So you've made it through foundations and bootcamp week has arrived. If you're reading this, and are wondering if a programming bootcamp is the right choice for you, you've probably come to the right place... lets dive on in over the next 9 weeks and find out what it's really like, from the perspective of someone who made the decision to go the bootcamp way.
Foundations was cool, pretty cruisy, but still a lot of work. I'd
done a bit of HTML and CSS prior to foundations and many of the
concepts I was already familiar with but there were a few new topics
introduced.
I'd have liked more time to experiment with JavaScript coding, and
if I was doing foundations again, I'd have got onto the more
advanced JavaScript topics such as arrays and objects earlier on.
But anyway, that's in the past, and we're at bootcamp.
In the days leading up to bootcamp I was pretty excited about it,
and perhaps a little nervous. I'd heard it was very full on, and all
you did was code, eat, and sleep, - with the majority proportion of
that time assigned to code.
Day one arrived, and flew by as did most of the week.
 I really didn't enjoy
the JavaScript Kata exercises in foundations. I found myself
spending more time trying to understand what the question was
actually asking you to do, than figuring out how to code it. Along
with this, it seemed like I didn't know much JavaScript at all!
So you can imagine my 'annoyance' at more kata exercises! And then
the same again on day two! Oh no, this isn't good. I'm over this!
So I found myself walking home on Tuesday evening thinking about
quitting. I figured, I can still teach myself everything, but in
my own time, and at my own pace. Afterall, I've got the curriculum
that outlines the topics we cover in the bootcamp, and You Tube is
usually pretty good with tutorials these days.
So there I was... strolling home and wondering at what point you
can pull out of the course and still get it classed as an academic
withdrawal when it comes to student loans and NCEA regulations. I
knew there's be a point at which this was possible, so I figured
I'd check it out at some stage. I decided I'd be at course on
Wednesday and see how it went.
The topic, and highlight of day three is .... No more Kata!!!! I
heard on day 3 (or at least it was around day 3(the days become a
blur)) that we weren't to be doing any more Kata exercises. This
was brilliant news!!! We started working on a small project, just
a simple task in reality, but we worked in pairs, with an overall
view of the aim of the project and built it ourselves. A much
better way to work! No more "guess what the question actually
means" kind of stuff!!!!!
Day three was great, and the walk home so much more enjoyable!
(oh, by the way, I use a lot of exclamation marks....!!) ! So the
new plan was to hang around for week one, and that I should at
least stay to the end of week two and then reacess how I was
feeling about bootcamp.
Day 4 and 5, were also a blur. They were good days, and at this point I thought I really should write, or journal, this journey. And then I thought, why don't I attempt in my spare time (what spare time?) to update the blog we started in foundations. And so here I am, a few days later, at lunchtime sitting in the sun outside, with the laptop on my knees tappity tap tap tapping away at the keyboard writing a blog.
They say it's a journey. They say 'trust the process'. And I think
they're right. Can I remember everything we covered in week one?
No. Do I understand everything from week one? Far from it! But,
the information is there, what I need to learn is there, and the
experience is there.
At some point later in the week I recalled a phrase from Andy
Sterkowitz, a You Tuber who talks around the programming scene.

Or check out a randomly selected video of his ...)
Anyway... as I was saying... In one of his You Tube videos, Andy
had said, when recalling his decision to become a programmer, that
it was something he wanted to do, and it didn't matter if it took
him 3 months, 6 months, a year, 3 years or five years, - the time
didn't matter. What mattered is that if he stuck at it, he WOULD
in fact eventually get there.
My takeaway towards the end of week one was, that it didn't matter
to me whether I 'pass' or 'fail' the course. And why should it?
Why should I care? I'm here for the knowledge. I don't need to
know it and understand it right now. Just take the knowledge, the
information, and the journey, and store it away somewhere. Take
notes, do the best you can for now, and in 10 weeks time (after
bootcamp) you can study it, in your own time, at your pace, and
fill in the gaps. And what's the hurry? I've got the remainder of
the year to do this!
You couldn't ask for a better team of people to spend the day with. The teachers are great. And the other students are great. The facilitators put a lot of energy into making the eda environment a friendly and awesome space. And the results show. There really isn't more to add in this paragraph. Words couldn't describe the positive, friendly, open, team oriented, environment that we're in, that has been created, and after only 5 days.
I enjoy learning from You Tube tutorials. I think it's a style
that works for me - hearing things repeated often, it all becomes
familiar. I found myself going to You Tube a few times this week,
to a few of my favourite channels.
Ania Kubow,
does a pretty good job at explaining some concepts in short
videos.
Kyle on
Web Dev Simplified
is another 'go to' channel. There's a few other channels I find
useful which I might link to in future blogs. I started out
bouncing around different channels when I started looking for
tutorials, and I think that a list compiled with good channels
could be useful. I've definitley now got my 'go to' channels..
And one last thing... I won't apologise for spelling mistakes, and
bad syntax, or lack of creativity in my blogs for the next 9
weeks... they say bootcamp is full on... and they're right...
there's no time to even tidy up blog posts or reword!!!! -So take
it or leave it... stay safe, and enjoy the ride...


