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FileBot can be called with a set of command-line arguments directly from the console or in scripts for automation, running tasks like renaming TV shows and movies, fetching subtitles or checking SFV files.
The CLI is designed for simple commands that do one thing and do it well.
Please read Scripts and Automation if you need more advanced behaviours. Find shared scripts for many common tasks in the Script Repository.
Examples
Rename
filebot -rename *.mkv
Rename given episode files or movie files.
filebot -rename *.mkv --db AniDB -non-strict
Rename given episode files using AniDB episode listing.
filebot -rename -r "/path/to/files" --format "{s} - {s00e00} - {t}"
Rename given episode files using the given custom format.
filebot -rename "1x01.mkv" --q "Firefly" --db TheMovieDB::TV --lang German
Rename a given episode file forcing a given series based on German language episode listing.
filebot -rename A.mkv --q 19995 --db TheMovieDB
Rename a given movie file using the numeric ID to lookup the movie information.
filebot -rename -r "/input" --db TheMovieDB -non-strict \
Clone movie files into a new {plex} file and folder structure.
--action duplicate --output /output --format "{plex.id}"
filebot -rename -r "/input" --db TheMovieDB::TV -non-strict \
Clone TV series episode files into a new {plex} file and folder structure.
--action duplicate --output /output --format "{plex.id}"
The GUI uses opportunistic matching by default. However, the filebot command is strict by default to avoid mismatches. You may need to set -non-strict depending on the files at hand.
Fetch Subtitles
filebot -get-subtitles -r "/path/to/files" -non-strict
Fetch missing subtitles for the given episode files or movie files.
filebot -get-subtitles -r "/path/to/files" -non-strict \
Fetch missing Chinese language subtitles and convert them to SubRip format and UTF-8 encoding.
--lang zh --output srt --encoding utf-8
File Verification
filebot -check "/path/to/files"
Compute CRC32 checksums and create an SFV file.
filebot -check "/path/to/files" --format SHA-256
Compute SHA-256 hashes and create an sha256sum file.
filebot -check *.sfv
Check file integrity for all the files listed in the given SFV file.
Scripting
filebot -extract -r "/input" --output "/output"
Extract all archives from the given input folder to the given output folder.
filebot -list --q "Firefly" --db TheMovieDB::TV \
Fetch episode list and print episode information for the selected episodes.
--filter "s == 1" \
--format "{id} | {s} | {y} | {sxe} | {t}"
filebot -mediainfo -r "/path/to/files" \
Read media info and print to console.
--filter "f.video && minutes > 15" \
--format "{vc} | {vf} | {ac} | {af} | {bitrate} | {bytes} | {f}"
filebot -script *.groovy "/input" --def a=1 b=2 c=3 ...
Execute a given Groovy script and pass along input arguments and script parameters.
filebot -script fn:amc "/input" --output "/output" --action duplicate \
Execute the amc script with the given input arguments, options and script parameters.
-non-strict --log-file amc.log --def excludeList="amc.txt"
Argument Reference source
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| -rename | rename media files | media folder or media file | ||||||
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| --format | naming scheme | format expression | ||||||
| --action | rename action | move | copy | symlink | hardlink | test | ||||||
| --conflict | conflict resolution | skip | replace | auto | index | fail | ||||||
| --filter | match filter | filter expression | ||||||
| --mapper | episode mapper | mapper expression | ||||||
| --q | manual lookup | query expression | ||||||
| --lang | language code | English | French | German | Chinese | etc | ||||||
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| -d | rename folders | |||||||
| --file-filter | input file filter | file filter expression | ||||||
| --file-order | input file order | file order expression | ||||||
| --output | output path |
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| --apply | apply post-processing | artwork | nfo | date | import | prune | ||||||
| -exec | execute command | exec expression | ||||||
| -extract | extract archives | folder or archive file | ||||||
| -check | compute or verify hashes | folder or verification file | ||||||
| -get-subtitles | fetch missing subtitles | media folder or video file | ||||||
| --encoding | output charset | UTF-8 | Windows-1252 | GB18030 | etc | ||||||
| -list | print episode list |
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| -script | run script | |||||||
| -revert | undo rename operations | |||||||
| --mode | interactive | enable console-interactive mode | ||||||
| --log | log level | all | fine | info | warning | ||||||
| -clear-cache | clear cache | |||||||
| -clear-prefs | reset application settings | |||||||
| -clear-history | reset history | |||||||
| -unixfs | disable file path validation | |||||||
| -no-xattr | disable extended attributes | |||||||
| -no-probe | disable media parser | |||||||
| -no-history | disable history | |||||||
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A complete rebuild
In late 2016, I was tasked with executing a dramatic overhaul of the site navigation across all of AOL. This was a big project; not just because of how complex it was, but because I was changing a reusable component used on every single page across the website.
The designs were already completed and signed off before they were passed to me. The navigation needed to work seamlessly with all pages, without breaking any existing designs. The new design did not add any new features, but I felt adding some slick animations on top of the clean new look would enhance the experience.
The biggest change on the site navigation was in mobile. Instead of sliding over a navigation bar from the left side and hiding the page under a transparent curtain, the new navigation completely took over the main page, still allowing the user to access their account information and making links much bigger and easier to tap.
This is where the animation really shines through. Instead of hiding and showing the navigation background with its display
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Making this work on all pages meant I needed to keep the entire website in mind, because while most pages used the same template and styles, there were a number of edge cases to be accounted for.
The obvious ones were pages that used different background colors, especially the pages using black instead of white. I had to keep the background-color
of the navigation bar consistent with the page background, and made sure that the blue for the mobile navigation menu still shone through.
Some old features were taken out of the new design only to be put back, due to user demand. One of those features was including the local weather on desktop.
The weather component used in the navigation needed to show the same results as the other location-based components on the page. Utilizing the commonly available API maintained by my colleagues, I was able to show consistent results even though the navigation and page components were in completely separate codebases.
I originally kept all the navigation-based code to three main files: one for the markup, one for the styles, and one for the scripts. It initially made working on the navigation simple. However, as I kept working on this component and maintaining it after it was deployed, it became frustrating to sift through hundreds of lines of code just to get to the one part I needed to change.
Splitting up this large component into smaller components, like separating the header navigation bar from the full mobile navigation menu, would have kept things much more logically separated. It would allow myself and other developers to go exactly where we need to instead of having to needlessly scroll through those giant files.
When working on components that are reused this often on a large website, making sure it works is just the first step. Building it in a way so that other developers find it easy to understand, maintain, and build upon is just as important.


