Machine Learning Unifies the Modelling of Molecules and Materials
Traditional drug discovery required labour and time intensive lab work to synthesise and test a large library of drug candidates. In recent year Structure Activity Relationship Studies (SARS) have helped eliminate the practical lab work required by using molecular properties and data science to predict the reactivity and stability of potential drug candidates. This research takes SARS one step further incorporating machine-learning using a few training references. This could potentially reduce the time and cost associated with drug discovery. - 2017
Vitamin D Deficiency and Association With Body Mass Index and Lipid Levels in Hispanic American Adolescents
There is a clear link between Vitamin D deficiency and minority groups. Reasons for this are still unclear but it is clear thst there is a link between Vitamin D deficiency and increased levels of Low Density Lipid (LDL) - the bad type of cholesterol. Although there is no proof that Vitamin D supplementation decreases cholesterol levels directly, it is clear that the biological pathway that converts cholesterol into Vitamin D in our bodies is catalysed by sunlight. This seems to suggest that ethnic minorities or in fact anyone with high cholesterol should get more sun exposure - likely through outdoor exercise killing two birds with one stone. - 2017
Evaluating the impact of Brexit on the pharmaceutical industry
Science and innovation is one of the 12 negotiating priorities during Brexit. Two front-runners in this discussion are how will regulatory bodies of medicine be impacted or protected and what will happen to the workforce in the UK pharmaceutical industry. - 2017
New Twist Found in the Story of Life’s Start
Chirality is a property of two molecules that are mirror images of each other. The same then? No - because these left-handed and right-handed molecules are not superimposable on each other - but otherwise identical. A famous example is Thalidomide, a drug given to pregnant women in the 1960s to alleviate morning sickness. Only one chiral type (enantiomer) was active but the drug was sold as a 50/50 mix of both. Unfortunately, the S-enantiomer caused birth defects in subsequent children born. Needless to say, chirality is important. So has chirality existed since the dawn of time? And which came first - life on earth or chirality? If most of biology and chemistry only works with one enantiomer why does chirality exist at all? Some of these questions are still unanswered but there is research to suggest that life came before the introduction of chirality. - 2014


davinci.js is a framework to build visual elments for the qlik sense plattform. The most important design principal is that you can use the visual element easy as qlik extension in the qlik sense enterprise, but also to use it in own angular websites with just Enigma.JS and without the whole qlik.js stack. You can visit us under https://github.com/q2g. The framework ist open source
The rest design principals:
The plan is in the end to get even angular 1.x and angular 4+ elements out of one codebase.


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Google Summer of Code starts with the Community Bonding period where we get to know about the community and get familiar with the code base and work style.
The first week of community bonding was all about getting familiar with JdeRobt Robotics Acadmey. Currently there are nine exercises that are updated in v2.3. The primary goal of this project is to add add three more exercises that are pick and place, machine vision and mobile manipulation exercise.
Pick and Place exercise
The goal of this exercise is to learn the underlying infrastructure of Industrial Robot exercises(ROS + MoveIt + our own industrial robotics API) and get familiar with the key components needed for more complex exercises by completing the task of pick and place multiple objects and classify them by color or shape. Link to the exercise
Machine Vision
The goal of this exercise is to learn how to use vision to assist industrial robot by detecting known objects and unknown obstacles. The shape, size and color of the objects are known, but the pose of them and the situation of obstacles in surrounding environment need to be found using two cameras. Link to the exercise
Mobile Manipulation
The goal of this exercise is to practice integrating navigation and manipulation. You will need to use a mobile manipulator(AGV+robot arm+gripper) to pick objects on one conveyor and place them on three other conveyors. Link to the exercise
Getting familiar with the web-template and docker
Ros is very specific to the versions of operating systems, packages and other dependencies. This is why it becomes difficult for a beginner to start off with the project. The installation has been greatly simplified, as all the required dependencies are already pre-installed in the Robotics-Academy Docker Image. Robotics Academy (2.3 release) supports Linux (Ubuntu 18.04, 20.04 and other distributions), MacOS and Windows.
Docker
Docker is an open platform for developing, shipping, and running applications. Docker enables you to separate your applications from your infrastructure so you can deliver software quickly.  More in the documentaion of Docker
Migration of Industrial Robots Repository to current RADI
The sole purpose of this task was to get familiarized with the structure of Robotics Academy Docker Image(RADI) and understand how to work with docker.
Warnings and Errors
As Robotics Acadmey is using multi stage build which uses a build.sh script to automate the whole process, one small error occured which was due to limited permissions given while executing ./build.sh <tag>
This can be easily resolved using bash ./build.sh
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Delicately flavoured fillets of Dover sole are served with an almond and clam sauce and soft, caramelised onions.
Preheat the oven to 220C/425F/Gas 7.
For the potatoes, bring a large pan of salted water to the boil. Add the sliced potatoes, bring back to the boil and cook for two minutes. Drain well.
In a large roasting tin, mix the potatoes, onions, garlic, bay leaves and olive oil together. Season with salt and pepper. Roast for 15 minutes then turn all the vegetables over and return them to the oven for another 15 minutes, or until the vegetables are cooked and caramelised.
Meanwhile, for the sauce, heat the olive oil in a frying pan. When hot, add the garlic, bread cubes and almonds and fry until the bread cubes are golden-brown and crisp. Add the parsley then immediately drain the mixture and reserve any excess oil. Place the mixture in a food processor and pulse. Gradually add the reserved oil and the hot fish stock, blending all the time, until you have a smooth sauce.
Season with salt and pepper, to taste. Transfer the sauce to a clean saucepan. Just before serving, reheat the sauce.
For the Dover sole, season the fillets with salt and pepper and roll individually. Place them in an oven tray and bake in the oven for 6-8 minutes (at 220C/425F/Gas 7).
Clean the clams in cold running water. Discard any with cracked shells. Discard any open clams that do not close when given a sharp tap.
Heat a saucepan with a lid and place the clams in the pan with a little water. Cook for 2-3 minutes until they open. Discard any clams that stay closed.
For the cherry tomatoes, heat the oil in a deep-fat fryer, or fill a large, deep, heavy-based pan two-thirds full with vegetable oil. Heat the oil to 180C/350F (use a probe thermometer to check the temperature if you're not using a deep-fat fryer). (CAUTION: Hot oil can be dangerous. Don't leave unattended). Fry the tomatoes for 1-2 minutes.
To serve, divide the potatoes between four warmed plates, place the fish on top and finish with the sauce and clams. Finish with some chopped parsley, tomatoes and some fresh olive oil.


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Are you taking good care of the Tone of Wind? That thing can be easily swept away, so hold on to it firmly. Once you lose it, you will never hear its beautiful melody again.


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Industry Knowledge
Oil & Gas (BP)
Auto Manufacturing (Stellantis/FCA)
Financial Services (Fiserv/First Data)
National Defense (U.S. DOD)
Telecommunications
Aviation
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Python, PySpark, SQL, JavaScript, TypeScript, node.js, React, Redux, sklearn, Spark ML, AWS, Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft Azure, Firebase, HTML, CSS, jQuery, D3.js
Tools & Technologies
GitHub, Slack, Docker, Git, Notion, Markdown, Photoshop, Illustrator, Quip, Figma, Sketch, Open Source, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Word, Excel, VS Code, Palantir Foundry
Experience
Aug 2017 - Oct 2022 | NEW YORK, NY
Commercial Enterprise Lead
- Developed open-source PySpark libraries for efficient & distributed geospatial computing @ massive scale (200MM+ rows), saving global telecommunications provider $40MM+ annually on underground asset management & risk prevention
- Deployed Spark ML customer behavior model for upsell & cross-sell opportunities for post-booking flight ancillaries, capturing $10MM+ in annual untapped revenue for international aviation company within 8-week pilot
- Generated a dynamic B2B pricing model using Python & sklearn for 5MM+ merchants to determine optimal fee structure, yielding maximum revenue & minimum customer attrition for global financial services institution
- Integrated dynamic visualizations of oil well geometry with real-time streaming timeseries sensor data, using TypeScript, React, & Redux for global oil supermajor
- Managed & coordinated team of 4 Palantir Forward-Deployed Engineers & 30+ clients in bi-weekly agile sprints to determine clear project requirements & update key business stakeholders
Summer 2016 | Redwood City, CA
Software Engineering Intern
- Developed architecture for scraping, processing, aggregation, & ingestion of over 20,000 weekly grocery deals for 900+ Safeway retail locations
- Integrated keyword extraction & retail taxonomy/ontology to display categorical, location-based circular deals in-app on both iOS & Android
- Expanded existing codebase & leveraged tools such as AWS, Cloudfiles, Gflags, Scrapy, Twisted, Pylons, Thrift, SQLAlchemy, & Memcached
Summer 2015 | Pleasanton, CA
Software Engineering Intern
- Designed & implemented division-wide REST API to be utilized by 900+ company-wide developers using Python 2.7 & Flask microframework
- Automated deployment & provisioning of Red Hat CentOS production servers
- Lead team of 4 developers in architecture of 4000+ line codebase using third-party tools such as LDAP, VMWare, Apache, Jenkins, & OpenStack education
Education
CLASS OF 2017 | Ithaca, New York
B.S. Computer Science


