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CYGWIN="nodosfilewarning"
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Some Thoughts on Dev Bootcamp
With some inspiration from Shereef's Fireside Chat
04.11.15
Coming into Dev Bootcamp I had so many different emotions, anxieties, expectations, fears, perceptions, notions, ideas, worries, motivations... The list could go on and on. Now that I'm just about finished with my first week of Dev Bootcamp, I have to say that I still have a lot of those feelings! Dev Bootcamp is a learning experience like I've never seen before.
For starters, if you don't have initiative to learn new things, I'm pretty sure Dev Bootcamp won't be for you. It's shocking and at the same time empowering how much you'll need to be comfortable with searching for information and finding answers on your own. This doesn't mean that you're all on your own, but it does mean that you have to be comfortable with searching for information, and potentially reaching out to your cohort or dbc staff/alums when you just can't figure something out. This can be a hard thing to do, but once you get your feet wet and reach out to your cohort, you'll see that the responses are so so quick, friendly, and always helpful.  You just have to reach out and ask.
It's been a while since I've been in a formal learning environment, so it's definitely going to take a bit of getting used to being a student again. Luckily, Dev Bootcamp's curriculum is centered on all the things that made me want to join Dev Bootcamp in the first place! I find it very refreshing to get straight into the meat of the program, instead of taking hours of pre-requisite courses before getting there.
Although I think Dev Bootcamp is going to be one of the biggest challenges I'll have ever taken on, I'm convinced I'll be a better person for it. I've been working in Administrative and Operations type positions for about nine years now, and it's been about that long since I've really felt challenged or challenged myself. I've become complacent in the daily grind, and status quo of living. Well, I can't take it anymore! There has to be something better for me out there. If I've got to work for a living, then there has to be a way to release my passion for puzzles, problem-solving, and details, and use them in my career. If completing Dev Bootcamp doesn't get me all the way there, I believe it's at least the first step to finding the career that works for me.
Here's to diving in!


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A Tout Le Monde
Countdown To Extinction
Black Curtains
Prince of Darknes
Absolution Instrumeltal
Symphony of Destruction
Public Enemy No. 1
Hangar 18
Holy Wars... The Punishment Due/p>
Sudden Death
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A Tout Le Monde
Countdown To Extinction
Black Curtains
Prince of Darknes
Absolution Instrumeltal
Symphony of Destruction
Public Enemy No. 1
Hangar 18
Holy Wars... The Punishment Due/p>
Sudden Death
Elysian Fields
Family Tree
Victory


Bachelor of Technology (b.tech)
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This project was made under the problem statement-2, Mobility section for HackCBS


Welcome, everyone!
Thank you for visiting my porfolio website. You can look through many different kinds of projects I participated in.
I have a 3 years of experience as a brand eCommerce project manager in a digital web agency. I am currently studying UX for AI, and AI for UX at Yonsei University as a graduate student.


General Education course reflections
I’ve taken quite a few non-major-related courses at ISU. Three I’d like to highlight are HIST 390: world military history,
HDFS 239: Consumer issues, and LDST 322: Leadership in a diverse environment.
History 390 was a very interesting course. We covered most major wars in Europe and to a lesser extent elsewhere in the
world that occurred between the start of the Napoleonic era and the modern-day. I learned a lot about how militaries
evolve and adapt to different pressures. For example, after Napoleon conquered most of western Europe in the name of
France, he attempted to economically align himself with his neighbors. France at this time was spread thin and facing a lot
of rebellion but they had plans to siege the island of Britain by cutting off all trade with the mainland. Conquering every
meter of the coast was impossible so Napolean was forced to fight an economic blockade war. This was partially due to
the British specializing in naval warfare most of their history. Britain was always on the cutting edge of naval warfare
because if they weren’t they would be conquered swiftly. This logistical thread can be seen throughout history. World War
2 American tanks are widely agreed upon to not necessarily be the best tank fielded in the war but far and away the best
tank for the Americans. America needed a than that could be loaded on flatcars in the middle of the country, transported
by rail to the coast, loaded onto a ship, and sailed across the Atlantic before it saw any combat where European powers
like Germany simply needed to drive their tanks a few towns over before reaching the front lines. Well-planned operational
logistics always increase the chance a plan will succeed even if they end up being useless. Engineers need to keep in
mind that preparation and requirement identification is vital to any engineering job. A tank is no good if you can’t get it into
battle. This course also gave me a lot of good context surrounding major world powers, like France and Germany, and
how they fought to claim the borders they hold today. This context allows me to better understand foreign policy decisions
around the world.
HDFS 239 was an interesting class. It really drove home just how important budgeting is regardless of how much money.
We went in-depth with how living below your means is the easiest way to gain and maintain wealth, advice I intend to
follow after college. I also learned there are fiduciary advisors who are obligated to put your interests before all else and
are thus the best financial advisors out there. Budgeting is also necessary for engineering where you’ll be often asked
how much a project is going to cost and then held to that. I think consumer issues better apply to the general public,
though, where most people should learn to live more within their means so that the country can collectively worry less
about money.
LDST 322 has expanded my leadership capabilities. We’ve talked about how women are slightly statistically more likely to focus on
relationships during a project over goals and how either focus can be useful in certain situations. We’ve talked about how emotional
intelligence is key to good leadership in that it allows you to understand what your team needs and react to that. Finally, I had a gap
in my knowledge of African American history-filled. The lack of a unifying leader for the African American community after Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr. was always somewhat ignored in my teaching until this leadership class talked about multiple leaders that were
threatened and/or silenced before they could unify the African American community. This class will certainly help in engineering
reminding me to consider other viewpoints and how to approach possibly uncomfortable subjects. It’s also prepared me for the wider
world where there is always a desperate need for good leaders willing to look out for all their subordinates regardless of background.


This app is designed to help you pin point your problem areas in regards to sleep and to direct you towards optimal more satisfying sleep.
This app will be able to monitor whether you are awake or asleep and over time compile enough data to help you with the right tips and tools to help you make the best of your sleeping hours.
The most important reason to track your sleep is that sleep is good for your health, so you need to be sure you're getting enough of it.
Napping has recently been associated with lower coronary mortality, possibly due to reduced cardiovascular stress mediated by daytime sleep.
self-reported sleep duration is only moderately correlated with actual sleep time as it is typical for someone to report having slept 6 hours but only having actually having spent 3 hours in the REM state. We will help you ensure you are meeting your bodys requirements for an optimal day when you get out of bed.


Moving Page Position in Menu
How to move a page to a new position in the site menu using the Pages module. DNN Platform users must be granted Edit Page permissions to the page where the Pages module is located and Edit Page permissions to the page that is being moved. Evoq Content users must be granted Add Content permissions to the page where the Pages module is located and Manage Settings permissions to the page that is being moved.
Moving a Page to a Parent Position
- Navigate to Admin > Page Management - OR - Go to a Pages modules.
- Click and hold on the name of the page to be moved.
- Drag the page to the new location. The place where the page will be inserted is indicated by a dotted line. In this example, the page is being moved to the parent level and will be located between the About Us and Our Products page.
- Release to insert the page.
Moving a Page to a Child Position
- Navigate to Admin > Page Management - OR - Go to a Pages modules.
- Ensure the new parent page is visible.
- Click and hold on the name of the page to be moved.
- Drag the page over the top of the new parent page and when the parent page becomes highlighted, release the page to drop it in the chosen location.


