Change Log
0.3.5
- Bug fix for incorrect shift error handler in VASP.
- More robust fix for unconverged VASP runs (switching from ALGO fast to
normal).
- Expanded documentation.
0.3.4
- Added support for handlers that perform monitor a job as it is progressing
and terminates it if necessary. Useful for correcting errors that come up
by do not cause immediate job failures.
0.3.2
- Important bug fix for VaspJob and converge_kpoints script.
0.3.0
- Major update to custodian API. Custodian now perform more comprehensive
logging in a file called custodian.json, which logs all jobs and
corrections performed.
Version 0.2.6
- Bug fix for run_vasp script for static runs.
Version 0.2.5
- run_vasp script that now provides flexible specification of vasp runs.
- Vastly improved error handling for VASP runs.
- Improved logging system for custodian.
- Improved API for custodian return types during run.
- First stable release.
Version 0.2.4
- Bug fixes for aflow style runs assimilation.


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pomdp_problems.light_dark.models package¶
Submodules¶
pomdp_problems.light_dark.models.observation_model module¶
Defines the ObservationModel for the continuous light-dark domain;
Origin: Belief space planning assuming maximum likelihood observations
Quote from the paper:
The observation function is identity, \(g(x_t) = x_t+\omega\), with zero-mean Gaussian observation noise a function of state, omegasimmathcal{N}(cdot | 0, w(x))` where
:math:`w(x) =
rac{1}{2}(5-s_x)^2 + ext{const}`
(Notational change; using \(s_x\) to refer to first element of state (i.e. robot position). The number 5 indicates the x-coordinate of the light bar as shown in the figure (Fig.1 of the paper).
- class pomdp_problems.light_dark.models.observation_model.ObservationModel(light, const)[source]¶
pomdp_problems.light_dark.models.transition_model module¶
Defines the TransitionModel for the continuous light-dark domain;
Origin: Belief space planning assuming maximum likelihood observations
Quote from the paper:
The underlying system dynamics are linear with zero process noise, \(f(x_t,u_t)=x_t+u\). This means the transition dynamics is deterministic.
- class pomdp_problems.light_dark.models.transition_model.TransitionModel(epsilon=1e-09)[source]¶
Bases:
pomdp_py.framework.basics.TransitionModel
The underlying deterministic system dynamics
- sample(self, state, action)[source]¶
Returns next state randomly sampled according to the distribution of this transition model.
- func()[source]¶
Returns the function of the underlying system dynamics. The function is: (xt, ut) -> xt+1 where xt, ut, xt+1 are all numpy arrays.
- jac_dx()[source]¶
Returns the function of the jacobian of the system dynamics function with respect to the state vector mt: (mt, ut) -> At


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I consider troubleshooting to be --- ## What do I need to troubleshooting An error message accompanied by a stack trace is the starting point for most of all troubleshooting.* When you are asked to troubleshoot or are troubleshooting yourself, always start with: 1. Error message (worst case an error code) 2. Environment name (URL if possible) 3. Steps to reproduce. I went to page "abc", I selected ID 1234 in the dashboard table, clicked on "Edit" button got a 500 error * You might still have an error but without an error message in certains cases. Example: Web page presentation is not displayes as intended, Data stored in the database is not as desired (dateis stored in the wrong format or data stored is not intended (html xode is being inserted, text is missing, etc.) etc. -- When the issue is raised from an end user using a web browser, there is a possiblity that he will send you an status code instead of an error message. 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Keep in mind that you might not be able t reproduce 100% (load balancer on a desktop, DNS names vs localhost) --- ## Add logging info Since you cannot debug at run time on verticals; it is a must that logging be implemented in the solution (look at NLOG recommendation, Log4J for Java) !!! object not set to ... multiple varaibles on one line, check all variables that are not instanciated Identifiy all the functions that are cosumed by the process that generates an error. Add proper debugging info (Inlude class.method and add variable infromation in your log files. --- ### Look at configurations. If possible try and replicate the settings where the error happens. For instance, a Senior advisor once noticed that a database had a default date format that was different from vertical to vertical. Hopefully your application handles exceptions and writes critical errors in a format that can be viewed and searched Identify the differences, try all the different settings one by one. 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a recommendation system
What is ALS?
- Alternating Least Squares (ALS) is a collaborative filtering method
- Similarities beetween users' opinions are captured based on the ratings they give to products
- This information is used to predict how a user may rate other items
Architecture
Getting Predictions
Under the hood
Thanks!
https://github.com/radanalyticsio/jiminy-modeler
https://github.com/radanalyticsio/jiminy-predictor
https://github.com/radanalyticsio/jiminy-html-server
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The mission of VNIT is to achieve high standards of excellence in generating and propagating knowledge in engineering and allied disciplines. V.N.I.T. is committed to providing an education that combines rigorous academics with joy of discovery. The Institute encourages its community to engage in a dialogue with society to be able to effectively contribute for the betterment of humankind.
Vision
To contribute effectively to the national endeavour of producing quality human resource of world class standard by developing a sustainable technical education system to meet the changing technological needs of the Country incorporating relevant social concerns and to build an environment to create and propogate innovative technologies for the economic development of the Nation.
Historical Background
Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology, Nagpur is one of the thirty National Institutes of Technology in the country. The Govt. of India conferred on the Institute, the Deemed to be University status (under University Grants Commission Act, 1956 (3 of 1956)) with effect from 26th June 2002. Subsequently, the Central Govt. by Act of Parliament (National Institutes of Technology Act, 2007 (29 of 2007)) declared VNIT Nagpur as an Institute of National Importance along with all other NITs. The Act was brought into force from 15th August 2007.
Earlier, the Institute was known as Visvesvaraya Regional College of Engineering (VRCE). It was established in the year 1960 under the scheme sponsored by Govt. of India and Govt. of Maharashtra. The college was started in June 1960 by amalgamating the State Govt. Engineering College functioning at Nagpur since July 1956. In the meeting held in October 1962, the Governing Board of the College resolved to name it after the eminent engineer, planner, and statesman of the country Sir M.Visvesvaraya.
The prime objective of establishing Regional Engineering Colleges was to impart quality technical education throughout the country and foster national integration. The College started functioning in 1960 from camp office in the premises of Govt. Polytechnic, Sadar, Nagpur and subsequently an area of about 214 acres was acquired to house an independent Regional Engineering College at present location.


Various types of web visualizations for ceramics.
Implementations of a SiO2:Al2O3 Stull Chart using various Javascript libraries.
Notation and visualization of the Unity Molecular Formula (UMF)
Standard colors for each category of glaze.