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This calculator coverts wight percent oxides to formula units for major rock-forming minerals. Determining Fe2+/Fe3+ ratio is available for amphiboles only using Droop (1972) algorithm.


After long time we have Release Pygoat Gibraltar V1.1 you could get the code
From a startup to a multinational corporation the software development industry is currently dominated by agile frameworks and product teams and as part of it DevOps strategies. It has been observed that during the implementation, security aspects are usually neglected or are at least not sufficient taken account of. It is often the case that standard safety requirements of the production environment are not utilized or applied to the build pipeline in the continuous integration environment with containerization or concrete docker. Therefore, the docker registry is often not secured which might result in the theft of the entire company’s source code. The DevSecOps Maturity Model, which is presented in the talk, shows security measures which are applied when using DevOps strategies and how these can be prioritized. With the help of DevOps strategies security can also be enhanced. For example, each component such as application libraries and operating system libraries in docker images can be tested for known vulnerabilities. Attackers are intelligent and creative, equipped with new technologies and purpose. Under the guidance of the forward-looking DevSecOps Maturity Model, appropriate principles and measures are at hand implemented which counteract the attacks.


lwres_getaddrinfo, lwres_freeaddrinfo — socket address structure to host and service name
#include <lwres/netdb.h>
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If the operating system does not provide a struct addrinfo, the following structure is used:
struct addrinfo { int ai_flags; /* AI_PASSIVE, AI_CANONNAME */ int ai_family; /* PF_xxx */ int ai_socktype; /* SOCK_xxx */ int ai_protocol; /* 0 or IPPROTO_xxx for IPv4 and IPv6 */ size_t ai_addrlen; /* length of ai_addr */ char *ai_canonname; /* canonical name for hostname */ struct sockaddr *ai_addr; /* binary address */ struct addrinfo *ai_next; /* next structure in linked list */ };
lwres_getaddrinfo()
is used to get a list of IP addresses and port numbers for host
hostname
and service
servname
.
The function is the lightweight resolver's implementation of
getaddrinfo()
as defined in RFC2133.
hostname
and
servname
are pointers to null-terminated
strings or
NULL.
hostname
is either a host name or a numeric host address string: a dotted decimal
IPv4 address or an IPv6 address.
servname
is either a decimal port number or a service name as listed in
/etc/services
.
hints
is an optional pointer to a
struct addrinfo.
This structure can be used to provide hints concerning the type of socket
that the caller supports or wishes to use.
The caller can supply the following structure elements in
*hints
:
ai_family
The protocol family that should be used.
When
ai_family
is set to
PF_UNSPEC,
it means the caller will accept any protocol family supported by the
operating system.
ai_socktype
denotes the type of socket —
SOCK_STREAM,
SOCK_DGRAM
or
SOCK_RAW
— that is wanted.
When
ai_socktype
is zero the caller will accept any socket type.
ai_protocol
indicates which transport protocol is wanted: IPPROTO_UDP or
IPPROTO_TCP.
If
ai_protocol
is zero the caller will accept any protocol.
ai_flags
Flag bits.
If the
AI_CANONNAME
bit is set, a successful call to
lwres_getaddrinfo()
will return a null-terminated string containing the canonical name
of the specified hostname in
ai_canonname
of the first
addrinfo
structure returned.
Setting the
AI_PASSIVE
bit indicates that the returned socket address structure is intended
for used in a call to
bind(2).
In this case, if the hostname argument is a
NULL
pointer, then the IP address portion of the socket
address structure will be set to
INADDR_ANY
for an IPv4 address or
IN6ADDR_ANY_INIT
for an IPv6 address.
When
ai_flags
does not set the
AI_PASSIVE
bit, the returned socket address structure will be ready
for use in a call to
connect(2
)
for a connection-oriented protocol or
connect(2),
sendto(2),
or
sendmsg(2
)
if a connectionless protocol was chosen.
The IP address portion of the socket address structure will be
set to the loopback address if
hostname
is a
NULL
pointer and
AI_PASSIVE
is not set in
ai_flags
.
If
ai_flags
is set to
AI_NUMERICHOST
it indicates that
hostname
should be treated as a numeric string defining an IPv4 or IPv6 address
and no name resolution should be attempted.
All other elements of the struct addrinfo passed
via hints
must be zero.
A hints
of NULL is treated as if
the caller provided a struct addrinfo initialized to zero
with ai_family
set to
PF_UNSPEC
.
After a successful call to
lwres_getaddrinfo()
,
*res
is a pointer to a linked list of one or more
addrinfo
structures.
Each
struct addrinfo
in this list cn be processed by following
the
ai_next
pointer, until a
NULL
pointer is encountered.
The three members
ai_family
,
ai_socktype
,
and
ai_protocol
in each
returned
addrinfo
structure contain the corresponding arguments for a call to
socket(2).
For each
addrinfo
structure in the list, the
ai_addr
member points to a filled-in socket address structure of length
ai_addrlen
.
All of the information returned by
lwres_getaddrinfo()
is dynamically allocated: the addrinfo structures, and the socket
address structures and canonical host name strings pointed to by the
addrinfo
structures.
Memory allocated for the dynamically allocated structures created by
a successful call to
lwres_getaddrinfo()
is released by
lwres_freeaddrinfo()
.
ai
is a pointer to a
struct addrinfo
created by a call to
lwres_getaddrinfo()
.


