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Title of the Talk: UNDERSTANDING YOUR OWN TECHNOLOGY THROUGH MINDFULNESS AND MEDITATION
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Time: 2 pm
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Commanding Officer at 19 Jharkhand Battalion.
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Date : 7th October, 2018
Time: 10am to 12 noon
Room no. 208
An Environmentalist and a writer. Well known in the field of Art and Culture
Bulu Imam is an environmental activist working for the protection of tribal culture and heritage in Jharkhand. On 12 June 2012, he received the Gandhi International Peace Award, 2011 at the House of Lords in London. He is the grandson of Syed Hasan Imam, who was a leading Barrister and Judge of Calcutta High Court, and the President of the Indian National Congress.
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Time: 12 noon to 1:00pm
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The existing IXN scheme used Microsoft Forms to collect potential projects for students to develop. Therefore, there was limited functionality in terms of organisation of data and collection of the projects. As a result, the CFP Portal Engine was required to be developed. A system which uses existing IXN functionality such as the Microsoft form to efficiently collect and organise data while allowing a committee of reviewers to give feedback and review these projects and decide whether they will be accepted or rejected.
Its main purpose is to provide an efficient way of categorising projects and visually filtering projects based on certain criteria such as the project complexity, approval status, technical challenges, etc. This collation of project proposals will then be stored within the database and can be viewed by the reviewers and approvers of our system. UCL will primarily use this system for the collection of projects for the IXN program, and will deploy the system over the UCL intranet as all students enrolled in this program will have access.
During our initial interviews, we listened to the ideas and thoughts our clients had as regards the project development, standards and the entire process. We will present below some snippets from our interviews.
We conducted a series of virtual semi-structured interviews via audio-video calls through platforms like Zoom or Microsoft Teams and discussed permanently throughout email in order to schedule the meetings, to ask some follow-up questions or rise our concerns in terms of the desired requirements versus the materials and time we had or just different sides of a perspective.
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We designed some Google forms and surveys which helped us assess the external requirements and necessities as pointed out by users of different age categories, backgrounds, technical exposure, user interface needs etc.
Main requirements is an easy-to-orientate, user-friendly interface.We believed in equipping our platform with the common features as discovered throughout the process of gathering requirements, during our interviews. We found it important to include characteristics like making one of the two systems an open-source tool so that outside people who are willing to submit a project proposal, but still uncertain about the topic, the area of interest, the structure of a successful past project etc., can gain easy access to this open marketplace where successful project proposals are collected and displayed.
Another similar aspect was to include a structured easy-to-orientate and user-friendly interface. Through it users can smoothly follow the instructions, tick the mandatory and optional boxes with the steps before uploading a project, have the option to edit their application or personal information and see the progress throughout filling in an application form as well as the general overview when their application has been satisfactorily completed.
The review portal has to incorporate a core set of criteria which are due to being established alongside our client. However, on the review page, a reviewer might have the option to create additional fields and comment sections so that they do not feel constrained by giving a feedback on a criterion which may be N/A, i.e. not relevant for the respective project. The Green-Amber-Red is a common feature as well and one of the paramount ones.
After interviewing various types of users that may use our system, we created personas in order to gather information from the users about the key features they were interested in from our system. The clients gave clear ideas of what they wanted to obtain from the system, but it was important to consider the opinion of general public as ultimately, they would be the main users of the program.
Typical users would be people within a company who would submit projects to be reviewed as well as the company's internal reviewing committee who would be responsible for reviewing and giving feedback regarding the projects so it was important to consider their needs and importance as a user within the system.Finn is a project reviewer currently working for IBM. He overlooks the current state of outgoing projects that IBM exports to third parties. He logs on to the IXN Portal Engine and reviews the proposals that have been submitted by his company. Using the software's feedback user interface, he reviews and comments, placing his opinion on several projects that he believes has potential to be useful to the company.
Katie is a project manager currently working for Microsoft. She believes there is a need for a portal engine for projects that can analyze previous project data to highlight areas of success and improvement. She logs on to the IXN Portal Engine and views previous, current and future projects that have been proposed. Using this, she filters through the software's database and makes notes of the relevant project data, their success rate, usefulness, completion rate, etc. . By reviewing these, she creates an analysis report that aids her department and boosts her team's productivity.
We developed scenarios based on these two types of users from different industries to try and pinpoint their key needs and requirements for the system, other than the functionality of it.
We have created the unique use case diagram for our two systems, which have the same aim, processes and follow the very same flow of commands and instructions for the three users per each system. The diagram incorporates three levels, which we defined by a specific colour. It is easy to follow and to understand because it creates a visual layering of the system flows. There are some steps which are identical for different types of authenticated users, therefore we marked this down in our diagram by superimposing the arrows in a clear and effective manner.
The brief walk through our diagram starts from delineating the types of users, i.e., submitters and reviewers. It can be noted that approvers will have the very same functionalities as reviewers do. The starting point bases on logging in the system by selecting the appropriate role (submitter, reviewer or approver) that filters throught the authenticated permissions and allows the user to sign in but view only the limited range of elements and functions only they are entitled to access.
For a submitter, the core element revolves around submitting a project proposal, where they can fill in a step-by-step form and provide necessary evidence. After a successful submission, the collection of their projects is stored in the main history list or table with everything they have sent via our portal. These users can also fill in and submit their company's details.
For a reviewer, the system will redirect them towards the same history of the submitted project proposals which they can view, search through, filter, export as CSV. They can separately view the accepted, rejected or under review project proposals. The main role of a reviewer is to review the projects to which they have been assigned and provide feedback based on that. Additionally, based on each project's collection of reviews, an approver can accept or reject the project.
The Use Cases List for both implementations are as shown below. Please select the button below each table to view the descriptions for each use case.
We used the MoSCoW Analysis for the prioritisation of implementing different features based on requirements which we have been continuously gathering from both users and clients. In order to come up with a viable and solid MoSCoW list, we previously strengthened the power of every prioritization element through a set of tailored queries. We asked ourselves and our clients during the interviews the questions presented below in order to create a comprehensive, yet straightforward list.


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The paper proposed a Technique for improving the generalization ability of RL agents when evaluated on an unseen environment (which is similar to the training environment).
The key idea is to learn features that are invariant across environments by using a randomized CNN (f) that randomly perturbs the inputs.
The policy is trained using the randomized observations obtained using f.
Invariant features are learned using a feature matching (FM) loss that matches the feature representation of the original and randomized observations.
The random network’s parameters are initialized as $\alpha I + (1 - \alpha) N(0, \sqrt\frac{2}{n_{in} + n_{out}})$ where $\alpha \in [0, 1]$, $N$ denotes the Gaussian Distribution and $n_{in}, n_{out}$ denote the number of input and output channels respectively.
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Regularization methods: Dropout, L2 regularization, Batch Normalization
Dataset Augmentation methods: Cutout, Gray out, Inversion, Color Jitter
On CoinRun, the proposed approaches significantly outperforms the other baselines during evaluation. The performance improvement saturates around 10 M samples.
Cycle consistency is used to measure the similarity between two trajectories. The proposed method improves the cycle consistency as compared to the vanilla PPO baseline. It also produces sharper activation maps in the evaluation environments.
For the large-scale experiments, when evaluated on 500 levels of CoinRun, the proposed method improves the success rates from 39.8% to 58.7%.
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"MAHANEH-DAN" Judges 18:12 = “camp of Dan” 13:25 (R.V.,“Mahaneh-dan”), a place behind (i.e., west of) Kirjath-jearim, where the six hundred Danites from Zorah and Eshtaol encamped on their way to capture the city of Laish, which they rebuilt and called “Dan, after the name of their father” (18:11-31). The Palestine Explorers point to a ruin called ‘Erma, situated about 3 miles from the great corn valley on the east of Samson’s home.