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BTK
0.3dev.0
Open-source library to visualize/process biomechanical data
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TODO. More...
Public Types | |
| enum | ChainInclusionMode { AllChains, OnlyChainsWithForcePlatformWrench } |
| typedef SharedPtr< const ModelInverseDynamicFilter > | ConstPointer |
| enum | GravityAxis { MinusAxisX, PlusAxisX, MinusAxisY, PlusAxisY, MinusAxisZ, PlusAxisZ } |
| typedef SharedPtr < ModelInverseDynamicFilter > | Pointer |
| Public Types inherited from btk::ProcessObject | |
| typedef SharedPtr< const ProcessObject > | ConstPointer |
| typedef SharedPtr< ProcessObject > | Pointer |
| Public Types inherited from btk::Object | |
| typedef SharedPtr< const Object > | ConstPointer |
| typedef SharedPtr< Object > | Pointer |
Public Member Functions | |
| BodySegmentParameter::Pointer | GetBodySegmentParameter () |
| ChainInclusionMode | GetChainInclusionMode () const |
| Model::Pointer | GetInput () |
| InverseDynamicMethod::Pointer | GetInverseDynamicMethod () |
| Model::Pointer | GetOutput () |
| BTK_MODELS_EXPORT void | SetBodySegmentParameter (BodySegmentParameter::Pointer input) |
| BTK_MODELS_EXPORT void | SetChainInclusionMode (ChainInclusionMode mode) |
| BTK_MODELS_EXPORT void | SetGravityVector (GravityAxis g, double norm=9.81) |
| BTK_MODELS_EXPORT void | SetGravityVector (double x, double y, double z) |
| BTK_MODELS_EXPORT void | SetGravityVector (const double g[3]) |
| void | SetInput (Model::Pointer input) |
| BTK_MODELS_EXPORT void | SetInverseDynamicMethod (InverseDynamicMethod::Pointer input) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from btk::ProcessObject | |
| int | GetInputNumber () const |
| int | GetOutputNumber () const |
| int | GetValidInputNumber () const |
| void | ResetState () |
| void | Update () |
| Public Member Functions inherited from btk::Object | |
| unsigned long int | GetTimestamp () const |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static Pointer | New () |
Protected Member Functions | |
| virtual BTK_MODELS_EXPORT void | GenerateData () |
| virtual BTK_MODELS_EXPORT DataObject::Pointer | MakeOutput (int idx) |
| BTK_MODELS_EXPORT | ModelInverseDynamicFilter () |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from btk::ProcessObject | |
| int | GetInputIndex (DataObject::Pointer input) |
| DataObject::Pointer | GetNthInput (int idx) |
| DataObject::ConstPointer | GetNthInput (int idx) const |
| DataObject::Pointer | GetNthOutput (int idx) |
| DataObject::ConstPointer | GetNthOutput (int idx) const |
| int | GetOutputIndex (DataObject::Pointer output) |
| bool | IsModified () const |
| void | Modified () |
| ProcessObject () | |
| void | SetInputNumber (int num) |
| virtual void | SetNthInput (int idx, DataObject::Pointer input) |
| virtual void | SetNthOutput (int idx, DataObject::Pointer output) |
| void | SetOutputNumber (int num) |
| virtual | ~ProcessObject () |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from btk::Object | |
| Object () | |
| Object (const Object &toCopy) | |
| virtual | ~Object () |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from btk::Object | |
| unsigned long int | m_Timestamp |
TODO.
Very important to set the positions of the proximal! Also the same for the distal joint wrenches if it is not set as reaction wrenches.
Smart pointer associated with a const ModelInverseDynamicFilter object.
Smart pointer associated with a ModelInverseDynamicFilter object.
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protected |
Constructor.
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protectedvirtual |
Generates the outputs' data.
Implements btk::ProcessObject.
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inline |
Returns the mode used to decide which chains defined in the model will be computed. By default, only the chains with a force platform wrench are included.
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inline |
Gets the inverse dynamic method to use.
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inline |
Gets the output created with this process.
Returns the output at the index idx.
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protectedvirtual |
Creates an Model::Pointer and returns it as a DataObject::Pointer.
Implements btk::ProcessObject.
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inlinestatic |
Creates a smart pointer associated with a ModelInverseDynamicFilter object.
| void btk::ModelInverseDynamicFilter::SetBodySegmentParameter | ( | BodySegmentParameter::Pointer | input | ) |
Sets the body segment parameters tables/method to be used.
| void btk::ModelInverseDynamicFilter::SetChainInclusionMode | ( | ChainInclusionMode | mode | ) |
Sets the mode used to decide which chains defined in the model will be computed.
| void btk::ModelInverseDynamicFilter::SetGravityVector | ( | GravityAxis | axis, |
| double | norm = 9.81 |
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| ) |
Sets the gravity vector.
| void btk::ModelInverseDynamicFilter::SetGravityVector | ( | double | x, |
| double | y, | ||
| double | z | ||
| ) |
Sets the gravity vector.
| void btk::ModelInverseDynamicFilter::SetGravityVector | ( | const double | g[3] | ) |
Sets the gravity vector.
| void btk::ModelInverseDynamicFilter::SetInverseDynamicMethod | ( | InverseDynamicMethod::Pointer | input | ) |
Sets the inverse dynamic method to use.


Samuel Eto’o: Retired footballer joins Harvard University to study business management
- Samuel Eto'o will join Harvard University in January 2020
- He will be pursuing a course in business management to acquire some new entrepreneurship skills
- Eto'o has set up a betting company (Beto’o) and believes Harvard will help him learn methods of preventing collapse of his new business
Legendary Cameroonian footballer Samuel Eto’o has set his sights on education as he seeks to acquire new skills away from the football pitch.
Eto'o is said to be planning to join Harvard University to study business management and acquire the necessary intellectual skills that would help him in his entrepreneurial life.
According to a report by The Standard, citing an interview of Eto'o with Pan-African Magazine Jeune Afrique, the former striker of Cameroon's Indomitable Lions said he will resume studies in January 2020.
 But when it is up to you to manage them, and you want to develop them, you need to acquire new skills,” Eto’o said.
Meet Nigerian Akinniyi, a Harvard scholar who is using technology to solve human problems
“So I will go back to school to learn business management. In January, I will join Harvard University, which has kindly admitted me to specialized training," he added.
The legend has probably understood that being a footballer only requires physical and technical strength, but managing a company or people requires intellectual and moral strength.
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"It will not be easy, but it is a great challenge and it will open other doors for me," he said
Eto'o has already set up a betting company (Beto’o) and believes Harvard will help him learn methods of preventing the collapse of his new business.
The 38-year-old announced his retirement from international football in 2014 and his retirement from club football on September 7, 2019.
Eto'o, a 4-time winner of African best player award, is still the leading all-time goalscorer in the AFCON with 18 goals
He scored 130 goals for Barcelona, winning La Liga three times and the UEFA Champions League title in 2006 before leaving the club for Inter Milan in 2010 and won the treble under Jose Mourinho.
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that Jose Mourinho has already established himself as new Tottenham manager barely a day into his appointment if training videos doing rounds online are anything to go by.
The Portuguese had less than 72 hours to instill some of his tactics on his new set of players in his first training session as they are set to travel to Westham for a London derby on Saturday, November 23
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To understand how the StreetCarts API works and follow a tutorial to get your own instance running, see our 30 minute quick start guide.
We’ll be rolling out an update to the orders APIs on Thursday, November 10 between 4 and 6pm GMT. (read more)
Congratulations to Steve Sharp, who launched an iOS version of the I ❤ APIs app! Within 72 hours Steve had already seen more than 7,500 unique users engaging with his app.