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Wolf Film Duplicators Wolf manufactures three sizes of x-ray duplicators, with screen sizes of 14" x 17", 10" x 12" and 6" x 12" respectively. Constructed of steel finished in durable baked enamel, our duplicators can be used with any available duplicating film, (which is not the same as regular x-ray film.) To operate the duplicators, (in a dark room) simply place the film to be duplicated on the plexiglass screen with a sheet of duplicating film on top, close the cover, set the exposure time and push the button. The red light will signal you when exposure is complete. The 14" x 17" surface of the #21524 accommodates all x-rays up to 14" x 17". The 10" x 12" surface of the #21522 is perfect for duplicating mammographs and podiatric radiographs, and the 6" x 12" #21520 duplicates any size up to 6" x 12".


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Sanjay Leela Bhansali says Baiju Bawra is his biggest challenge till date
by FilmfareSanjay Leela Bhansali is currently busy working on his next – Baiju Bawra which features Alia Bhatt in the lead. It’s for the first time that SLB is directing a full-fledged musical since it is a story about two singers Tansen and Baiju.
Opening up about the project, Bhansali calls Baiju Bawra the biggest challenge of his career. He said, “I am not even thinking of the colossal music Naushad saab did in Baiju Bawra in 1952. It is impossible to scale those heights. Who can sound as pristine and sublime as Lataji did in Mohe Bhool Gaye Saawariya and Bachpan Ki Mohabbat' in the earlier Baiju Bawra? There can never be another singer like Lataji. But I will continue to look for echoes of her voice in all the female singers I work with,”
Interestingly, the filmmaker started composing music for his own films ever since Goliyon Ki Rasleela: Ram-Leela. Latest reports suggest that he's planning to introduce a new voice with the film. Stay tuned for more updates on the same.