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The SHIFT and UNSHIFT commands change the correspondence between the arguments supplied on an “FR C filename” command and the formal parameter tokens within the command file.
Usage
SHIFT [number]
UNSHIFT [number|*]
Arguments
Description
Normally, the first argument is substituted for $$1, the second argument for $$2, and so forth. The SHIFT command increments the argument number that corresponds to each parameter number, effectively shifting the argument array so that a given range of parameter numbers refer to a higher range of arguments. The UNSHIFT command reverses this effect. Argument shifting is very useful when you want to perform the same series of actions repetitively on an unknown number of arguments (or groups of arguments).
Examples
The following command file will display the contents of a series of ranges. It expects an argument list of the form:
addr count [addr count] ...
if ($$0 < 2) { dv "Expected address and count\n"; goto done }
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parts of the protocol are defined in the following documents:
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encoded as objects. It establishes a set of responsibilities between
the caller and the callee: the responsibility of the caller to use the
naming required by the callee, and the responsibility of callee to
validate request parameters and coerce parameters as necessary.
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"LDO Types" describes [should describe] the format for
representing data type names, the object types and encoding for
common inter-language types, communicating surrogate or remote
objects (proxies), and formats for several language or
scheme-specific type names.
- Binary Serialization
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Yes, it is a bit old fashioned, but a guestbook is a nice way to let me know you visited and share a comment with me.
Yes, it is a bit old fashioned, but a guestbook is a nice way to let me know you visited and share a comment with me.


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Press release
Hundreds of employers are now behind Traineeships, helping to unlock the potential of motivated young people who are not yet work ready.
Hundreds of employers are now behind Traineeships, helping to unlock the potential of motivated young people who are not yet work ready. And the government is urging even more employers to get involved to help 16 to 23 year-olds gain the vital work experience needed in order to get an Apprenticeship or other job.
Launched last year (2013), Traineeships give unemployed young people work preparation training and work experience as well as English and maths qualifications. And employers including Siemens, the Port of Tilbury and Virgin Media have already committed to Traineeships.
The Port of Tilbury in Essex has announced that it will triple the number of trainees it takes on, from 20 in 2013 to at least 60 in 2014. The majority of the Port of Tilbury’s existing trainees, many from areas with traditionally high levels of youth unemployment, have gone on to start Apprenticeships and other permanent full-time positions after impressing on their Traineeship. The work by the Port of Tilbury was recently recognised in the Thurrock Civic Awards where they won the Business in the Community award.
Skills and Enterprise Minister, Matthew Hancock MP said:
We introduced Traineeships to unlock the great potential of young people. Employers involved in the programme are now helping their trainees to develop the skills that are required in the workplace. They can then build on this and begin their career with an Apprenticeship or other sustainable job.
With National Apprenticeship Week starting next week (3 to 7 March 2014), there has never been a better time to start thinking about offering a Traineeship or an Apprenticeship.
Perry Glading, Chief Operating Officer at the Port of Tilbury said:
Traineeships are a significant part of our recruitment strategy. Like Apprenticeships, Traineeships are a means to invest in the future of our business and to ensure we have the skilled workforce we need for the future. Our announcement today (27 February 2014) is a result of the importance we place on our Traineeship programme and we hope to increase our trainees to 60 this year.
As well as helping improve the prospects of young people in our local community in Thurrock, Traineeships are vital in bringing fresh talent into the Port and addressing the local skills shortage. Our ultimate aim is to offer suitable trainees an Apprenticeship or other job at the port.
Traineeships are delivered by training providers with the content tailored to the needs of the business and the individual. Employers can visit bitly.com/Traineeships2014 to find out how they can take on their first trainee and help develop talented young people with the practical skills for the workplace.
For more information, case studies of Traineeships employers and trainees, please contact:
Alice Guttmann, 020 7089 6123<EMAIL_ADDRESS>1. National Apprenticeship Service
The National Apprenticeship Service supports and co-ordinates the delivery of Apprenticeships and Traineeships throughout England.
It is responsible for increasing the number of Apprenticeship and Traineeship opportunities and providing a dedicated, responsive service for both employers and learners. This includes simplifying the process of recruiting an apprentice or trainee through Apprenticeship vacancies, an online system where employers can advertise their vacancies and potential apprentices or trainees can apply.
Apprenticeships bring considerable value to organisations, employers, individuals and the economy. Businesses across the country are increasingly realising the enormous benefits that Apprenticeships create, not only in terms of developing a highly skilled workforce but also by boosting productivity and staff retention.
Research shows that Apprenticeships are an optimal way of training, developing and skilling people for the future, helping businesses to secure a supply of people with the skills and qualities they need and which are often not available on the external job market.
A Traineeship is an education and training programme with a work placement that is focused on giving young people the skills and experience that employers are looking for. At its core are work preparation training, English and maths for those who need it, and a high quality work experience placement.
Traineeships are for young people aged 16 to 23 who are motivated to get a job but who lack the skills and experience that employers are looking for. Traineeships prepare young people for their future careers by helping them to become ‘work ready’. They give young people the skills and experience to be able to compete for an Apprenticeship or other job.
Traineeships are a stepping stone to future success for young people, businesses and the wider economy. There has never been a better time to employ an apprentice, or start an Apprenticeship.
Visit apprenticeships.org.uk or call 08000 150 600 to find out more.
2.The Skills Funding Agency
The Skills Funding Agency is a partner organisation of the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills ( BIS ). Its job is to fund and promote adult further education ( FE ) and skills training in England, including Traineeships and Apprenticeships, in a way which supports economic growth. The Agency delivers £4.1 billion of skills training through contracts with over 1,000 colleges, private training organisations and employers, with a highly effective supply chain that means FE meets local need in the most cost-effective way.
Within the Skills Funding Agency, there are 2 customer-facing services: the National Apprenticeship Service, which is responsible for increasing the number of Traineeship and Apprenticeship opportunities, and the National Careers Service, which provides impartial careers information, advice and guidance online, by telephone or face-to-face.
3.The government’s economic policy objective is to achieve ‘strong, sustainable and balanced growth that is more evenly shared across the country and between industries’. It set 4 ambitions in the ‘Plan for Growth’ , published at Budget 2011:
Work is underway across government to achieve these ambitions, including progress on more than 250 measures as part of the Growth Review. Developing an Industrial Strategy gives new impetus to this work by providing businesses, investors and the public with more clarity about the long-term direction in which the government wants the economy to travel.
Published: 27 February 2014


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Here is a list of the countries I've visited:
However, out of all the places I've visited, I've narrowed them down to my top five favorites.
Taiwan has to be first on my list. Why? Because I lived there for three years.
Before I worked in tech, I taught English as a second language to preschool, elementary, and middle school kids in New Taipei, Taiwan. It was a scary and new experience for me, but I learned a lot and I really enjoyed the chance to become completely absorbed in a culture so different from ours.
Whenever I had time off from work, I would visit different parts of the country, including the Pingxi lantern town, Wulai hot spring town, and Green Island.
I studied abroad in Shanghai, China after my sophomore year of college, and in my opinion, it is one of the world's most under-rated travel destinations.
 I studied Mandarin Chinese when I was in China and Taiwan.
After I studied in Shanghai and Beijing, I returned to China several years later on vacation to visit Yunnan Province (Lijiang and Dali) as well as the breathtakingly beautiful cities of Yangzhou and Guilin. Below is a photo of Lijiang, a famous historical city in Yunnan.
I love Thailand so much that I've visited it three times. The first two times, I visited Bangkok and the southern islands, and the third time, I explored northern Thailand.
My favorite place to visit is the Koh Phi Phi islands in the Andaman Sea. This beautiful collection of islands has something for everyone: scuba diving, snorkelling, great food, nightlife, and beautiful beaches.
Unfortunately, you aren't able to visit some parts of the islands anymore because all the tourism has done some damage to the local environment, so there is now a massive restoration effort going on.
It shouldn't come as a surprise that Japan is on my list. Japan is famous for its delicious food, beautiful historical buildings, polite and kind people, pristine public transportation, and high-tech culture.
I've visited Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, and Nara. But my favorite place I've been in Japan is the Jigokudani Monkey Park in Nagano Prefecture. This area is famous for its 'snow monkeys' that lounge around naturally in the hot springs surrounding the area. They're really cute and fascinating to observe.
While in Jigokudani, I stayed in an onsen or traditional Japanese hot spring inn. It was a truly amazing experience.
Belize is a small country in Central America south of Mexico famous for its jungles and beautiful beaches, as well as some unique scuba diving opportunities. I loved visiting this country because the people are some of the friendliest I've ever encountered while traveling.
My favorite experience while in Belize was exploring the Achtun Tunichil Muknal (ATM) cave, which contains Mayan ruins including the bones of some human sacrifices! I also did some great scuba diving while on Amergris Caye.