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In all honesty, I like to keep my goals objectviely simple. Right now, it's finish this course. Of course, there are always other variables that happen as well for example human connection, which is always fun! I think goals are different to dreams if that makes any sense objectively.
Yeah for now focus on finishing this, and if new ideas come up I can add them, thing is I'm always changing. I am never really static, so just go with the flow really. You'll probably hear that a lot from me.
One of my main strengths is that I am pretty resilient and am unphased most times, which definitely helps when you're trying to learn something.
Another one of my strengths is that I always have a positive outloook, which when times seem tough and it seems like I have a block, I can realign and refocus. Really helpful this, reduces stress and allows you to just try to learn.
Another key one is I am not afraid to fail, because failure to me is just learning. So I actually enjoy making mistakes, won't mention my personal relationships though! In all serious though, failing is just another mode of learning.
Finally I have comunication, for example, I am not afraid to ask for help. If I feel I can't quite figure something out, I'll ask someone for their perspective. Which is what I've found a lot of people won't do!
Well obviously would like to complete the alloted asignments within the right timeframe. How I go about that doesn't really matter, as long as it's done. I think it's important not to put pressure on myself and really do it my way. I know when it needs to be done, and what needs doing. So trust myself really, chill out and go my own pace.
Ideally I'd probably like to have the sprints done before Friday, ideally Thursday because I do have an active social life and am quite social. Other than that, no distractions that I can't manage. If there are things that come up obviously I'll sort them out. I'm not concerned about anything in that aspect at all, pretty solid. Go with the flow really.
I expect all the tricks of the trade and for them to do my work for me! Kidding, not really any expectations at all. They seem supportive and are always already helpful, it's actually really assuring knowing they are there and willing to help. That's more than I can ask for really, definitely not complaining.
I think the main message is just to keep going and pushing on, I got this!
Always take my time with a pathway or a career, one thing at a time. I don’t really look to the future too often, I barely know what i'm doing tomorrow. Of course I would like to have a bunch of new development skills, which I am certain I will have.
My ideas haven’t really changed much, still think I am pretty resilient and can handle just about anything. I did get a bit down in sprint 4, but I think that was a rare blip on the radar. Looking forward to it, so bring it on.
I don’t struggle with anything non-technical, in fact the technical side is the only part that is challenging. Personal interactions are fairly easy, probably will have to adapt to different peoples personalities but should be fun. Working in front of groups and speaking in front of a group is fairly simple, do it most Saturday nights anyway.
Don’t really have any, I am sure they’ll be as helpful as they can. If not I’ll find a solution, not concerned really. Ask for help, bug my friends who know coding till I know.
I don’t have any expectations of myself, except give it a go. I find I operate better if I don’t cram my mind with “what if’s and what am I doing?” A clear mind with no expectations helps me focus a lot better. I don’t need a commitment plan, as always I will go with my flow.


Black sesame seeds bought from the puja store online are given as ritualistic offerings to Lord Shiva. This is highly believed to bring good luck as well as good health. The black til is combined with milk or water and then offered to the statue of Lord Shiva as a form of Abhishekam. This ritual is almost similar to conducting an abhishek with the five main panchamrat. It is also believed that giving black til to Lord Shiva helps wash away all the negative energies and cast away all evils from the life of the worshipper. All your troubles will ward away. Instead, your family and your life will be filled with happiness, peace and prosperity.
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"SMYRNA "myrrh, an ancient city of Ionia, on the western coast of Asia Minor, about 40 miles to the north of Ephesus. It is now the chief city of Anatolia, having a mixed population of about 200,000, of whom about one-third are professed Christians. The church founded here was one of the seven addressed by our Lord (Revelation 2:8-11). The celebrated Polycarp, a pupil of the apostle John, was in the second century a prominent leader in the church of Smyrna. Here he suffered martyrdom, A.D. 155.
"SMYRNA "myrrh, an ancient city of Ionia, on the western coast of Asia Minor, about 40 miles to the north of Ephesus. It is now the chief city of Anatolia, having a mixed population of about 200,000, of whom about one-third are professed Christians. The church founded here was one of the seven addressed by our Lord (Revelation 2:8-11). The celebrated Polycarp, a pupil of the apostle John, was in the second century a prominent leader in the church of Smyrna. Here he suffered martyrdom, A.D. 155.


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go sports!
As the temperature cools, the sports heat up! Not only is it the most wonderful time for fùtbol (with the UEFA on the weekdays and the nationals on the weekends and the MLS and all); but what about the "other" football, remember that? It's just around the corner! Even baseball gets interesting in the fall (GO METS!) and the changing of the leaves and the fall fashion and cessation of the heatwave that never ends... And if that's not enough, the return of the New York Islanders to the Barclays Center (and the other NHL teams too, GO ISLES!) Yes, we love fall here at woodwork, and we love you too!
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GOOD WILL HUNTING (1997)
A film review by Steve Kong Edited by Cher Johnson Copyright 1998 Steve Kong (edited 4/20/98 by Cher Johnson)
We've all heard this story line before: Boy-wonder-genius is discovered and is put to use by scientists. Then the government finds out and puts the boy-wonder to work for the government. Something outrageous is discovered by the boy as he works for the government and some bad guys come hunting for the boy, trying to ax him. All I have to say is: Thank goodness writers/actors Matt Damon and Ben Affleck took a different approach.
Among its several connotations, the title includes the name of the main character, Will Hunting (Matt Damon). Will is a young man who has a special gift for mathematics and other college level learning. For him, comprehending difficult theories is as easy as tying his shoelaces. He can read at impressive speeds and retain all of the knowledge after one reading. By no means is Will like Dustin Hoffman's Rain Man; he is a normal guy with an abnormal talent. He works as a janitor at MIT, and while cleaning the floors one night, he solves a difficult proof posted on a chalkboard and catches the attention of a hardworking professor, Lambeua (Stellan Skarsgård). Will is thrown in jail after a scuffle with some punks and Lambeaua sees this as an opportunity to help Will out. Lambeaua agrees to get Will out of jail if he will study math with Lambeaua and get some therapy.
After driving away a few therapists with his mind games, Will meets one that can help him. Sean McGuire (Robin Williams) is from the same part of town and is never turned away by Will's horrible behavior. The problem with Will is that he has a lot of talent but he is squandering it by being a punk and turning down "real world" ideas. Both Lambeua and McGuire see this and both want to help Will out.
Along the way a relationship starts between Will and Skylar (Minnie Driver). Although it has meaning within the movie, it seems somewhat shallow and I would have liked to see the relationship developed more. We also get to meet Will's friends, including his best friend, Chuckie (Ben Affleck). Like the love relationship, the friendships in the film seem underdeveloped and shallow.
Those are small complaints, though, because the script works well in tugging at our emotions. The most important relationship is the one between Will and Sean, his therapist. And it is in this relationship that we find out why Will is way that he is. We also see that Sean is being helped by Will.
All performances in Good Will Hunting are top-notch. Matt Damon is on a roll, first with his starring role in Francis Ford Coppola's The Rainmaker, and now with his lead role in Good Will Hunting. I can't wait to see what he's going to do next. Robin Williams also gives a wonderful performance. His Professor McGuire is a man with a hard past and Williams is able to get that across on screen. (I'm also glad to see Williams in a good movie instead of movies like Flubber and Father's Day.)
The script by Damon and Affleck milks each and every scene for emotion, whether a laugh or a tear. In that aspect the script works very well. Sometimes it feels corny, but it's never bad enough to ruin the film. Gus Van Sant Jr., the director, does a wonderful job keeping up the pace. Worth mentioning is the acoustic and intimate score by Danny Elfman, which is surprisingly different from his other works. It sounds more like a tame version of the Midnight Run music than it does his more grand scores, like Batman. But, like in all his other films, Elfman never allows the score to overshadow what is happening on screen.
Good Will Hunting is a great film. The theme (If you have talent, don't waste it), comes very close to being inspiring. The film is definitely a tear-jerker though. Don't Miss Good Will Hunting on the big screen. After seeing the film, let me know what the title means to you.
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NTFSCMP(8) NTFSCMP(8) NAME ntfscmp - compare two NTFS filesystems and tell the differences SYNOPSIS ntfscmp [OPTIONS] DEVICE1 DEVICE2 DESCRIPTION The ntfscmp program makes a comparison between two NTFS filesystems from all aspects and reports all variances it finds. The filesystems can be on block devices or images files. Ntfscmp can be used for volume verifi‐ cation however its primary purpose was to be an efficient development tool, used to quickly locate, identify and check the correctness of the metadata changes made to NTFS. If one is interested only in the NTFS metadata changes then it could be useful to compare the metadata images created by using the --metadata option of ntfsclone(8) to eliminate the usually uninteresting timestamp changes. The terse output of ntfscmp is intentional because the provided informa‐ tion is enough in each case to determine the exact differences. This can be achieved, for instance, if one compares the verbose outputs of ntfs‐ info(8) for each reported inodes by the diff(1) utility. OPTIONS Below is a summary of the options that ntfscmp accepts. -P, --no-progress-bar Don't show progress bars. -v, --verbose More informational output. -h, --help Display help and exit. EXIT CODES The exit code is 0 on success, non-zero otherwise. KNOWN ISSUES No problem is known. If you would find otherwise then please send your report to the development team<EMAIL_ADDRESS>AUTHOR ntfscmp was written by Szabolcs Szakacsits. It was ported to ntfs-3g by Erik Larsson. AVAILABILITY ntfscmp is part of the ntfs-3g package and is available from: http://www.tuxera.com/community/ SEE ALSO ntfsinfo(8), ntfscat(8), diff(1), ntfsclone(8), ntfsprogs(8) ntfs-3g 2012.1.15AR.5 April 2006 NTFSCMP(8)