2 Poems
Has anyone died by
watching things sit
on water? By skipping
a flat rock across water?
Or trying to sit on water?
We are not birds.
Has anyone died before
seeing beautiful things
on the surface of a lake?
You. Did you at least get
a chance to look at the
clouds? Those balloons
won’t hold very long.
You don’t need oxygen
after passing the first
atmosphere. The balloon
will pop and you’ll be
Up There, waiting.

You will feel something
electric and soon your
bones will change from
white to blue. What used
to be your body will inflate
and glow. Nothing will be
able to touch you again.
Has anyone ever lived
through turning into concrete?
No, but it’s intense. I will
look up at you and rent a
light machine to send you
a message: I know you are
lonely right now
but I have ideas.
I Am Moving Into A New House & Flipping All Of The Lightswitches On To Prove That I Am Capable Of Being Alive by Beyza Ozer
but i do not feel alive & it’s taken me a few years to get here. the walkway is slippery with old tears & the front porch hasn’t stopped dripping blood for approximately eight days. who do i talk to about this? the government?
i did not ask to die this way. i’m wondering what kind of clothing my parents would bury me in. they would pick a dress even though i had asked multiple times to be cremated. mom PLEASE shoot my ashes into space. beyza, what kind of a daughter are you?
i don’t want worms in my veins. paper cuts on eyes are something i will never stop crying over. feeling sand in between my toes reminds me of fucked up summers. i do not feel alive & i don’t want to be dead.
no one wants to live here. no one wants to make a home in the back of my throat. i want ghosts for neighbors, in theory.


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SPEEDO SECTIONALS
This is branding that I did for the Minneapolis Speedo Sectionals of 2019.
This piece consist of my original work for the event as well as
the final product that Speedo used. My inspiration for
the pattern and much of the design was based off of
Speedo's logo.


In the body of the actionPerformed()
method.
We will fill in the actionPerformed()
body so that clicking the button
changes the color of the frame.
To change the color of the content pane of a frame,
use the method
setBackground( Color c )
.
You can use one of the pre-defined colors like this:
getContentPane().setBackground( Color.red )
Other pre-defined colors are Color.green
, Color.blue
,
Color.yellow
, and so on.
Here is the interesting part of our program:
public class ButtonDemo2 extends JFrame implements ActionListener
{
JButton bChange;
public ButtonDemo2()
{
getContentPane().setLayout( new FlowLayout() );
bChange = new JButton("Click Me!");
bChange.addActionListener( this );
getContentPane().add( bChange )
}
public void actionPerformed( ActionEvent evt)
{
getContentPane()._________________________
repaint(); // ask the system to paint the screen.
}
public static void main ( String[] args )
{
. . . . .
}
}
The repaint()
will be explained in the next page.


Of course! It might be nice to draw in the X and Y axes and a scale along each. And it would be nice to draw the curve in a color. You might want to work on these improvements yourself.
Reviewing the following is a sign of a good student. Click on a subject that interests you to go to where it was discussed.
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statement.
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statement.