This portion of the LSystem Engine for Rhino is a work in progress, this will be tested further in the future. This feature is designed to allow developers to create their own custom Turtle Commands. Largely, the idea was focused on custom parametric objects that could serve as plant organs or similar. This works by referencing the Modeler Library in a Microsoft Visual Studio Project, and creating a new sub-class of the Modeler Command Class. Once this Class is compiled, the Assembly can be copied to the local Commands directory and will be loaded at run-time. The area of custom Rhino Commands has not been developed fully, and some areas will need some more thought and cleanup. More work and study will be done in the future, especially regarding the practical aspects of debugging custom commands. Please be carefull with some of the standard Turtle functions - some methods can lead to invalidating a system if you are not carefull (internally calling PopStack, without a matching PushStack, etc.). It is advised that you only read values from the Turtle (Position, Orientation) if you are not sure of what the effects will be.
This project is written in C#, but any .Net language should work . Extensions have only been tested using C# Visual Studio Express 2010, and the following will outline setup in that environment. An extension project should be started as a general "Class Library". You will need to establish two references: the first to "RhinoCommon.dll", and the second to the "RhinoLSystemModeler.dll". Your class should be a subclass of "ModelerCommand" from the RhinoLSystemModeler.dll library. So far the namespace used seems to be of no consequence, but this needs to be looked into further. ***Remember to make sure your class is public or it won't load! This is the basic setup for a new project.
The "ModelerCommand" class has three methods that need to be overridden: "CommandName()" returns the name of the Modeler Command. This name is how the command is defined in the LSystem File. "NumberOfArguments()" returns an integer value that reports the number of arguments required by the command. The number that is returned is the number of arguments that will checked for before arguemnts are passed to your command. If your command is specified with an inccorect number of arguments in the defintion file, an error will be thrown. < /br> "Execute(turtle, document, arguments)" is where your command is executed. A reference to the Turtle and the current document are handed off to the command (this should look familiar to Rhino Developers). Arguments are passed as an array of floats. There are some static helper funtions defined in RhinoLSystemModeler.dll for checking standard arguments.
using System; using RhinoLSystem; using Rhino; using Rhino.Geometry; namespace ExampleCustomTurtleCommand { public class ExampleCustomTurtleCommandClass : RhinoLSystem.ModelerCommand { /// Name the command is referenced by. public override string CommandName() { return "ExampleCustomTurtleCommand"; } /// Always override this or their will be an error. /// This is the number of arguments your command requires. There is no support for commands with variable number of arguments. public override int NumberOfArguments() { return 0; } /// Executes the command. public override void Execute(RhinoTurtle turtle, Rhino.RhinoDoc document, float[] args) { TextDot td = new TextDot("Hello Rhino", turtle.Position); //always use the current turtle attributes when adding objects //if you want current decoration/layer state //this is the default behaviour in all standard commands document.Objects.AddTextDot(td, turtle.Attributes); }//end execute }//end class }//end namespace
You reference your custom comand in your definition file like any other Turtle command:
# the command can be referenced like any other command alias : E : ExampleCustomTurtleCommand
Copy your compiled dll to the local "Commands" directory. The dll will be loaded when the RhinoLSystem plugin is run and you can use it in your definition files.


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Hi All,
When I try to log into my local emoncms account (<IP_ADDRESS>XX) I keep getting the following error:
Warning: mysqli::mysqli(): (HY000/2002): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2) in /var/www/emoncms/index.php on line 26

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
TIA for any help!
Ian
Re: MySQL Server Error
Are you running on Windows or Linux? Is your MySQL running on the standard port of 3306? What values did you put into settings.php
Re: MySQL Server Error
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Hi Automate,
I am running this on a Raspberry Pi using Linux. I followed the instructions on the emoncms.org web site on installing the system on the SD card. See: http://emoncms.org/site/docs/raspberrypiimage
I looked through the set up instructions on the "Build from scratch" page (http://emoncms.org/site/docs/raspberrypibuild) and found settings.php under item number 9. iIs that the one you mean? The settings it had were just empty quotation marks listed so I added:
$username = "root";
$password = "raspberry";
$server = "localhost";
$database = "emoncms";
I started going through the "Build from scratch" page and have found that the software is installed but not set as per the instructions on this page. When I get to item #8 Create a MYSQL database and enter the command: mysql -u root -p it asks for my password. When I enter it I get the same error: ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.cxock' (2)
Can I reset my MySQL password? How do I see if MySQl is running on port 3306?
Thanks for your help!
Ian
Re: MySQL Server Error
Sorry, I'm not using the Raspberry Pi so I don't know the default username / password.
You could try to connect to the RPi 3306 port using a telnet client to check if MySQL is listening.
Re: MySQL Server Error
I have seen the default RPi user name and password published - here. If you have phpmyadmin, you can set the MySQL user names and passwords in there.
Re: MySQL Server Error
This had been working at one point and I changed the password to the localhost/emoncms website. I did switch it again to a simpler password and that is when my troubles began...
I used Terminal on Mac OS X to Telnet to localhost 3306 and could not connect. I also tried the Mac OS X Network utility and Zenmap to look for open ports and neither listed port 3306 as open. Zenmap did detect the Linux OS and the version number so I know it is connecting to the Raspberry Pi.
Maybe I should try a fresh install of the Emoncms software...
Re: MySQL Server Error
I setup an install with user/pwd test/test. Then I decided to change for a more secure pwd. Then I forgot the password...
No need to reinstall.
Easy solution : create a new user (and delete the other one from the database with phpmyadmin).
More complicated but keeping same user : find out which hash algo is used to encrypt the password (no time to search right now, maybe somebody knows), generate such a hash for a known password (maybe there's a command for that on Mac OS X, otherwise, you may find web pages that can do that, like this one: http://www.md5hashgenerator.com/), and replace it in the DB using phpmyadmin.
Re: MySQL Server Error
Ian, I'm confused as to which password you've lost. Is it the one that emonCMS uses to put the data into MySQL, or is it the password YOU use to get into emonCMS?
Re: MySQL Server Error
I may have added to the confusion after reading this
Indeed, former posts suggest rather a DB connection issue.
user/pwd couples recap:
- Raspberry Pi user (generally user Pi)
- DB connection (can be root/pwd or a specific user/pwd, the doc suggests root but I created a emoncms user to separate the privileges in the DB)
- emoncms user (the one you use to login, this is visible in the URL of public dashboard)