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JavaScript is not Java
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Image lightboxes
Fully featured web applications
Keep track of users with Cookies or storing data with local storage.
Interactive elements like tabs, sliders, etc
Drawing & animation
You can mix JavaScript and HTML. The script tag tells your browser the stuff inside is code, not content.

Just like CSS, you can split a long block of JavaScript into its own file.

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.index.html
.<!DOCTYPE html>

<title>Test Page</title>

This is my awesome JavaScript code.

Computers are great at processing. They are bad at understanding.
When you write a program, you must break down every step into simple pieces.
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You can see what's going on in the console.
Each instruction in JS is a "statement", like:
console.log('Hello World!');
console.log('I am glad to meet you');
console.log('I am fuzzy');
You can leave comments in your code—notes that people can read but computers will ignore.
/*
I can make long comments
with multiple lines here
*/
console.log('Hello World!'); // Or make short comments here
Open a popup box.
alert('Hello World!');
Display a message in your console.
console.log('Hello World!');
Add something to the page.
document.write('Hello World!');
index.html
.mycode.js
.Just like 'x' in algebra, a variable is a named container for a value that can change.
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To declare (create) a variable, just type the word var
and the variable name.
var numberOfKittens;
It is a good idea to give your variable a starting value. This is called initializing the variable.
var numberOfKittens = 5;
undefined
).$
, or _
.Once you have created a variable, you can use it in your code. Just type the name of the variable.
var numberOfKittens = 5;
console.log(numberOfKittens);
In your JavaScript file, create a variable and give it a valid name and value. Then, display the value.
var userName = 'Jane Lane';
var myAge = 30;
var catsAreBest = true;
var favoriteThings;
var goodPickupLines = null;
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Variables can be numbers, either integers or floats (decimals).
var numberOfKittens = 5;
var cutenessRating = 9.6;
JavaScript automatically converts integers to floats
NaN
= Not-A-Number
Once you have numbers, you can do math with them!
var numberOfKittens = 5;
var numberOfPuppies = 4;
var numberOfAnimals = numberOfKittens + numberOfPuppies;
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Negation | Opposite of a . |
a + b |
Addition | Sum of a and b . |
a - b |
Subtraction | Difference of a and b . |
a * b |
Multiplication | Product of a and b . |
a / b |
Division | Quotient of a and b . |
a % b |
Modulus | Remainder of a divided by b . |
Create two variables and try some arithmetic operators. Don't forget to display your results!
Variables can be strings (groups of characters). You put your string in single or double quotes.
var kittensName = 'Fluffy';
If you want to use a quote in your string, you'll need to escape it with a backslash.
console.log('I\'d like to use an apostrophe');
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You can put strings together with a +
, the concatenation operator.
var kittensName = 'Fluffy ';
var fullName = kittensName + 'McDougle';
console.log(fullName); // Outputs 'Fluffy McDougle'
You can also use +=
to add things to the end of a string.
var kittensName = 'Admiral ';
kittensName += 'Snuggles';
console.log(kittensName); // Outputs 'Admiral Snuggles'
Create two variables, a first name and a last name, and then put them together to make a full name. Don't forget to display your results!
You can use concatenation to mix strings and numbers. When you do this, JavaScript will treat the number like a string.
var numberOfFruit = 6;
var typeOfFruit = 'bananas';
var allTheFruit = 'I have ' + numberOfFruit + ' ' + typeOfFruit + '!';
console.log(allTheFruit);
Create a program to calculate the tip at a restaurant. It should:
toFixed()
to round the bill total to 2 decimals.


What is the Tech Radar?The Acast Tech Radar is a list of technologies, complemented by an assessment result, called ring assignment. We use four rings with the following semantics:
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What is the purpose?The Tech Radar is a tool to inspire and support engineering teams at Acast to pick the best technologies for new projects; it provides a platform to share knowledge and experience in technologies, to reflect on technology decisions and continuously evolve our technology landscape. Based on the pioneering work of ThoughtWorks, our Tech Radar sets out the changes in technologies that are interesting in software development — changes that we think our engineering teams should pay attention to and consider using in their projects. How do we maintain it?The Tech Radar is maintained by the Acast Technologists Guild — an open group of senior Acast technologists committed to devote time to the Tech Radar purpose. The guild self organises to maintain the Tech Radar documents, including this public version. Assignment of technologies to rings is the outcome of ring change proposals, which are discussed and voted on in guild meetings. The Tech Radar depends on active participation and input from all engineering teams at Acast. |


I've been using open source software for about two decades and started getting interested in open source hardware three years ago. To be honest, it wasn't until about four years ago, after implementing a school authority's back-end infrastructure (everything but the desktops) nearly entirely using open source software that I was fully sold on it.
But I was still questioning the value of open hardware. That has only recently changed. One big factor for the change in my thinking is that Arduino clones became available for practically nothing (about $2.50US for a Pro Mini). Similarly, modules to do just about anything are now available for a pittance. A motivated person can now get the bits to prototype a product with a very small outlay. Of course, they need the know-how to put it all together and write the software. And that's where OpenEnergyMonitor comes in.
I've been building an Arduino based thermostat. It is still just a toy, and actually started on a Raspberry Pi, but has evolved from a graphing thermometer to an Arduino base-station which controls a relay that triggers the furnace and an Arduino-based battery powered temperature monitoring module. The base-station and monitoring module communicate via nrf24l01+ transceivers (a poor-man's RFM12B/RFM69CW). I wanted to bring the Raspberry Pi back into the project to implement a flexible web-interface for configuring and monitoring of the heating system.
That's the back story.
My problem was that there doesn't seem to be a useable radio communication library for the nrf24l01+ with implementations on both the Raspberry Pi and the Arduino. There is a fork of the RF24 library with Pi support, but I found RF24 unsatisfactory, especially after using the RadioHead library.
So I asked myself: What does OpenEnergyMonitor do to support the RFM12B on both the Arduino and the Pi? A bit of hunting through some Building Blocks and I had my answer: It uses a microcontroller to bridge the Pi and the radio module. Brilliant! I had thought about doing exactly that, but that was back when Arduinos where more expensive. Now that they are cheap, this is very doable.
My thanks to Glyn, Trystan, Martin, and Robin, specifically for sharing their work, more generally for helping jaded folk like myself see the benefit of sharing solutions to problems.
Re: Open Energy Monitor solution for radio support: Smart.
On behalf of all those mentioned, and a few more besides - thank you!
Re: Open Energy Monitor solution for radio support: Smart.
Hear hear - very smart bunch of people on here, who are extremely generous with their time and expertise. A big thanks from downunder as well - loving my OEM system and the monitoring goodness it provides.