Source code for pyproct.clustering.metrics.DaviesBouldin
'''
Created on May 30, 2013
@author: victor
'''
import numpy
from pyproct.clustering.metrics.common import update_medoids,\
get_distances_of_elements_to
[docs]class DaviesBouldinCalculator(object):
"""
Is an estimator of cluster validity. The lower the better.
"""
def __init__(self):
pass
[docs] def evaluate(self, clustering, matrix):
"""
Calculates the index value for a clustering.
@param clustering: The clustering being checked.
@param matrix: The condensed matrix containing all distances.
@return: The calculated Davies-Bouldin estimator value.
"""
# Medoids will be the new prototypes
update_medoids(clustering, matrix)
# We calculate the average distances to the medoid for each of the clusters
average_distances = self.calc_average_distances(clustering, matrix)
# Then we can do the actual calculation
db_index = self.db_index_calculation( average_distances, clustering.clusters, matrix)
return db_index
@classmethod
[docs] def calc_average_distances(cls, clustering, matrix):
return [cls.calculate_average_distance_from_prototype(cluster, matrix) for cluster in clustering.clusters]
@classmethod
[docs] def db_index_calculation(cls, d, clusters, matrix):
"""
Calculates the summation of the terms for all clusters vs all the other clusters of the clustering.
@param d: Array containing the mean distances to the centroid (medoid) for all clusters (with index
correspondence).
@param clusters: An array containing all the clusters of the clustering being checked.
@param matrix: The condensed matrix containing all distances.
@return: The index value.
"""
db_index = 0
k = len(clusters)
for i in range(k-1):
db_index += numpy.max(cls.db_terms_for_cluster(i, d, clusters, matrix))
return db_index/k
@classmethod
[docs] def db_terms_for_cluster(cls, i, d, clusters, matrix):
"""
Calculates the summation of the terms for a cluster vs all the other clusters of the clustering.
@param i: Is the index of the first cluster (in 'clusters') to calculate the term.
@param d: Array containing the mean distances to the centroid (medoid) for all clusters (with index
correspondence).
@param clusters: An array containing all the clusters of the clustering being checked.
@param matrix: The condensed matrix containing all distances.
@return: The value for each term (i vs j[0..n] j!=i).
"""
terms = []
for j in range(i+1, len(clusters)):
if i != j:
terms.append(cls.d_b_term_calculation(i,j,d,clusters, matrix))
return terms
@classmethod
[docs] def d_b_term_calculation(cls, i, j, d, clusters, matrix):
"""
Calculates one of the terms as defined in the paper (di+dj) / d(ci,cj)
@param i: Is the index of the first cluster (in 'clusters') to calculate the term.
@param j: The index of the second cluster.
@param clusters: An array containing all the clusters of the clustering being checked.
@param matrix: The condensed matrix containing all distances.
@return: The value of the term.
"""
c_i, c_j = clusters[i].prototype, clusters[j].prototype
return (d[i]+d[j]) / matrix[c_i, c_j]
@classmethod
[docs] def calculate_average_distance_from_prototype(cls, cluster, matrix):
"""
Returns the average distance of the elements of a cluster with its medoid.
@param cluster: The cluster from which we want to calculate this distance.
@param matrix: The condensed matrix containing all distances.
@return: The calculated value.
"""
proto = cluster.prototype
elements_copy = list(cluster.all_elements)
elements_copy.remove(proto)
distances = get_distances_of_elements_to(proto, elements_copy, matrix)
if distances == []:
return 0.
else:
return numpy.mean(distances)


BREAKING: Manchester City ready to launch €100million transfer bid for Liverpool star
by Magnus EriksenManchester City manager Pep Guardiola is reportedly eager for his club to seal an ambitious transfer swoop for Liverpool right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold.
The Reds defender is one of the finest young players in the world and looks an ideal fit for Guardiola’s style of play at City, while it would also be understandably tempting for the reigning Premier League champions to weaken their rivals.
MORE: Another boost for Liverpool as Pep Guardiola expects major Manchester City injury blow
Liverpool currently sit top of the table after a superb start to the season, with Alexander-Arnold once again showing himself to be one of Jurgen Klopp’s most important players.
Still, this could see him poached by City as Guardiola pushes for the club to launch a bid of around €100million for the England international.
This is according to Don Balon, who have also linked Alexander-Arnold with Barcelona in the past.
The Spanish outlet claims Guardiola is obsessed with this signing, but one imagines LFC will surely do all they can to hang on to such an important player.
That said, Liverpool have previously lost Raheem Sterling to City at a young age despite him becoming a key figure during his time at Anfield.
Things have changed since then, so one imagines the Merseyside giants could now more easily persuade a player like Alexander-Arnold that he can fulfil his ambitions with them.
The 21-year-old won the Champions League with Liverpool last season and could now be on his way to becoming a Premier League title winner this term.


Simple Webserver On ESP32 Micropython
Don’t you want to remote control your esp32 robot? read this guide then :)
Network
Can either choose to connect to a common access point(AP) or use the ESP32 itself as an AP
Common AP
Put the code below into your boot.py
def do_connect():
import network
sta_if = network.WLAN(network.STA_IF)
if not sta_if.isconnected():
print('connecting to network...')
sta_if.active(True)
sta_if.connect('<essid>', '<password>')
while not sta_if.isconnected():
pass
print('network config:', sta_if.ifconfig())
ESP32 as AP
Put the code below into your boot.py and PLEASE note authmode have to be set to 3 else your AP is unencrpyted
def do_ap():
import network
ssid = 'IAM_AP'
password = 'IAMPassword'
authmode = 3 # WPA2
ap = network.WLAN(network.AP_IF)
ap.active(True)
ap.config(essid=ssid, password=password, authmode=authmode)
while ap.active() == False:
pass
print('Connection successful')
print(ap.ifconfig())
You can include both if your boot.py and just call the function accordingly depending on your needs
Webserver
The following code is largely taken from random nerd tutorials with some modifications. I’m using do_connect over here but you can choose to use do_ap if you wish. Copy and dump the code in your main.py.
do_connect()
try:
import usocket as socket
except:
import socket
import esp
esp.osdebug(None)
import gc
gc.collect()
robot_state = "Stop"
def web_page():
html = """

<title>ESP Web Server</title>
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
<link rel="icon" href="data:,">

ESP Web Server

Robot state: """ + robot_state + """

<button class="button buttonStop">STOP</button>

<button class="button">FORWARD</button>

<button class="button">BACKWARD</button>

<button class="button">RIGHT</button>

<button class="button">LEFT</button>

"""
return html
s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
s.bind(('', 80))
s.listen(5)
while True:
conn, addr = s.accept()
print('Got a connection from %s' % str(addr))
request = conn.recv(1024)
request = str(request)
print('Content = %s' % request)
robot_stop = request.find('/?robot=stop')
robot_forward = request.find('/?robot=forward')
robot_backward = request.find('/?robot=backward')
robot_right = request.find('/?robot=right')
robot_left = request.find('/?robot=left')
if robot_stop == 6:
print('robot stopping...')
robot_state = "Stop"
if robot_forward == 6:
print('robot advancing forward...')
robot_state = "Forward"
if robot_backward == 6:
print('robot retreating backward...')
robot_state = "Backward"
if robot_right == 6:
print('robot turning right...')
robot_state = "Right"
if robot_left == 6:
print('robot turning left...')
robot_state = "Left"
response = web_page()
conn.send('HTTP/1.1 200 OK\n')
conn.send('Content-Type: text/html\n')
conn.send('Connection: close\n\n')
conn.sendall(response)
conn.close()
The code should be pretty straight forward, but the reason why all the robot states == 6 is because when you use find for the specific href on the original http request it would give you the index at 6 always. That is if it exist, on the other hand if it doesn’t it returns 0.
If you want the code to interact with real electronics, just replace the print statement “robot ……” to code that interacts with the pins
Conclusion
that’s pretty much it, I’ll soon make a guide that showcase how to host a webserver on your ESP32 using a flask, django like library called picoweb