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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴22-Mar-19 09:28 PM
OK, so at the point that you're trolling with an obvious flaw in your logic/claim and refusing to answer because you know there is no answer, I'm going to go to work now knowing that you're just butthurt because you found out that you have market-share issues and rather than make a better product you thought it'd be better to attempt to FUD someone else
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zack22-Mar-19 09:29 PM
In Amoveo we have cryptoeconomic guarantees that the data is valid.
I explained about the hard updates a couple times already, but it is so far up to scroll
sφldat22-Mar-19 09:29 PM
Maybe we need an oracle answer
zack22-Mar-19 09:29 PM
im thinking ill put it into a document in Amoveo, and come back with a link. so I don't have to keep rewriting this
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴22-Mar-19 09:31 PM
I explained about the hard updates a couple times already,
At no point did you ever show how you provide "cryptoeconomic guarantees" that the manual "hard upgrades" you place on an oracle "about to lie" are not maliciously manipulated by you (as a centralized entity).
If/when you do document that, absolutely tag me when you drop the link
mrlynch22-Mar-19 09:32 PM
and don't lie.. @ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 is our resident bloodhound when it comes to BS(edited)
zack22-Mar-19 09:33 PM
im working on it already, give me a few minutes. it will be glorious
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mrlynch22-Mar-19 09:33 PM
i heard that before
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴22-Mar-19 09:33 PM
a dogshit covered in glorious gold is still a doghsit
MyName22-Mar-19 09:45 PM
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A blockchain for trust-free markets in financial derivatives - zack-bitcoin/amoveo
sorry for the delays guys. I feel like I need to prioritize jl777's questions, he seems to be good at technology.
jl777c22-Mar-19 09:52 PM
your writeup still has the retirement attack vuln
zack22-Mar-19 09:52 PM
for the developer?
Regnar22-Mar-19 09:52 PM
first of all. If no one is betting in the oracle, then maybe no one will notice it closing incorrectly. But since no one has money at risk, it doesn't matter if it closes incorrectly. how do you know NO ONE has money to risk? The data is being used for something, just because you don't have bets going that you see, doesn't mean that other's aren't relying on the "truthfulness" of your oracle data
jl777c22-Mar-19 09:53 PM
"If I lied and tricked the community into doing an update that let me steal some money, this would destroy my reputation with them, and it would become vastly more difficult for me to get more updates into Amoveo in the future." <- if you retire with enough loot then this is not a deterrent
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siu - Chainmakers22-Mar-19 09:53 PM
This is a good time for @zack to collaborate with @jl777c on bet cc(edited)
zack22-Mar-19 09:53 PM
yes, Amoveo bets are all off-chain in the state channels. so it is impossible for us to know if no one has money at risk.
It is easy to know if you personally have money at risk, and if you do, it is easy to speak up and get the situation resolved.
Regnar22-Mar-19 09:54 PM
"get the situation resolved"
by that you mean, appeal to you?
jimboSlice22-Mar-19 09:54 PM
if you use futarchy for updates a developer cannot do a retirement attack FYI
MyName22-Mar-19 09:54 PM
The network decides the outcome of oracles by hard forking the code.
Which means that a centralized entity has to be trusted to determine what outcomes are/aren't valid
Back to the grass example:
The outcome is "grass is blue", consensus decides that to be a "lie"
The centralized entity must be trusted to provide a "grass is green" option to fork to
If the centralized entity only provides "grass is red" and the existing "grass is blue", then the network will fork to "grass is red" and still not hold "truth"(edited)
mrlynch22-Mar-19 09:54 PM
If someone is betting in the oracle, then they have an incentive to keep an eye on it and notice if it is closing incorrectly.
that is a dangerous assumption.. we all know that passive whale
zack22-Mar-19 09:55 PM
@jl777c yes, i can probably still do a single retirement attack.
But if I did, the network would learn, and it would be harder for any developer to do this again.
the problem is that I am just too trustworthy.
I should do some bad things so that Amoveo community will stop trusting my updates and it will be more secure.
What bad things should I do?
jl777c22-Mar-19 09:56 PM
now you are just being silly
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mrlynch22-Mar-19 09:56 PM
that didn't stop all those exit scams from happening.. your argument is invalid, try again
zack22-Mar-19 09:56 PM
The ability to do an attack once and the network learns, that is different from a vulnerability that can happen again and again.
jl777c22-Mar-19 09:56 PM
your position that everything blockchain related must be fully trustless is quite an extreme position. clearly all the assets that are issued require trust in the issuers, and duke is right trustlessness is a spectrum. To say only the extreme endpoint is valid, is invalid.
Regnar22-Mar-19 09:56 PM
I think everyone is giving you very real and valid thoughts, honestly this type of critique is hard to come by, if it's a valid comment you should seriously consider your answers
jl777c22-Mar-19 09:57 PM
there is a place for tokenized crypto, so much so there are bitshares exchanges charging 3BTC to tokenize your coin to trade on the DEX
and i think the gateways arent even multisig
mrlynch22-Mar-19 09:57 PM
the problem is that I am just too trustworthy.
I should do some bad things so that Amoveo community will stop trusting my updates and it will be more secure.
again, how is this trustless?!
jl777c22-Mar-19 09:58 PM
it isnt trustless
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zack22-Mar-19 09:58 PM
there is a lot of trustful mechanisms out there today
jl777c22-Mar-19 09:58 PM
so by his logic, the entire amoveo chain has no purpose
zack22-Mar-19 09:58 PM
financial derivatives is the purpose
jl777c22-Mar-19 09:58 PM
which I dont agree with as that is very extremist
just because a blockchain project has some aspects of trust required doesnt mean you can just use a centralized solution
zack22-Mar-19 09:59 PM
Bitcoin software had security holes. But when they were discovered they were patched up.
Vulnerabilities that can happen just once aren't so threatening to the success of a blockchain in comparison to the ones that happen over and over.
jl777c22-Mar-19 09:59 PM
and I would hope he is mature enough to stop saying that we are lying, when we never even claim we are trustless in the firstplace
MyName22-Mar-19 10:00 PM
I should do some bad things so that Amoveo community will stop trusting my updates and it will be more secure.
Your hyperbole and sarcasm aside, are you willing to no longer be involved and just walk away if the network decides the outcome of oracles by hard forking the code to code you don't control?
mrlynch22-Mar-19 10:00 PM
a full on exit scam is a pretty threatening thing and so far it seems that you hold the keys to the kingdom
zack22-Mar-19 10:00 PM
Can you give me an example of a use case where it isn't completely trust-free, but you still get enough advantages from the blockchain that it is better to put it on a blockchain instead of a centralized website?
jl777c22-Mar-19 10:00 PM
amoveo
zack22-Mar-19 10:01 PM
Amoveo is trust free
jl777c22-Mar-19 10:01 PM
wrong
mrlynch22-Mar-19 10:01 PM
no it's not
zack22-Mar-19 10:01 PM
Can you give me an example that I can understand?
jl777c22-Mar-19 10:01 PM
it requires trust in you
mrlynch22-Mar-19 10:01 PM
you just said so
ffs
jl777c22-Mar-19 10:01 PM
the problem is that I am just too trustworthy.
I should do some bad things so that Amoveo community will stop trusting my updates and it will be more secure.
those are your words
mrlynch22-Mar-19 10:01 PM
the problem is that I am just too trustworthy.
I should do some bad things so that Amoveo community will stop trusting my updates and it will be more secure.
again, how is this trustless?!
jl777c22-Mar-19 10:01 PM
notice the usage of "stop trusting"
which means they are trusting you
MyName22-Mar-19 10:01 PM
I should do some bad things so that Amoveo community will stop trusting my updates and it will be more secure.
Your hyperbole and sarcasm aside, are you willing to no longer be involved and just walk away if the network decides the outcome of oracles by hard forking the code to code you don't control?
jl777c22-Mar-19 10:02 PM
which means it isnt trustless
zack22-Mar-19 10:02 PM
the fact that people trust me doesn't necessarily mean that Amoveo would break if I wasn't trusted.
jl777c22-Mar-19 10:02 PM
it doesnt mean it wouldnt either
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴22-Mar-19 10:02 PM
I should do some bad things so that Amoveo community will stop trusting my updates and it will be more secure.
Your hyperbole and sarcasm aside, are you willing to no longer be involved and just walk away if the network decides the outcome of oracles by hard forking the code to code you don't control?
zack22-Mar-19 10:02 PM
It seems like you can't come up with any example
mrlynch22-Mar-19 10:03 PM
4th time do you need 15 min more for another write up?
jl777c22-Mar-19 10:03 PM
the tokenized DEX is a simple example
it at least blockchains the trades
so gives visibility into the trades, even though you still trust the gateways to redeem your coins
zack22-Mar-19 10:03 PM
can you tell me more about this?
Some bitcoin are locked somewhere, and then bitcoin tokens are on Komodo?
jl777c22-Mar-19 10:03 PM
so it is a half step
cryptobridge?
bitshares
zack22-Mar-19 10:03 PM
like a bitcoin placeholder that can be turned back into bitcoin?
jl777c22-Mar-19 10:03 PM
NXT
yes, gateways
you deposit crypto in a gateway, get a token 1:1
then you can redeem it 1:1 for the real crypto
in between you can do onchain swaps with other tokens
mrlynch22-Mar-19 10:04 PM
or "financial derivatives" that match value of btc(edited)
zack22-Mar-19 10:04 PM
Does that have any advantages over synthetic assets?
It seems like a less secure version of the same.
jl777c22-Mar-19 10:05 PM
there is a blockchain involved, trading things onchain, yet you are trusting the gateway to redeem
it isnt capped at 100%
it is the real coins
and the main advantage is that all the trades are onchain
along with orders
so you can detect that there is no cheating, this is not possible on CEX
zack22-Mar-19 10:06 PM
the people who run the bridge, why don't they run a centralized website and hold your bitcoin the same way?
Why do you want the bitcoin-tokens on komodo, if you are trusting that group of people anyway?
jl777c22-Mar-19 10:06 PM
yes the exposure on the deposited coins is just as bad as a CEX, i dont count that as an advantage
zack22-Mar-19 10:06 PM
oh, it is to make the trading mechanism less trusted
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴22-Mar-19 10:06 PM
I should do some bad things so that Amoveo community will stop trusting my updates and it will be more secure.
Your hyperbole and sarcasm aside, are you willing to no longer be involved and just walk away if the network decides the outcome of oracles by hard forking the code to code you don't control?
if you are already trusting a group of people to hold your bitcoin, why not trust that same group to enforce trades?
Since they are holding the same money anyway?
it doesn't give them the ability to steal any more than they can alredy steal


