefix: "/api",
Pro-tip: You'll have to re-lift even with the reloader
{
"name": "Curl",
"age": 1,
"location": "your project folder"
}
curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d @testData.json http://localhost:1337/person
If you added the "/api" prefix in the Blueprints file you'll want to add that to the url.


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Technology and services used : : Github API, JavaScript, jQuery, AJAX, HTML5, CSS, Bootstrap and Adobe
Photoshop.
It is a device responsive web application which I built for one of my international research paper for
analysis of DES, 3DES, Blowfish and Twofish encryption/decryption algorithms by using file size, key size,
encryption time and decryption time as parameters and generating graphs for various cases for easy
comparison. It is open source and available as my Github repository for the use of other researchers for
further research.
Technology and services used : : PHP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap, jQuery, JpGraph and Adobe
Photoshop.
Score : 90%
Apart from being a Full Stack Developer, I am an artist and like to sketch. I also like to watch Sci-Fi movies and eat different types of food. I enjoy most of my time exploring the latest technology advancements in the web development world.
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Constructor
new SoundObjectItem(file, Callback, tag)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
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file |
string | the file to be loaded. |
Callback |
function | on loading complete. |
tag |
number | Tags of 1 won't be cleared when you flush the soundObject cache, 0 will be cleared. |
Members
currentTime
Fired when you get the current elapsed time of a sound.
currentTime
Fired when you set the current elapsed time of a sound.
duration
Fired when you get the duration of the sound.
loop
Fired when you change the .loop property of a sound.
loop
Fired when you get the loop property.
playbackRate
Fired when you read .playbackRate of a sound.
playbackRate
Fired when you change .playbackRate of a sound.
playing
Fired when you get the .playing status of a sound.
position
Fired when you get the position of a sound.
volume
Fired when you change the .volume attribute of the sound.
volume
Fired when you read the .volume attribute on the sound.
Methods
checkProgress()
Checks the progress of the loading sound.
destroy()
Destroys the sound and and unloads it.
doneLoading()
Callback for when a sound is done loading.
play()
Plays the sound.
seek()
Alias for setCurrentTime
stop()
Stops the sound.
unload()
Alias for destroy.


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Mushrooms - P. Cubensis
BACKGROUND:
The summer after my freshman year I bought a mushroom kit from a local head shop with the intention of taking it home and doing mushrooms all summer long. I had previously tripped on low dosages (one 2.5 gram trip, one 1 gram trip, one 4 gram trip) of mushrooms earlier in the year. These trips amounted to nothing more than a few breathing walls, small visual distortions, and very stoned thoughts.
Mindset:
Fastforward to mid-summer. The mushrooms took a very long time to grow, something like a month and a half. No complaints really, since it was a kit that required little to no attention or preparation, just a little anxious to do my mushrooms since my summer was already half gone. Due to the unforseen growing time of the shrooms I had decided to do a large dose at once. I knew I had to plan my trip carefully knowing this. Before dropping the shrooms I drilled it in to my brain that it was going to be a good trip and that all variables within my control had been carefully scrutinized and that there was no need to go to my friends, parents, or authorities for anything. No need to leave my room.
Setting:
Late night/Early morning 1 am, My room. I had put every pillow and blanket I could scrounge into my closest to create a super comfortable cocoon.
My Trip:
This is written in the chronological order that I experienced.
1am - I had originally decided to do 7 grams, a dosage a college friend recommended. I dropped the mushrooms one by one, some fresh, some dried. After reaching the seven gram target I weighed out the remainder of mushrooms, 6 grams. And on an impulse I just shoved the 6 grams in to my mouth.  Thoughs began to fill my mind that my dad would come up stairs open my door and find me all tripped out in my closet, the panic began to crecendo. At that moment I reminded myself of the careful planning that went into this endevour; that was the last unpleasent feeling of the night.
115am - I turn on the black light in my room shut the closet door and turn of the lights. Complete sensory deprivation. I spend the next few minutes lying in my cocoon just having run of the mill sober thoughts.
120am - Nothing yet. I turn my head to the left and feel my stomach churn. I close my eyes and extrodanary patterns of colors and geometric shapes suddenly hit me. I am tripping, hard. I am paying a lot of attention to the visuals they are quite like nothing I had ever seen, magnificent geometric and fractal patterns. I see intensifiying patterns for the next 10 minutes, I am quite lucid for a while. I turn my head forward again and the geometric patterns are quite strong.