66 PLANTATION DRIVE, VICTORIA ISLAND LAGOS, NIGERIA. Dear Friend, I am a director in the foreign affairs department of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). I got your email during a Personal research on the Internet and wish to use this opportunity to notify you of the existence of a certain amount we wish to transfer Overseas for the purpose of investments and importation of goods from your country. In May 2003, a contract of sixty-six million United States dollars ($66,000,000) was awarded to a foreign company by my ministry. The Contract was supply, erection and system optimization of supper polyore200,000-bpsd, system optimization of 280,000-monax axial plants and the computerization of conveyor belt for Kaduna refinery. With the Consent of only the head of the contract evaluation department, I over Invoiced the contract value by thirty four million United States dollars ($34,000,000:00). The contract has since been completed and the foreign company fully paid off. But, in the office files and paper work, the company is still owed USD34M representing the over invoiced amount. Because this amount is derived from the award and execution of a foreign contract, there is no way the money can be paid locally. That is why I am contacting you so that we can do the project together for our mutual benefit. We have concluded every necessary arrangement to transfer this amount to a foreign account as the final phase payment for the said contract. I solicit your assistance to enable us transfer the said amount into your safe bank account and after we shall come over there to share the money with you. You can either provide us with an existing account or to set up a new bank account immediately to receive this money, even an empty a/c can serve to receive this money, as long as you will remain honest to me till the end of this important business trusting in you and believing that you will never let me down either now or in future. We sincerely need an honest person to work with and have agreed to share the money in the following percentages, 65% will be for us, 30% will be for you whose account is used to secure the funds and 5% will be used to settle every expenses incurred during the transaction like air tickets etc. There is no risk involvement because applications will be made to the concerned Federal ministries and parastatals with official approvals given by the Federal government before the Central bank of Nigeria will be officially authorized to wire the funds to your nominated bank account by telegraphic transfer. Those involved over here are directors in the ministry, they know how best to effect the transfer and will come over there to collect their own share. If you are interested, contact me via email indicating your full names,company/business name and address. Your direct telephone and fax numbers for effective communication. The name and address of the bank you will like us to deposit the money, the telephone and fax numbers of the bank, the account name and number etc. Everything has been arranged and I will send more information about the business transaction to you as soon as I hear from you. For obvious reasons, please keep the proposal top secret. Kind regards, Abraham Patrick


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Saudi Aramco to sell small stake on Riyadh exchange
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — Saudi Arabia’s state oil giant Saudi Aramco is going to sell a 1.5% stake in its company on Riyadh’s stock exchange. That’s according to documents released on Sunday by the company.
by Canadian PressRIYADH, Saudi Arabia — Saudi Arabia’s state oil giant Saudi Aramco is going to sell a 1.5% stake in its company on Riyadh’s stock exchange.
That’s according to documents released on Sunday by the company.
The company says it will have 200 billion regular shares. A 1.5% stake in the company would be around 3 billion shares.
It put the price range of its stock up to 32 Saudi riyals, or $8.50. That 1.5% stake, at that top price, would raise as much as 104 billion Saudi riyals, over $27.7 billion.
Its low-end range was 30 Saudi riyals, or $8. That 1.5% stake, at that price, would raise as much as 90 billion Saudi riyals, about $24 billion.
That would put the overall valuation of the company between $1.6 trillion and $1.7 trillion.
The Associated Press


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My name is Raymond Huang and I'm going to be a rising Junior at Franklin High School. I've been in 10th grade and experienced the challenges before so I can assure you that I know what I'm saying (most of the time). So this website is to help you guys know what's coming in the upcoming school year and hopefully it'll give you some guidance as well. Good Luck!