Weekly Meeting: 2015-03-25
25th Mar 2015: Security advisory processes, TLS update and requests
Agenda
- Security advisory process
- TLS status
- Quality and Test
- Mirage.io status
- 3.0 Planning
Attendees: Amir Chaudhry (chair), Thomas Gazagnaire, Matthew Gray, Sean Grove, David Kaloper, Thomas Leonard, Hannes Mehnert, Nicolas Ojeda Bar, Mindy Preston and Magnus Skjegstad
Notes
Security advisory process
Hannes brought up that at the moment, the project doesn’t have a method for dealing with security advisories or incoming reports of security issues. We should set up some form of advisory system. This would likely include a website that lists known security vulnerabilities and might also include a mailing list for people to report critical issues. This would be more general than just for TLS and should cover anything MirageOS-related.
Amir mentioned that Xen Project already has such a process so it’s worth looking at that and seeing what we can adopt from it, rather than having to invent everything from scratch. In order to keep this moving, Amir suggested that Hannes submit a page to the site as an RFC on the procedure we should follow.
TLS status
Still thinking about entropy in the security stack. We’re currently using the
internal APIs of nocrypto
, which is not ideal and we’d like to adjust this
to have a better abstraction. The original idea was that the RNG would extract
ambient entropy and use that for crypto purposes but it seems but it seems
that no-one else really needs/uses entropy. It appears that for most other
users, a pseudo-random stream is sufficient for their purposes.
We need to think about this carefully and it will involve more in-person discussion. It’s a hairball as things are not necessarily in the right places currently) and there’s the risk of confusion as people add their own entropy sources for specific purposes — poor changes propagate through people’s code bases. It’s not just consumers of entropy but also providers of entropy that need to be addressed. This leads to several structural issues and we need to figure out what to do. An open question is how many people expect to write code that needs an entropy interface.
Getting the entropy story figured out will likely delay the next point-release of Mirage (2.4.0) — if it isn’t fixed. DavidK will send an email to the mailing list to continue this discussion. [Edit: The thread is “Update on entropy”.]
Quality and test
There’s work towards a virtual network interface, which can run TCP and iperf
tests at the moment. The goal is to be able to test the network stack but
without needing an actual network (test between unikernels). At the moment,
it’s just been tested with two unikernels and we’ve reported issues with Lwt
.
If (and only if) you add a delay on write, then it works ok (this was
discussed on the mailing list). Will stick with two unikernels for now and
later on, we can add support for more. Also done some work on netfront and
pcap and used them to do some simple tests for now. In time, we should be
able to write some meaningful tests
At the moment, not many people have had a chance to look at coveralls and bisect on Dave’s repos — Mindy’s had a look but ThomasG hasn’t yet.
Mirage.io status
Last status was that the second Bytemark machine was being reinstalled to run a version of Xenserver (with xapi). The idea is that this would then host the Mirage website. We need Anil present to discuss this so this item is moved to the next call.
3.0 Planning
Following on from the previous discussion a month ago, it’s becoming clear that there’s an emphasis on improving quality of the libs. which means better tests. Amir will summarise where things are with the thoughts around the 3.0 release and send to the list before the next time we discuss this.
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AoB
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Irmin update: ThomasG is still working on getting feedback upstreamed and improving the API. The big thing missing is having a garbage collector. Over the weekend ThomasL transferred all his items to the browser and changed to using IndexDB which does not have a quota limit. ThomasL will write a blog post about this for others to follow. Noted that a JS backend for Irmin as separate lib might be good.
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State of Docs: A new user commented that they had a tricky time with documentation and that figuring out how to use our existing libs has been more difficult than necessary (specifically with Irmin). There’s a pretty significant learning curve even if you know OCaml. In the case of Irmin, it would be much better if the examples themselves actually worked. In general, it would be good to be able to test such examples on an ongoing basis automatically).
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The next call is scheduled for Wednesday, 8th April, but there are indications that we may need to delay it by a day - Please add any agenda items you wish to discuss in advance and refer to the mailing list for actual details a day or so in advance.