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Aspen MUD
Aspen is a light-weight, barebones mud engine written in c++ utilizing Lua for its' scripting engine.
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#include <event.h>
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| virtual bool | operator+= (const EVENTFUNC cb) |
| virtual bool | operator-= (unsigned int id) |
| virtual unsigned int | Add (const EVENTFUNC cb) |
| virtual bool | Remove (unsigned int id) |
| virtual unsigned int | AddScriptCallback (Entity *obj, int func) |
| virtual void | Invoke (EventArgs *args, void *caller) |
Protected Attributes | |
| unsigned int | _id |
| std::vector< EventContainer * > | _callbacks |
Use events when you wish to notify systems of actions.
Subscribe to these actions through this class.
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virtual |
Adds a callback to the event list.
| [in] | cb | the callback to add. |
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virtual |
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Trigger all events in the callback list, passing args.
| [in] | args | EventArgs specific to this event. |
| [in] | caller | The caller object (if any). |
Reimplemented in DelayedEvent.
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virtual |
Adds a callback to the event list.
| [in] | cb | the callback to add. |
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virtual |
Removes a callback from the list by ID.
| [in] | id | the ID of the callback. |
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virtual |
Removes a callback from the list by ID.
| [in] | id | the ID of the callback. |


title = "Showcase | The Garden Path" url = "/showcase/the-garden-path" layout = "showcase-item" description = "The Garden Path showcase page" is_hidden = 0 == {##} {% put title %} The Garden Path {% endput %} {% put author %} carrotcake.studio {% endput %} {% put author_url %} https://carrotcakestudio.itch.io/ {% endput %} {% put release_date %} Spring 2021 {% endput %} {% put platforms %} windows, macos, linux {% endput %} {% put description %}
The Garden Path is a sandbox gardening game. Players will emerge into a long-forgotten garden, and unlock tools to help shape the garden into something they can call their own.
Depending on how the player chooses to grow their garden will decide who chooses to live there from a pool of many possible vegetable-headed inhabitants.
Time in the The Garden Path is tied to real-time, but with seasons passing each week, and years passing each month. With each season comes new events, weather, and collectables that can be brewed into teas, or traded with a cast of animal travellers.
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Microsoft XBOX + CFIT
SmartGlass 2.0 UX & Prototype
Explored Xbox SmartGlass 2.0's User Experience to provide high-fidelity prototypes via web technologies maintaining a single codebase for cross-platform testing.
Prototyped and implemented designs for HRWeb with ARIA-tags for inclusion. Prototyped a filtering system to locate and communicate with employees who had bandwidth and expertise based on #hashtag filters that were in place on Dr. Who, the interactive org chart.
My introduction to Microsoft began at Xbox SmartGlass during Durango leading up to the Xbox One. I am totally a spoiled brat.After interviewing with a guy who didn't say much but asked me about my experiences with tablets, smartphones, and responsive design I explained my ceiling to him with JavaScript and what I could and couldn't do and how I solved problems. Towards the end he admitted to being "near perfect at JavaScript" and he probably pretty much is, as well as being an awesome Objective-C programmer and resident iOS developer. Huge inspiration for someone who has been sort of absent of good front-end coding guidance for nearly his entire career.
I began sitting in with the SmartGlass 2.0 UX team and listening to what their thoughts were and offering up some usability and navigational ideas of my own. Rapid prototyping ensued and clickable wireframe prototypes were in their hands almost as soon as I'd started viewable on iOS, Droid, and Windows Phone 8 (which I actually became rather fond of). From there higher fidelity prototypes were offered up from actual motion and visual design comps and decisions were made, yes, this will work, or no, we'll need to massage this one out.
My favorite part of this project, aside from the way lax Microsoft culture, playing Fruit Ninjas, and doing daily standups that were more like peps talks, and all the hip-hop music blasting from the speakers was whiteboarding with UX designers and jumping right into building stuff, working with motion designers to get my cubic beziers, and working with the Dynamic Backstack via push() and pop() and having a back button that worked like an internal history button and swiping back to a certain point and the nav Drawer opening.
Extremely sharp UX team. Unfortunately, since they built SmartGlass in native code, once their explorations, discovery, and decisions were made to proceed they didn't need a prototyper hanging around, but for me it was genuinely worthwhile and the exposure to how some of the brightest approach problem solving and how I could leverage my skillset to do more than just presentation layer web development and design was more than paying my contract rate could ever offer. Awesome experience, they walked me out with smiles and a handshake, and I was able to enter this secret room in Studio A to play Durango in a dark gray room with a schwanky cow hide ottoman that you could plug controllers into! I even found Bill Gates's business card in their Post Alley Cafe!
February 8-9, 2015 / Redmond, WA


If you showmount -e <ip> you can see exports and what users are allowed to access those exports
These are typically filtered based on IP address and sometimes on hostname
You can exploit this configuration by spoofing your ip address / hostname and then attempting to connect
ifconfig <interface> <spoof_IP>
echo <hostname> > /etc/hostname
#If changing hostname, make sure to reboot your machine
Now try to mount the nfs export
mount -o nolock,<options> IP:/export/path /mnt/<path>
You may want to try to ping the target continually or arpspoof the target machine in order to successfully mount the export
This is because the actual client may be online and actively using the share (or just the IP is in use).
This can be done "automatically" with nfsspy, awesome tool


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Release date: 1995-07-21
Incompatible changes: * BETA-0.3 IS INCOMPATIBLE WITH DATABASES CREATED WITH PREVIOUS VERSIONS (due to system catalog changes and indexing structure changes). * double-quote (") is deprecated as a quoting character for string literals; you need to convert them to single quotes ('). * name of aggregates (eg. int4sum) are renamed in accordance with the SQL standard (eg. sum). * CHANGE ACL syntax is replaced by GRANT/REVOKE syntax. * float literals (eg. 3.14) are now of type float4 (instead of float8 in previous releases); you might have to do typecasting if you depend on it being of type float8. If you neglect to do the typecasting and you assign a float literal to a field of type float8, you might get incorrect values stored! * LIBPQ has been totally revamped so that frontend applications can connect to multiple backends * the usesysid field in pg_user has been changed from int2 to int4 to allow wider range of Unix user ids. * the netbsd/freebsd/bsd o/s ports have been consolidated into a single BSD44_derived port. (thanks to Alistair Crooks) SQL standard-compliance (the following details changes that makes postgres95 more compliant to the SQL-92 standard): * the following SQL types are now built-in: smallint, int(eger), float, real, char(N), varchar(N), date and time. The following are aliases to existing postgres types: smallint -> int2 integer, int -> int4 float, real -> float4 char(N) and varchar(N) are implemented as truncated text types. In addition, char(N) does blank-padding. * single-quote (') is used for quoting string literals; '' (in addition to \') is supported as means of inserting a single quote in a string * SQL standard aggregate names (MAX, MIN, AVG, SUM, COUNT) are used (Also, aggregates can now be overloaded, i.e. you can define your own MAX aggregate to take in a user-defined type.) * CHANGE ACL removed. GRANT/REVOKE syntax added. - Privileges can be given to a group using the "GROUP" key word. For example: GRANT SELECT ON foobar TO GROUP my_group; The key word 'PUBLIC' is also supported to mean all users. Privileges can only be granted or revoked to one user or group at a time. "WITH GRANT OPTION" is not supported. Only class owners can change access control - The default access control is to grant users readonly access. You must explicitly grant insert/update access to users. To change this, modify the line in src/backend/utils/acl.h that defines ACL_WORLD_DEFAULT Bug fixes: * the bug where aggregates of empty tables were not run has been fixed. Now, aggregates run on empty tables will return the initial conditions of the aggregates. Thus, COUNT of an empty table will now properly return 0. MAX/MIN of an empty table will return a row of value NULL. * allow the use of \; inside the monitor * the LISTEN/NOTIFY asynchronous notification mechanism now work * NOTIFY in rule action bodies now work * hash indexes work, and access methods in general should perform better. creation of large btree indexes should be much faster. (thanks to Paul Aoki) Other changes and enhancements: * addition of an EXPLAIN statement used for explaining the query execution plan (eg. "EXPLAIN SELECT * FROM EMP" prints out the execution plan for the query). * WARN and NOTICE messages no longer have timestamps on them. To turn on timestamps of error messages, uncomment the line in src/backend/utils/elog.h: /* define ELOG_TIMESTAMPS */ * On an access control violation, the message "Either no such class or insufficient privilege" will be given. This is the same message that is returned when a class is not found. This dissuades non-privileged users from guessing the existence of privileged classes. * some additional system catalog changes have been made that are not visible to the user. libpgtcl changes: * The -oid option has been added to the "pg_result" tcl command. pg_result -oid returns oid of the last row inserted. If the last command was not an INSERT, then pg_result -oid returns "". * the large object interface is available as pg_lo* tcl commands: pg_lo_open, pg_lo_close, pg_lo_creat, etc. Portability enhancements and New Ports: * flex/lex problems have been cleared up. Now, you should be able to use flex instead of lex on any platforms. We no longer make assumptions of what lexer you use based on the platform you use. * The Linux-ELF port is now supported. Various configuration have been tested: The following configuration is known to work: kernel 1.2.10, gcc 2.6.3, libc 4.7.2, flex 2.5.2, bison 1.24 with everything in ELF format, New utilities: * ipcclean added to the distribution ipcclean usually does not need to be run, but if your backend crashes and leaves shared memory segments hanging around, ipcclean will clean them up for you. New documentation: * the user manual has been revised and libpq documentation added.