I got the EmonTX & EmonBase today and started playing with it. Initially, I hooked both CTs (SCT-013-000) up to the EmonTX in the CT3 & CT4 positions (CT1 & CT2 will get the WC1's when they get here to monitor the main feeds) and clipped them on the hot feed to a 65W light bulb. One CT was reading 4-5W lower than the other. From further reading, it seems that 65W bulb wasn't enough of a draw to get an accurate reading, although assuming a 65W incandescent bulb actually draws 65W, the readings were real close (around 67W & 62W).
I dug out a radiant heater that is supposedly rated at 1000W according to the label. I also picked up a 'Kill-A-Watt' meter and some plugs to make up a better test rig to clip CTs to. Maybe I can add a hair dryer as well to increase the draw and use the Kill-A-Watt as a reference.
The problem is I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around exactly what I'll need to change in the sketches, and I'm not even really sure which sketch I'd need to use. According to the 'Node information' page, the Tx us running 'V1_6_emonTxV3_4_DiscreteSampling'. I ASSUME that the 'emonTxV3_4_DiscreteSampling.ino' sketch that was part of the zip I downloaded from GIT is the same as what's already loaded.
From reading, it seems 'const float Ical' lines are the calibration values for the CTs. How does changing these values affect the reading? Does increasing the value increase the reading value or decrease it? The next thing I see that looks like it needs to change is the 'float Vcal' as it seems to be set up for the UK in the sketch. But then there is 'const float Vcal_USA=' and 'boolean USA=FALSE'. Do I just need to change the last one to 'boolean USA=TRUE', rather than the 'float Vcal'? Also, I note that 'TIME_BETWEEN_READINGS' is 10 (I assume seconds). Is there any problem with dropping that down to 5 (I'd like closer data points)?
Is there anything I'm missing? I know I'm going to have to calibrate it for the WC1s, even if I don't for the SCTs... I don't want to screw up the functioning TX...
Re: Calibrating EmonTX
The default sketch is indeed that one - it says so in the Wiki. Read the pages about calibration in Building Blocks for everything you need to know about calibration.
Re: Calibrating EmonTX
Well, it seems the voltage is off by a bit - plugged into my online UPS that is putting an almost steady 120v out (The UPS is reporting the output as fluctuating between 119 & 120v; my servers are reporting a solid 120v on one PS and 114v on the other), the TX is reporting between 116.8 & 117.9, with 117.3 being the average - If I understand the formula correctly, then I would do 130 * (119.5 / 117.3) = 1.018755328218244, so '1.018755328218244 * 130.0 =<PHONE_NUMBER>683717, or round to 132.4. So place that in the 'const float Vcal_USA=' line?
One thing that I didn't see anywhere: What voltage should the USB-Serial adapter be outputting to the TX? Mine has a 3.3v<>5v switch on it - too low and it probably won't program right, too high and I have a paperweight. Since it can use a 5v USB and the A/C adapter is 9v, I would ASSUME, that 5v would be ok, but you know what they say about assumption...
As far as the CTs, it seems both CTs are probably reading the same - I swapped their positions on the TX and the readings stayed pretty much the same - the same inputs were still high and low, they didn't follow the CTs, so that would point to variation in the TX causing the different readings. There are the formulas as to put in the 'const float Ical' values based on the transformer and such, but what I haven't seen is how the readings change if you adjust those numbers for fine tuning - is there a formula to calculate how much and which way to change the value based on how many Watts you want to adjust it? Or is it just a WAG - change the value a bit and see what happens?
Re: Calibrating EmonTX
Voltage calibration - yes, that's what you change.
USB programmer - I've never actually measured the signal amplitude, but as the AtMega 328P runs at 3.3 V, and there is no voltage divider in the RX line, I'd say use 3.3 V.
5 V is the power supply only - there's no USB I/O, there's an on-board regulator to provide 3.3 V to (almost) everything. The circuit diagram is in the Wiki I think.
CT calibration: The calibration takes account of tolerances in the CT (± 3% from memory) and in the burden resistor (1%). So it would seem your two CTs are the same (but how far off is another question!). If you've got a means of measuring rms current and you can view the rms current output with the serial monitor, then that's the easiest way to calibrate (and the same procedure as the voltage will get you there). Otherwise you can do the current via power in much the same way as the voltage but it's abstracted by one layer.