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| Package | Description |
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| com.veeva.vault.vapil.api.request |
Methods to perform Vault API calls, with each method mapping to a Vault API endpoint
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| Class and Description |
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| AuthenticationRequest
Authenticate to Vault using standard username/password, OAuth,
or Salesforce delegated authentication.
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| BinderRequest
Binder Requests
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| BinderRequest.AttachmentType |
| BinderRequest.AuditFormatType |
| BinderRequest.DocumentVersionType |
| BinderTemplateRequest
The Binder Template APIs retrieve information about Binder Templates
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| BulkActiveWorkflowActionRequest
The Bulk Active Workflow APIs retrieve information about actions and action details and to execute actions.
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| ConfigurationMigrationRequest
Configuration Migration
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| ConfigurationMigrationRequest.DetailsType
Optional: To show component level details only, set to none.
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| ConfigurationMigrationRequest.OutputFormat
Optional: Output report as either an Excel (XSLX) or Excel_Macro_Enabled (XLSM) file.
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| ConfigurationMigrationRequest.ResultsType
Optional: To include all configuration values, set this to complete.
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| DocumentAnnotationRequest
Document Annotation Requests
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| DocumentAttachmentRequest
Document Attachment requests
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| DocumentLifecycleWorkflowRequest
Document Lifecycle and Workflow requests
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| DocumentRelationshipRequest
Document Relationship Requests
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| DocumentRenditionRequest
Document Rendition requests
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| DocumentRequest
Document Requests
CRUD operations (single and bulk)
Create from Template
Placeholders
Versions
Locks
Reclassify
Document Meta-Data
Document Types
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| DocumentRequest.CreateDraftType
Create document from latestcontent or uploadedcontent
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| DocumentRequest.CrosslinkBinding
Crosslink binding rules enum for doc field picklist source_binding_rule__v
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| DocumentRequest.DownloadOption
Download option for Document Token
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| DocumentRequest.NamedFilter
Retrieve all document named filter
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| DocumentRequest.Scope
Retrieve all document scope
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| DocumentRequest.VersionsScope
Retrieve all document versions scope
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| DocumentRoleRequest
Document Role Requests
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| DocumentRoleRequest.MemberType
Enum for User or Group request on single document remove endpoint
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| DocumentTemplateRequest
Document Template Requests
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| DomainRequest
Retrieve Domain specific information
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| EDLRequest
Expected Document Lists (EDLs) help you to measure the completeness of projects.
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| EDLRequest.NodeType
The tree object types available for selection
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| FileStagingRequest
File Staging Requests
List Items at a Path
Get Item Content
Create Folder or File
Update Folder or File
Update File or Folder
Resumable Uploads
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| FileStagingRequest.Kind
Enum Kind represents the kind of item to create.
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| FileStagingRequest.ResultsFormat
Enum ResultsFormat represents the format that the results can be in
Option(s): CSV
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| GroupRequest
Retrieve Domain specific information
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| JobRequest
Job - Retrieve Job Status Requests
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| LoaderRequest
Vault Loader Requests
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| LogRequest
The Audit APIs retrieve information about audits and audit types
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| LogRequest.AuditTrailType
Enum for the various audit trail formats
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| LogRequest.FormatResultType
JSON or CSV Result Types
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| LogRequest.LogFormatType
log_format for the api_usage request
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| MetaDataRequest
MetaData Requests
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| MultiDocumentWorkflowsRequest
The API allows you to retrieve, manage, and initiate multi-document
workflows.
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| ObjectLifecycleWorkflowRequest
Object Lifecyle and Worflow requests
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| ObjectRecordAttachmentRequest
Object Record Attachments requests
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| ObjectRecordRequest
Object Record Requests
CRUD operations (single and bulk)
Object Types
Object Roles
Cascade Deletes
Deep Copy
Other Object Record requests
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| ObjectRecordRequest.UnchangedFieldBehaviorType |
| QueryRequest
THE VQL CLASS TO END ALL VQL CLASSES
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| SandboxRequest
Sandbox Vaults
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| SandboxRequest.ReleaseType
The type of release.
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| SCIMRequest |
| SDKRequest
Managing Vault Java SDK Code
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| UserRequest
Users
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| VaultRequest
Class for performing HTTP requests to the Vault API.
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Hello World! If you’ve somehow stumbled onto this page, welcome to my totally cliched debut into the blogosphere. I’ll avoid the boring “this is what I’ll be blogging about” / “why you should care about my blog” stuff and talk instead about something that someone other than myself may (hopefully) find interesting, i.e. my first few weeks at Hack Reactor.
Hack Reactor?
 I first found out about HR when looking into so-called “coding bootcamps.” While researching/comparing a ton of these organizations, I found that HR would consistently float to the top of the list in terms of quality. To date, I don’t think I have read or heard a single negative thing about the place. In fact, every single review or comment on the place seemed overwhelmingly positive. I initially thought this to be some marketing wizardry or the result of some other sort of suspicious online self-promotion, but the more I looked, the more weight these claims accumulated. My suspicion stayed with me up through the day I started the program, but having now struggled through the first two weeks of the curriculum, I can safely say that everything I read was 100% truth. This place really is the bee’s knees for those who want to break into the world of software engineering. And this is coming from someone who studied CS at a well-respected and very well-ranked university. In fact, it irks me that HR gets lumped into the category “coding bootcamp,” as this place to me feels like so much more than that label suggests. I haven’t attended any other of these bootcamps, but I have a hard time imagining any of them in the same league as this place (with a small number of possible exceptions).
The Curriculum
I’m not really at liberty to divulge any specific details of HR’s curriculum, and anyway if you want an overview of its content you’d be better served by their website or the many threads on Quora. What I can provide, is an analogy that may or may not elucidate the nature of HR’s curriculum and learning in general… The backdrop for my analogy is Frank Herbert’s excellent novel Destination Void, in which a crew of human clones carefully selected for their specific diversity of skills is sent on a deep space mission to colonize a distant exoplanet. Their ship is outfitted with a complex AI system built around an actual human. The AI system is the controlling force of the ship, maintaining its complex web of systems and making sure the ship’s payload (thousands of hybernating human clones) stays alive. The crew are simply caretakers whose roles are minimal in comparison to the ship’s AI… Or at least, that’s what the crew are led to believe. When the ship’s AI (and its backups) go mad and self-destruct, the reader discovers that the actual intent of the mission is to leverage the abilities of the crew to develop a fully stable artificial consciousness (a task never before accomplished) by placing the crew in an environment latent with programmed malfunctions and the constant threat of (potentially fatal) distasters… Now, imagine HR’s lecturers and other staff as the architects of such a mission, and the students as the crew of the ship. The goal is to leverage the students’ natural skillsets - by leading them through a series of challenges and intended frustrations - to produce excellent software engineers… Okay, maybe my situation isn’t quite so dramatic as the book, but many of the ideas do carry over. Working through HR’s curriculum can be a frustrating process, but that’s kind of the point. HR’s coursework has built-in gotchas (alongside the straight-up hard problems that you are working through) and a not-so-chronological ordering that at times seems counter-productive, but having emerged successful on the otherside proves to be the secret sauce of the process. True learning demands struggle. As evidence, just look at babies: they don’t read books on object permanence or attend “Crawling 101” lectures, they learn through repeated failure. As anyone whose ever debugged their way out of a segmentation fault or spent hours tweaking the css stylesheet for a website they’re working on will know, learning to program or effectively develop for the web requires much the same process. It’s often the difficulties of a task that we benefit from the most - they poke and prod the boundaries of our skillsets (and our patience), and slowly expand our capabilities and endurance.
Hack Reactor’s process works in contrast to the university norm, in which students sit through lectures, presumably absorbing all the information they need to complete exercises given later on. This method can be effective in the best case (given phenomenal teachers or some other exceptional quality), but on average produces minimal returns (see research on “flipped classrooms” vs. the traditional education model). I can feel the effort and thought that the HR staff has put into their curriculum. It works its magic on me every day I’m there. I have complete confidence that I’ll come out of this ready to compete for some of the best software engineering jobs out there.
The Culture
Besides the curriculum, the other huge thing that HR has got going for it is the culture. I’ve never worked in a more inspiring, positive, all-around amazing environment in my life. The staff here truly go above and beyond, and as a student you are truly in good company. Everyone here is a joy to be around and I couldn’t be happier with my cohort… That’s all I will say about the culture here, as it really is something that needs to be experienced.
Etc.
The past two weeks have gone by at a blistering speed. I’ve had an incredible time and look forward to the next 11 weeks of the program (solo week included). I only wish that time would stop moving so quickly so I could savor my time here a little more, but I suppose that’s just the way it is around here…


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Converts an array representation of a number to a string.
More precisely, the elements of the input array are indices into the base,
which is represented as a string, which can either be user defined or one of
the BASE_xxx constants.
Throws an Error if the number contains a digit which is outside the range
0 ... base.length - 1.
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Converts a number from one numeric base to another.
The bases are represented as strings, which list allowed digits. Each digit
should be unique. The bases can either be user defined, or any of
goog.crypt.baseN.BASE_xxx.
The number is in human-readable format, most significant digit first, and is
a non-negative integer. Base designators such as $, 0x, d, b or h (at end)
will be interpreted as digits, so avoid them. Leading zeros will be trimmed.
Note: for huge bases the result may be inaccurate because of overflowing
64-bit doubles used by JavaScript for integer calculus. This may happen
if the product of the number of digits in the input and output bases comes
close to 10^16, which is VERY unlikely (100M digits in each base), but
may be possible in the future unicode world. (Unicode 3.2 has less than 100K
characters. However, it reserves some more, close to 1M.)
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More precisely, the digit values are indices into the number base, which
is represented as a string, which can either be user defined or one of the
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The more-known version of the BASE-64 encoding. Uses + and / characters.
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Currently we host one single game named Monty Hall (named after the Monty Hall paradox)


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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


I’m a Malay language teacher with the Ministry of Education, Singapore. A Malay quatrain (pantun) enthusiast, I first participated in NUS Pesta Pantun in 2006 and is now involved regularly as jury for NUS Pesta Pantun, Singapore Polytechnic’s SPantun, and have also once judged a regional pantun competition by Temasya Pantun Piala Seri Melaka - PISMA (Malaysia). I also build my own teaching resources such as card games and board games for Malay language learning.
I’ve had the pleasure of working with a team at MOE to publish these books as part of MK learning resources.
Check out the books at the National Library.
Most of my poetry is published in Berita Harian. You can find them on microfilm reel at the National Library.
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Messages
Eliana Rose
Hello, I’m Elianna. I’m a second year Computer Engineering student preparing for my first co-op term. I noticed your past internship experience, and I wanted to know what your strategy was for preparing for interviews? I’m currently struggling to pass the technical interviews after getting past the recruiter screening. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Thomas Smith
Hi, I’m Thomas! I’m a second-year student at UBC interested in going into software engineering. I’m in the co-op program right now but I’m finding that a lot of the job postings in the co-op job board aren’t that relevant. I noticed that your past internship was at a company I haven’t seen a posting for before on Scope. How did you find that internship, if you don’t mind me asking? Did you find it on your own? If so, is there any advice/resources you would give to someone who wants to look for jobs outside of co-op?
Jackson Ewing
Hi there, I’m Jackson. I’m a first year Computer Science student at UBC! I looked at the links you provided on your profile, and your personal projects really caught my eye. I wanted to ask whether you think your personal projects were a big contributing factor in helping you land an internship, and what do you think made your personal projects impressive?
Joan Crawford
Hello, I’m Joan. I saw on your profile that you’re open to providing resume advice! I was wondering what you wish you knew about resume-writing when you were applying for your first internship. I’m struggling to get a response from a lot of the companies I’ve applied to so far, and I think it has to do with how I’m presenting my experiences on my resume. Thanks for your time, looking forward to your response!