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What are the consequences of abusing drugs?Each drug has its own potential risks, and the risks can be potentiated by impurities or adulterants, and the unique reaction of each individual user. Drugs offered in the illicit market are not always what they are claimed to be. The buyer can rarely be sure of the content or the strength of the substance. If illicitly manufactured, the substances are likely to contain impurities or adulterants. It is also noteworthy that taking drugs with alcohol is even more dangerous and can be fatal. What will happen if taking more than one kind of drug at a time?Taking more than one drug all at a time is extremely dangerous because even small doses of each may prove fatal. Complex interactions can occur among various types of drugs and increase the risk of a harmful or fatal outcome. |
Is it true that it is less harmful to abuse psychotropic substances?Absolutely NOT! Frequent use of psychotropic substances in high doses and for a long time is likely to distort an individual's perception of and response to environment. Even in moderate doses, most psychotropic substances impair motor control, reaction time, and the ability to maintain attention. Drug users are likely to be a hazard to themselves and to others when operating machinery or a motor vehicle, or crossing roads, etc. Can drug abuse make you happy?No! Many drugs amplify mood, so if someone is angry, anxious, or depressed, drugs could make that person feel even worse. Even drugs that are thought to have a calming effect (like alcohol and tranquillizers) can release aggressive impulses. They can also weaken one's social and personal inhibitions, causing one to act in a manner he will later regret. Violence causing serious injuries or deaths to the abusers or others, sexual offences and date rape are often involved with the taking of drugs.
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When I’m teaching dance, I don’t explain every little shift in weight, muscle movement, and intention. That would take days to explain and class is only 75 minutes long. Instead, I need to think of one cue - one sentence - that will allow my students to understand the move. In many ways, design is that one sentence representing a paragraph of words. Designers must condense complicated concepts into one, digestible feature.
When Vouchers was launched in April 2019, we saw incredible traction and growth. The product was a new way for organizations to provide rides for anyone, at scale, and it took off like wildfire. But we saw gaps in our potential. We were limited to a few verticals and use cases because we could only offer two types of subsidization; an amount off a ride and a fully covered ride. We wanted to expand our product and offer value types that organizations could find truly meaningful for their business.
We talked to our go to market and sales teams and categorized requests into two groups: per trip discounts (subsidized on a per trip basis) and allowances (total values of a voucher).
On their own, the value types were easy to understand. It was how they could be mixed and matched that made them so complicated. How could we translate these value types into the product in a way that the user could discover new ways to use vouchers, but also find the solution for their current needs?
We started the process by setting down some principles to make sure our team would stay aligned on tough decisions.
Simplicity through focus. Our users love Uber because of how simple it is to use. One of our greatest achievements for businesses is operational efficiency. We wanted to stay true to how we benefit our users and why our users value our products.
Inspiration through discovery. The beauty of Vouchers is the millions of ways it can be used. From promotions, to events, to just getting a guest somewhere, the possibilities are endless. Our users don’t yet know how Vouchers can solve their problems, so we want to make sure they can be inspired and discover new ways to use Vouchers.
From the business’s point of view. We talk to businesses, which in turn talk to consumers. While we design for both, we want to keep the business’s POV top of mind when designing new products. Our tone, content, and functionality should always cater to our direct users.
Design for the majority. Even though our objective is to expand our reach, we will always make sure our designs are optimized for our biggest use cases. It’s important to remember our core user group and ensure they still have a seamless experience with the new value types that we introduce.
What is the user thinking at this stage of the creation flow? What are they motivated by? I started designing by thinking about the questions I would ask our user if I was completing the creation flow for them.
Approach 1: How much do you want to spend per customer?
If the first question users are thinking when they get to our value page is “how much do I want to spend per customer?” the first input should be to determine each voucher's value. For every voucher created, there needs to be some way to limit it’s value. The math looks like this:
This exploration sets the variable “max value per voucher” as the focus point. Determine this, and then we can figure out the rest.
Approach 2: What is the overall program budget?
If we assume that they user is thinking about overall program budget, then they’d want to set the maximum potential cost first and then work down from there. Hierarchically, that means setting the number of vouchers first (program level) and ending with the per trip offer (trip level).
Approach 3: What do you want to offer your customers?
Assuming the user starts first with thinking about what the value of the voucher would be for their customers, we would start by asking which per trip discount they’d like to use.
Approach 4: Discovery and exploration
What happens if the user is not sure when they start building their voucher program? Perhaps they are just testing the product, or only have a vague idea of what they want to accomplish. If we framed each value type as a solution, we figured users could be inspired to use vouchers in new ways. It also gave us the freedom to explain each solution fully for better comprehension.
Approach 5: We choose for you
We dug even further outside the box and explored a content focused approach. We were worried the cognitive load would be too much for users, so we tried asking a series of questions to figure out their use case. Then we could recommend a value type for them based on their answers.
We already had a significant cohort of users on the product that did not need the new value types. While we wanted to make the new value types discoverable, we didn’t want them to impede our current users' work flow. So we considered different ways we could make the new value types an optional feature, and came up with the idea of having an “advanced” and "default" set up.
But what we were putting in advanced vs default seemed arbitrary. After a research deep dive, we found that the real advanced feature was simply the way we limited the maximum value of the voucher. In the current model, a maximum voucher value could only be set by the number of rides per voucher. The new model would allow users to set a maximum value by either number of rides or a dollar amount. They could also set a frequency for the voucher to reset.
After consulting with stakeholders, we decided as a team to prototype and test approach 3. It mitigated the most complexity and followed our principles the closest. It was also the most technically viable of the options.
We used progressive disclosure to slowly reveal information about value types in a way that would keep the user focused on small, easy tasks. We translated the questions we had in approach 5 to UI components the user could act on.
We had 2 key insights:
Advanced controls were too easily discoverable.
Because advanced controls were placed in the middle of the form, it was too easily discoverable and admins were exploring them more than we wanted them to. They got confused about whether they should use the advanced controls or not when it didn’t seem like they needed them. How could we make advanced controls more buried or only available to orgs that actually needed them?
People thought advanced and default controls were not mutually exclusive
Some users were confused about the tabs and didn’t think the default and advanced were mutually exclusive. Despite the copy, the design gave too much of an affordance that they should fill out both versus just one.
The insights from our user testing sessions revealed that we had strayed from one of our core principles; optimizing for the majority. Our most frequent use case is $X off a trip for a total of Y trips. While we wanted to offer every possible value combination for our users for full versatility, we were also introducing too much complexity. It was a fine line to juggle. So we scaled down our offerings by removing the following:
Flat fare subsidy cap
This was a value type specifically for transit companies. Riders would pay a flat fare (price of bus ticket) and the rest would be subsidized up to a certain amount. While this was intuitive for transit companies, no one else understood what it meant or why they would need it. So we made it a whitelisted feature available only to our transit partners.
Maximum value per voucher
It was confusing to have a maximum subsidy per ride, but also to have have a maximum voucher value. We decided having a voucher credit allowance was enough control for our users.
Frequency
Allowing users to control the per ride discount and also the maximum value of a voucher and then also the frequency for the value to reset, was too much for users to understand. We removed this and added it only for the value type credit, since that was a more simple value type and where we saw the strongest use case for frequency.
This solution is by no means final. We had strong indications from user testing that approach 4 could be successful. But for now, with our current scope and deadline, we decided to build and ship our solution and wait for more data before we iterated again. Until then, I’ll be closely monitoring our user feedback and data and exploring how approach 4 can push our product even more.
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Twitter - Social Networking
Yellow Pages - Online Directory
Scribd - Document Sharing
Hulu - Tv & Video Streaming
Blinksale - Online Invoicing
Crunchbase - Company Profiler
Justin.tv - Live Video Streaming
Slideshare - Presentation Sharing
Medhelp - Social Health Community
Funny Or Die - Video Humor Website
Github - Social Coding
Odeo - TV Streaming
Jango - Music/Internet Radio
About Us - Website Profiler
43Places - Social Destination Sharing
43Things - Social Todo Lists
Lighthouse - Bug/Issue Tracking
Shopify - Hosted Ecommerce Solutions
Kongregate - Flash Games
iLike - Music Social Network
Streeteasy - New York Real Estate
A List Apart - Online Design Magazine
MTV Style - Fashion/Design Portal
Jobster - Job Board
Icon Buffet - Stock Icons
Get Satisfaction - Customer Feedback
Soundcloud - Music Sharing
Crazy Egg - Analytics/Visualisation
Teenormous - T-Shirts
Searchles - Social Search
Pitchfork - Music Reviews
Userscripts - Browser Addons
JobScore - Job Marketing Platform
Corkd - Wine Social Network
Customize - Desktop Customisation
Chow - Food & Recipes
CourseAdvisor - College Search
Ziki - Business to Business Marketplace
Spock - People Search
Penny Arcade - Online Comic
Geni - Family Tree/Genealogy Network
Blingee - Social Network Glitter Graphics
RedBubble - Social Art Community
LinkedIn - Job Social Network
Last.fm - Music Social Network
Campfire - Business Group
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When someone wants to build a catalog of items in an online store
they want to show the user items of similar style i.e. if someone is looking for shoes
they might want Nikes or Addidas black sneakers. The challenge is creating such a catalog
Machine Learning is well suited to do this task, because human labelers are not the best at such a specific categorization
Therefore labeled data is limited, and thus the challenge starts getting messy.
The first problem is the limited amount of labeled data. Deep learning is notoriously data hungry.
Meaning to optimise the function f(D) which returns the PLE of the data (D) it needs a lot of labeled data.
In order to further classify the data it must be split into clusters based off of intrensic characteristics of the image.
Such as color makeup, shape composition, etc.
These mapping functions (See map reduce for how to get this into production) simplifies the categorization challenge from 1/1000 to 1/10.
This magnitude of difference in the probability of correctly categorizing the item is HUGE.
Next one needs to find a neural network that is good with categorizing and a robust computer hive that is up to the challenge.