The Biocode software comprises everything you need to manage your lab and sequence analysis workflows. See the official wiki at https://github.com/biocodellc/biocode-lims/wiki for more information on how to use the plugin.
Release notes are available at https://github.com/biocodellc/biocode-lims/releases
A great source of help can be found on the discussion forum at http://connect.barcodeoflife.net/group/lims or you can email geome.help@gmail.com.


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Source: pdf
Author: Aaron J. Gruber, Sara A. Solla, James C. Houk
Abstract: Single unit activity in the striatum of awake monkeys shows a marked dependence on the expected reward that a behavior will elicit. We present a computational model of spiny neurons, the principal neurons of the striatum, to assess the hypothesis that direct neuromodulatory effects of dopamine through the activation of D 1 receptors mediate the reward dependency of spiny neuron activity. Dopamine release results in the amplification of key ion currents, leading to the emergence of bistability, which not only modulates the peak firing rate but also introduces a temporal and state dependence of the model's response, thus improving the detectability of temporally correlated inputs. 1
[1] Kawagoe R, Takikawa Y , Hikosaka 0 (1998). Nature Neurosci 1:411-416.
[2] Schultz W (1998). J Neurophysiol 80:1-27.
[3] Nicola SM, Surmeier DJ, Malenka RC (2000). Annu Rev Neurosci 23:185-215.
[4] Hernandez-Lopez S, Bargas J , Surmeier DJ , Reyes A, Gallarraga E (1997) . J Neurosci 17:3334-42.
[5] Wilson CJ, Kawaguchi Y (1996). J Neurosci 7:2397-2410 .
[6] Hille B (1992) Ionic Channels of Excitable Membranes. Sinauer Ass., Sunderland MA.
[7] Pacheco-Cano MT, Bargas J , Hernandez-Lopez S (1996) . Exp Brain Res 110:205-21l.
[8] Surmeier DJ, Bargas J , Hemmings HC , Nairn AC, Greengard P (1995). Neuron 14:385397.
[9] Servan-Schreiber D, Printz H, Cohen JD (1990). Science 249:892-895.


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1IceNLP is an open source project, see https://github.com/hrafnl/icenlp
2The dictionaries used by IceTagger are derived from the Icelandic Frequency Dictionary (IFD) corpus, and from a part of the Database of Modern Icelandic Inflections (BIN) - Copyright © Árni Magnússon Institute for Icelandic Studies.


Value Type:
Initial Value:
true.
Description:
Controls whether the prefix ``#:'' is printed before apparently uninterned symbols. The prefix is printed before such symbols if and only if the value of *print-gensym* is true.
Examples:
(let ((*print-gensym* nil)) (print (gensym))) >> G6040 => #:G6040
Affected By: None.
See Also:
Notes: None.


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layout: post
title: ! 'Handy Hack: How to use Vim netrw in ftp passive mode'
tags:
- Linux
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- Software Development
- Work Practices
status: publish
type: post
published: true
meta: {}
---
The Vim editor can edit files on a remote machine using ftp to open and save the file (other protocols such as DAV and scp are also supported). The plugin is called netrw and comes standard with modern Vim.
When using ftp it is often the case that passive mode must be used across firewalls, which is not ftp's default behaviour (at least not on my Linux system). However ftp often has a command line switch to force passive (e.g. -p). Just add let g:netrw_ftp_cmd="ftp -p"
to your ~/.vimrc
file. You will need to change this depending on the specific options and features of your ftp program.