145am - I have reached a plateau and am quite sure that this is the peak of my trip. But then this strange visual static, a little like TV Snow, only a little though, it's truly indescribable, starts to appear behind the colorful patterns. It slowly starts overcoming the patterns, and now the patterns are coming in and out of the static quite like a fading radio station. I suddenly realize that I am in for much more than I had originally thought. Soon the geometric patterns and colors are gone and not to bee seen again, only the static remains. I can feel myself losing grasp of reality, I am not lucid like I was just moments earlier, I am sprialing down into the psychadelic abyss.
Flurries of pictures begin to flash in front of me, pictures I haven't seen since childhood. Feelings I haven't felt since childhood begin to flow through me. My child hood mindset had actually taken hold of me. I didn't understand what was happening, but I knew that I was no longer 19 years old. I was 7. All the memories were clear, as if I was reliving them, actually there. I opened my eyes and saw a faint light coming from a door shining light on the complete darkness that was a familiar room. I understood this vision to be from my past when I was newly born, lying in my crib in my parents room. It felt real, not imagined or dreamt.
At that point the room disappeared and only the distant light was visible. My cocoon began to feel warm and wet, it felt as if it encompassed my entire body. The light faded and I felt my eyes begin to wander around the compete darkness, they were no longer in sync. Each eye was going in its own direction and focusing and defocusing, they had minds of their own. My fingers began to move on their own accord, I had absolutely no control over their movement.
2am - 15 minutes have passed and I have alredy re-experienced my birth. I was crying at the sheer beauty of life and it's creation. I bawled for the next 15 minutes.
215am - I had gone insane. I had taken a small analog watch with glowing hands to keep track of time in the complete darkness, and at exactly 2:16 I snapped. This was the last time during the trip that time had any meaning or even existed. For the past hour I had been steadily losing grasp of reality but nothing prepared me from this sudden meltdown of my mind. I abruptly stopped crying. At the moment I didn't not think I was insane, but I was. It was as if my mind had been struggling to break loose of it's confines for the last hour and had finally made it to the other side. Nothing mattered anymore, I was inhabting the 4th dimension. I was living all parts of my life at once. Time broke down completely. All the thoughts I had ever had in my entire life were suddenly present at the front of my mind, and there was room for all of it.
I even recognized thoughts and memories that I hadn't even lived through yet, thoughts of my wife and children, my work, my success, the tribulations of being in my 40s with a family! I'M ONLY 19. It didn't matter though, I had transcended time, it was all relevent. I also had this strange ability to recall every dream I had ever had, with this ability I could recall dreams and explore their landscapes as I never could before, like they were real places. I had my eyes open this entire time, the sensory deprivation really got to me, I projected my thoughts on to my eyes, and explored my dream worlds in great detail walking, running, feeling things, touching things, talking with people.
The dreams and the reliving of my life were simultaneous and seem to take eternities. The entire time I had this feeling of peace and beauty, as if I had lived my life entirely and was ready to die. All feelings became one, joy and suffering were indestinguishable from eachother, all feelings joined together to create an innerpeace telling me everything is ...going/going to be/has already been... alright.  I open the door. To my great suprise I had forgotten about the black light so everything looks extremely different and slightly frightening. There is this weird three dimensional script all over the floor of my room. Everything is spinning and moving and breathing and waving. I look at the clock but it makes no sense. It says 2:15am. I make no attempt to reconcille the fact that everything I had experienced in the closet since last looking at my watch (which seemingly took an indescribably long time) had taken no time at all.
I look away from the clock and begin to contemplate the time I had 'just spent' in the bathroom, I glance at the clock and it says 3:15, I look away again and ask myself how an hour just pass in a few seconds. I look back at the clock and it says 2:45, and I go to the bathroom. While in the bathroom I realize that time was skipping back and forth, and that I was experiencing things before they happen and then doing them. This is a most strange feeling. I look at myself in the mirror and I morph in to an old man (which is what I was contemplating earlier before it even happened!). The old version of myself was unsettling.