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NFL Week 12 highlights & reports: 49ers beat the Packers & Patriots beat Cowboys as both press Super Bowl claims
by Paul HighamThe San Francisco 49ers confirmed themselves as the team to beat in the NFC with a dominant 37-8 victory over the Green Bay Packers, while the New England Patriots edged out the Dallas Cowboys in a soaking wet arm wrestle.
The 49ers have been the surprise package of the season so far, winning just four games last year but hitting ten wins already as they shut down the visitors en route to going to 10-1 for the season.
Jimmy Garoppolo got far more change out of the Packers defence than counterpart Aaron Rodgers could muster out of the Niners – admittedly the league’s best passing defence this season.
Garoppolo threw two touchdown passes and the 49ers ran in two more while they shut out Rodgers and the Packers in the first half and limited them to just one touchdown all game.
It was a positive start to a fearsome run of fixtures for San Francisco as they travel to Baltimore and New Orleans but on this showing they’ll fancy their chances of proving they are genuine Super Bowl contenders.
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The New Orleans Saints are just behind the 49ers in the NFC standings at 9-2 after they edged out the Carolina Panthers in a dramatic end to their divisional shootout with a Will Lutz field goal as time expired earning a 34-31 victory.
Panthers kicker Joey Slye missed a simple field goal just a couple of minutes before the end of the game, enabling the Saints to take advantage as Drew Brees took them down the field in a classic two-minute drill to set-up the winning kick.
The reigning Super Bowl winners had some awful weather conditions as well as the Dallas Cowboys to deal with as they edged a 13-9 victory as they rain fell in buckets in Foxborough.
Conditions asides, the Patriots’ top-ranked defence shackled the Cowboys’ top-ranked offence magnificently as the visitors failed to find the end zone, and just the one Tom Brady touchdown pass to N'Keal Harry was enough for the Pats to match the 49ers at 10-1.
The Seattle Seahawks are a team to watch as they were too strong for the Eagles in Philadelphia – Rashaad Penny doing a lot of the damage with his career-best 129 yards rushing.
The Seahawks defence is also gathering momentum and menace as they forced five turnovers in their first game back since swarming over the 49ers when inflicting their only defeat of the season.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are hanging on in there at 6-5 after a 16-10 victory over divisional foes Cincinnati, while the Washington Redskins got just their second win of the season as they beat Detroit.
Derrick Henry and the Tennessee Titans ran all over the Jacksonville Jaguars, with the running back piling up 159 yards and two touchdowns in a 42-20 rout.
WEEK 12 RESULTS
- Indianapolis Colts 17-20 Houston Texans
- Seattle Seahawks 17-9 Philadelphia Eagles
- Detroit Lions 3-34 Washington Redskins
- Oakland Raiders 3-34 NY Jets
- Carolina Panthers 31-34 New Orleans Saints
- Miami Dolphins 24-41 Cleveland Browns
- Pittsburgh Steelers 16-10 Cincinnati Bengals
- NY Giants 14-19 Chicago Bears
- Denver Broncos 3-20 Buffalo Bills
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers 35-22 Atlanta Falcons
- Jacksonville Jaguars 20-42 Tennessee Titans
- Dallas Cowboys 9-13 New England Patriots
- Green Bay Packers 8-37 San Francisco 49ers


May 2022 Status Update
Welcome!
Hello out there and welcome to your monthly starbeam.one update, which occurs on the first Tuesday of every month.
Things Are Better Now
Last month featured all sorts of problems, which I am glad to say most if not all have been resolved. Rather than a raging inferno, the landscape is more of a (manageable 😁) smoldering mess. I have attended to most of the pressing concerns and have moved onto building features again.
Semi-formally Announcing the Friends & Family Alpha
On June 7th (the next monthly update), I will be announcing the next phase of starbeam.one: The Friends & Family Alpha. This will be the first time that the real faucets are turned on and actual real-world money will be able to be transferred in and out of the system.
The focus will be on – you guessed it! – friends and family and feature a very low key approach. The idea is to build confidence in the system with real money in play and start onboarding artists (that I personally know) concurrently to accumulate accounts and transactions.
From there, I plan on adding additional features and in another three months introduce the alpha where I will start to market and introduce the application to a wider audience.
Friction(less) Points
I am happy to mention that most of the friction points that I encountered last month have been dealt with in one way or another, and I am beyond relieved by such developments. I can finally start developing features again and get the show on the road.
Stand-up & Shine (& Shill)
I have put more details of my recent efforts in video format in the latest Stand-up & Shine (& Shill). I seriously belted this one out and it feel it’s the best one yet. I think the monthly/semi-weekly schedule is a much better fit for me.
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Thank You for Your Continuing Support
A shout out to all those who continue to support me with likes, subscribes, and words of encouragement. They really do mean the world to me. This means you, Jason C., Jason L., Justin L., Sarah B., Mike W., Kendall K., and my nuclear family. It’s a very formative time for me right now so any support right now no matter how small is greatly cherished and appreciated.
Until next time, stay bright. ✌✨


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World Toilet Day: Pune NGO organises panel discussions on sanitation
The data panel spoke about the use of data in development projects, difficulty in digitising data and in producing dynamic data and on processes of sharing data with other stakeholders.
Written by Audita Bhattacharya
Shelter Associates, a Pune-based NGO working in the field of sanitation and housing, invited city officials and civil society organisations to the Mahratta Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture for an event on ‘Data Driven Development: Inclusive Sanitation and Housing for the Urban Poor’, on World Toilet Day on November 19.
The event saw back-to-back panel discussions on data, sanitation, and housing.
The data panel spoke about the use of data in development projects, difficulty in digitising data and in producing dynamic data and on processes of sharing data with other stakeholders.
The sanitation panel discussed the troubles of dealing with fecal sludge in cities and the need for data to understand sewerage capacity and planning for better coverage. The panel also emphasised on the need for mobilisation activities in sanitation programmes to get people to actually use the toilets they are provided.
The housing panel discussed the importance of land security for slum residents and compared the merits of residents upgrading their houses by themselves and of slums being redeveloped into mid-rise buildings.
The health concerns and well-being of Indians are closely linked to adequate water supply and functional sanitation systems, said participants at the panel discussions. In India, one of the major sanitary concerns has been open defecation, which is the root cause of multiple health-related problems, officials at the event said.
The event was inaugurated by Ratnakar Gaikwad, former chief secretary, Maharashtra.