Schiff Doesn’t Rule Out More Hearings But Says Evidence To Impeach Is ‘Overwhelming’
House Intelligence Chair Adam Schiff (D-CA) indicated that the case to impeach President Donald Trump is already strong enough to the point where additional hearings may not be necessary on Sunday.
“Are there going to be any more hearings, any more witnesses, or are you done?” asked CNN’s “State of the Union” host Jake Tapper.
“We don’t foreclose the possibility of more depositions, more hearings,” Schiff replied. “We are in the process of getting more documents all the time. So that investigative work is going to go on.”
But impeachment investigators aren’t going to let Trump and other administration officials hold up the process with their refusal to testify, the Democratic lawmaker added.
“We’re not willing to go down that road,” he continued. “And what’s more, the evidence is already overwhelming.”
Last week saw the conclusion of all the public testimonies of witnesses who have cooperated with the investigation. The hearings, particularly that of Ambassador Gordon Sondland, confirmed there was a quid pro quo between Trump and Ukraine when Trump withheld nearly $400 million in military aid while asking the Ukrainian president to announce an investigation into Joe Biden.
“It’s really not contested what the President did,” Schiff said.
Watch Schiff below:


I have been in software development training at WeCanCodeIT full-stack bootcamp in Columbus Ohio from May 2018 to August 2018. My training included programming in Java as a main focus along with Spring. Training also included Thymeleaf, HTML, CSS and SQL.
I have been an amature Photographer for several years. I use a combination of Nikon products along with Adobe Lightroom. I enjoy all aspects of subjects but seem to be drawn to landscape, action, abstract, and animals.


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What's the normative on data security and protection?
What's the job of the confidentiality?
Which OS uses an DRM?
Which licenses of Creative Commans (CC) are propietary?
Of what consists a license for propietary software?
For what does the free license serves?
Which of these isn't an existing license?
What do you need for the creation of any software license?
Creative Commons have their own copyright licenses?
Which of these attacks affect the clients of the microtransaction platform more?
The most targeted microtransactions platform?
The microtransactiones can get to be more popular than paying in cash?
For what does WikiLeaks serve?
Which relevant information did WikiLeaks filter in 2016?
What's needed to publish in WikiLeaks?
Can everything be lost with these digital bets?
When entering "dark web", all the dangers multiply considerably when betting?
Each movie/song exposed to the Internet have a license?
What could happen if you downloads pirated content?
Does the term of "space piracy" and is it the same as "cyberspace"?
Since when did piracy begin (as it is)?
Could social networks be used to separate reality from virtually?
What's advertising?
What's the CAN-SPAM law?
How could XSS attacks be avoided?
How's the attack consisting in changing the domains named as?
With which tool you could check if a domain was tampered with XSS without executing the JS?
Which automatic tool with a UI scans your website for various vulnerabilities and offers solutions?
Which of these tools can be used for network sniffing?
Which activated option in the sudoers file would result in a buffer overflow privesc on older Linux releases?
Which are the stages to pentest?
What's CSRF?
How was the legendary "mimikatz" tool used to be named?


#include <stDBMCollection.h>
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| stPageID | GetPageID () |
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| stDistance | GetRadius () |
| void | SetRadius (stDistance radius) |
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Are you looking for a fun way to contribute your skills and enthusiasm to cultivating a community of other volunteers? Then we want you!
We're looking for a few good volunteers to join our all volunteer organizing team. We do lots of fun things like:
- Organize a weekly hack night every Wednesday night
- Build and maintain our website to communicate what people are working on and tell stories
- Identify and cultivate partners to learn from and build projects with our team of awesome volunteers
- Iterate on the organization and try new things
- Host social events to get to know each other
- And more...
To be an organizing team member, we just need a handful of things:
- 10 to 15 hours average per month of your time
- An intention to help for at least 4 to 6 months (more time welcome and we can talk about a smaller commitment)
- A passion and interest in the mission of Code for San Francisco
If you're intersted, just fill in the form below, we will:
- Acknowledge your submission within 7 days
- Reach out for an interview to get to know you (note, that may be delayed based on availabilty of the organizing team and other priorities)
- Respond with a decision after the interview with an offer to invite you to the
We'll be looking for:
- Evidence of committment and excitement for joining the core team
- Evidence that you'll adhere to our code of conduct and create an inclusive place for other volunteers


Season's third cruise vessel calls at Mangaluru port
by DHNSThe third cruise vessel of the season named "Silver Spirit" called at New Mangalore Port on Thursday.
There were 450 passengers and 300 crew on board of the cruise.
The passengers were welcomed in a traditional manner by showcasing local folk culture including Yakshagana. As many as 250 passengers had booked to visit various tourist destinations in and around Mangaluru. The vessel will be sailing back in the evening.
The vessel arrived from Mormugao Port, Goa. From Mangaluru it will be sailing to Kochi.
The cruise season began on November 4 and as many a 24 cruise vessels have already confirmed their visit to the New Mangalore Port in the current season.In previous fiscal, 26 cruise vessels had called at the port.
In 2017, a total of 22 cruise vessels with 24,258 passengers had visited the port.


APSMediaEventProtocol
Objective-C
@protocol APSMediaEventProtocol <NSObject>
Swift
protocol APSMediaEventProtocol : NSObjectProtocol
The APSMediaEventProtocol
protocol describes methods that objects extending the associated APSMediaEvent
class must or can implement.
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This code will be executed once the event is triggered by the player.
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Objective-C
- (void)onTrigger;
Swift
func onTrigger()
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Objective-C
- (void)onPreload;
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optional func onPreload()
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optional func onUpdate()
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optional func onUnload()
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Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)setStateWithoutTriggeringKVO:(APSMediaEventState)state;
Swift
optional func setStateWithoutTriggeringKVO(_ state: APSMediaEventState)


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LTE¶
Functions to calculate LTE column densities.
TODO: Add Documentation.
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astrolyze.lte.lte.
calc_N
(molecule, excitation_temperature, J, W)[source] Calculates the column density for a molecule. !!! LOOK into the remaining Code and merge!!!
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astrolyze.lte.lte.
calc_excitation_temperature
(Tb, nu)[source] Calculation of the excitation temperature of an optically thick 12CO line under the assumption of LTE.
Parameters: Tb –
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astrolyze.lte.lte.
calc_jnu
(nu, T)[source] Calculates needed for lte_column_density.
Parameters: - nu (float) – Frequency
- T (float) – Temperature
Notes
The formula (in cgs units) implemented here is:
where:
- k: the Boltzman constant in CGS
- h: the PLanck constant in CGS
- : the frequency
- T: exitation temperature
References
Mike Zielinsky
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astrolyze.lte.lte.
lte_column_density
(nu, Tmb, excitation_temperature, J, Z, mu)[source] This function calculates the Column densities of linear molecules
Units are all to be given in cgs Z is the array of partition function values for the corresponding temperatures in T these are the log values of Z
Notes
The implemented formula, taken from Doktorarbeit is:
- where:
- k: the Boltzman constant in CGS
- h: the PLanck constant in CGS
- W: integrated Intensity in Kelvin cm/s
- Aul: the Einstein coeffiecient of the transition
- gu: the statistical Weight of the upper level
- Eu: the Energy of the upper level
- exitation_temperature
- Z: the partition Function
References
add reference to Zielinsky
Warning
Extend documentation!!!!
This script generates a dictionary storing the information of molecular transitions.
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class
astrolyze.lte.molecule_parameter.
Molecule
(nu, Q, T, Eu, Aul, gu, mu, name='')[source] A class holding attributes that define the characteristics of an individual tansition of a molecules.
The
astrolyze.functions.astro_functions.calc_N()
routine depends on this class.Parameters: - nu (float) –
- Q (list) – The partition function of the molecule evaluated at discreet temperatures. Given in T.
- T (list) – The temperatures at which the partition functions was evaluated. The value of Q used finally is interpolated to the excitation_temperature give.
- Eu (float) – Energy of the upper state of the transition.
- Aul (float) – The Einstein coefficient. For the transition of upper-to-lower state.
- gu (float) – ADD DESCRIPTION.
- mu (float) – ADD DESCRIPTION.
- name (string) – The name of the molecule.