315am - I get bored of looking at the future me. I leave the bathroom and contemplate the time I had 'just spent' in there. I glance at the clock, 3:15am, it means nothing to me. I lay down in my bed and begin 3 hours of intense introspective travel until I fall asleep.
Conclusions:
It has taken me weeks to recover from this one trip. I still don't fully understand it. Especially the time aspect. In the morning I looked at both my room clock and the watch I had used in the closet and both were telling the same time. I truly felt as if I inhabited a dimension where time has no meaning when past, present, and future are all the same. I also beleive the mind stores everything that it experiences, absolutely everyting, and that somehow psychadelics are the gateway in which we tap our unused parts of the brain, unlocking realms of existance that only the divine are said to inhabit.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Features
This is accent a minimal, mobile friendly theme for Jekyll
It features:
- Customizable accent
- Comments with Disqus
- Permalinks for headers
- Guest Posts
- Author’s Page
- Author’s Profile Picture, Short Bio.
- Pagination using
jekyll-paginate
- Syntax Highlighting for code
- RSS Feed
- Google Analytics
- A 404 page.
- Full Documentation on the Demo website.


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title: Flux - the GitOps family of projects
description: >
Flux is a set of continuous and progressive delivery solutions for Kubernetes, and they are open and extensible.
The APIs of Flux are stable now.
Now is the best time to start using Flux, or start your migration if you are a legacy user.
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Server-Side Apply has landed in Flux!
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height="full" link_title="Get started" link_url="/docs/get-started/" %}}
Flux is a set of continuous and progressive delivery solutions for Kubernetes that are open and extensible.
The latest version of Flux brings many new features, making it more flexible and versatile.
Flux is a CNCF Incubating project.
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Flux in short
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Flux and Flagger deploy apps with canaries, feature flags, and A/B rollouts. Flux can also manage any Kubernetes resource. Infrastructure and workload dependency management is built in.
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{{< blocks/featureitem emoji="🤖" caption="Just push to Git and Flux does the rest" >}}
Flux enables application deployment (CD) and (with the help of Flagger) progressive delivery (PD) through automatic reconciliation. Flux can even push back to Git for you with automated container image updates to Git (image scanning and patching).
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{{< blocks/featureitem emoji="🔩" caption="Flux works with your existing tools" >}}
Flux works with your Git providers (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, can even use s3-compatible buckets as a source), all major container registries, and all CI workflow providers.
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{{< blocks/featureitem emoji="☸" caption="Flux works with any Kubernetes and all common Kubernetes tooling" >}}
Kustomize, Helm, RBAC, and policy-driven validation (OPA, Kyverno, admission controllers) so it simply falls into place.
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{{< blocks/featureitem emoji="🤹" caption="Flux does Multi-Tenancy (and “Multi-everything”)" >}}
Flux uses true Kubernetes RBAC via impersonation and supports multiple Git repositories. Multi-cluster infrastructure and apps work out of the box with Cluster API: Flux can use one Kubernetes cluster to manage apps in either the same or other clusters, spin up additional clusters themselves, and manage clusters including lifecycle and fleets.
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{{< blocks/featureitem emoji="📞" caption="Flux alerts and notifies" >}}
Flux provides health assessments, alerting to external systems, and external events handling. Just “git push”, and get notified on Slack and
other chat systems.
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{{< blocks/featureitem emoji="👍" caption="Users trust Flux" >}}
Flux is a CNCF Incubating project and was categorised as "Adopt" on the
CNCF CI/CD Tech Radar (alongside Helm).
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{{< blocks/featureitem emoji="💖" caption="Flux has a lovely community that is very easy to work with!" >}}
We welcome contributors of any kind. The components of Flux are on Kubernetes core controller-runtime, so anyone can contribute and its functionality can be extended very easily.
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GitOps at your fingertips
Flux is a collection of tools for keeping Kubernetes clusters
in sync with sources of configuration (like Git repositories), and automating updates to configuration
when there is new code to deploy.
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Describe the entire desired state of your system in [Git](https://git-scm.com). This includes apps, configuration,
dashboards, monitoring, and everything else.
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Use [YAML](https://yaml.org) to enforce conformance to the declared system. You don't need to run
[`kubectl`](https://kubectl.docs.kubernetes.io/) because all changes are synced automatically.
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Everything is controlled through pull requests. Your Git history provides a sequence of transactions, allowing you to
recover state from any snapshot.