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In the past, I worked for Microsoft's Public Sector Consulting division creating Windows 8 Modern Apps, Microsoft Office plugins, and Dynamics CRM plugins for various public organizations including the Department of Veteran's Affairs, the Centers for Disease Control, and various branches of the US Armed Forces.
I am a massive supporter of Liverpool F.C., and am frequently found awake at all hours of the night in order to make up for the time difference between California and Merseyside.
In my spare time, I love to experiment with food—blending different cuisines to create new recipes and blends of cultures.
I also tend to spend too much of my time whiffing aerial shots in Rocket League.
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Contains result row classes that are used by JPQL queries that are specified in
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ClassDescriptionA Jackson and CSV annotated class that is used to store a result row from a cloudiness data query.A Jackson and CSV annotated class that is used to store a result row from a low, medium, and high cloud level data query.A Jackson and CSV annotated class that is used to store a result row from a dew point data query.A Jackson and CSV annotated class that is used to store a result row from a fog data query.A Jackson and CSV annotated class that is used to store a result row from a global radiation data query.A Jackson and CSV annotated class that is used to store a result row from a humidity data query.A Jackson and CSV annotated class that is used to store a result row from a precipitation data query.A Jackson and CSV annotated class that is used to store a result row from a pressure data query.A Jackson and CSV annotated class that is used to store a result row from a temperature data query.A Jackson and CSV annotated class that is used to store a result row from a wind direction data query.A Jackson and CSV annotated class that is used to store a result row from a wind speed data query.


As a general rule, Tailwind targets IE11 and the latest version of all modern browsers like Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.
We do include support for a few features out of the box that are not supported by IE11 (notably object-fit, object-position, and sticky positioning), and have done our best to make it clear that those features require modern browsers in the documentation.
That said, because Tailwind is such a low-level framework you can still easily use it to build sites that need to support older browsers.
Using Tailwind with older browsers
In popular component-based frameworks like Bootstrap or Bulma, it's important to know what browsers are supported because the implementation details for each component are abstracted away from you.
For example, when you are building a grid with classes like .row
or .col-4
, you need to know which browsers the framework author is targeting because you have no idea if those classes are implemented using floats, Flexbox, or CSS Grid.
Tailwind on the other hand is a low-level utility framework, where most of the classes map directly to individual CSS properties. This means that which browsers you support is really up to you, not the framework.
For example, here is a three column grid built with Tailwind's Flexbox utilities, so it will only work in IE10+ since Flexbox isn't supported in IE9:

If you needed to support IE9, you could build your grids with floats instead, since they are supported in virtually all browsers:

Because Tailwind doesn't impose any opinions about how you build the components in your UI, you can implement them however you like according to your own browser support policy.
For the latest information about which CSS features are supported by which browsers, search the excellent Can I Use database.
Vendor Prefixes
Tailwind doesn't automatically add vendor prefixes to any of its styles. Instead, we recommend that you use Autoprefixer.
To use it, install it via npm:
# Using npm
npm install autoprefixer
# Using Yarn
yarn add autoprefixer
Then add it to the very end of your plugin list in your PostCSS configuration:
module.exports = {
plugins: [
require('tailwindcss'),
require('autoprefixer'),
]
}


Fine Gael remains out in front despite drop in support in latest poll
by Michael StainesThe latest political opinion poll has seen a drop in support for Fine Gael.
The party dropped two points to 30% in the Business Post/Red C poll – but still remains the most popular in the country.
Fianna Fáil is unchanged at 26%.
Labour has picked up a two point boost from its recent national conference in Mullingar. And now sits on 6%.
Sinn Féin is still stuck on 11% despite holding its Ard Fheis in Derry last weekend.
The Green Party is unchanged on 7%.
It comes ahead of four by-elections due to be held on Friday and the upcoming General Election, likely to be held in the first half of next year.
The drop in support for Fine Gael comes after its Wexford by-election candidate Verona Murphy twice had to apologise for linking asylum seekers to Islamic State.
Meanwhile, Fianna Fáil has had issues with its Dublin Fingal candidate Lorraine Clifford Lee who has apologised for racist and offensive tweets she posted in 2011.
Support for independent TDs has dropped by one point to 12%, while the Independent Alliance is unchanged on 4%.
The Social Democrats remain unchanged on 2% while Solidarity People-Before Profit are up one on 2%.
The Red C Poll was taken between last Thursday November 14th and Thursday November 21st.


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Marillion grace the cover of the new issue of prog Magazine which is on sale now. Prog is proud to have partnered with cover artist Mark Wilkinson for this exclusive bundle.
The bundle contains the latest issue of Prog with an exclusive, limited edition, not-in-the-shops Marillion cover, an art print featuring Mark Wilkinson's 2004 painting of The Fool, from which we created the retails front cover of the new issue, and an art print of photographer Andy Phillips' shot of the band outside Friars in Aylesbury taken on March 18, 1983 on the Script For A Jester's Tear tour.
Inside there's a 12 page feature with Fish, Mick Pointer, Steve Rothery, Mark Kelly and Pete Trewavas discussing their rise from Silmarillion to having their debut album in the UK Top ten. Plus the 2020 Mark Wilkinson Art Of Marillion calendar. And the free CD featuring ten tracks of new progressive rock music.
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Jordan's Petra celebrates landmark 1 million visitors in a year
Jordan's ancient archaeological site of Petra received 1 million visitors in a year for the first time ever, with officials organizing celebrations on Thursday at the World Heritage site.
A US tourist got the special ticket number 1 million in 2019, which gives her lifetime access to the archaeological site known as the Rose City.
"We are here on our honeymoon. It’s our first time to Jordan," she told al-Mamlaka TV before joining the celebrations that included folklore dancing and fireworks.
Jordan has been trying to attract tourists and increase revenue of the sector, which accounts for around 13 per cent of its gross domestic product (GDP).
The highest number of visitors was in 2010, when around 970,000 people went to the site in southern Jordan. Last year, 812,000 people visited Petra, according to official figures.
The celebrations at Petra come after a knife attack earlier this month left four tourists and four Jordanians injured at the Roman site of Jerash, north of the capital Amman.
The attack raised concerns as the country has been trying to revive its economy, which has been hit by neighbouring conflicts and an influx of refugees, pushing the unemployment rate to more than 18 per cent.