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| Monday 3:00-3:50pm | Wednesday 3:00-3:50pm | Friday 3:00-3:50pm | Room 1420 BPS |
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| Morten Hjorth-Jensen |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| Office: NSCL/FRIB 2131 |<PHONE_NUMBER>/5172491375 |
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| Additional Class |
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| Activity | Percentage of total score |
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| First Midterm Project, due March 11 | 25% |
| Second Midterm Project, due April 17 | 25% |
| Final Exam project, due May 1 | 30% |
| Extra Credit Assignment, homework 10 (Due Friday April 24) | 10% |
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Recommended textbook:


PSALMS 122
A psalm written by David for people going up to the temple to worship.
1 I was glad when people said to me,
"We should go to the temple of Yahweh in Jerusalem!"
2 Now we are here,
standing inside the gates of Jerusalem.
3 Jerusalem is a city that has been built
in a very beautiful manner.
4 We people of the tribes of Israel who belong to Yahweh can now go up there
as Yahweh commanded that we should do,
and we can thank him.
5 There the kings of Israel, who were descendants of King David, sat on their thrones
and decided cases fairly when the people had disputes.
6 Pray that there will be peace in Jerusalem;
I wish that those who love Jerusalem will succeed in life.
7 I hope that there may be peace inside the walls of the city
and that people who are inside the palaces may be safe.
8 For the sake of my relatives and friends I say,
"I wish that people will live peacefully inside Jerusalem ."
9 Because I love the temple of Yahweh our God,
I pray that things will go well for the people who live in Jerusalem.


Class CachingContainerBase
Builds on the ContainerBase base class to introduce thread-safe caching of compiled targets so they are only compiled once per requested type.
Only creatable through inheritance.
Inherited Members
Namespace:Rezolver
Assembly:Rezolver.dll
Syntax
public class CachingContainerBase : ContainerBase, IContainer, IServiceProvider, IScopeFactory, ITargetContainer
Remarks
Internally, the class uses a ConcurrentDictionary<TKey, TValue> to store ICompiledTargets keyed by the requested type.
All the main IContainer implementations used directly in an application should ideally inherit from this class, because otherwise every Resolve(ResolveContext) operation would require a compilation phase before the object could be returned, which would be incredibly slow.
It's because of this caching that registering new targets in any ITargetContainer used by this class is not recommended: because after the first request for a particular type is made, the resultant ICompiledTarget is fixed until the container is thrown away.
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceCachingContainerBase(ITargetContainer, ICompilerConfigurationProvider)
Initializes a new instance of the CachingContainerBase class.
Declaration
protected CachingContainerBase(ITargetContainer targets = null, ICompilerConfigurationProvider compilerConfig = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ITargetContainer | targets | Optional. Contains the targets that will be used to create the ICompiledTargets that this container will use to produce objects when requested. If not provided, then the base class' default (see ContainerBase(ITargetContainer, ICompilerConfigurationProvider)) will be used. |
| ICompilerConfigurationProvider | compilerConfig | Optional. An object which will be used to configure this container and its targets to use a specific compilation
strategy. If |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceGetCompiledRezolveTarget(ResolveContext)
Obtains an ICompiledTarget for the given context.
Declaration
protected override ICompiledTarget GetCompiledRezolveTarget(ResolveContext context)
Parameters
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| ResolveContext | context |
Returns
| Type | Description |
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| ICompiledTarget |
Overrides
Remarks
The method is called by Resolve(ResolveContext) to get the compiled target whose GetObject(ResolveContext) method is to be used to get the instance that is to be resolved for a given request.
The internal cache is examined first to see if an entry exists for the RequestedType type and, if not, then the result of the base class' GetCompiledRezolveTarget(ResolveContext) is cached and returned.


Cultures throughout history have practiced healing water rituals.
From baptisms, to cleansing rituals, to burials,
to sustenance, water is used as a symbol for newness,
reincarnation and life.  Every droplet of water we drink today
is 4.6 billion years old.

This is shown in the bodies of migrants who die in the Mediterranean,
refugees who lose their life in the Pacific, death via dehydration at the
US-Mexico border, while Hydroelectric projects in Latin America push indigenous
peoples from their ancestral rivers. “Mni Wiconi”, Water is Life, was
shouted by the Lakota in opposition to the Dakota Access Pipeline.

Join us in IMOX (ee-moh-sh), a 360 immersive experience as we embody
a water droplet through its migration journey while it crosses the desert and
encounters hostility at an unnatural border. Leaning on the memory of our origins
as rivers and oceans, we call upon our histories to help us defy man-made forces
of adversity that disrupts our journey.


RGB(red;green;blue) - any integer number from 0 to 16777215 obtained by combining the
red,
green, and
blue values (each ranging from 0 to 255) to represent a color.
Use this function to revert text to the default font color for the field. If you don’t use the
RGB function to specify a color, all of the text displays in the default font color that was set in Layout mode for the field. When the font color is specified by the
RGB function, only the specified font color is removed from every portion of the text displayed in that color and these same portions of the text are then displayed in the field's default font color.
TextColorRemove(“Red Text and Green Text”) returns
Red Text and Green Text displayed in the field’s default font color.
TextColorRemove(“Red Text and Green Text”;RGB(255;0;0)) returns
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Intro
JSONPlaceholder is a free online REST API that you can use whenever you need some fake data.
It's great for tutorials, testing new libraries, sharing code examples, ...
Example
Run this code in a console or from any site:
fetch('https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/todos/1')
.then(response => response.json())
.then(json => console.log(json))
Congrats you've made your first call to JSONPlaceholder! 😃 🎉
Tip: you can use http:// or https:// when making requests to JSONPlaceholder.
Resources
JSONPlaceholder comes with a set of 6 common resources:
| /posts | 100 posts |
| /comments | 500 comments |
| /albums | 100 albums |
| /photos | 5000 photos |
| /todos | 200 todos |
| /users | 10 users |
Note: resources have relations. For example: posts have many comments, albums have many photos, ... see below for routes examples.
Routes
All HTTP methods are supported.
| GET | /posts |
| GET | /posts/1 |
| GET | /posts/1/comments |
| GET | /comments?postId=1 |
| GET | /posts?userId=1 |
| POST | /posts |
| PUT | /posts/1 |
| PATCH | /posts/1 |
| DELETE | /posts/1 |
Note: you can view detailed examples here.