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Declaratively configurable using Custom Resources, state reports in the
[object's status](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/overview/working-with-objects/kubernetes-objects/#object-spec-and-status)
and via [Kubernetes Events](https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/debug-application-cluster/debug-application-introspection/),
and integrations with Kubernetes RBAC
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Support for e.g. [Kustomize](https://kustomize.io), [Helm](https://helm.sh); GitHub, GitLab, Harbor and custom
webhooks; notifications to most team communication platforms; and many more.
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Easily create a continuous delivery solution with only the components you need, or use the [GitOps Toolkit](#gitops-toolkit)
to extend Flux.
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Who is using Flux
Some of the biggest organisations have adopted the Flux family of projects for their GitOps needs.
See who is part of our community and how about joining yourself?
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Resources
If you are new to Flux, you might want to check out some of the following resources to get started.
Find more on our dedicated resources page.
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This playlist is designed to show the powerful GitOps capabilities of Flux (and the GitOps Toolkit). Videos include project overviews, reviews, technical demos, and walk-throughs of our guides.
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Stefan walks through what Flux is, who it’s for and its components. Then gives a demo on how to use Flux for delivering infrastructure and applications changes onto Kubernetes.
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Jason walks through how to use Flux's dependency manager to ensure that your apps get added to your mesh every time.
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title="Flux v2 Deep Dive series with Geert Baeke" %}}
In this 5 video series, Geert Baeke takes a deep dive of Flux v2 and the use of GitOps principles with an Intro to Flux v2, Intro to Kustomize, Deploying Manifests, Monitoring & Alerting, and Helm Basics.
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Other Flux projects
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The set of APIs and controllers that make up the runtime for Flux. You can use the GitOps Toolkit to extend Flux, and to build your own systems for continuous delivery.
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Kubernetes Operator for the automation of promoting canary deployments using Istio, Linkerd, App Mesh, NGINX, Skipper, Contour, Gloo or Traefik routing for traffic shifting, and Prometheus metrics for canary analysis.
The canary analysis can be extended with webhooks for running system integration/acceptance tests, load tests, or any other custom validation.
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We owe our success and good reputation as GitOps project to Flux and Helm Operator. They are the v1 iteration of our project and currently in [maintenance mode](https://github.com/fluxcd/flux/issues/3320).
We **strongly advise** everyone to familiarise themselves with the latest version of Flux and [start the process of migrating](/docs/migration/).
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Made possible by our contributors
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Management Information Systems Student
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mixmo.utils.misc¶
Utility functions for random sampling, type checking, dictionary handling, checkpoint parsing and configuration
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APT PUPIL (1998) A Film Review by Ted Prigge Copyright 1998 Ted Prigge
Director: Bryan Singer Writer: Brandon Boyce (based on the novella by Stephen King) Starring: Ian McKellen, Brad Renfro, Bruce Davison, Ann Dowd, Joshua Johnson, Elias Kosteas, David Schwimmer, Joe Morton, Jan Tríska, Michael Byrne, Heather McComb, James Karen
There must be something about Stephen King's collection of novellas entitled "Different Seasons." From this collection, we've gotten "Stand by Me" and "The Shawshank Redemption" (based on "The Body" and "Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption," respectively), two of the best King adaptations that have been filmed (which, if you can remember all the King adaptations, isn't really saying a lot). This collection doesn't dabble in the usual King cliches, like supernatural monsters, but rather stems from real human horror. "The Body" is a poignant and totally original coming-of-age story, and "Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption" tells an outrageous story about a 19-year-long escape from prison that deals more with the characters who have eerily adapted to life there and can't function anywhere else. Who thought King was so philosophically interested in humanity?
"Apt Pupil" is sandwiched between both of these in the book, and deals with a fascinating topic. In it, a 16-year old genius high school student named Todd Bowden blackmails a man he believes to be a Nazi War Criminal in hiding into not giving him money but rather teaching him about what it was like in the concentration camps. I haven't read it (yet), but the key to this film is Todd is already rather evil himself, having taken the time to make sure the man is who he is, and then forcing him to unearth his old wounds, and that by hearing about the man's evil deeds from his past, he begins to get a better hold on his own personal evil.