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@(user: models.users.User, player: List[models.Player]) @import helper._ @main("Delete Player", user) {
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| @p.jerseyNum | @p.playerName | @p.gkVal | @p.defVal | @p.midFVal | @p.attVal | @p.health | @helper.form(action = routes.PlayerCtrl.delPlayer(p.playerID)) { | }@helper.form(action = routes.PlayerCtrl.editPlayer(p.playerID)) { | }


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Structure to store a list of Point class objects(points)
This class gives functionality to store a list of Point objects with additional support of having sentinel nodes which are auto determined by the class based on points present in its list.


Before Change
return finalized
def _nice_format(self, dictionary):
return {k: round_sigfigs(v, 4) for k, v in dictionary.items()}
def _compute_eta(self, epochs_completed, time_elapsed):
Computes the estimated seconds remaining in training.
After Change
return self._average_dicts(all_versions)
def _nice_format(self, dictionary):
rounded = {}
for k, v in dictionary.items():
if isinstance(v, dict):
rounded[k] = self._nice_format(v)
elif isinstance(v, float):
rounded[k] = round_sigfigs(v, 4)
else:
rounded[k] = v
return rounded
def _compute_eta(self, epochs_completed, time_elapsed):
Computes the estimated seconds remaining in training.


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[§11-372] Reporting loan; written loan agreement. (a) Every loan shall be reported as provided in section 11-333.
(b) Every loan in excess of $100 shall be documented as provided in section 11-333.
(c) A loan shall be treated as a contribution, subject to all relevant provisions of this part, if the loan is not reported or documented as provided in section 11-333. [L 2010, c 211, pt of §2]


DH_SHLIBDEPS(1) Debhelper DH_SHLIBDEPS(1) NAME dh_shlibdeps - calculate shared library dependencies SYNOPSIS dh_shlibdeps [debhelperÂ options] [-Lpackage] [-ldirectory] [-Xitem] [--Â params] DESCRIPTION dh_shlibdeps is a debhelper program that is responsible for calculating shared library dependencies for packages. This program is merely a wrapper around dpkg-shlibdeps(1) that calls it once for each package listed in the control file, passing it a list of ELF executables and shared libraries it has found. OPTIONS -Xitem, --exclude=item Exclude files that contain item anywhere in their filename from being passed to dpkg-shlibdeps. This will make their dependencies be ignored. This may be useful in some situations, but use it with caution. This option may be used more than once to exclude more than one thing. -- params Pass params to dpkg-shlibdeps(1). -uparams, --dpkg-shlibdeps-params=params This is another way to pass params to dpkg-shlibdeps(1). It is deprecated; use -- instead. -ldirectory[:directory ...] With recent versions of dpkg-shlibdeps, this option is generally not needed. Before dpkg-shlibdeps is run, LD_LIBRARY_PATH will have added to it the specified directory (or directories -- separate with colons). With recent versions of dpkg-shlibdeps, this is mostly only useful for packages that build multiple flavors of the same library, or other situations where the library is installed into a directory not on the regular library search path. -Lpackage, --libpackage=package With recent versions of dpkg-shlibdeps, this option is generally not needed, unless your package builds multiple flavors of the same library. It tells dpkg-shlibdeps (via its -S parameter) to look first in the package build directory for the specified package, when searching for libraries, symbol files, and shlibs files. EXAMPLES Suppose that your source package produces libfoo1, libfoo-dev, and libfoo-bin binary packages. libfoo-bin links against libfoo1, and should depend on it. In your rules file, first run dh_makeshlibs, then dh_shlibdeps: dh_makeshlibs dh_shlibdeps This will have the effect of generating automatically a shlibs file for libfoo1, and using that file and the libfoo1 library in the debian/libfoo1/usr/lib directory to calculate shared library dependency information. If a libbar1 package is also produced, that is an alternate build of libfoo, and is installed into /usr/lib/bar/, you can make libfoo-bin depend on libbar1 as follows: dh_shlibdeps -Llibbar1 -l/usr/lib/bar SEE ALSO debhelper(7), dpkg-shlibdeps(1) This program is a part of debhelper. AUTHOR Joey Hess<EMAIL_ADDRESS>9.20120909 2012-09-10 DH_SHLIBDEPS(1)


LitElement Essentials Part 3
Inspect the page to notice the nuances.
The mood component (reflect set to false)
The mood component (reflect set to true)
The mood component (reflect set to true, attribute set to "current-mood")
The mood component (reflect set to true, attribute set to false)
The integer component (type is set to a function)
The integer component (type is set to an object)
The person component (hasChanged is set to a function)


{% extends "package/base.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% load crispy_forms_tags %} {% block head_title %}{{ action|title }} {% trans "package" %}{% endblock %} {% block extra_head %} {{ block.super }} {% endblock %} {% block body %}
You don't have to add new items to Timeline manually. You can defined rules, according to which Timeline will be populated automatically!


Poinas, A., & Lavancier, F. (2022). Asymptotic approximation of the likelihood of stationary determinantal point processes. Scandinavian Journal of Statistics, 50(2), 842–874.
Poinas, A., Delyon, B., & Lavancier, F. (2019). Mixing properties and central limit theorem for associated point processes. Bernoulli, 25(3), 1724–1754.
Lavancier, F., Poinas, A., & Waagepetersen, R. (2019). Adaptive estimating function inference for non-stationary determinantal point processes. Scandinavian Journal of Statistics, 1–35.
Poinas, A. (2019). A bound of the β-mixing coefficient for point processes in terms of their intensity functions. Statistics and Probability Letters, 148, 88–93.
Biscio, C. A. N., Poinas, A., & Waagepetersen, R. (2018). A note on gaps in proofs of central limit theorems. Statistics and Probability Letters, 135, 7–10.
Jalilian, A., Xu, G., Poinas, A., & Waagepetersen, R. (2023). A central limit theorem for a sequence of conditionally centered and α-mixing random fields.