Version Control
10/6/2015
What is version control?
Here we are at the beginning of Dev Bootcamp week one, and I feel like I've learned a lot. The scope of the development world gets bigger and bigger every day. I never knew there was so much to learn, but I'm really enjoying the process so far. One of the key things I learned about this week is version control. This is a way that developers can communicate changes they've made to files between one another, because version control is an effective record keeping strategy. Essentially, version control is a series of snapshots of changes made to a file, such as modifications made to a series of code. Rather than tracking every single change individually, version control keeps track of a series of changes made, either by one person, or group members collaborating on a project.
This is more helpful when looking at changes because you are not seeing the minutae of every single syntax correction or other minor change. Rather, you can see a set of changes that were made, why they were made, and how they change the source material. For instance, if I were to proofread this blog post after submitting it, I can commit a set of changes stating that I corrected spelling and syntax errors generally. Version control keeps track of the new version of this file, rather than explaining each change made individually. Of course, it is good to be specific when explaining changes made to a file, but version control doesn't keep track of every keystroke like, for instance, the track changes setting on Microsoft Word does.
One of the main benefits of version control is that multiple people can modify the same file simultaneously. Rather than overwriting each other's work, version control tracks and merges all of the changes. This makes it very easy to review changes as they come, understand why they were made, and reference every change as they are committed to the version control hub, whether it be GitHub or something else.
What is git?
Git is a program that allows changes to be committed and tracked. The nice thing about git is that you do not have to commit changes until you are ready to, and you must tell git that you are adding and committing changes in a two step process. This ensures that you are confident about the changes you are committing, or in other words, submitting, to the original file. Rather than overwriting previous work, git and GitHub merge the changes to the master branch and require an explaination of the changes made in order to make the reasoning behind the changes clear to all parties, including the creator, down the line.
The way that git does this is through branches. Branches are sets of changes that will eventually lead back to the original, or master, branch. They are called branches because while they connect to the original file, they to not affect change directly upon it, and the branches must be merged for the changes to be reflected on the original file. Branches can be reviewed and eventually merged through GitHub, which is a webstie that allows for remote storing and tracking of files and changes in repositories on the site. Git is the software used to add, commit, and push on a local device.
What is GitHub?
GitHub is a good way to store files and track changes because it is a website, so files can be accessed remotely. This makes things like big open source projects possible, because people from all over the world are able to access the files and submit their own changes. On smaller scales, groups working remotely can access and contribute to the same files without having to share the files between one another locally. The files can be accessed simultaneously, and the changes can all be merged into the master branch. Therefore, using GitHub is ideal for working on projects among many people. However, there are benefits to working on solo projects using GitHub. The main benefit is version control; being able to review changes that were made and why, in case there are mistakes that need to be changed later. It is a great way of keeping a record of the evolution of a project from inception, and every step of changes along the way.


General election 2019: Farage makes last ditch plea for pact with Tories
Nigel Farage has said the Brexit Party will try "for a few more days" to agree an electoral pact with the Tories.
Campaigning in south Wales, he said his party would beat Labour in "many constituencies" in the region if the Conservatives withdrew from the field.
But he said Boris Johnson would have to abandon his deal with the EU, which was "not Brexit" but a "short term political fix" to win the election.
He also challenged the prime minister to a head-to-head debate on the deal.
The event took place on Friday in Little Mill near Pontypool, just over the border from the Labour-held constituency of Torfaen but located in the Tory-held constituency of Monmouth.
Speaking at a village hall, Mr Farage had this message for Mr Johnson: "If you really believe that this is a great new deal, or as you said in the last couple of days a fantastic deal, if you are really trying to tell the British public this gets Brexit done, let's have a civilised head-to-head debate on what this EU treaty means and I'd be only be too happy to stand with Boris to talk this through."
Last week, Boris Johnson rejected suggestions that he should work with the Brexit Party during the election.
Plaid Cymru, Liberal Democrats and the Greens have agreed a pro-EU electoral pact in 11 of the 40 seats in Wales.
Repeating his call for a leave alliance, Mr Farage said: "if that leave alliance was put to the country it would win a very big majority".
Mr Farage denied trying to split the vote and accused the Conservative Party of not wanting to come to "any sort of accommodation".
"I'm going to go on trying for a few more days and make the point that in Torfaen, and other constituencies here in south Wales, the Conservatives haven't won for a hundred years," he said.
"And they're not going to win here on 12 December, there is no chance of them winning.
"So I would make this urgent plea to Boris Johnson and others - don't split the Brexit Party vote here in south Wales.
"We are the challengers here in south Wales and if you're not in the field we will beat Labour in many of these constituencies."
Mr Farage said the prime minister should ditch his Brexit deal because "it's not Brexit, it's a short term political fix and an attempt to win a general election".
He urged Mr Johnson to "make it clear that we absolutely have to leave" the EU "at some point in 2020, with or without any form of deal".
That deal "must be a trade deal, not one based on regulatory and political alignment", he added.
Mr Farage said his party was ready to fight all the Welsh seats, if there was no pact with the Conservatives.
Asked earlier on BBC Radio Wales how many seats his party would win, Mr Farage said: "I've no idea. Do you know, when I launched the campaign for the European elections, going back to April this year, I had no idea how we would do.
"We comfortably topped the poll in Wales, coming first in many, many seats."
Asked if he would publish an election manifesto, Mr Farage said he would produce what he called a "contract with the British people".
He said it was 95% ready and the party would launch it in the next few weeks.
Launched just seven months ago, the Brexit Party has four Welsh Assembly members, who were previously members of UKIP, the party Mr Farage used to lead.
There are also two Welsh Brexit Party MEPs.


Police: Drivers, victim flee scene after father, son struck on Harlem sidewalk
by Eyewitness NewsHARLEM, Manhattan (WABC) -- A car jumped a curb, hitting a father and his 8-year-old son as they walked side-by-side down a sidewalk in Harlem.
It happened on Wednesday, November 6th on 128 W. 112th Street.
The white BMW came quickly - and with no warning, seemingly making a beeline for the man and the young boy.
The car then backed up, and two men emerged. One man walked toward the victim, where police say he stabbed the father. Both suspects got back in the car as a good Samaritan picked up the 8-year-old and carried him to safety.
Police say the victim survived and also left the scene, abandoning his son.
The boy is safe, and did not suffer any serious injuries.
Police assume this was a targeted hit - possibly gang-related. They are searching for three people - the victim and the men who tried to kill him, and almost killed his son.
Anyone with information is asked to call NYPD's Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477) or for Spanish, 1-888-57-PISTA


Direct Routing handles two types of traffic: media and signaling. In this unit, let's examine media bypass, where media flow is optimized for users who are in the same building and on the same network as the SBC.
The following diagrams show two scenarios. The diagram on the left shows call flow without media bypass, using Phone Service and the internet. The diagram on the right shows call flow with media bypass, where media flows directly to the SBC.
For media bypass to work, it must be enabled on the SBC; there's an on/off toggle. Also, the Teams user must have access to the public IP address of the SBC, whether or not they're on the same network, unless you're using Local Media Optimization.
Note
The signaling path using SIP/TLS doesn't change; it's always through the Microsoft Cloud.
Media bypass is supported on Teams desktop clients and Teams phone devices. For endpoints that don't support media bypass, such as Skype for Business 3PIP phones and Teams web clients, the call automatically falls back to a non-bypass call. No configuration is needed, it happens automatically.
When media bypass is implemented, there are additional considerations for setting IP address ranges and port numbers.
First, users inside the network need access to the public IP address of the SBC. The administrator has to configure a "hairpin", with the connection going out from the Teams client and back into the SBC's public IP address. If this isn't possible for any reason, the alternative is local media optimization, covered later in this unit.
Second, media processors are still required for voice apps and web clients, in the same way as they are for non-bypass traffic. You must also configure IP addresses for them. Finally, with media bypass, SBCs need to communicate with transport relays, so the relevant ports must be open, and the IP address ranges set.
This diagram summarizes the requirements for IP address ranges and ports for media bypass.
Local Media Optimization controls how media traffic flows between the Teams client and the SBCs.
When Local Media Optimization is configured, the internal IP address of the SBC is used, rather than the external IP address. This means that SBCs can be behind a firewall, and not necessarily seen by Teams.
To configure Local Media Optimization, you need to create a proxy SBC, with a public IP address, to communicate with Phone Service. It's deployed and configured in the same way as any other SBC for direct routing. This proxy SBC is the target for online voice routes.
In addition, a downstream SBC is required. This SBC doesn't have a public IP address and is paired to the Phone Service by association to the upstream or proxy SBC.