That's all well and good, but that doesn't mean this film is necessarily very good. Just because a film has a neat philosophy doesn't mean that that cancels out all the problems with it, such as this film's main problem, a weak script. The film opens rather well, though, showing Todd (played by Brad Renfro, the kid from "The Client," that painfully mediocre Grisham film adaptation) as not totally at odds with his own inner evil. He's a senior, despite his age, and is rather shy though slightly popular (he has to be: his best friend is played by Joshua Jackson from "Dawson's Creek," and he actually looks like James Van Der Beek's younger brother). He's studying the Holocaust in his History class, which piques his interest so much that he studies it after school.
One day he sees a man on a bus that looks like an older version of one of the pictures of a concentration camp torturer, and becomes obsessed with him. When we next see him, he's accumulated all the facts into one folder, and has successfully blackmailed the man, one Arthur Denker, who's really a man named Kurt Dussander. He agrees to tell him all the stories (which we never hear with one exception - and that exception is about as creepy as the film gets), but soon the plot twists as Todd grows more and more in control of his evil, and Kurt digresses into his old state.
Well, that's how it should be. The Dussander regression is rather good for a bit, mostly because the performance comes from none other than Brit actor Ian McKellen, a brilliant thespian who's performance in 1995's "Richard III" ranks among one of the best of the decade (and one of the best villains of all time). He represents all that's great with the film, slowly allowing his old self to seep in, but at the same time coming across so mysteriously that he may have been that way all the time. When he tells his stories, we sense that he really did enjoy it and took a sick pride in his work.
But as good as McKellen is, the film suffers from being too much like a sustained ascent to whatever in the first half, then an anticlimactic anti-delivery in the second half. The meetings go on for awhile, without much insight, and Renfro, who's very good, is left with a characterization which is too erratic for him to really get a good grip on his performance, and therefore the first half allows us to be a tad disappointed in what this film is really trying to tell us. Is he really getting a good grip on his own evil, even though he was able to blackmail a man brilliantly when others couldn't? Renfro goes all out in his performance, making him a real bastard, and we wonder if we should like him or the crotchety old man being blackmailed...and then other times it's the other way around.
More conflicts are risen, like ones involving his presence at school, and more importantly, his slipping grades, which are allegedly the result of him having nightmares as a result of hearing those darned stories (we can't really get into this because we don't hear the stories either, but that would require, I guess, someone sitting down with an actual Nazi War Criminal, which just isn't worth it if it's just going to be in a silly little film). Enter Guidance Counselor Edward French, played by a moustached and surprisingly effective David Schwimmer (looking like a dorkier Groucho Marx in a short-sleeved shirt), who begins to try and help him, and only gets himself more involved in the plot.
The second half, which should bring about the breaking point, instead brings some really cheap moments of suspense tossed in for suspense-sake, such as the murders of a wounded pigeon, a cat (this isn't really resolved though, for whatever reason), and finally, a bum looking for a drink, somewhere to sleep, and a couple bucks, and is willing to do anything to get it (played by a very effective Elias Kosteas). All of these reduce the film to literal terms, rather than really exploring the horror within, not to mention that they're there for audience appreciation rather than anything deeper. By the time the film is quoting and misinterpreting John Donne, the film has become one of those films that takes the easy way out after a perhaps promising beginning, making the wait rather unworth it.
Still, there are good parts. The acting is very good, especially from McKellen and Renfro, who succeed despite some characterization problems they had nothing to do with. The direction and all things technical are the real plus side. Directed by Bryan Singer, who directed the contemporary classic, "The Usual Suspects," the film just looks good. His shots are well-developed, and his inclusion of a controversial high school shower scene, which morphs between reality and Todd's images of holocaust victims, is shallow but emotionally effective (just what is this supposed to be telling us about his character?). The cinematography is excellent, and the juxtaposing finale is particularly creepy.
Therefore, "Apt Pupil" is a modest failure. It's moments are really effective, but they fit like pieces from different jigsaw puzzles, making up a portrait that doesn't quite work. Still, it has some really nice throaway moments that make it great, particularly the revelation that all old German WWII survivors love American cartoons and comedy (the sight of McKellen loosing it while watching Mr. Magoo is especially amusing), which makes it just enough to be marginally likable, but just not totally effective as a disturbing piece of insightful cinema...or as part of the "Different Seasons" collection.
MY RATING (out of 4): **1/2
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