Re: Calibrating EmonTX
Dumb question: Is the 'Watts' reading a function of the current read by the CT along with the voltage? I know figuring Watts is usually volts * amps = Watts, but I don't really know if the CTs are reading the amps or the watts (I can't imagine the electric companies meters are intelligent enough {at least not the one on my house} to know what the actual voltages are of the legs, and they keep track of Watts/Watt hours/Kilowatt hours, not amps).
I tested programming and was able to without issue, so I did some experimenting. I'm reasonably good with electronics, and am quite familiar with working with mains voltage and inside live panels, but you lost me with the RMS talk :). I ended up experimenting with the 'const float Ical' values and in the end, got them REALLY close to each other after three dozen plus flashes, and although I'm not sure I trust the 'Kill-A-Watt' meter (It was reading like 3v low), based on a test with that 60W bulb both with a single pass through the CT and two passes through (for a 120W reading), I'd say they're REALLY close. Much closer than they were to begin with, and they were reading darn close to each other. Don't think I could get them much closer.
With the CT4 input, is the 'high precision' rating and 120ohm (vs 22ohm) resistor a 'requirement' due to the input used on the Atmega, or could the 120ohm resistor be replaced with a 22ohm resistor to make it identical to the other three?
Re: Calibrating EmonTX
"Is the 'Watts' reading a function of the current read by the CT along with the voltage?"
Yes - it's a true average power calculation. You can see the maths in emonLib if you open up EmonLib.cpp.
"I can't imagine the electric companies meters are intelligent enough..."
Oh yes they are. Read up about energy meters in Building Blocks.
"could the 120ohm resistor be replaced with a 22ohm resistor to make it identical to the other three?"
Indeed it can be. There are holes, so all you need to do is add the appropriate value (27 Ω) in parallel with the 120 Ω SMT resistor. (That comes to 22.04 Ω and should be close enough!)
What's so hard about rms values? It's the Root of the Mean Square. It's the value of current that gives the same heating effect as a direct current of the same value. So it's the value that everyone uses for measurements of alternating voltage and current. A good multimeter will calculate it and display it, a cheap one will measure the rectified average and display a number that will be the rms value if (and only if) the wave is a true sine wave.
Re: Calibrating EmonTX
Well, I think my multimeter is flaky. I was checking the resistors I got for the Wattcore CTs and was getting readings much higher than I should have (17+ Ohms for a 15Ohm Resistor) and different readings on the same resitor :/. One day I should probably buck up and buy a decent one like a Fluke.
At any rate, I think I got the Wattcore CTs pretty much dialed in. Using the same 1000W heater I used with the YHDC CTs, along with the YHDC CTs, and got all four CTs reading within 1-3W of each other. With the 60W bulb again, readings were also real close to 60W, and the wire run through the CTs twice, was pretty much spot on around 120W. I doubt I could get them any closer. It's interesting how on the same wire, with the same load and such, the readings from the CTs fluctuate differently.
Is there some kind of foam or other filler that would be safe to wrap around the wires under the YHDC CTs to keep them well centered over the wire? The Wattcores over the main feeds are pretty much a perfect fit, but the YHDCs on my sub-panel feeds have a lot of 'wiggle room'.
Now that I have the whole hose monitored, on to play with EmonCMS :).
Re: Calibrating EmonTX
Is there some kind of foam or other filler that would be safe to wrap around the wires under the YHDC CTs to keep them well centered over the wire? The Wattcores over the main feeds are pretty much a perfect fit, but the YHDCs on my sub-panel feeds have a lot of 'wiggle room'.
Here's a thread that answers that question: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/3360
Re: Calibrating EmonTX
"One day I should probably buck up and buy a decent one like a Fluke."
There's a Building Blocks article about multimeters that you should read before spending your money.