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Read a boolean value from the properties instance
Read a boolean value from the properties instance
The property name
The default value to use if the property is not found
the boolean value
Parse compression codec from a property list in either.
Parse compression codec from a property list in either. Codecs may be specified as integers, or as strings. See kafka.message.CompressionCodec for more details.
The property name
Default compression codec
compression codec
Get an optional argument as a double
Get an optional argument as a double
The property name
The default value for the property if not present
Get a required argument as a double
Get a required argument as a double
The property name
the value
If the given property is not present
Read an integer from the properties instance
Read an integer from the properties instance
The property name
The default value to use if the property is not found
the integer value
Read a required integer property value or throw an exception if no such property is found
Read an integer from the properties instance.
Read an integer from the properties instance. Throw an exception if the value is not in the given range (inclusive)
The property name
The default value to use if the property is not found
The range in which the value must fall (inclusive)
the integer value
If the value is not in the given range
Read an long from the properties instance
Read an long from the properties instance
The property name
The default value to use if the property is not found
the long value
Read a required long property value or throw an exception if no such property is found
Read an long from the properties instance.
Read an long from the properties instance. Throw an exception if the value is not in the given range (inclusive)
The property name
The default value to use if the property is not found
The range in which the value must fall (inclusive)
the long value
If the value is not in the given range
Get a Map[String, String] from a property list in the form k1:v2, k2:v2, .
Get a Map[String, String] from a property list in the form k1:v2, k2:v2, ...
Get a string property or throw and exception if no such property is defined.
Get a string property, or, if no such property is defined, return the given default value


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def __init__(self, inplanes, planes, stride=1, noactivation=False):
super(BasicBlockSub, self).__init__()
self.noactivation = noactivation
if not self.noactivation:
self.bn1 = batch_norm(inplanes)
self.conv1 = conv3x3(inplanes, planes, stride)
self.bn2 = batch_norm(planes)
self.conv2 = conv3x3(planes, planes)
self.relu = nn.ReLU(inplace=True)
After Change
stride,
preactivate):
super(RevBlock, self).__init__()
if preactivate:
self.conv1 = pre_conv3x3_block(
in_channels=in_channels,
out_channels=out_channels,
stride=stride)
else:
self.conv1 = conv3x3(
in_channels=in_channels,
out_channels=out_channels,
stride=stride)
self.conv2 = pre_conv3x3_block(
in_channels=out_channels,
out_channels=out_channels)


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Presents an XML document in tree view for editing.
npm i -S g8-xml-edit
<g8-xml-edit :xml="xml" />
| Prop name | Description | Type | Values | Default |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| showAttrValue | Whether to show attribute value in tree item badges. | boolean | true , false |
false |
| piUseAttribute | Set to false to treat processing instruction as text;or true to facilitate attributes. |
boolean | true , false |
false |
| xml | Input XML content. This component doesn't mutate the input XML content. | string | XML string |
| Event name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| menu-open | MenuOpenEvent | A menu item has been selected. |
| default-declaration | DefaultDeclarationEvent | Emitted when the input XML document doesn't have declaration. |
| xml-reload | XmlReloadEvent | Emits when XML document has been reloaded. The detail.document fieldholds the newly loaded XML object. Please note that this event is fired only when {@see reloadXml} is called. Changing the {@see xml} property will not trigger this event. |
| select-node | SelectNodeEvent | Emitted when a node in the tree view has been selected. |
| edit-node | EditNodeEvent | A node is about to be edited. |
| save-node | SaveNodeEvent | A node is about to be saved. |
| declaration-changed | DeclarationChangedEvent | The XML declaration has been changed. |
| node-changed | NodeChangedEvent | An XML node has been changed. |
| node-created | NodeCreatedEvent | A new XML node has been created. |
| edit-attribute | EditAttributeEvent | An attribute is about to be edited. |
| save-attribute | SaveAttributeEvent | An attribute is about to be saved. |
| attribute-changed | AttributeChangedEvent | A XML node attribute has been changed. |
| delete-node | DeleteNodeEvent | A node is about to be deleted. |
| node-removed | NodeRemovedEvent | A new XML node has been deleted. |
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public abstract class Pointer extends AbstractDataset
Dataset
such as Snapshot
and Scanner
.
Snapshot
or scanner is defined as an image of piece of Dataset
and knowledge base (KBase
) at certain time point.
This image is stored in share memory for fast access because it takes long time to access data and knowledge stored in hard disk.
The difference between Snapshot
and Scanner
that Snapshot
copies whole piece of data into memory while scanner is merely a reference to such data piece.
Snapshot
consumes much more memory but gives faster access and is more convenient.
Snapshot
and Scanner
are read-only objects because they provide only read operator.Dataset
is Pointer
.
Pointer
does not contain any information nor provide any access means to dataset.
It only points to another Snapshot
, Scanner
, or KBase
.Dataset
, Dataset
is often retrieved from utility class parsers that implement interface DatasetParser
.
Snapshot
is retrieved from SnapshotParser
.
Scanner
is retrieved from ScannerParser
. Both SnapshotParser
and ScannerParser
implement interface DatasetParser
.
Pointer
is retrieved from Indicator
. Indicator
is DatasetParser
specified to create Pointer
.config, exclusive, logger
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Pointer()
Default constructor.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Dataset |
catchup()
Retrieving the
Snapshot of this Dataset . |
java.lang.Object |
clone()
Any class that implements this interface must define this method to clone itself.
|
RatingMatrix |
createItemMatrix()
Creating the item-based rating matrix whose each row represents ratings that a concrete item receives from many users.
|
RatingMatrix |
createUserMatrix()
Creating the user-based rating matrix whose each row represents ratings that a concrete user gives to many items.
|
Fetcher<java.lang.Integer> |
fetchItemIds()
Retrieving collection of item ID (s) via
Fetcher . |
Fetcher<Profile> |
fetchItemProfiles()
|
Fetcher<RatingVector> |
fetchItemRatings()
Retrieving collection of item
RatingVector (s) via Fetcher . |
Fetcher<java.lang.Integer> |
fetchUserIds()
Retrieving collection of user ID (s) via
Fetcher . |
Fetcher<Profile> |
fetchUserProfiles()
|
Fetcher<RatingVector> |
fetchUserRatings()
Retrieving collection of user
RatingVector (s) via Fetcher . |
ContextTemplateSchema |
getCTSchema()
Getting schema of context template
ContextTemplate . |
AttributeList |
getItemAttributes()
Getting list of item attributes via
AttributeList . |
ExternalRecord |
getItemExternalRecord(int itemId)
Retrieving external item ID associated with the specified item ID stored in this
Dataset . |
int |
getItemId(java.io.Serializable externalItemId)
In the case that an item ID is associated with an external item ID stored in external database,
this function returns the item ID of specified external item ID.
|
Profile |
getItemProfile(int itemId)
Getting
Profile of specified item ID. |
RatingVector |
getItemRating(int itemId)
Getting rating vector
RatingVector of specified item ID. |
Rating |
getRating(int userId,
int itemId)
Getting
Rating of specified user ID and item ID. |
AttributeList |
getUserAttributes()
Getting list of user attributes via
AttributeList . |
ExternalRecord |
getUserExternalRecord(int userId)
Retrieving external user ID associated with the specified user ID stored in this
Dataset . |
int |
getUserId(java.io.Serializable externalUserId)
In the case that a user ID is associated with an external user ID stored in external database,
this function returns the user ID of specified external user ID.
|
Profile |
getUserProfile(int userId)
Getting
Profile of specified user ID. |
RatingVector |
getUserRating(int userId)
Getting rating vector
RatingVector of specified user ID. |
Profile |
profileOf(Context context)
Getting profile of the specified
Context . |
Profiles |
profilesOf(int ctxTemplateId)
|
Dataset |
selectByContexts(ContextList contexts)
Creating the sub
Dataset (filtered Dataset ) of this Dataset by selecting ratings whose contexts are in the specified context list. |
clear, finalize, getConfig, isExclusive, setConfig, setExclusive
public Fetcher<java.lang.Integer> fetchUserIds()
Dataset
Fetcher
.Fetcher
of user ID (s).public int getUserId(java.io.Serializable externalUserId)
Dataset
externalUserId
- External user ID stored in external databasepublic ExternalRecord getUserExternalRecord(int userId)
Dataset
Dataset
.
In the case that Dataset
is linked to an external database,
each user ID in Dataset
has different ID in such external database.userId
- specified internal user identifier.ExternalRecord
that contains the external user IDpublic Fetcher<java.lang.Integer> fetchItemIds()
Dataset
Fetcher
.Fetcher
of item ID (s)public int getItemId(java.io.Serializable externalItemId)
Dataset
externalItemId
- External item ID stored in external databasepublic ExternalRecord getItemExternalRecord(int itemId)
Dataset
Dataset
.
In the case that Dataset
is linked to an external database,
each item ID in Dataset
has different ID in such external database.itemId
- specified internal item identifier.ExternalRecord
that contains the external item IDpublic Rating getRating(int userId, int itemId)
Dataset
Rating
of specified user ID and item ID.
Rating
includes rating value, rated date and context information.userId
- Specified user IDitemId
- Specified item IDRating
of specified user ID and item ID includes rating value, rated date and context informationpublic RatingVector getUserRating(int userId)
Dataset
RatingVector
of specified user ID.userId
- Specified user IDRatingVector
of specified user IDpublic Fetcher<RatingVector> fetchUserRatings()
Dataset
RatingVector
(s) via Fetcher
.Fetcher
of user RatingVector
public RatingVector getItemRating(int itemId)
Dataset
RatingVector
of specified item ID.itemId
- Specified item IDRatingVector
of specified item IDpublic Fetcher<RatingVector> fetchItemRatings()
Dataset
RatingVector
(s) via Fetcher
.Fetcher
of item RatingVector
public RatingMatrix createUserMatrix()
Dataset
Dataset
because such matrix is stored in memory.RatingMatrix
public RatingMatrix createItemMatrix()
Dataset
Dataset
because such matrix is stored in memory.RatingMatrix
public Profile getUserProfile(int userId)
Dataset
Profile
of specified user ID.
Profile
contains associative information of a given subject: user, item, context, etc.
For example, Profile
of user ID 1 can contains: John, male, john at mail.comuserId
- Specified user IDProfile
of specified user IDpublic Fetcher<Profile> fetchUserProfiles()
Dataset
public AttributeList getUserAttributes()
Dataset
AttributeList
.
For example, user attributes can include user name, gender, email address, etc.AttributeList
represents list of user attributespublic Profile getItemProfile(int itemId)
Dataset
Profile
of specified item ID.
Profile
contains associative information of a given subject: user, item, context, etc.
For example, Profile
of item ID 1 can contains: Computer COM1, CPU Intel, 2GB RAM.itemId
- Specified item IDProfile
of specified item IDpublic Fetcher<Profile> fetchItemProfiles()
Dataset
public AttributeList getItemAttributes()
Dataset
AttributeList
.
For example, item attributes can include item name, serial number, type, price, etc.AttributeList
represents list of item attributespublic Profile profileOf(Context context)
Dataset
Context
.
Context
represents time, location, companion associated with a user when she/he is buying, studying, etc.
Context
is an instance of context template ContextTemplate
with specific value.public Profiles profilesOf(int ctxTemplateId)
Dataset
Profile
(s) collection of specified context template ID via Profiles
.
Please see ContextTemplate
and ContextTemplateSchema
for more details of context template.public Dataset catchup()
Dataset
Snapshot
of this Dataset
.
If this Dataset
is Snapshot
, the method returns this Dataset
.Snapshot
created from this Dataset
public java.lang.Object clone()
Cloneable
clone
in interface Dataset
clone
in class AbstractDataset
public Dataset selectByContexts(ContextList contexts)
Dataset
Dataset
(filtered Dataset
) of this Dataset
by selecting ratings whose contexts are in the specified context list.
Context
represents time, location, companion associated with a user when she/he is buying, studying, etc.
Please see Context
and ContextList
for more details of context and context list.contexts
- Specified context listDataset
whose contexts are in the specified context listpublic ContextTemplateSchema getCTSchema()
Dataset
ContextTemplate
.
ContextTemplate
is template for a context represented by the class Context
.
Context
includes time, location, companion, etc. associated with a user when she/he is buying, studying, etc.
For example, Time is the template for time context 31/10/2015 6:45.
In other words, context is an instance of context template with specific value.
A set of context templates is structured as the model which is called context template schema represented by interface ContextTemplateSchema
.
Please see Context
, ContextTemplate
and ContextTemplateSchema
for more details of context, context template and context template schema.ContextTemplateSchema