Prince William to visit West Brom as part of Heads Up campaign
Football Association president Prince William is to visit Sky Bet Championship club West Brom as part of his mental well-being campaign Heads Up.
The Duke of Cambridge is to meet with head coach Slaven Bilic and members of the first team on Thursday, November 28 to discuss what the club describe as "some of the pressures they face as players, and the impact these challenges can often have upon their mental well-being".
The Duke will also spend time with young players from Albion's academy, and will join a session on mental health run by a first-team player.
The club has introduced the sessions to ensure young players are better able to cope with the challenges and potential setbacks they could face during their careers.
Speaking on the club website, captain Chris Brunt said: "We are obviously pleased and proud to offer our support to The Duke's efforts.
"As we learn more and more about the importance of mental well-being, it seems clear that we should use the game's profile to encourage everyone to talk about these issues."
The Duke's season-long Heads Up campaign is using the influence and popularity of football to show the nation that mental health is as important as physical health.
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R for Data Science - Hadley Wickham & Garret Grolemund (Free)
A good allrounder book on using R for data science. It comes with lots of code snippits for you to try our yourself.
Python Data Science Handbook - Jake VanderPlas (Free)
I’ve not read it yet myself. I heard it is a very comprehensive resource for data science in python.
An Introduction to Statistical Learning - Gareth James, Daniela Witten, Trevor Hastie and Robert Tibshirani (Free from Gareth James's academic website)
Statistical Analysis with R for Dummies - Joseph Schmuller
I like this book for the step by step calculations of core statistics such as R-squared and also has detailed walkthroughs of hypothesis testing.
Hands-On Programming with R - Garrett Grolemund (Free)
This book takes you from the absolute beginning with zero coding knowledge. A great place to start learning R. It is a good overview from a general programmng perspective. I recommend chapters 1-7. The later chapters seem more understandable once you have some hands-on experiene with data science. Appendix E also provides some good debugging tips.
Advanced R - Hadley Wickham (Free)
This book is on my reading list. I know colleagues who refer to it often for more advanced topics.
This book is an excellent resource for understanding the statistical fundamentals of the most commonly used machine learning algorithms. I consider it a must read. It also comes with lab exercises in R but the book is great based on its mathematical and statistic introductions alone.
Python Machine Learning - Sebastian Raschka
This book has some good illustrations on how scikit learn works and might be helpful generally for people wanting to use sklearn for machine learning. It is a good book for people who already know machine learning and want to know how to implement their favourite algorithms in python but it also introduces concepts in machine learning too.
Fluent Python - Luciano Ramalho
If you are like me and want to understand the inner workings of Python, this is a good read. This book helped me learn more about base python. I didn’t read it cover to cover but pick it up, read a chapter and you will learn something new to improve your code.
Weapons of Math Destruction - Cathy O’Neil
Because we are not doing data science in an isolated bubble. Our decisions have consequenses and this book is a great start to being aware of them.
Fundamentals of Data Visualization - Claus O. Wilke (Free)
I’ve not fully explored this yet but it seems like a great resource on how to ensure your data visualisations are as communicative as possible and tell the story you want to tell.
R Graphics Cookbook - Winston Chang (Free)
This book should be your first reference when trying to work out how to do certain things using ggplot2.
The Linux Command Line - William Shotts (Free)
Great reference and introduction to Linux commands. I consider linux command line basics as essential for any programmer.
Whenever I am coding I have mutliple documentation pages open. It’s not possible to remember how every single function is used. I’m a big fan of documentation so clicking through the “related functions” lets me discover new functions which are sometimes even more suited to what I want to do.
The content of the help section of RStudio but a much better use interface. Allows you to have multiple tabs open relating to different functions/packages.
Pandas is used for handling data structured in dataframes with column names. This documentation is best viewed using the search function.
I see Numpy as the stripped down version of pandas. It is highly optimised for vector and matrix calculations. In my excperience, repeated calculations on a numpy array are much quicker than the equivalent calculations on a pandas DataFrame.
Scipy is like Numpy with a statistical boost. It is a collection of more statistics-focussed functions and works well with numpy and Pandas. It also forms the basis of many scikit learn methods.
scikit-learn is a collection of machine learning algorithms and preprocessors for use in python. It is primarily based on numpy arrays and scipy but also handles pandas DataFrames well too.
Although the search function is not the best, this is also essential whenever manipulating datasets using spark.
Plotly (for Python) Open Source Guide
This is an overall user guide for plotly visualisations. I find it really useful for finding out how to define the smaller specifics of visualisations. If you are a fan of visualisation like I am, this is a great set of packages to get familiar with.
This documenations is for Plotly Express, the high-level interface/API for creating interactive JS-based visualisations.
Plotly (for Python) Figure Reference
This is my go-to for all (detailed) things plotly. It is the complete API guide for Figures. If you are already familiar with plotly Figures and want to find out all there is to know, reading this will give you the answers. I strongly recommend using the “magic underscores” when using plotly rather than nested dictionaries.
In particular sections 6 and 7 list the available models. Sections 3, 4 & 5 also describe some key principles of machine learning and how you can implement them using caret.
Regular Expressions (regex) Tester
A great tool to check if a pattern successfully recognises characters in a given input. Helps to understand unexpected outputs of code.
A colour-selection tool developed by Prof. Cynthia Brewer. I use this tool to select the best colours for my visualisations. I particularly like the “colorblind safe” option. This tool works great in combination with some of the principles of O. Wilke’s book (see below)
I use this to brush up on my SQL and HTML knowledge. The instructions are clear and the site is easy to navigate.
A comprehensive API reference to CSS including interactive examples.
This is a question and answer site about a range of coding topics. It’s not a site I would ever go on to search for specific questions. But when I google something and see one of the results is a page in stackoverflow there is a good chance it will help my answer my question.
A collection of video and written tutorials great for helping you develop shiny web applications.
A great collection of around 30 cheatsheets for different tidyverse and non-tidyverse packages in R.
An overview of the key functions to use when doing machine learning in python using scikit-learn.
Complementary to the pandas documentation. This gives an overview of commonly used functions.
I don’t have a recommendation for a specific cheatsheet but I recommend finding one you like and saving it somewhere useful. Everybody needs to look up anything more compley rthan the basic commands.
Machine Learning Flashcards - Chris Albon
A great resource to test your machine learning knowledge every now and then.
This video series is hosted by Ronke Babajide, Dr.rer.nat. It features women working in IT over a spectrum of different roles.
Hosted by Manuel Pasieka, this podcast talks about AI-related topics and how they are done in Austria.
If you’re curious about the role of data in the real world, this podcast is for you.
This podcast is an intermediate level podcast about different machine learning related mathmatical concepts and algorithms. Presented by one expert, Katie Malone, and one non-expert, Ben (couldn’t find his SM details!).
Vienna Data Science Group (vdsg)
I attended hackathon run by VDSG in which I worked on projects from non-profit organisations to help them get the most out of their data. I have also worked with this group on other data4good projects.
Events ranging from beginner to advanced on different R topics.
I’ve not been to this series of meetups but I’ve heard great things about it.
I like to stay active in the twitter-sphere to keep track of the latest data science goings-on. You can hear directly from any data scientists/programmers/visualisation experts you admire. Recommended hashtags to search for/accounts to follow:


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On paper, Stranger Things shouldn't really be my kind of show. I didn't grow up in the 80s so that nostalgia shouldn't resonate with me. I'm not a fan of horror as a genre, so the spooks should have turned me away. It doesn't star any of pop culture's current darlings, so there wasn't anything to really bait me. Yet, somehow, I ended up binge-watching the entire first season of Stranger Things in the course of 3 days.
Have you heard of Millie Bobby Brown? No? You will. That's all I'll say for now…
All of this, plus throw in the fact that it's well-written, beautifully-shot, and has great pacing in terms of story and character development, and you've got a recipe for a supremely entertaining show.
If you haven't seen it yet, I wouldn't want to say anything further than to say, do yourself a favour; watch Stranger Things. Thank me later.