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"""Seamless high-level API.
Has a two-fold function:
1. Maintain a workflow graph containing nodes (cells, transformers etc.),
checksums, and connections. This workflow graph is pure data that can be
serialized any time to JSON (.seamless file).
2. Maintain a translation of the workflow graph to a low-level representation
that is constantly being evaluated. Interrogate the low-level representation
(asking for its status, checksums, etc.).
"""
import inspect
from types import LambdaType
from ast import PyCF_ONLY_AST, FunctionDef, Expr, Lambda
import textwrap
from silk.mixed import MixedBase
from silk import Silk
from silk.validation import _allowed_types
from ..core.lambdacode import lambdacode
from ..core.cached_compile import cached_compile
ConstantTypes = _allowed_types + (Silk, MixedBase, tuple)
import inspect
import os
def set_resource(f):
caller_frame = inspect.currentframe().f_back
filename = os.path.realpath(inspect.getfile(caller_frame))
currdir = os.path.realpath(os.getcwd())
if filename.startswith(currdir):
filename = os.path.relpath(filename, currdir)
dirname = os.path.dirname(filename)
ff = os.path.join(dirname, f)
if inspect.getmodule(caller_frame).__name__ == "__main__":
return Resource(ff)
else:
data = open(ff).read()
return data
def parse_function_code(code_or_func, identifier="<None>"):
from ..util import strip_decorators
if callable(code_or_func):
func = code_or_func
code = inspect.getsource(func)
if code is not None:
code = textwrap.dedent(code)
code = strip_decorators(code)
if isinstance(func, LambdaType) and func.__name__ == "<lambda>":
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if code is None:
raise ValueError("Cannot extract source code from this lambda")
else:
assert isinstance(code_or_func, str)
code = code_or_func
ast = cached_compile(code, identifier, "exec", PyCF_ONLY_AST)
is_function = (len(ast.body) == 1 and
isinstance(ast.body[0], FunctionDef))
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code_object = cached_compile(code, identifier, "exec")
else:
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assert isinstance(ast.body[0].value, Lambda)
func_name = "<lambda>"
code_object = cached_compile(code, identifier, "eval")
return code, func_name, code_object
from .Context import Context
from .Transformer import Transformer
from .Macro import Macro
from .Cell import Cell, SimpleDeepCell, FolderCell
from .DeepCell import DeepCell, DeepFolderCell
from .Module import Module
from .Link import Link
from .Resource import Resource
from ..midlevel.StaticContext import StaticContext
from .copy import copy
[docs]def load_graph(graph, *, zip=None, cache_ctx=None, static=False, mounts=True, shares=True):
"""Load a Context from graph.
"graph" can be a file name or a JSON dict
Normally, it has been generated with Context.save_graph / Context.get_graph
"zip" can be a file name, zip-compressed bytes or a Python ZipFile object.
Normally, it has been generated with Context.save_zip / Context.get_zip
"cache_ctx": re-use a previous context for caching (e.g. checksum-to-buffer caching)
"static": create a StaticContext instead
"mounts": mount cells and pins to the file system, as specified in the graph.
"shares": share cells over HTTP, as specified in the graph
"""
import json
from ..core.context import Context as CoreContext
from ..core.manager import Manager
from ..core.unbound_context import UnboundManager
if isinstance(graph, str):
graph = json.load(open(graph))
if isinstance(cache_ctx, Context):
manager = cache_ctx._ctx0._get_manager()
elif isinstance(cache_ctx, CoreContext):
manager = cache_ctx._get_manager()
elif isinstance(cache_ctx, (Manager, UnboundManager)):
manager = cache_ctx
elif cache_ctx is None:
manager = None
else:
raise TypeError(cache_ctx)
if isinstance(manager, UnboundManager):
manager = manager._ctx._bound._get_manager()
assert isinstance(manager, Manager)
if static:
return StaticContext.from_graph(graph, manager=manager)
else:
return Context.from_graph(
graph, manager=manager,
mounts=mounts, shares=shares,
zip=zip
)
from .SubContext import SubContext
nodeclasses = {
"cell": Cell,
"transformer": Transformer,
"context": SubContext,
"macro": Macro,
"module": Module,
"foldercell": FolderCell,
"deepcell": DeepCell,
"deepfoldercell": DeepFolderCell,
}
__all__ = [
"Context", "Transformer", "Macro",
"Cell", "SimpleDeepCell", "FolderCell", "DeepCell", "DeepFolderCell",
"Link", "StaticContext", "Module",
"Resource", "load_graph", "copy"
]
def __dir__():
return sorted(__all__)