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pydrake.multibody.multibody_tree.math¶
Multibody math functionality.
Warning
This module will soon be deprecated. Please use pydrake.multibody.math
instead.
-
class
pydrake.multibody.multibody_tree.math.
SpatialAcceleration
¶ This class is used to represent a spatial acceleration that combines rotational (angular acceleration) and translational (linear acceleration) components. While a SpatialVelocity
V_XY
represents the motion of a “moving frame” Y measured with respect to a “measured-in” frame X, the SpatialAccelerationA_XY
represents the rate of change of this spatial velocityV_XY
in frame X. That is \(^XA^Y = \frac{^Xd}{dt}\,{^XV^Y}\) where \(\frac{^Xd}{dt}\) denotes the time derivative taken in frame X. That is, to compute an acceleration we need to specify in what frame the time derivative is taken, see [Mitiguy 2016, §6.1] for a more in depth discussion on this. Time derivatives can be taken in different frames, and they transform according to the “Transport Theorem”, which is in Drake is implemented in drake::math::ConvertTimeDerivativeToOtherFrame(). In source code comments we writeA_XY = DtX(V_XY)
, whereDtX()
is the operator that takes the time derivative in the X frame. By convention, and unless otherwise stated, we assume that the frame in which the time derivative is taken is the “measured-in” frame, i.e. the time derivative used inA_XY
is in frame X by default (i.e. DtX()). To perform numerical computations, we need to specify an “expressed-in” frame E (which may be distinct from either X or Y), so that components can be expressed as real numbers. Only the vector values are stored in a SpatialAcceleration object; the frames must be understood from context and it is the responsibility of the user to keep track of them. That is best accomplished through disciplined notation. In source code we use monogram notation where capital A is used to designate a spatial acceleration quantity. The same monogram notation rules for SpatialVelocity are also used for SpatialAcceleration. That is, the spatial acceleration of a frame Y measured in X and expressed in E is denoted withA_XY_E
. For a more detailed introduction on spatial vectors and the monogram notation please refer to section multibody_spatial_vectors.[Mitiguy 2016] Mitiguy, P., 2016. Advanced Dynamics & Motion Simulation.
- Template parameter
T
: - The underlying scalar type. Must be a valid Eigen scalar.
-
__init__
(*args, **kwargs)¶ Overloaded function.
- __init__(self: pydrake.multibody.multibody_tree.math.SpatialAcceleration) -> None
Default constructor. In Release builds the elements of the newly constructed spatial acceleration are left uninitialized resulting in a zero cost operation. However in Debug builds those entries are set to NaN so that operations using this uninitialized spatial acceleration fail fast, allowing fast bug detection.
- __init__(self: pydrake.multibody.multibody_tree.math.SpatialAcceleration, alpha: numpy.ndarray[float64[3, 1]], a: numpy.ndarray[float64[3, 1]]) -> None
SpatialAcceleration constructor from an angular acceleration
alpha
and a linear accelerationa
.
-
rotational
(self: pydrake.multibody.multibody_tree.math.SpatialAcceleration) → numpy.ndarray[float64[3, 1]]¶ Const access to the rotational component of this spatial vector.
-
translational
(self: pydrake.multibody.multibody_tree.math.SpatialAcceleration) → numpy.ndarray[float64[3, 1]]¶ Const access to the translational component of this spatial vector.
- Template parameter
-
class
pydrake.multibody.multibody_tree.math.
SpatialVelocity
¶ This class is used to represent a spatial velocity (also called a twist) that combines rotational (angular) and translational (linear) velocity components. Spatial velocities are 6-element quantities that are pairs of ordinary 3-vectors. Elements 0-2 are the angular velocity component while elements 3-5 are the translational velocity. Spatial velocities represent the motion of a “moving frame” B measured with respect to a “measured-in” frame A. In addition, the two contained vectors must be expressed in the same “expressed-in” frame E, which may be distinct from either A or B. Finally, while angular velocity is identical for any frame fixed to a rigid body, translational velocity refers to a particular point. Only the vector values are stored in a SpatialVelocity object; the three frames and the point must be understood from context. It is the responsibility of the user to keep track of them. That is best accomplished through disciplined notation. In source code we use monogram notation where capital V is used to designate a spatial velocity quantity. We write a point P fixed to body (or frame) B as \(B_P\) which appears in code and comments as
Bp
. Then we write a particular spatial velocity asV_ABp_E
where the_E
suffix indicates that the expressed-in frame is E. This symbol represents the angular velocity of frame B in frame A, and the translational velocity of point P in A, where P is fixed to frame B, with both vectors expressed in E. Very often the point of interest will be the body originBo
; if no point is shown the origin is understood, soV_AB_E
meansV_ABo_E
. For a more detailed introduction on spatial vectors and the monogram notation please refer to section multibody_spatial_vectors.- Template parameter
T
: - The underlying scalar type. Must be a valid Eigen scalar.
-
__init__
(*args, **kwargs)¶ Overloaded function.
- __init__(self: pydrake.multibody.multibody_tree.math.SpatialVelocity) -> None
Default constructor. In Release builds the elements of the newly constructed spatial velocity are left uninitialized resulting in a zero cost operation. However in Debug builds those entries are set to NaN so that operations using this uninitialized spatial velocity fail fast, allowing fast bug detection.
- __init__(self: pydrake.multibody.multibody_tree.math.SpatialVelocity, w: numpy.ndarray[float64[3, 1]], v: numpy.ndarray[float64[3, 1]]) -> None
SpatialVelocity constructor from an angular velocity
w
and a linear velocityv
.
-
rotational
(self: pydrake.multibody.multibody_tree.math.SpatialVelocity) → numpy.ndarray[float64[3, 1]]¶ Const access to the rotational component of this spatial vector.
-
translational
(self: pydrake.multibody.multibody_tree.math.SpatialVelocity) → numpy.ndarray[float64[3, 1]]¶ Const access to the translational component of this spatial vector.
- Template parameter