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The 38-year-old Arrow star was seen supporting his favorite team while making the trek from Palm Springs to Los Angeles for the game on Monday (November 25).
The Rams are playing the Baltimore Ravens for the big game on ESPN. At the time of this posting, the game is still in progress, but things aren’t looking good for the Rams as they’re down by a lot!
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Most of the time you have recurring tasks while writing an application such as starting up an interactive python interpreter with some prefilled imports, starting the development server, initializing the database or something similar.
For that purpose werkzeug provides the werkzeug.script module which helps you writing such scripts.
The following snippet is roughly the same in every werkzeug script:
#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from werkzeug import script
# actions go here
if __name__ == '__main__':
script.run()
Starting this script now does nothing because no actions are defined. An action is a function in the same module starting with "action_" which takes a number of arguments where every argument has a default. The type of the default value specifies the type of the argument.
Arguments can then be passed by position or using --name=value from the shell.
Because a runserver and shell command is pretty common there are two factory functions that create such commands:
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action_shell = script.make_shell(lambda: {'app': make_app()})
The script from above can be used like this from the shell now:
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$ ./manage.py runserver localhost 8080 --debugger --no-reloader
$ ./manage.py runserver -p 4000
$ ./manage.py shell
As you can see it’s possible to pass parameters as positional arguments or as named parameters, pretty much like Python function calls.
Writing new action functions is pretty straightforward. All you have to do is to name the function action_COMMAND and it will be available as ./manage.py COMMAND. The docstring of the function is used for the help screen and all arguments must have defaults which the run function can inspect. As a matter of fact you cannot use *args or **kwargs constructs.
An additional feature is the definition of tuples as defaults. The first item in the tuple could be a short name for the command and the second the default value:
def action_add_user(username=('u', ''), password=('p', '')):
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Public companies are required by law to permit shareholders (above a threshold amount) to add items to the annual meeting's agenda. This is largely a joke now, because shares are spread so widely that too small a number could ever attend a meeting to enact the proposal. However: due to the laws governing public companies they have to publish, read aloud, and make a show of voting on the proposal anyway.
- We're trying to find shareholders who own $2000 in stock of the tech companies involved in the NSA"s PRISM program. Bear in mind, this probably only works for those that are traded publicly (Twitter, we're coming for you!)
- Once you have a shareholder, you will want to look up the schedule for annual meetings on Edgar, the SEC's search engine for documents. The stock ticker is the easiest tool to look that up. Example shareholder proposals will be listed in the proxy statements filed for each annual meeting, as well. Here is Apple Inc.'s 2013 proxy statement.
- Once you have the date that the last annual meeting was announced, add a year and count back 120 days to approximate the deadline for filing a shareholder proposal. The rules for where to send the proposal should be listed in the proxy statement as well.
- Draft a letter from the shareholder and attach the proposal (500 words maximum). The shareholder or his designee must attend the annual meeting himself in order to get a vote on the proposal. So the letter may have to designate someone to attend the annual meeting in lieu of the shareholder.
Please let us know by editing this spreadsheet if you take these steps, so that we do not have more than one person putting forth a proposal for that annual meeting. And see this post for an example of what a shareholder proposal might look like, drafted by David and Alice.


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| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
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static GrowthRateEstimator |
GrowthRateEstimator.basicGrowthRateEstimator() |
Produces a GrowthRateEstimator that will estimate growth rate only, with sane defaults, and estimating using windows between 4 and 14 days
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GrowthRateEstimator |
GrowthRateEstimator.combineEstimatesWithWeightedMixture() |
Sets the estimator to use a weighted mixture to combine estimates based on the length of different data windows, using weights defined
by withEstimateWeighting() or withGaussianEstimateWeighting().
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protected GrowthRateEstimator |
GrowthRateEstimator.combineUsingOnlyFirstEstimate() |
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static GrowthRateEstimator |
GrowthRateEstimator.defaultGrowthRateAndRtEstimator(int minWindow,
int maxWindow,
double initialIncidence) |
Produces a GrowthRateEstimator that will estimate growth rate and $R_t$, with sane defaults.
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static GrowthRateEstimator |
GrowthRateEstimator.defaultGrowthRateEstimator(int minWindow,
int maxWindow) |
Produces a GrowthRateEstimator that will estimate growth rate only, with sane defaults, unless an infectivity profile is lated added
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GrowthRateEstimator |
GrowthRateTimeseries.getEstimator() |
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GrowthRateEstimator |
GrowthRateEstimator.priorIncidenceFromPosteriorAndGrowthRate(double multiplyingSDby) |
Select a prior estimate for the poisson rate by taking the previous posterior and increasing it by
the exponential previous posterior growth rate and multiplying the resulting disctribution by a
constant factor.
|
GrowthRateEstimator |
GrowthRateEstimator.priorIncidenceFromPosteriorMean() |
Select a prior estimate for the poisson rate by taking the previous posterior and constructing a prior with
mean and sd both equal to the mean of the previous posterior.
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GrowthRateEstimator |
GrowthRateEstimator.priorIncidenceFromPosteriorMeanAndCoefVariation(double kappa) |
Select a prior estimate for the poisson rate by taking the previous posterior and constructing a prior with
mean and sd both equal to the mean of the previous posterior.
|
GrowthRateEstimator |
GrowthRateEstimator.priorIncidenceFromPosteriorMeanAndGrowthRate() |
Select a prior estimate for the poisson rate by taking the previous posterior and constructing a prior with
mean and sd both equal to the mean of the previous posterior plus the growth rate.
|
GrowthRateEstimator |
GrowthRateEstimator.priorIncidenceFromPosteriorMeanAndGrowthRateAndCoefVariation(double kappa) |
Select a prior estimate for the poisson rate by taking the previous posterior and constructing a prior with
mean and sd both equal to the mean of the previous posterior plus the growth rate.
|
GrowthRateEstimator |
GrowthRateEstimator.priorIncidenceFromPreviousPosterior(double multiplyingSDby) |
Select a prior estimate for the poisson rate by taking the previous posterior and multiplying
the SD by a constant factor
|
GrowthRateEstimator |
GrowthRateEstimator.priorIncidenceFromScaledPosteriorAndGrowthRate() |
Select a prior estimate for the poisson rate by taking the previous posterior and increasing it by
the exponential previous posterior growth rate and multiplying the resulting disctribution by a
factor determined by the change in t-1 and t-2 indidence.
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GrowthRateEstimator |
GrowthRateEstimator.priorIncidenceFromScaledPreviousPosterior() |
Select a prior estimate for the poisson rate by taking the previous posterior and multiplying
the SD by a factor determined by the difference between the t-1 and t-2 incidence.
|
static GrowthRateEstimator |
GrowthRateEstimator.strictGrowthRateAndRtEstimator(int minWindow,
int maxWindow,
uk.co.terminological.rjava.types.RNumericArray infectivityProfiles) |
Produces a GrowthRateEstimator that will estimate growth rate and $R_t$, with sane defaults.
|
GrowthRateEstimator |
GrowthRateEstimator.useAllPosteriorEstimates() |
The posterior estimates for each combination of data window and infectivity profile are all retained and combined
|
GrowthRateEstimator |
GrowthRateEstimator.usePosteriorEstimatesFromOneWindow(int tau) |
The posterior estimates for only one data window, but all infectivity profiles, are retained and combined.
|
GrowthRateEstimator |
GrowthRateEstimator.usePosteriorEstimatesWithEnoughData(int sumIncidence) |
The posterior estimates for data windows that include a reasonable amount of data are retained and combined.
|
GrowthRateEstimator |
GrowthRateEstimator.withEstimateWeighting(uk.co.terminological.rjava.types.RNumericVector weights) |
Allows configuration of the weighting of estimate combination for the weighted mixture combination.
|
GrowthRateEstimator |
GrowthRateEstimator.withGaussianEstimateWeighting(double meanTau,
double sdTau) |
Allows configuration of the weighting of estimate combination for the weighted mixture combination.
|
GrowthRateEstimator |
GrowthRateEstimator.withInfectivityProfile(uk.co.terminological.rjava.types.RNumericVector infectivityProfile,
boolean replace) |
Configure the estimator with an infectivity profile.
|
GrowthRateEstimator |
GrowthRateEstimator.withInfectivityProfileMatrix(uk.co.terminological.rjava.types.RNumericArray infectivityProfiles) |
Configure the estimator with an infectivity profile by specifying it as a matrix.
|
GrowthRateEstimator |
GrowthRateEstimator.withInitialIncidence(double incidence) |
Allows configuration of the initial incidence.
|
GrowthRateEstimator |
GrowthRateEstimator.withOutputQuantiles(uk.co.terminological.rjava.types.RNumericVector quantiles) |
Allows you to change the quantiles returned by the estimator.
|
GrowthRateEstimator |
GrowthRateEstimator.withSaneDefaults() |
Provides a sensible baseline configuration for the estimator that involves estimating the poisson rate using the
previous timestep's posterior and growth rate estimates.
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| Constructor | Description |
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GrowthRateTimeseries(GrowthRateEstimator estimator) |
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a talk by Chris Adams
You may have heard the quote “Software is eating the world” to describe how services like Airbnb, Uber, Slack and Skype are replacing the likes of hotels, taxis and the office commute. As software engineers, part of our job is accelerating this shift. And it’s easy to think that a shift from moving atoms, to moving bits, is a net win for the planet.
However, moving all those bits for our sites around takes servers. And these servers run on electricity. And most of this electricity powering our servers comes from burning fossil fuels. And burning these is a key driver of climate change – the kind of disruption we don’t want.
So, what can we do? We’re not going to stop sharing cat pics anytime soon, but we can change how we build online services to make them greener, load faster, and convert better, by borrowing existing techniques from web performance optimisation, containerisation, and serverless, as well as good old common sense.
This talk will show how we can use the tools in the python developer's toolbox today for more planet-friendly, sustainable web development, and how this is also good engineering practice.
Chris Adams
mrchrisadams mrchrisadamsChris Adams started using Django in 2008. Over the past ten years he's worked in startups and agencies, as a sysadmin, product manager, developer, and user researcher, and UX consultant, but keeps coming back to Python and Django.