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Serves 8
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Panettone flecked with chocolate chips makes a novel base for this delicious baked Alaska.
Equipment and preparation: for this recipe you will need a piping bag and an 8cm/3½in round pastry cutter.
For the cherry compôte, place the cherry stones in a small square of muslin, gather into a bag and tie with string. Put the cherries in a preserving pan or a large heavy saucepan with the bag of cherry stones and pour in 300ml/10fl oz water. Bring to a boil then reduce to a simmer and cook for 10–15 minutes, or until the cherries are tender and are beginning to soften. Discard the stones. If you prefer some of the cherries to remain chunky in the compôte, don’t cook them for too long.
Pour in the lemon juice and add the jam sugar. Heat gently, stirring until all the sugar has dissolved. Bring to a boil and keep at a steady rolling boil, stirring occasionally, for about 10 minutes, or until the jam reaches setting point.
To test if the jam has reached setting point, first remove the pan from the heat while you test the jam – this is very important. Spoon a little of the jam onto a cold saucer, leave to cool for a few minutes, then push your finger into the jam. If it wrinkles, it is ready. If not, return the pan to the heat and cook the jam for a minute or two more and test again. Allow to cool.
Preheat the oven to 220C/450F/Gas 7.
For the chocolate sauce, place the sugar and 75ml/2½fl oz water in a saucepan and cook until the sugar is melted. Add the chocolate and continue to cook for a couple of minutes, stirring well until you have a glossy sauce.
For the chocolate panettone baked Alaska, whisk the egg whites with the caster sugar in a clean bowl until the mixture forms stiff peaks when the whisk is removed.
Add the icing sugar and whisk again until the mixture is smooth and shiny. Transfer to a piping bag.
Slice the panettone and, using an 8cm/3¼in round pastry cutter, cut out four discs (each baked Alaska will serve two people. Use a smaller cutter if you want individual portions). Place onto serving plates and drizzle over the kirsch. Top with a large scoop of ice cream.
Pipe the meringue around the ice cream, ensuring it is completely covered from top to bottom.
Glaze the meringue briefly in a hot oven (alternatively use a chef’s blowtorch).
To serve, spoon the chocolate sauce around the edge of each baked Alaska. Dust with icing sugar and serve with the cherry compôte alongside.


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LuDO stands for Lua Distributed Objects. It is an RMI technology specifically designed for use within the Lua language. Moreover, it is intended to be as simple as possible so its implementation can be easily comprehended by developers interested in development of support for other RMI technologies in OiL. Below, we describe the main characteristics of LuDO.
LuDO brokers are typically created using one of the following flavors:
ludo
cooperative;ludo
Below is an example that illustrates how to initiate a LuDO broker:
require "oil" oil.main(function() local orb = oil.init{ flavor = "cooperative;ludo", host = "myhostname", port = "8080", } ... orb:run() end)
Similar to Lua, LuDO does not provide support for interfaces or method signatures. Instead, it relies on dynamic typing, and remote methods can be invoked with any number of parameters and can return any number of values. However, such values must be values serializable by method implemented by class loop.serial.Serializer, which includes Lua functions without upvalues shared with other functions. In particular, objects are transferred by copy and not by reference. Therefore, if you pass an object as parameter to a remote method, it will be copied to the remote context and all changes performed on the remote copy will not be reflected in the original object. To send objects by reference, you have to explicitly create a proxy for the object and send the proxy, which will be copied to the remote context. Such situation is illustrated in the code below.
require "oil" oil.main(function() local orb = oil.init{flavor="ludo;cooperative"} local Invoker = {} function Invoker:invoke(object, method, ...) object[method](object, ...) end oil.writeto("invoker.ref", orb:newservant(Invoker)) end)
require "oil" oil.main(function() local orb = oil.init{flavor="ludo;cooperative"} local Hello = {} function Hello:say(who) print(string.format("Hello, %s!", tostring(who))) end local Invoker = orb:newproxy(oil.readfrom("invoker.ref")) -- object 'Hello' is copied to the remote context -- thus the message is printed on the remote host Invoker:invoke(Hello, "say", "World") -- create a proxy for a servant from object 'Hello' local proxy = orb:newproxy( orb:tostring( orb:newservant(Hello))) -- proxy to 'Hello' is copied to the remote context -- thus the message is printed locally Invoker:invoke(proxy, "say", "World") orb:shutdown() end)