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Pat came up with the idea for salmon cookies when he wanted to combine two signature Seattle icons: Coffee and Salmon! Resulting in a coffee-time confection called Salmon Cookies.
Salmon Cookies are cookies made into the shape of a salmon, and actually made with salmon (though the fish is ground up so fine that you can't even taste it!) that is the ideal match for a steaming cup of coffee on a gray Seattle morning. Or gray Seattle afternoon.
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AMD adds RX 5300M mobile GPU
by Hilbert Hagedoorn
The 5500M is based on 22 compute / 1408 processors. 4 GB gddr6 memory has been added to this via a 128 bit wide memory bus. The RX 5300M has 1408 shader processors as well but running a 200 MHz lower boost clock - its memory bus is reduced to 96 bits and that means less gDDR6 memory, 3 GB of it.
Interesting to note is that the Radeon Pro models that Apple uses are different from the 'regular' GPUs. The Radeon Pro 5500M offers 24 compute units, and that is 1536 cores. This includes 4 or 8 GB gddr6 via a 128-bit wide bus. Thanks to a lower tdp of 50 watts for the 16 "MacBook Pro, the boost clock is considerably lower - 1300 MHz. The Radeon Pro 5300M has 20 cu's with 1280 cores and receives a 1250 MHz boost clock in the same thermal envelope.
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| Stream processors | 1408 | 1408 | 1536 | 1280 |
| Memory | 4 GB GDDR6 | 3 GB GDDR6 | 4/8 GB GDDR6 | 4 GB GDDR6 |
| Memory bus | 128 bit | 96 bit | 128 bit | 128 bit |
| Memory speed | 14 Gb / s | 14 Gb / s | 12 Gb / s | 12 Gb / s |
| Memory bandwidth | 224 GB / s | 168 GB / s | 192 GB / s | 192 GB / s |
| Boostclock | 1645 MHz | 1445 MHz | 1300 MHz | 1250 MHz |
| Game lock | 1448 MHz | 1181 MHz | nnb. | nnb. |
| TDP | 85 W | NA | 50 W | 50 W |


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by Annie MartinNov. 18 (UPI) -- Kathie Lee Gifford is celebrating daughter Cassidy Gifford's engagement.
The 66-year-old television personality took to Instagram Sunday after Cassidy Gifford, 26, got engaged to her boyfriend, Ben Wierda.
Gifford shared a photo of Cassidy Gifford and Weirda smiling and embracing.
"So thrilled to announce that my beautiful daughter, @cassidygiff is engaged to a wonderful man, Ben @letsgetwierda," she captioned the post. "I am beyond the moon and stars. Thank you, LORD!"
Gifford's former Today co-host Hoda Kotb, Today contributor Joy Bauer and television personality Kris Jenner were among those to congratulate Cassidy Gifford and Wierda in the comments.
"Cass!!! Over the moon!!!" Kotb wrote.
"So exciting!! BIG, FAT CONGRATULATIONS to all of you!!" Bauer added.
"CONGRATULATIONS so so exciting!!!!" Jenner said.
Cassidy Gifford is Gifford's daughter with her late husband, Frank Gifford. Gifford and Frank Gifford are also parents to son Cody Gifford, 29, who got engaged to Erika Brown in May.
"My son is engaged and I couldn't be happier for him and @missamerikabrown," Gifford wrote on Instagram at the time.
Gifford left Today in April after 11 years as host. She reunited with Kotb on the show last week, where she gave an update on her new life in Nashville, Tenn., and her dating life.