Until recently, there has been no map for 45 bus lines in Metropolitan Managua,
where about 80% of the 2 million inhabitants are dependent
on buses to commute to work or school. Their sense of mobility is
drastically reduced, because they do not know how to get to a new
place away from their usual bus routes.
Over the last two years, over 150 volunteers surveyed the public
transportation network of the capital city Managua and the nearby Ciudad Sandino
and created:
Now, we really would like to take the next step and provide proper routing and feed existing mobile apps (such as Transportr, Allyapp, etc). This is the easiest and best way to provide Managua with a proper public transportation application. In order to achieve this we need to improve our data and convert them into a the standard for transportation data, the GTFS format.
We need your support! Please donate to make it happen.
A group of citizens, students and mapping enthusiasts decided to
take this task. And we chose to use the existing tools and
infrastructure around the OpenStreetMap project, which fit perfectly
in our needs.
As volunteers, we collected colaboratively the geographic
information and data of the entire city's public transportation
network, with the motivation to make mobility in Managua and Ciudad Sandino more
comfortable.
The data is made already
available on OpenStreetMap, where it can be
downloaded by
everyone, with a free license
that allows the use and modification without any restrictions.
We think this access to the information is important to guarantee
sustainability of the effort and is an important base for an
egalitarian development. Everybody is encouraged to create further
innovation.
When we started designing the map, we got highly inspired by
the Digital
Matatus project in Nairobi. In particular,
how the to create a good design for informal transit,
which perfectly applies to the less formal transit we have
in Nicaragua.
At the same time we had to be very careful and creative about
the elaboration of the map. Our main concern was how to
understandably present the city and routes so that people can
read the information, even though it is the first time
in their lives they are using a transit system map.
Every single amount donated to our community make a positive impact in the lives of the people in Nicaragua. Your donation will be used to cover the costs for the professional work (design and data processing) and the expenses for printing the map:
We'll ship worldwide, no matter where you are!
The design of the map is still in progress. All articles will show the final version of Managua's transit map!
Get two printed transit plans of Managua.
Get two printed transit maps and a bag with the transit map printed on it.
Get two printed transit maps, a bag and t-shirt with the transit map printed on it.
Get two printed transit maps, a bag, a t-shirt with the transit map printed on it and a MapaNica USB memory stick.
MapaNica is the Nicaraguan chapter of OpenStreetMap. It is formed by a community of geographic information enthusiasts that have opted to use new free technologies. It is a very diverse group that includes professional cartographers, companies, non-profit organizations, programmers, students from various degree courses, and other citizens that use the participatory tools to help gather geographic information. The MapaNica community aims to create and distribute the best map of Nicaragua without any restrictions and in a collaborative and free way.
This transportation map project is realized in partnership with The Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team, which is a US-registered not-for-profit organization that supports Humanitarian Mapping around the world. It is a 501(c)(3) incorporated non-profit recognized by the Internal Revenue Code of the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
Yes, of course! We are happy to honour a sponsorship with the institution's logo on the printed map. Please contact us for more details.
Please get in touch and together we find the most convenient way.


Grid based design is a way to arrange a website's content into an easy to view and navigate grid. The layout takes advantage of the minds natural instincts when viewing a webpage by ranking the more interesting eye catching aspects of a page (e.g. images and headlines) over that of the other content (e.g. news stories).
Responsive web pages allow people to view a page on many different devices. The page isn't fixed to a single size meaning that the page will still look good and be responsive weather you're looking at it on a phone screen or a desktop. It will change size and in some instances the content that is avaliable depending on the device you are accessing the site on.
It is my understanding that semantics in reference to HTML helps to reinforce the meaning of the content of a webpage. Using tags like form, table, and img that describe the function rather than vague tags like div and span which are non-semantic.


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Welcom to local library, a very basic Django website
The library has the flloowing record counts:


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A Long, Ugly Year of Depression That's Finally Fading - Rand's Blog
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Yesterday morning I woke up early to speak at the Business of Software conference in Boston. It was my first time there, and it’s an exceptional ...
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How Gary Hart’s Downfall Forever Changed American Politics - NYTimes.com
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On a scalding July day five years ago, I found myself hiking in Red Rocks Park, just outside Denver, with Gary Hart. The copper cliffs were ...
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The Revolution Against Campus Sexual Assault
nymag.com
Emma Sulkowicz, who will not put her mattress down until her alleged rapist is expelled, is its new public face.
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The invasion of corporate news - FT.com
www.ft.com
A population of 100,000 is no longer a guarantee that a city like Richmond, California can sustain a thriving daily paper. Readers have drifted from ...
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It's time to end the NFL's nonprofit status | Mobile Washington Examiner
washingtonexaminer.com
Each week during professional football season, along with tens of millions of other Americans, I can be found glued to a television rooting for an ...
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Rice case: purposeful misdirection by team, scant investigation by NFL - ...
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The seven-month scandal that is threatening Roger Goodell's future as NFL commissioner began with an...
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Skeptical Football: Goatslingers, Manning vs. Messi, And The Andrew Luck ...
fivethirtyeight.com
In last week’s column, I pointed out the importance of teams’ early records when trying to predict their playoff fates. This prompted a few skeptical ...
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Facebook updates its algorithm (yet) again. Here's what to expect.
gigaom.com
Facebook has tweaked its algorithm to surface more timely stories. Is the company trying to redeem itself from the Ferguson-Ice Bucket feed problem?
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Rainbow Round Lightning Talks - Splash
lgbtlightningtalks.splashthat.com
A series of inspiring talks from LGBT leaders in tech. Join us in September to hear lightning talks from 4 awesome entrepreneurs.
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Medium’s CSS is actually pretty f***ing good.
medium.com
Some notes on Medium’s CSS, the steps we’ve taken to get it to where it is, and the world we live in today.
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BREAKING: Cavaliers Agree To Trade Andrew Wiggins, LeBron James For Kevin ...
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CLEVELAND—Following lengthy and protracted trade negotiations, the Cleveland Cavaliers announced Friday that the team has agreed to deal No.


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My Project
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A Class to define a line in the space 2D/3D. More...
#include <Line.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| Line (DirectionCosines dc, Point p) | |
| Constructor for line of the form of direction cosines and a point. More... | |
| Line (Point p1, Point p2) | |
| Constructor for line of the form of two points p1, p2. More... | |
| ~Line () | |
| Destructor for line object. More... | |
| bool | isParallel (Line L) |
| Returns True when line is parallel to given line. More... | |
| bool | isPerpendicular (Line L) |
| Returns True when line is perpendicular to given line. More... | |
| float | angleWithLine (Line L) |
| Returns angle made with given Line. More... | |
| float | angleWithPlane (Plane P) |
| Returns angle made with given Plane. More... | |
| Line | projectionOnPlane (Plane P) |
| Returns projection of line on the given Plane. More... | |
| Line | imageInPlane (Plane P) |
| Returns image of line in the given Plane. More... | |
| bool | liesInPlane (Plane P) |
| Returns True if line lies in the given Plane. More... | |
| bool | intersects (Line L) |
| Returns True if line intersect with the given Line. More... | |
| Point | pointOfIntersection (Line L) |
| Returns the Point of intersection of the two lines, null if they don't intersect. More... | |
| Point | pointOfIntersection (Plane P) |
| Returns the Point of intersection of line and the given Plane. More... | |
| Line | lineOfShortestDistance (Line L) |
| Returns the line of shortest distance of two skew lines, null if they intersect. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| DirectionCosine | l |
| the direction cosines of the line More... | |
| Point | p |
| a point that lies on theline to fix it to a location in the space More... | |
A Class to define a line in the space 2D/3D.
| Line::Line | ( | DirectionCosines | dc, |
| Point | p | ||
| ) |
Constructor for line of the form of direction cosines and a point.
| Line::~Line | ( | ) |
Destructor for line object.
| bool Line::isParallel | ( | Line | L | ) |
Returns True when line is parallel to given line.
| bool Line::isPerpendicular | ( | Line | L | ) |
Returns True when line is perpendicular to given line.
Returns the line of shortest distance of two skew lines, null if they intersect.
Returns the Point of intersection of the two lines, null if they don't intersect.
| DirectionCosine Line::l |
the direction cosines of the line
| Point Line::p |
a point that lies on theline to fix it to a location in the space