Lata Mangeshkar in ICU, sister Usha says she is recovering
The singer, who turned 90 on September 28, is in a critical condition, they said.
by PTILegendary singer Lata Mangeshkar was admitted to Breach Candy Hospital's Intensive Care Unit in the early hours of Monday after she complained of breathing problems, hospital sources said.
The singer, who turned 90 on September 28, is in a critical condition, they said.
"She was brought to hospital at about 2 am. She is critical and in the ICU," a hospital insider told PTI.
Mangeshkar's younger sister Usha said the singer had a viral infection and should be discharged by Tuesday.
"Lata didi is still in hospital. She is under observation. She is doing absolutely well and is stable. She will be discharged by tomorrow.
"We thought it's better to treat her at a hospital because of the viral infection so she is there for today," Usha Mangeshkar told PTI amid reports that the musical icon had already been discharged and was recuperating at home.
In a career spanning over seven decades, the Indore-born Mangeshkar has lent her voice to thousands of songs in over 1,000 Hindi films as well as in various regional and foreign languages.
The indefatigable Mangeshkar recorded her last song this year. "Saugandh mujhe is mitti ki" was released on March 30 as a tribute to the Indian Army.
Her last full album in 2004 was "Veer-Zaara" when she was 75.
She started her journey as a playback singer in 1942 with Vasant Joglekar's Marathi movie "Kiti Hasaal". Her first song to release was "Natali chaitraachi navalaai" from "Pahili Mangalaa-gaur". She also acted in the movie.
Mangeshkar was awarded the Bharat Ratna, the highest civilian honour in the country, in 2001.
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2) Type ` followed
immediately by your one line message.
You use this feature in either of two ways:
1) Type ' and press <ENTER>. You will be prompted to type in your message, pressing <ENTER> to send each line. Sending a blank line will terminate the transmission. In this way, you can send any number of lines, each 155 characters or less.
Upon pressing <ENTER>, this one line message will be sent, and the transmission will be terminated. As before, this line can be up to 155 characters in length.
You use this feature in any of three ways:
1) Type = and press <ENTER>. You will be prompted to type in the name of the trader you are contacting. Assuming this trader is valid, your computer will send a hailing message. If the user is online, a private channel will be opened. You will then be prompted to type in your message, pressing <ENTER> to send each line. Sending a blank line will terminate the transmission. In this way, you can send any number of lines, each 155 characters or less.
2) Type = followed
immediately by the trader you are contacting.
Upon pressing <ENTER>,
assuming this trader is valid, your computer will send a hailing message.
If the user is online, a private channel will be opened. You will
then be prompted to type your message, pressing <ENTER> to send each
line. As before, sending a blank line will terminate the transmission,
and you can send any number of lines, each 155 characters or less.
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trader name, the one line message will be transmitted, and the transmission
will end. This line, including trader name, is limited to 155 characters.
If that trader is not available at the moment, the message will not be
received.
Establishing a two-way
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Kal Durak:
I'm already at Stardock...
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Content created or available offline can be uploaded on Sunbird. Organization administrators can upload content available on external sources such as dailymotion.com etc. on Sunbird. This section explains the procedure of how to configure domains to allow hosting content from such external sources.
To configure domains to host external links ensure the following: - You are logged in as the organization administrator - You have access to set the environment variables


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GFlowNet Foundations Yoshua Bengio*, Salem Lahlou*, Tristan Deleu*, Edward J. Hu, Salem Lahlou, Mo Tiwari, Emmanuel Bengio [Journal Paper] Journal of Machine Learning Research (JMLR) 2023.
MABSplit: Faster Forest Training Using Multi-Armed Bandits Mo Tiwari, Ryan Kang*, Je-Yong Lee*, Chris Piech, Ilan Shomorony, Sebastian Thrun, Martin Zhang [Conference Paper] Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS) 2022.
Landscape Analysis of the Application of Artificial Intelligence aand Machine Learning in Regulatory Submissions for Drug Development from 2016 to 2021. Qi Liu, Ruihao Huang, Julie Hsieh, Hao Zhu, Mo Tiwari, Guansheng Liu, Daphney Jean, M. Khair ElZarrad, Tala Fakhouri, Steven Berman, Billy Dunn, Matthew C. Diamond, Shiew-Mei Huang [Journal Paper] Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics 2022.
BanditPAM: Almost Linear Time k-medoids Clustering via Multi-Armed Bandits Mo Tiwari, Martin Zhang, James Mayclin, Sebastian Thrun, Chris Piech, Ilan Shomorony [Conference paper] [Blog post] [C++/Python/R Library] Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS) 2020.
Differentiation of Active Corneal Infections from Healed Scars Using Deep Learning Mo Tiwari, Chris Piech, Namperumalsamy Prajna, Muthiah Srinivasan, Prajna Lalith, Natacha C. Villegas, Janice T. Chua, Travis K. Redd, Thomas M. Lietman, Sebastian Thrun, Charles C. Lin [Journal paper] Ophthalmology 2020. Best Poster Award at associated conference, American Academy of Ophthalmology Conference (AAO) 2020.
Using Google Search Trends to Estimate Global Patterns in Learning Serhat Arslan, Mo Tiwari, Chris Piech [Conference paper] ACM Learning @ Scale (L@S) 2020.
Additional technical reports for unpublished work are available upon request, especially for less recent work in quantum computation/physics and machine learning.
BanditPAM++: Faster k-medoids Clustering Mo Tiwari, Ryan Kang*, Luke Lee*, Sebastian Thrun, Ilan Shomorony, Martin Zhang Preprint available upon request.
Maximum a Posteriori Learning of Decision Trees via Dynamic Programming and Branch-and-Bound Search Mo Tiwari*, Colin Sullivan*, Sebastian Thrun, Chris Piech Preprint available upon request.
Harnessing the Power of Choices in Decision Tree Learning Guy Blanc, Jane Lange, Chirag Pabbaraju, Colin Sullivan, Li-Yang Tan, Mo Tiwari (listed alphabetically) Preprint available upon request.
Faster Maximum Inner Product Search in High Dimensions Mo Tiwari, Ryan Kang*, Je-Yong Lee*, Luke Lee*, Chris Piech, Ilan Shomorony, Sebastian Thrun, Martin Zhang [arxiv]
Bayesian Decision Trees via Tractable Priors and Probabilistic Context-Free Grammars Mo Tiwari*, Colin Sullivan*, Sebastian Thrun, Chris Piech [arxiv]
Image Compression and Classification Using Qubits and Quantum Deep Learning Ali Mohsen, Mo Tiwari [arxiv]
NL-Augmenter: A Framework for Task-Sensitive Natural Language Augmentation Kausthubh D. Dhole, ..., Mo Tiwari, ..., Yue Zhang (122 authors) [arxiv]
Beyond the Imitation Game: Quantifying and Extrapolating the Capabilities of Language Models Aarohi Srivastava, ..., Mo Tiwari, ..., Ziyi Wu (444 authors, listed alphabetically) [link]
Highlights of Algorithms (HALG21) Conference "BanditPAM: Almost Linear Time k-Medoids Clustering via Multi-Armed Bandits." A conference presentation of our NeurIPS 2020 paper, BanditPAM. Virtual talk.
U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) "BanditPAM: Almost Linear Time k-Medoids Clustering via Multi-Armed Bandits." An FDA-wide talk I gave about our NeurIPS 2020 paper, BanditPAM. Part 2 of 2. Virtual talk.
U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) "An Introduction to Clustering and Multi-Armed Bandits" An FDA-wide introductory talk I gave covering common clustering techniques and multi-armed bandits. Part 1 of 2. Virtual talk.
Twitch "Novel Data Augmentation, Multi-Armed Bandits, and more: New Machine Learning Techniques for Twitch Safety" Presentation to the Safety organization at Twitch on how to use new data augmentation and multi-armed bandit methods for their uses cases. Virtual talk.
C3.ai "k-medoids Clustering and Multimodal Data Augmentation" Given to the ML and product teams at C3.ai to discuss our ongoing research efforts and ways in which they might be applicable to C3.ai's use cases.
Facebook "ThreatExchange v2.8 Webinar" A webinar for new features for the product I worked on at Facebook. Joint presentation with Julian Nagler and Amir Naor. Facebook Headquarters in Menlo Park, CA, USA in December 2016. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVVC4ZLYHmk
Microsoft Security Research Alliance "Tracking Advanced Persistent Threats With ThreatExchange" Presented to 50+ security professionals; discussed and demonstrated tracking advanced persistent threats (APTs) using tools we built at Facebook. Joint presentation with April Eubank. Microsoft Headquarters in Seattle, WA, USA in July 2016.
BanditPAM A high-performance Python package, written in C++, that implements the algorithm from our NeurIPS 2020 paper and is pip-installable via "pip install banditpam". Primary author, 240+ stars.
BIG-Bench A set of benchmark tasks meant to probe the capabilities of large language models.
NL-Augmenter A set of data augmentations and filters for natural language data.
Course Assistant for Client-Side Technologies (CS193C) Graded assignments, provided feedback, and answered questions for over 100 students each quarter during the summers of 2020 and 2021.
EDGE Mentor Mentored three early Ph.D. students in Computer Science at Stanford University via a formal, funded position.
Ph.D. Student Mentor Managed over a dozen undergraduate and M.S. students at Stanford University. Upward performance reviews available upon request.
I wrote some guest blog posts for Quantum Frontiers while I was an undergrad. Check them out here:
The Allure of Elegance. September 2012. More Brainteasers. December 2013. Building a Computer: Part I. December 2013.