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Businessmodel of Platfora
Customer Segments
Platfora’s products are targeted principally at large enterprises that manage and process significant amounts of raw data or require accurate, easily-understood analytics to be shared both within the organisation and with outside parties. The Company’s software is utilised in particular by firms that employ technical teams, including business analysts, data scientists, C-Suite experts and IT professionals.
Platfora does not target businesses in one particular industry, with its customers coming from a variety of sectors, including companies within the tech, media, travel, retail and banking sectors.
Notable clients include Fortune 500 companies Disney, Cisco, Sears and Citigroup, as well as well-known brands Groupon, Thomson Reuters and Volkswagen.
Value Propositions
Platfora’s greatest value proposition is its speed, efficiency and ease of use, providing software products that can be fully utilised following installation using off-the-shelf servers or cloud-based solutions.
The platform allows users to analyse and process large amounts of raw data quickly without having to possess coding experience or technical knowhow, ensures that new data is processed and modelled so that it is accessible to its users in one place, and provides simple tools that enable users to easily share visual representations of data.
Platfora also purports to provide a more cost-effective method of big data analysis than traditional business intelligence offerings, which often require additional data warehouse costs.
Channels
Platfora provides server-based software products that run on-premise, whereby it is installed directly on to computers on a customer’s premises, or in the cloud utilising standard general-purpose hardware.
The platform, which runs in tandem with open source software framework Apache Hadoop, can then be accessed directly from any user computer where the software is installed.
Customer Relationships
Acquiring Platfora products requires direct contact with the Company’s sales team. Once the software platform is up and running, Platfora provides video tutorials and online support.
Platfora also interacts with existing and potential customers through industry events, including 2016 events Hadoop Summit in Dublin, Spark Summit in San Francisco and Cloudera Sessions in Chicago, New York and Cincinnati. It also presents webinars and demonstrations that discuss issues in data analytics via its website.
Key Activities
Platfora develops and maintains data analytics software for a big business audience, designing efficient and cost-effective business intelligence and data discovery solutions.
Its platform allows users to analyse data relating to transactions, customer interactions, and machine data using open source Hadoop framework software as a scalable data store. It has active engineering, sales and support teams.
Key Partners
Platfora’s key partners are companies operating within the big data space. As part of its partner program, Platfora collaborates with value added resellers, data solutions providers, and alliance partners with which it shares tools, resources, co-marketing opportunities and revenue opportunities with a view to developing Hadoop-related data products and services.
On its website Platfora names software companies Pivotal, Cloudera, MAPR and Hortonworks as partners, as well as cloud computing company Amazon Web Services and multinational tech company Cisco.
Key Resources
Platfora’s key resources relate largely to its technology and the maintenance of its software platform. This includes the software itself, the Company’s servers, and its development team. Platfora also uses a proprietary data storage unit that it calls a Lens, which is loaded into the memory on the Company’s servers in order for its platform to function. Platfora currently has one patent application filed with the US Patent and Trademark Office for “Interest-driven Business Intelligence (BI) systems”.
While Platfora is generating revenue, its financial backers remain a key resource with regard to the product’s development. In terms of personnel, Platfora’s sales and marketing team also plays an integral role in reaching consumers.
Cost Structure
A significant portion of Platfora’s costs concern technology, including the development of its software and maintenance of its IT infrastructure. This includes the renting of server space. Platfora also incurs significant costs in relation to its personnel, most obviously through the payment of salaries and benefits. Operating a sales team and post-sales support team also represents a substantial cost.
According to recent research, support for high-tech products typically costs between 6% and 9% of total revenue. Fixed costs such as the renting of office space and payment of utilities must also be considered.
Revenue Streams
Platfora’s revenue is generated through sales of its software products. The Company’s software is available via direct sales representatives, with software subscriptions priced on an annual per server basis. Prices are not disclosed on the Platfora website. According to press reports, Platfora recorded a 210% growth in annual recurring revenue in 2015 and expects to post similar numbers for 2016.


The small settlement of Sola, on Vanua Lava island in the Banks group, is the furthest North port of entry in Vanuatu. If planning to visit the Torres and Banks Islands, this should be the last port of call in order to clear out of Vanuatu.
This is one of the four official clearance ports for Vanuatu.
For a long time the office here was unmanned, however Vanuatu Customs announced on August 11th 2015 that the office here has now re-opened for yacht clearance.
See Vanuatu Formalities for detailed information on Clearance.
There is a bank in Sola, but it will only change foreign bank notes, no travellers cheques or credit cards, so it may be better to arrive with some vatu.
Last updated August 2015.
On arrival anchor off the small wharf in the SE corner of the bay. The dinghy can be left on the beach either side of the wharf. The anchorage can get rolly in E-SE winds.
Sola Yacht Club - Meet friendly Robert & Serah at the small yacht club.
Also Book swap and garbage disposal available.


Programming best practice
In this chapter we will consider a number of pillars of software development:
- Modularisation;
- Documentation;
- Automated testing.
We will do this by writing software to find the prime factors of an integer.
Discussion
Before looking any further there will be a class discussion.
Files from discussion
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.find_primes_v2.py
.find_primes_v3.py
.is_prime.py
integer_division
prime_factors.py
test_is_prime.py
test_integer_division.py
test_prime_factors.py
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If you look through the code carefully above you will see that the style is consistent across each file:
- Variable and function names all use "snake case" (as opposed to for example
"camel case":
IsPrime
). - There are less than 80 characters in every line.
- The documentation follows a consistent style: listing "Inputs" and "Outputs".
This is important. A consistent style convention makes readability of the code easier.
The actual style convention used is not important, just that a given convention is used.
Most languages have an accepted convention:
- Python has PEP8
- C++ has a few but Bjarne Stroustrup's is popular.o
- Java also has a few, here is Google's one.
Be sure to use a given convention and aim to stick to it. Your editor almost certainly has a plugin or similar that checks the style for you. Don't be afraid to break a given rule it it makes sense to do so: these are all meant to e helpful and not constraining.
Summary
There are three aspects to writing good software:
- Modularity: break code in to small components that are meaningful and easier to debug.
- Documentation: document your code. Do this by choosing verbose and meaningful variable and function names but also by writing a "manual" for each part of your code.
- Testing: write tests for your code. This ensures that you know your code does what it's supposed to do. It will also prove invaluable when it comes to debugging as you can immediately find out which part of your code doesn't work.
These 3 things are all as important as each and good software requires all three. You might well have more fun working on a particular aspect of it but do not prioritise any one area over another.
Tip
One approach to writing good code is to start by writing the test and then work backwards by writing the function to make the test pass:
- This ensures your test fails (and isn't passing coincidentally).
- This often helps conceptualise what you want your function to do.
Optional
Using the discussed principles implement a function to carry out Riemann integration over a closed interval $[a, b]$ for any given ordered partitioning of $[a, b]$:
$$ \int_{a}^{b}f(x)dx \approx \sum_{k=1}^{n}f(t_k)(x_k - x_{k - 1}) $$
where $t_k$ is some point representative of the $k$th partition of $[a, b]$ given by points $x_k, x_{k-1}$.


Kombucha is a flavored bacterial tea with many health benefits, and a variety of flavors.
It's reletively easy to make at home, but realize its going to take some time to ferment.
In the end costing much less than a storebought product and individualizing it to your particular taste.
Ingredients needed:
- 1) Black or green tea. Do not use flavored tea, it ruins the fermentation process.
- 2) SCOBY (symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeast) mother culture, this is a live yeast bacteria culture and 1/2 cup of already brewed kombucha.
- 3) One or two cups of organic cane sugar
- 4) 4 large quart bottles with airtight stoppers and 1 large clean metal pot.
- 5) Cheesecloth and rubber bands.
- 6) Flavorings(ginger to rosemary, blueberry to lemon), personal choice.
Getting started:
- 1) Bring 4 quarts of water to a boil in pot. Let boil at least 1 minute.
- 2)Remove pot from water add 1 to 2 cups organic cane sugar, dissolve thoughrally.
- 3) Let cool down to 88 degress.  Add the SCOBY and 1/2 cup kombucha.
- 4) Pour into large glass jar and cover with cheesecloth, secure with rubber band. it must be able to breathe.
- 5) Place jar in dark warm place to begin fermentation. This will take anywhere from 7 days to 20 days. The less time spent fermenting the sweeter the tea.
- 6) After a few days a new SCOBY will begin to appear. It looks ugly, but as long as it doesnt turn black or smell bad, it's ok.