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Hardline republican party Saoradh reiterates support for Brexit
HARDLINE republican party Saoradh has reiterated its support for Brexit.
Members of the party travelled from across Ireland to attend its ard fheis in Newry in Co Down on Saturday.
Chairman Brian Kenna underlined the party's continued opposition to the European Union (EU).
“Saoradh support an exit from the super imperialist EU, this has been a long standing revolutionary position,” he said.
“We see Brexit as a defeat for the business and political elite of Britain, Ireland and Europe.”
The Dublin republican was also critical of the approach taken by other political parties who he said had "sided with the oppressor in the form of the EU, British and Irish elites against the working class".
Dozens of motions were discussed by delegates while a message from republican inmates held in Maghaberry, Portlaoise and Mountjoy prisons was read to those attending.
Members were also elected to sit on the party's National Executive.
Mr Kenna also stated his belief that the party should select a new chair next year.


DateRange.js is the bigger brother of DateJust.js.
DateRange.js glues 2 DateJust.js calendars together, which creates a multi-month datepicker.
Like its sibling you can scroll to change month, which makes fast work of going back in time, or accelerating into the future.
The library can be found on GitHub as can the documentation.
And some examples can be seen below.
Big thanks to CommuSoft where I built version 0.1.0

exampleOne = new DateRange("#example-one", {
onDateRangeSelected: function(startDate, endDate) {
console.log(startDate + " – " + endDate);
}
});

exampleTwo = new DateRange("#example-two", {
minDate: new Date(2015, 0, 1),
maxDate: new Date(2015, 11, 31),
existingDateRange: [new Date(2015, 10, 5), new Date(2015, 11, 22)],
onDateRangeSelected: function(startDate, endDate) {
console.log(startDate + " – " + endDate);
}
});
P.S. You can find the source and docs on GitHub. Or meet its younger brother DateJust.js.


The lean logs
command supports the following options:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--backtest |
Display the most recent backtest logs (default). |
--live |
Display the most recent live logs. |
--optimization |
Display the most recent optimization logs. |
--project <directory> |
The project of which to show the most recent logs of. |
--lean-config <path> |
The Lean configuration file that should be used (defaults to the nearest lean.json file). |
--verbose |
Enable debug logging. |
--help |
Display the help text of the lean logs command and exit. |


First of all, you have to get ElasticSearch running. If you don't have it installed, please head over to the ElasticSearch site and download it. Once unpacked, you can simply run ElasticSearch in the foreground with:
bin/elasticsearch -f
See.. it's easy to get a test system up and running.
Installing ESClient is easy too. You can use pip or easy_install, whichever you prefer.
E.g. with easy_install you'd enter:
sudo easy_install esclient
Alternatively you may also download ESClient from its Github site. After unpacking, you can install ESClient with:
sudo python setup.py install
To demonstrate ESClient, we will walk through an interactive Python session and show the ESClient API by example.
First, fire up python:
$ python
At the prompt, enter:
>>> import esclient
You can read the documentation that comes with the esclient code by entering:
>>> help(esclient)
This should be basic stuff for the average Python programmer though. So let us really dive into ESClient now. You first need to create an ESClient object, like so:
>>> es = esclient.ESClient()`
ESClient will by default use localhost as the hostname in combination with the default port 9200. You can supply an alternative location for ElasticSearch like so:
>>> es = esclient.ESClient('http://<hostname>:<port>')
Now that we have an ESClient instance, we can start doing some interesting stuff. First of all let's request the status of the ElasticSearch cluster:
>>>es.status()
{u'indices': {}, u'ok': True, u'_shards': {u'successful': 0, u'failed': 0, u'total': 0}}
Well, great. Now let's create an index. Open the create index API page at http://www.elasticsearch.org/guide/reference/api/admin-indices-create-index.html and read that page. Now we are going to map this knowledge to ESClient.
First of all we need to create a request body that allows us the specify the number of shards and number of replicas we want for our index:
body= { "settings" : { "index" : { "number_of_shards" : 1, "number_of_replicas" : 0 } } }
With this, we can create an index easily:
>>> es.create_index("contacts", body=body)


Need to remove & sinc online status in BBL forums - Better Battlelog Forums #136227
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19. March 2015 14:30
Topicstarter
DaniluK4000
Community Manager
I think in next BBL version need to remove or synchronize user online status in BBL forums, so, for example
If removed
If synchronized
19. March 2015 15:02
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Ain't possible. The bblog forums in battlelog is cached some time for performance issues.
19. March 2015 15:26
Topicstarter
DaniluK4000
Community Manager
I have never seen this... Or maybe I painfully unobservant
19. March 2015 15:40
BrainFooLong
Administrator
DaniluK4000 wrote:
I have never seen this... Or maybe I painfully unobservant
This show me that the cache is working fine and almost up2date :)
20. March 2015 16:04
Topicstarter
DaniluK4000
Community Manager
What


Reports filter
or filterNot
on Set
and suggests using intersect
or diff
instead.
Example:
val set = Set(1, 2)
val others = Set(2, 3)
set.filter(others.contains(_))
set.filterNot(others.contains)
set.filter(x => !others.contains(x))
set.filterNot(x => !others.contains(x))
After the quick-fix is applied:
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val others = Set(2, 3)
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I use Microsoft Visual C# 2008 Express Edition with SP1 which can be freely downloaded from here.


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Technical Ability/ Technology: Morgan is a power user who is an advanced developer as well. While at home and in the office Morgan prefers to browse with Google Chrome. He is using a 24" HP LED monitor, Dell Inspiron Gaming Desktop with the i7 intel core, OS: Microsoft Windows 10.If he travels he uses a Dell 15.6" laptop also using the i7 intel core, OS: Microsoft Windows 10. His phone is an Apple iPhone XR, OS: iOS 12.2.
Occupation: Morgan has worked double time since he entered the field, however is currently unemployed. He has always been doing free lance work alongside his standard jobs. By doing so he has gained crucial experienced and highly valued at what he does, he has employers practically begging at his door.
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| Class | Description |
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| KernelSample |
A class representing how a sample contributes to the pixel containing the sample, and, in the case of a
multi-pixel
sampling kernel there will be an array of kernel samples for the contributions to surrounding pixels.
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| LightInfo |
This is the description of the light illuminating a ray intersection with a surface.
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| PixelColour | |
| RayIntersection |
This is the description of the surface at the intersection of a ray with a geometric object.
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| RenderXml |
This is a ray tracer that loads the scene to be rendered from an XML scene description file, and renders that scene using a
single sample per pixel.
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| RenderXml.RenderPixel |
This is the implementation of a pixel renderer intended to be run in a rendering thread.
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| RenderXmlOS |
This is the
RenderXml
implementation
with the infrastructure added for oversampling and filtering.
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| RenderXmlOSJ |
This implementation of the
IRenderScene
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to include a 'jitter' array for preturbing samples in either 1, 2, or 3 dimensions.
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The programs and classes specifically supporting ray traced image generation.


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Some days should come with a caution label-- warning: need for extra caffeine.
Today was one of those days: problem sets and coding until 5:30 am, work from 10-1, class from 1-6, scrambling to finish homework in lecture.
Days like this, food is no small comfort: a warm and hearty dinner can make all the difference in the world!
Enter this speedy pasta dish, made up on the fly with leftovers in the fridge and an oft-overlooked (but incredibly nourishing) pantry staple: sardines. Perfect brain food to get you through even the busiest of days!
Smashing Sardine Pasta
Serves 1 (although it's always handy to double up on pasta for lunch the next day!)
Thank goodness it's Thursday! College can be like bootcamp sometimes, but I'll be forever grateful for 3-day weekends.