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What also became the new face in the uprising of social made was Facebook. Being a simple start up idea, Mark Zuckerberg and his team of developers later turned Facebook into the new crave that would sweep the world wide web. Only taking less than two weeks to be developed. With the demand from college students alike. The demand for Facebook from college students had increased. The expansion of the social medium soon hit the internet quickly. The initial goal of Facebook was to create a service that captures the totality of human connections. Which in simple terms to create an ultimate relationship engine.
The foundation of Facebook stood on top of what is called the social graph. Stepping into the real2m of social network analysis, the social graph is concept. The concept simply states that all people are bound together by a web of relationships. Some ties can be direct and prolific while others can be feeble and weak. All in all these web of relationships lead to paths of common relationships that connects everyone together. With this concept in mind Zuckerberg believed that this concept was not only for Facebook. The concepts and methodologies behind what fuels Facebook can also be a role model for those within the realm of advertisements. The Web we know now, which loads into a program window in basically static screenfuls, is just an incipient organism of the Web to come. The main glimmerings of Web 2.0 are starting to show up, and we are simply beginning to perceive how that incipient organism may create. The Web will be perceived not as screenfuls of text and illustrations yet as a vehicle system, the ether through which intelligence occurs.


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This presentation is about sharing insights, for a deepdive into Axon see the reference guide
Based on the principles of:
In addition, Axon supports Event Sourcing
Axon can be used in both:
Build a decent monolith first, that is hard enough
Allard Buijze (CTO & Founder of AxonIQ)
Furthermore AxonIQ states:
Execution of a command should be segregated from queries returning state:
Enables supporting different non-functional requirements for reads and writes
Very well described by Eric Evans in his book Domain Driven Design - Tackling Complexity in the Heart of Software, strongly recommended for any developer or architect.
Component based development requires identification of bounded contexts
Axon makes intensive use of the concept of Aggregates: a set of entities that work together, always consistent - a transactional consistency boundary
Events are not enough, Commands and Queries are also essential, better name would be Message-Driven Architecture
Axon provides Location Transparency by using explicit messaging for Commands, Events and Queries
Asynchronous (where applicable) and loose coupling (where applicable)
The state of a business entity is persisted as a time-ordered sequence of events
| Feature | Dagobert requirement |
|---|---|
| Location transparency: potential requirement for separately deployable units (microservices) | Yes |
| Support for separate non-functional requirements for reads and writes | No |
| Feature | Dagobert requirement |
|---|---|
| Naturalized audit trail | All Kafka events already need to be stored for idempotency. User actions are too limited to warrant Event Sourcing |
| Analytics | No |
| Design flexibility in business logic and views | Not really |
| Temporal reports | No |
Architect designed 6 separately deployable components
Using Axon this decision could be postponed
Currently one deployable component is still sufficient, saving lots of overhead in development
Axon does not provide support for idempotency out of the box
Idempotency would be needed at each place of decoupling
For Dagobert it was decided to make each end to end process single-threaded and one database transaction
That way the effort to implement and test idempotency can be postponed until a need for separate deployment of a component
Axon does not provide out of the box support for creation of a non-random aggregate id
A non-random aggregate id is needed when an event (command) arrives from an external party that has no knowledge of the aggregate
For Dagobert we use name UUIDs:
Easy to add aggregates, because they are just serialized to the same table
But with Event Sourcing, changing aggregates means conversion of events, manipulating the serialized XML
Can only really be properly tested with an existing store with all versions of events
Using Event Sourcing, it is pretty easy to rewind time by just deleting the last events
Can be helpful in testing
Don't make components too small i.e. don't try to decouple everything
But at the same time don't make the components too large...


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by Curtis Edmonds --<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The joke goes like this: What do you get when you cross a lawyer and a mobster? Someone who makes you an offer you can't understand.
What do you get when you cross a psychiatrist with a mobster? Well, instead of a clever punch line, you get Analyze This, with Billy Crystal as the neurotic psychiatrist and Robert DeNiro as his patient, a gangland leader suffering from anxiety attacks and difficulties in managing his inner rage. It's a cross between genres -- Goodfellas meets What About Bob? -- and a cross between a legitimately funny movie and a dull, lifeless plodding mess. (Which makes it a double-cross, sort of.)
Analyze This is one of those movies where you don't need character development. Crystal is the same character here that he plays in his best movies -- City Slickers, let's say, and Throw Momma From the Train -- an ordinary, wise-ass schmuck carried on by circumstances he can't control. DeNiro, on the other hand, plays his part like a cartoon character of his previous performances. (To be charitable, this is probably the best he can do in a script that has him bawling at Merrill Lynch commercials.) The script even does us the favor of having Crystal recognize DeNiro from TV, so their relationship doesn't need to go through the initial development stage, either.
The good part of the movie -- the only good part of the movie -- is the banter between Crystal and DeNiro. It's sharp, funny dialogue between two master actors. It's great to see how they challenge each other, how they try to outdo each other, and how they manage to make it funny. At one point, Crystal, in a hurry to get DeNiro out of his vacation, offers to see him exclusively. DeNiro considers this: "You want me to clear your schedule for you?"
"NO!' Crystal blurts.
And the whole movie is like that. Crystal tries to use psychology to control DeNiro, DeNiro tries to use force to control Crystal... it's a great comic tug-of-war, and it makes Analyze This worth seeing, or at least renting.
But overall...
Analyze This forces us to ask the question: What has happened to the American comedy? Can we make comedies in America anymore? Have we lost our comic heritage? If Analyze This is the best comedy of the year -- and it may well be -- is there hope for movie comedies, or must the comedy genre disappear over the horizon like the Western?.
Think about it. We're making three kinds of comedies in America right now: the Tom Hanks/Meg Ryan romantic comedies, the teenage gross-out comedies, and Eddie Murphy comedies. That's it.  The funniest actor working in Hollywood right now may very well be Jackie Chan. Think about it.
Because real comedies like Analyze This and In and Out and The Big Lebowski are so rare these days, it's sad to see what happens when they fail. Analyze This fails because it can't go far beyond the pairing of its two top characters. There's nothing to link the conversations between Crystal and DeNiro together. Half the movie is Crystal being pulled away from whatever it is he's doing to have another conversation with DeNiro. It's almost as if Crystal is a yo-yo and the only suspense in the movie is how far he will be able to get away before DeNiro tugs on his string again. Although the movie elicits a good supporting performance from Joe Viterelli as DeNiro's messenger, it wastes performances from Lisa Kudrow and Chazz Palminteri as Crystal's fiancee and DeNiro's rival, respectively.
There's nothing really wrong with Analyze This. It's a decent enough comedy with two great comic actors strutting their stuff. It's got a few laughs, here and there, which is great. The problem is that there aren't enough laughs, anywhere, and that's a problem that one movie can't solve by itself.
Rating: B
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