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SPPLOT provides standard utilities for plotting out your time series gene expression results with non-standard additions. For example, if you provide a plottable_data.spp file, a config, and a selection of gene names found in your plottable data, spplot will produce for you nicely formatted line plots. The non standard additions to this are the threshold indicators.
There are three threshold indicators that are shown on the plots, two of which may not be visible depending on your data.
The log2fold threshold indicator is a vertical line that sits between the two points associated with a given time point. The vertical indicator line will change size depending on the value range of the points on the plot. For example, if the values are at around 500 counts, the vertical line will be shorter than if the points were around 5000 counts. This is because that line represents the size of the log2fold threshold chosen by you in the configuration file relative to the mean of the two points on the plot at a particlar time point.
This range is also shown by the dashed lines in the scatter plot -- as the mean (x axis) increases, the distance bewteen the dashed lines increases. The angle between the lines is determined by the log2fold threshold you provide, and the distance is the same as the vertical indicator line at the mean of the two points on the plot for a given time point.
When the difference between two values crosses the log2fold threshold, it triggers the differential expression threshold indicator. For a given plot, if the distance between the two points for any time point is greater than the log2fold threshold given in the config, then the background for this plot will become yellow. I.e. A yellow plot indicates a gene where at some time point the expression difference was greater than the log2fold threshold you specified.
It is highly probable that many if not most of your genes will have very low expression. In the cases where there are expression values, but they are very low, a horizontal dashed line is plotted to show the min expression value you specified in the config. If both expression values for a given time point fall below this line, they are not considered during differential expression evaluation using the log2fold threshold you specified.


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BUTTERFLY (LA LENGUA DE LAS MARIPOSAS)
Reviewed by Harvey Karten Miramax Films Director: Jose Luis Cuerda Writer: Rafael Azcona, Novel by Jose Luis Cuerda Cast: Fernando Fernan Gomez, Manuel Lozano, Uxia Blanco, Gonzalo M.Uriarte, Alexis de los Santos, Guillermo Toledo
The Spanish Civil War 1936-39 was perhaps Europe's most ideological struggle of the 20th century pitting the Republicans of the left (liberals and Communists and their acolytes) against the Fascists on the right (landowners and upper clergy and their sympathizers). Hitler was to support the Fascists by testing the power of the Luftwaffe in bombing expeditions over Spain while the Soviet Union backed the Republican side. "Butterfly," which is based on three stories in Manuel Rivas's novel "Que Me Quieres, Amor," indeed is "a beautiful marriage of film and literature" as the major writer Gabriel Garcia Marquez has said. Formerly "Butterfly's Tongue," or "La lengua de las mariposas," but now known simply by the title "Butterfly," Jose Luis Cuerda's film based on Rafael Azcona's wonderful adaptation of the novel into a screenplay takes place just on the cusp of the Spanish Civil War in the northern regions of Galicia. While "Butterfly" shows the impact of the changes that would be brought about by the death of the Republic, our attention is focussed not so much on the transfiguration of Spain that would result but on the idyllic society evoked by the novelist as seen through the awe-struck eyes of a bright 7-year-old boy. If you enjoyed the performance of Haley Joel Osment in M. Night Shamayalan's "The Sixth Sense," you'll adore the performance of little Moncho (Manuel Lozano) as he takes in and reflects on the world of his village (actually filmed in regions of Santiago) at his tender age.
Moncho is a delicate young man, eager to learn, but introduced to school a year or so after the proper time because he is afflicted with asthma. Though clinging to the apron strings of his mother, Rosa (Uxia Blanco) and confiding to his older brother Andres (Alexis de los Santos) that he fears being hit by his new teacher, he quickly develops a rapport with the kind and gentle Don Gregorio (Fernando Fernan Gomez)--who is to introduce the class to the beauties of nature in the surrounding countryside as well as to the grace of the printed word within the ramshackle schoolhouse. Don Gregorio's considerate demeanor and world-view are reflected in the character of Moncho's dad, Ramon (Gonzalo Uriarte), a tailor and Republican party member who shares the teacher's mild disdain for organized religion, but is scorned by the likes of one coarse and drunken braggart--a metaphor for Fascism--who is fond of rough sex with a woman whose background becomes a startling revelation in the story.
To further the film's authenticity, the political factionalism of the town--which reflects distinctions present throughout Spain--are soft-pedaled until the shattering payoff at the conclusion. After all, what does a 7-year-old know about such things...and remember that everything that we see we are viewing through the eyes of little Moncho. The point of the production, instead, is to show us the arcadian conditions existing in this village just a few years after the toppling of the Spanish monarchy in 1931 when that Iberian country was living under Republican rule, and one could profess atheism if he chose, or not, and no one would persecute a person for his beliefs.  Moncho also demonstrates his respect for his big brother, Andres, who gets to play in a touring band, the love he feels for his parents, and most of all, the awe with which he views his kindly schoolmaster. As the teacher, Fernando Fernan Gomez turns in the kind of performance we'd expect from the man who played the title figure in 1998 in "El Abuelo." Gomez, who was nominated for the Goya (Spanish Oscar) for his role in "The Grandfather," is considered one of Spain's great actors and becomes in Cuerda's production a remarkable symbol for the kinder and more gentle government that Spain enjoyed before that benevolence was choked off by Franco's Fascists.
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Plane with 17 passengers on board crashes in city of Goma in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, killing several people
A passenger plane with about 17 passengers on board has crashed in the city of Goma in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, killing several people, the provincial governor’s office says.
The plane, operated by the local company Busy Bee, crashed during take-off for a flight to the city of Beni, North Kivu Governor Carly Nzanzu Kasivita’s office said in a statement. The number of fatalities was not yet clear.
Busy Bee was not available for comment.
Air accidents are relatively frequent in Congo because of lax safety standards and poor maintenance. All Congolese commercial carriers, including Busy Bee, are banned from operating in the European Union.
A cargo plane departing from the same airport crashed an hour after take-off in October, killing all eight passengers.


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Tourists and residents slosh through a flooded Venice
by The Associated PressVENICE, Italy — Tourists and Venetians alike donned high boots and took to strategically placed raised walkways on Tuesday to slosh through the high water that has hit much of the lagoon city.
Venice's tide forecast office said the water level peaked at about 4 feet 3 inches Tuesday morning but warned that an even higher tide was forecast for after nightfall.
The high water invaded cafes, stores and other businesses. Sirens warned people in Venice of the rising water, and as a precaution, authorities closed nursery schools.
A top tourist attraction, the Ducal Palace, just off St. Mark's Square, tweeted that it's "open today, despite the exceptional tide," and advised visitors to use the raised walkways leading to its entrance.
Many hotels keep disposable knee-high plastic boots handy for tourists. Venetians' wardrobes often include over-the-knee rubber boots.
As the phenomenon of high water, locally known as "acqua alta," goes, the levels Tuesday, while amusing for tourists and a nuisance for residents going about their business, were far lower than the 6 feet 4 inches in the devastating November 1966 flood in Venice.
But even lesser levels of the salty high water, over the years, take their toll on the city, eroding foundations of homes, businesses and city buildings.
Bad weather is continuing to dog Italy, with no real let-up forecast for several days.
In Policoro, a southern town in an area known for its ancient Greek ruins, a whirlwind ripped the roofs off two homes, but the occupants inside escaped injury, Italian news reports said.
In that same region of Basilicata, swaths of the tourist town of Matera, famed for its Sassi former cave dwellings, were flooded after heavy rains.