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Pleasantville (1998) Tobey Maguire, Jeff Daniels, Joan Allen, William H. Macy, J.T. Walsh, Reese Witherspoon, Don Knotts, Paul Walker, Marley Shelton, Jane Kaczmarek. Music by Randy Newman. Produced by Jon Kilik, Robert J. Degus, Steven Soderbergh, Gary Ross. Written and Directed by Gary Ross. 124 minutes PG-13, 5 stars (out of five stars)
Review by Ed Johnson-Ott, NUVO Newsweekly www.nuvo-online.com Archive reviews at http://us.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Edward+Johnson-ott To receive reviews by e-mail at no charge, send subscription requests to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Ambitious, ingenious and visually breathtaking, "Pleasantville" is a rarity in contemporary filmmaking; a fully-realized vision that succeeds on multiple levels. Writer and director Gary Ross has crafted a wondrous experience that satisfies as a comedy, a fantasy, a drama and a parable. Movies don't get much better than this.
Tobey Maguire and Reese Witherspoon play disaffected '90s teenagers magically whisked into "Pleasantville," a black and white '50s TV sitcom reminiscent of "Father Knows Best." Like Connecticut Yankees in Robert Young's Court, their presence has drastic effects on this safe, sanitized community, where books are blank, toilets don't exist and even married couples sleep in separate beds.
As the citizens of Pleasantville discover art, sex and the concept of nonconformity, bursts of color appear in their monochromatic world.  Soon, the patriarchal power structure organizes, determined to rid Pleasantville of the curse of color.
First-time director Gary Ross, who wrote "Big" and "Dave," handles this challenging material with a sure, steady hand. Easing into the story with reassuring comedy, he maintains a gentle tone even as the film graduates into drama, addressing serious issues without ever becoming ponderous. Legendary director Frank Capra would surely be delighted to see the proud tradition of "It's a Wonderful Life" and "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" carried on in a film of this caliber.
"Pleasantville" is a deeply humane, spiritual film with an uplifting message that couldn't have come at a better time. These are dark days for our society.  Conservative groups brandish the Bible like a weapon, using the mask of "family values" in a vain attempt to disguise their message of hate.
The more fearful citizens of Pleasantville exhibit the same behavior. As an increasing percentage of the populace changes from black and white to color, the result of embracing freedom and diversity to realize their potential, conservatives put signs in their windows reading "No Coloreds Allowed." When housewife Joan Allen embraces her sexuality and sees her pallid skin change to rich color, she panics. Fearing the wrath of her family and community, she tries to go "back in the closet" by covering her skin with monochrome makeup.
The symbolism and messages in "Pleasantville" aren't subtle: Ross chose not to work that way. "This movie is about the fact that personal repression gives rise to larger political oppression," he said in an interview. "That when we're afraid of certain things in ourselves or we're afraid of change, we project those fears on to other things, and a lot of very ugly social situations can develop."
If this all sounds awfully heavy, rest assured that the film is far from a two hour exercise in tubthumbing. Ross imbues the film with a lilting, lyrical feel, many humorous and touching moments, and absolutely remarkable visuals. From the image of a single red rose set against a black and white background to the visage of a gray-scale youth gazing at a gloriously colored city park, "Pleasantville" is flat-out dazzling to behold.
The cast is wonderful as well. Tobey Maguire anchors the film as a detached, ironic contemporary youth who initially tries to preserve the integrity of Pleasantville, only to learn that nostalgia is not all it's cracked up to be.
Playing the citizens of Pleasantville, J.T. Walsh (in his final performance) and William H. Macy are strong as men traumatized by the changes to their well-ordered lives, and Jeff Daniels stands out as a gentle soul with the spirit of an artist buried beneath his passive demeanor. Out of all the actors, Joan Allen is perhaps the most memorable in a deliciously nuanced turn as the archetypal homemaker who blossoms into passionate individuality.
Beyond its stunning visuals and important messages, "Pleasantville" shines as a work of sheer joy, without a hint of the cynicism that plagues modern films and our world in general. Gary Ross clearly believes that humanity can grow past its fears to become a truly multi-colored society where diversity is embraced and individuality can flourish. As I watch the grim forces determined to impose their fascistic, black and white "family values" agenda onto our culture, I pray that he is right.
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Draw a rectangle that follows the mouse position:
Learn about setup(), draw() and mouse position
Most processing programs use setup() and draw(). We will introduce them here, along with a way of using the mouse position.
// constants don't change value during the whole program
// By convention we use capitals for these names
int SCREEN_WIDTH = 800;
int SCREEN_HEIGHT = 800;
int CIRCLE_WIDTH = 100;
// setup() is a special function in Processing
// it is called by Processing, only once at the start of the program
void setup()
{
// using constants instead of size(800,800) makes the program easier to understand
size(SCREEN_WIDTH, SCREEN_HEIGHT);
// the smooth() function makes graphics draw more - well - smoothly
// it just takes a bit longer to draw them - but you usually won't notice
smooth();
}
// draw() is a special function in Processing
// it is called by Processing, many times per second
// every time the draw function draws, it is called a "frame"
// use draw() to animate things in the processing window, by drawing something a little different in each frame
void draw()
{
// background(0) overwrites everything black, every time draw is called (each frame)
background(0);
// the circle will be red - we've done this before
fill(255,0,0);
// mouseX and mouseY are Processing variables that hold the current mouse position
// ellipse(x,y,width,height) is used to draw an ellipse at (x,y) with the specified width and height
// an ellipse with the same width and height is a circle
ellipse(mouseX, mouseY, CIRCLE_WIDTH, CIRCLE_WIDTH);
}


typealias ComponentReactivatee<T> = ComponentReactivateeScope.() -> T
Reactivatee which can also be reactivated by VComponentInterface.ComponentVBinder.
In other words, ComponentVBinder notifies only ComponentReactivatee, doesn't notify normal Reactivatee. ReactiveField notifies both Reactivatee and ComponentReactivatee.
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Adding a Product (Product Manager)
How to add a product to the store using the Store Catalog module.
Prerequisite. If you wish to add customers who purchase this product to a Security Role, you must create this role before beginning this tutorial.
- On the Store Catalog module, select Edit > Add New Product from the module actions menu.
- Complete Steps 3 onwards in "Adding a Product" or "Adding a Virtual Product". Once you have completed all steps, click on the name of the category that the product was added to view the newly added product in the Store Catalog.


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Source: pdf
Author: Kenneth Hild, Kensuke Sekihara, Hagai T. Attias, Srikantan S. Nagarajan
Abstract: This paper presents a novel technique for analyzing electromagnetic imaging data obtained using the stimulus evoked experimental paradigm. The technique is based on a probabilistic graphical model, which describes the data in terms of underlying evoked and interference sources, and explicitly models the stimulus evoked paradigm. A variational Bayesian EM algorithm infers the model from data, suppresses interference sources, and reconstructs the activity of separated individual brain sources. The new algorithm outperforms existing techniques on two real datasets, as well as on simulated data. 1
[1] S. Baillet, J. C. Mosher, and R. M. Leahy. Electromagnetic brain mapping.Signal Processing Magazine, 18:14-30, 2001.
[2] H. Attias (1999). Independent Factor Analysis. Neur. Comp. 11, 803-851.
[3] H. Attias (2000). A variational Bayes framework for graphical models. Adv. Neur. Info. Proc. Sys. 12, 209-215.
[4] T.-P. Jung, S. Makeig, M. Westerﬁeld, J. Townsend, E. Courchesne, T.J. Sejnowski (2000). Removal of eye artifacts from visual event related potentials in normal and clinical subjects. J. Clin. Neurophys. 40, 516-520.
[5] S. Makeig, S. Debener, J. Onton, A. Delorme (2004). Mining event related brain dynamics. Trends Cog. Sci. 8, 204-210.
[6] K. Sekihara, S. Nagarajan, D. Poeppel, A. Marantz, Y. Miyashita (2001). Reconstructing spatiotemporal activities of neural sources using a MEG vector beamformer technique. IEEE Trans. Biomed. Eng. 48, 760-771.
[7] J.F.Cardoso (1999) High-order contrasts for independent component analysis, Neural Computation, 11(1):157–192.
[8] R. Vigario, J. Sarela, V. Jousmaki, M. Hamalainen, E. Oja (2000). Independent component approach to the analysis of EEG and MEG recordings. IEEE Trans. Biomed. Eng. 47, 589-593.