Before Change
if not replace:
_current_trace_previous_sample = current_sample
else:
current_sample = Sample(address, distribution, value, log_prob=0, controlled=False)
_current_trace.add_sample(current_sample, replace)
return value
After Change
if _continue_trace_at == address:
_use_previous_trace_value = False
if _use_previous_trace_value == True:
current_sample = _previous_trace_values[address]
_current_trace.add_sample(current_sample, replace)
return current_sample.value
value = distribution.sample()
if _trace_state != TraceState.NONE:
if control:
if _trace_state == TraceState.RECORD_IMPORTANCE:
// The log_prob of samples are zero for regular importance sampling (no learned proposals) as it cancels out
// log_prob = 0
log_prob = distribution.log_prob(value)
else:
log_prob = distribution.log_prob(value)
current_sample = Sample(address, distribution, value, log_prob=log_prob, controlled=True)
if _trace_state == TraceState.RECORD_USE_INFERENCE_NETWORK:
global _current_trace_previous_sample


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Jimma (JimmamOromo Jimma, Amharic: ጅማ), also spelled Jima, is the largest city in south-western Ethiopia. It is a special zone of the Oromia Region and is surrounded by Jimma Zone. It has a latitude and longitude of 7°40′N 36°50′E. The town was the capital of Kaffa Province until the province was dissolved. Prior to the 2007 census, Jimma was reorganized administratively as a special Zone.
Herbert S. Lewis states that in the early 1960s it was "the greatest market in all of south-western Ethiopia. On a good day in the dry season it attracts up to thirty thousand people."
Based on the 2007 Census conducted by the Central Statistical Agency of Ethiopia (CSA), this Zone has a total population of 120,960, of whom 60,824 are men and 60,136 women. With an area of 50.52 square kilometers, Jimma has a population density of 2,394.30 all are urban inhabitants. A total of 32,191 households were counted in this Zone, which results in an average of 3.76 persons to a household, and 30,016 housing units. The three largest ethnic groups reported in Jimma were the Oromo (46.71%), the Amhara (17.14%) and the Dawro (10.05%); all other ethnic groups made up 26.1% of the population. Amharic was spoken as a first language by 41.58% and 39.96% spoke Afan Oromo; the remaining 18.46% spoke all other primary languages reported. The majority of the inhabitants said they practiced Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity, with 46.84% of the population reporting they observed this belief, while 39.03% of the population were Muslim, and 13.06% were Protestant.
PLACES TO VISIT
1-Palace of Abba Jifar
2- museum
3-Jimma University
4-several markets
Elevation: 1,800 m
Area: 28 km²
Weather: 20°C, Wind W at 6 km/h, 69% Humidity
Population: 649,429 (2012)


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On a path less traveled, this blog will guide you to places that locals go to. Prague is a beautiful heritage city and people often get lost in the sea of tourists. They get swept in the direction of the crowd, get distracted by the river or by the lovely architecture.
While there is no harm in getting lost in the sights, there are many more places to explore and see in Prague. After all, going to places and doing things that have never been done is living.
Sit down with your cup of coffee and read about places in Prague where you can get a bite of the best or better still, a sip of the bitter-sweet.


About Me
I'm interested in designing and creating in the space between information and people – coding websites, drawing icons, laying out pamphlets, and everything in between.
I've been playing with computers and programming since I was 9, and I've always been excited to learn new technologies. In 2010, I started working in graphic and UI design and quickly realized it was exactly what I loved to do. Since then, I've worked with multiple clients on graphic design projects, created and launched two apps on the iOS App Store, and continue to hone my skills in design through classes, personal projects and client work.
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10.7 The dumbdbm Module
The dumbdbm module, shown in Example 10-7, is a very simple database implementation, similar to
dbm and friends,
but written in pure Python. It uses two files: a binary file (.dat),
which contain the data, and a text file (.dir), which contains data
descriptors.
Example 10-7. Using the dumbdbm Module
File: dumbdbm-example-1.py
import dumbdbm
db = dumbdbm.open("dumbdbm", "c")
db["first"] = "fear"
db["second"] = "surprise"
db["third"] = "ruthless efficiency"
db["fourth"] = "an almost fanatical devotion to the Pope"
db["fifth"] = "nice red uniforms"
db.close()
db = dumbdbm.open("dumbdbm", "r")
for key in db.keys():
print repr(key), repr(db[key])
'first' 'fear'
'third' 'ruthless efficiency'
'fifth' 'nice red uniforms'
'second' 'surprise'
'fourth' 'an almost fanatical devotion to the Pope'
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Walter Blunt
Played By Patrick Stewart
Walter is a British ex-pat and Falklands War veteran, who currently finds himself riding the tumultuous waves of American cable news. Through his show “Blunt Talk,” he delivers hard-hitting truths to his American audience, while often struggling with his life behind the scenes.