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01:53:40.123 [Test worker] INFO t.m.ApplicationManager$MyListener - By.cssSelector: .board-header-btn.mod-show-menu found
hidden
01:53:40.183 [Test worker] INFO t.m.ApplicationManager$MyListener - By.cssSelector: .js-open-more found
01:53:40.258 [Test worker] INFO t.m.ApplicationManager$MyListener - By.cssSelector: .js-close-board found
01:53:40.309 [Test worker] INFO t.m.ApplicationManager$MyListener - By.cssSelector: .js-close-board found
01:53:40.377 [Test worker] INFO t.m.ApplicationManager$MyListener - By.cssSelector: .js-confirm found
01:53:40.385 [Test worker] INFO t.m.ApplicationManager$MyListener - By.cssSelector: .js-confirm found
01:53:40.445 [Test worker] INFO t.m.ApplicationManager$MyListener - By.cssSelector: .js-delete found
01:53:40.492 [Test worker] INFO t.m.ApplicationManager$MyListener - By.cssSelector: .js-confirm found
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01:54:00.573 [Test worker] INFO t.m.ApplicationManager$MyListener - By.cssSelector: ._3gUubwRZDWaOF0._2WhIqhRFBTG7Ry._2NubQcQM83YCVV found
01:54:00.588 [Test worker] INFO t.m.ApplicationManager$MyListener - By.cssSelector: a[href='/'] found
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01:54:03.202 [Test worker] INFO t.m.ApplicationManager$MyListener - By.cssSelector: .board-header-btn.mod-show-menu found
hidden
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01:54:03.336 [Test worker] INFO t.m.ApplicationManager$MyListener - By.cssSelector: .js-close-board found
01:54:03.345 [Test worker] INFO t.m.ApplicationManager$MyListener - By.cssSelector: .js-close-board found
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01:54:03.502 [Test worker] INFO t.m.ApplicationManager$MyListener - By.cssSelector: .js-confirm found
01:54:03.572 [Test worker] INFO t.m.ApplicationManager$MyListener - By.cssSelector: .js-delete found
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01:54:03.627 [Test worker] INFO t.m.ApplicationManager$MyListener - By.cssSelector: .js-confirm found
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01:54:23.721 [Test worker] INFO t.m.ApplicationManager$MyListener - By.cssSelector: a[href='/'] found
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01:54:25.861 [Test worker] INFO t.m.ApplicationManager$MyListener - By.xpath: //span[@class='icon-lg icon-member']/../../..//li found
01:54:25.865 [Test worker] INFO trello_tests.tests.TestBase - stop test deletePersonalBoardsWhileCountMoreThanNeedNumber with parameters []
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Coding (non-stop) since 1983
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DevOps is
Infraestructure as code
Configuration as code
Tests as code
ClassOps is
Learning objects (and grading) as code
Why?
① You learn through doing
②
Grading shouldn't constrain learning.
③ Learning is a continuous improvement process
④ And grading is a means to an end:
learning
Project-based
learning
Flipped class
In GitHub
If GitHub knows
Let GitHub test it
PR checks: Perl FTW
my $repo = Git->repository ( Directory => '.' );
my $diff = $repo->command('diff','HEAD^1','HEAD');
my $diff_regex = qr/a\/proyectos\/hito-(\d)\.md/;
my $github;
SKIP: {
my ($this_hito) = ($diff =~ $diff_regex);
skip "No hay envío de proyecto", 5 unless defined $this_hito; my @files = split(/diff --git/,$diff);
my ($diff_hito) = grep( /$diff_regex/, @files);
say "Tratando diff\n\t$diff_hito";
my @lines = split("\n",$diff_hito);
my @adds = grep(/^\+[^+]/,@lines);
is( $#adds, 0, "Añade sólo una línea");
my $url_repo;
if ( $adds[0] =~ /\(http/ ) {
($url_repo) = ($adds[0] =~ /\((http\S+)\)/);
} else {
($url_repo) = ($adds[0] =~ /^\+.+(http\S+)/s);
}
Test until it works
Big switch: learn while you submit
Learning (objects) as code
my $prefix = $url_PaaS."/".$recurso->{'nombre'};
my $jsoner = new JSON::XS;
if ( $metodo eq 'PUT' ) {
ok( $recurso->{'IDs'}, "Se incluyen las IDs de los recursos enviados o devueltos" );
for my $id ( @{$recurso->{'IDs'}} ) {
my $URI = "$prefix/$id";
$response = $ua->put( $URI => json => $payload );
is( $response->res->code, 201, "Respuesta a la petición $metodo sobre $URI es correcta");
my $location = $response->res->headers->location;
if ( ok( $location, "«location» $location devuelto" ) ) {
my $get_URI = ( $location =~ /http/ )? $location : $url_PaaS.$location;
is( $ua->get($get_URI)->res->code, 200, "Se puede bajar el creado $id" );
}
}
} else { #... }
const milestones = await github.issues.listMilestonesForRepo( { owner: user, repo: repo } )
if ( ! milestones.data.length ) {
core.setFailed("❌ There should be at least one milestone")
}
const minMilestones = +core.getInput('minMilestones')
if ( minMilestones && milestones.data.length < minMilestones ) {
core.setFailed( "❌ There should be more than " + minMilestones + " milestone(s)");
}
var totalIssues = 0
var totalClosedIssues = 0
milestones.data.forEach( async function( milestone ) {
totalIssues += milestone.open_issues + milestone.closed_issues
totalClosedIssues += milestone.closed_issues
})
console.log( "✅ There are " + totalIssues + "
issues in your milestones and " + totalClosedIssues + "
closed issues ")


I am a junior developer in the big IT world. I am Turkish myself but born in the Netherlands. I live in Rotterdam and am seeking for the big IT world. I enjoy my time being young and use it to learn as much as possible.
I have finished the education Softwaredeveloper on the MBORijnland school. Worked alot part-time in other sectors to develop my working experience. At the moment I am continuing my journey on the Hogeschool Rotterdam as a developer.
My first degree as a softwaredeveloper made it clear for me that I wanted to do this. Now I am contuining and working on getting my bachelors degree. Hopefully my story will continue for the master's degree and phd.
I have finished my degree as a softwaredeveloper in July 2018. Hereby I know about developing and software-engineering. In the meantime I develop myself as a graphical designer and try to learn more trough self learning. The reason I learn graphical design for myself is to express myself in my hobby's.
The work experience I got was as a part-time job on several places. I have learned to communicate with costumers and how to handle in most situation. Seeing the customer in IT I learned trough my Internship and helped me alot to comfort the customer in picky situation.
In my last 2 years on the MBORijnland school I attained 2 internships in which I learned how to communicate with customers and learn how to code efficiently. There by I learned more about the social aspects of working and the efficiency in which work can be done.
My qualities are on the social side. I am a very social person who likes to help people and get them to achieve what they want. As a developer my qualities are on the webdevelopment side which help me to make website's. I want to learn more about the softwaredevelopment side to be able to make programs.


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