Specify the location of folders containing source code, relative to the project root folder, as a string array. The specified folders and their subfolders are added to the top of the MATLAB search path. To generate a coverage report, MATLAB uses only the source code in the specified folders and their subfolders.
Example: ["src/folderA", "src/folderB"]


Hello! My name is Michael Schwartz and created kodeWeave because I wanted to have a fast and reliable application I can code with on the go. In order for that to happen it the following requirements where built in.
- Instant Updates: All code changes made to your editor or even in the settings updates your preview in realtime. Which means you don't need to leave the code editor to see how your app will look.
- Integrated Console: kodeWeave is built with an integrated developer console that way if any errors occur you can see those errors instantly and what line that error was triggered in your code. The console can also be toggled so you have the option whether you want to use it or not.
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Cross Platform Development:
kodeWeave itself is a PWA (Progressive Web App) therefore you can easily use kodeWeave on any device from a single codebase. In addition I wanted to make sure that every application I create with kodeWeave is easily exportable as a PWA which makes cross platform development faster and easier for everyone.
In addition kodeWeave allows you to zoom and pan the preview so you can see how your app will look or behave for a desktop even though you're developing on a phone whether you're connected to the internet or not. - Emmet makes it possible to write a lot of html extremely quickly just by using abbreviations. To expand the appreviation and insert all the code all you need to do is hit the enter get on your keyboard.
- Pico.css and/or Tailwind CSS: Design and style your website or app extremely fast by using Pico.css and/or Tailwind CSS for your CSS style system. If you're not familiar with either Pico.css is a minimal css framework for semantic html. Meaning all the styling is already done for you (with both a light and dark theme). Tailwind CSS is a huge css library filed with utility classes for everything you can think of from display, color, box-shadow, you name it. This way if you want complete creative freedom to style your website and to do it fast Tailwind CSS is ideal especially for those coding on a phone.
- Share on Codepen: Codepen is a popular social development environment for front-end designers and developers.
- kodeWeave also has Inline Linting, ES6 Support an Integrated Color Picker, close tags, close brackets, match tags, match brackets, among many other handy goodies.


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| Mxjmps | const | J: # mileage jumps beyond 0. |
| mxmiles | const | max miles. |
| Nbins | const | Bin counts. |
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"Broadly, functional requirements define what a system is supposed todowhereas non-functional requirements define how a system is supposed tobe. Functional requirements are usually in the form of "system shall do <requirement>", while non-functional requirements are "system shall be <requirement>".
Non-functional requirements are often calledqualitiesof a system. Other terms for non-functional requirements are "constraints", "quality attributes", "quality goals", "quality of service requirements" and "non-behavioral requirements". [1] Informally these are sometimes called the "ilities", from attributes like stability and portability. Qualities, that is non-functional requirements, can be divided into two main categories:


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HTML (HyperText Markup Language) was never intended to handle the formatting of a document.
It was designed to "mark-up" the document structure. E.g...
This is a paragraph.
The recommended way of formatting our documents is to use CSS (or Cascading Style Sheets)
CSS defines how our HTML elements are displayed. For example...
this text is big and green!
This is the CSS that makes it happen...
this text is big and green!
The style
attribute is added to the
Go to the example page here
In your browser, click the right mouse on the example page and do View source.
You should see a window like the one below with the HTML:
style
attributes used in paragraphs.
Copy the code from the "view source" window (above) into Notepad (for now) and save a file called something like "css1.html". Double click on this file to show it in a browser.
Try editing a few things in Notepad and refreshing in the browser to see what happens.
Making a few small changes is the best way to check your understanding of how the page has been made!
The table below shows a few more things that can be included in a style="..."
attribute:
Here are a few CSS Properties and values to play with - try them to see what they do on your page:
| Property | Values |
| border-style | none, solid, dotted, dashed, double |
| border-width | 2px (try any number) |
| color | red, blue, green white, black etc |
| font-family | arial, courier new, times new roman, georgia, verdana |
| background-color | red, blue, green white, black etc |
| font-style | Italic, normal |
| font-variant | normal, small-caps |
| font-weight | bold, normal, lighter, bolder, |
| line-height | 10px, 20px etc |
| text-align | left, right, center |
| text-decoration | blink, line-through, none, overline, underline |
| text-transform | capitalize, lowercase, uppercase |
| vertical-align | Vertical alignment |
| margin-top | 0, 10, 20 etc |
| margin-left | 0, 10, 20 etc |
| margin-right | 0, 10, 20 etc |
| margin-bottom | 0, 10, 20 etc |


Last Week in Rust
Hello and welcome to the eighth issue of This Week in Rust. Due to me being busy and forgetful over the weekend, this is a special issue, Last Week in Rust.
What’s cooking on master
?
Issue churn continues to be negative, -15 this week. A total of 63 PRs were merged.
Breaking Changes
There were impressively few breaking changes last week.
- You now need to pass
--cfg debug
torustc
to emit debug logging. mod.rs
is now “blessed”.. When loadingmod foo;
, rustc will now look forfoo.rs
, thenfoo/mod.rs
, and will generate an error when both are present.-  SmallIntSet
was removed in favor for the more efficient, equivalentBitvSet
.Bitv
andBitvset
have switched to external iterators.extra::net
and a bunch of other obsolete features have been removed.
Notable library additions, bugfixes, and cleanup
- Various TCP/UDP additions have been made in the new rt.
- Some more atomic operations have been added.
- A
chain_mut_ref
method was added toOption
. - Random access iterators have been implemented.
- Some missing memory orderings on atomic types have been added.
- workcache has seen a bunch of attention.
- DList has seen some more cleanup too.
- Timers have been added to the new rt.
- Vectors now implement
slice_from
andslice_to
.
Notable compiler additions, bugfixes, and cleanup
- debuginfo for destructured locals and function args is now implemented.
- Raw representations are now consolidated.
- Impossible branches on constants are now omitted.
- It is now possible to link against crates with
#[no_std]
. - There is now a warning when matching against NaN, since it is impossible to match against NaN (NaN != NaN).
- A lot of default method and trait inheritance bugs have been fixed.
uint
enum discriminants are now allowed.- The section placement of static and fn items is now configurable.
- Some trans naming modernization has occured.
- Some unnecessary branches and blocks have been removed, resulting in a 10% speedup of unoptimized rustc.
Documentation, tools, and other stuff
- Some benchmarks, and some more benchmarks.
- Crnobog has fixed some Windows testsuite issues.
Makefile
dependencies have been fixed.rustc
will never be invoked without its dependencies being built.rust-mode
has been rewritten.- There are some build system changes surrounding the
--cfg debug
changes.
Meetings
The Tuesday meeting was quite productive. A quick summary:
- Graydon wants to investigate using the Memory Pool System as the Rust GC, rather than a bespoke one. The MPS is a very mature and robust memory management library.
- The buildbots now collect and report some metrics as JSON. Take a poke in
http://static.rust-lang.org/build-metrics/<git-sha1>/<builder>/<slave>/<metricsfile>.json
if you’re interested. - pcwalton proposes allowing
Self
in impls, like in trait definitions. - There was some discussion of destructors taking
self
by value. - There was a proposal to remove
*mut
, but it can be useful. There was no consensus. - There was also some discussion on closures and mutable captures. I don’t really have enough context to understand the conversation, something to do with “thunks”.
- Removing
&const
was discussed as well. The “plan is that we add a lint flag but document it as a reserved word”, as it doesn’t really seem to be useful.
Discussion + Blog posts
- Iterator Blocks for Rust
- RFC: Removing
*T
- dherman’s OSCON slides
- Mozilla is hiring a Rust research engineer
- An alpha release of the MongoDB Driver
- A fairly useless benchmark of random number generation


A city-simulator! Create your own people,
make communities, make them do stuff, and more!!!
A simple trampoline simulator - with phyics,
colissions, and more! (oh and no ground; just trampolines!)
A 100% Python module made for Ciphering -
double cipher.
Become the
BigMeanie in this
hilarious game where you hurl humans into the water!!
A simple animating tool...
A simple flask webpage that
counts the number of times it has been viewed-- one of my first!
An application developed with Electron. Fully persistant version of Bob web.
A website that contains my notes, opinions, and more. To run it, you must have a python runner. Written in PyFlask.


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This year, the ACL conference was super-competitive: We accepted 258 out of 1018 submitted long papers and 126 out of 526 short papers, with an overall acceptance rate of 24.9%. The details of the review process will be published soon on the homepage. Congratulations to all authors for their fine work, and thanks to all the area chairs and reviewers for their great effort to ensure the high-quality review process!
Hover over papers in the list below to show the abstract. Click on the icon to view the paper entry in the schedule.
The full proceedings are available on the ACL Anthology
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We are considering creating a logo - if you're interested in helping us design one, get in touch.
What is the point of this list?
Oakland is one of the fastest growing startup communities in the country, but not that many people know about it. Letting the world know that Oakland is creating some of the best new experiences on the web and in the real world allows our community to grow faster.
Who's behind this list?
The companies that are already on the list. There's no other third-party organization.
I have a suggestion for this page, what should I do?
Send any feedback or suggestions to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>×made with love in oakland.