A real-time object detection implementation of YOLO
Object detection is a field in computer vision where the task is find and bound the location of certain objects in a given image. Having a low computation real time object detection algorithm allows virtually any device to be able to interact with its surroundings.
What is our goal with Yolo-Lite?Our goal is to create an architecture that can do real-time object detection at a speed of 10 FPS and a mean average precision of about 30% on a computer with out a GPU.
What is our contribution?We developed a yolo based architecture that can achieve 21 FPS on a Dell XPS 13' running on darkflow. This is 9x faster than the original tiny yolo v2. Our mean average precision is 33.57% compared to 40.48% when trained on VOC. Our model achieves its speed by shrinking the standard YOLOv2-tiny model and also getting rid of batch normalization. You can read more about our project here and find our code here. We have a live demo of our architecture trained on VOC and COCO datasets. Both of these demos run completly on the users computer. The FPS is lower than what would be achieved running on a local computer.
This project was created through the Data Mining REU at University of North Carolina Wilmington. NSF grant DMS-1659288YOLO-LITE detection of us (missed the bottle and cups in our hands).
| Dataset | mAP | FPS |
|---|---|---|
| VOC | 33.57% | 21 |
| COCO | --- | --- |


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When an internal/connection error occur (network error, JSON parsing error, failed to convert to expected class, ...), the JSONRPCResponseHandler will forward the error in the following order:
This way, if you don't implement methodCall:shouldForwardConnectionError: in the delegate object that expect the response, it will fall back to the implementation of the JSONRPCService's delegate to handle generic cases (which typically display an alert or something).
If you want to catch the error on specific cases, you still can implement methodCall:shouldForwardConnectionError: in the JSONRPCResponseHandler's delegate object to catch it. At this point, you can return YES to still execute the default behavior (the one in your JSONRPCService's delegate implementation) or return NO to avoid forwarding the error.
For error returned by the server (a JSON is received but it contains an "error" object), indicating something went wrong in the server (unknown method name, bad parameters, method-specific errors, ...), this object is simply passed as an NSError in the third parameter of the JSONRPCResponseHandler's delegate callback.
This method can receive these kinds of errors:
Network error (Domain NSURLErrorDomain)
JSON Parsing error (Domain SBJSONErrorDomain), whose userInfo dictionary contains the following keys:
JSON-to-Object Conversion error or internal errors (Domain JSONRPCInternalErrorDomain), whose userInfo dictionary may contain the following keys:
For now, the JSONRPCInternalErrorDomain domain contains two error codes :
This section only receive error that comes directly from the WebService you query using JSON-RPC. When the server returned an error in its JSON response, this is obviously a server-dependant error code.
JSONRPCErrorJSONObjectKey
key.{ code: // A Number that indicates the error type that occurred. See also reserved codes at http://xmlrpc-epi.sourceforge.net/specs/rfc.fault_codes.php message: // A String providing a short description of the error. The message SHOULD be limited to a concise single sentence. data: // A value that contains additional information about the error. Defined by the Server (e.g. detailed error information, nested errors etc.). }
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What’s included in the BMW Warranty from the factory in 2019
Your BMW Car Warranty has expired, so naturally, you might wanna find out what the next steps are. We have to admit: us, the BMW owners …
by Horatiu BoeriuThe BMW Warranty from the factory has always been regarded as one of the best in the industry. For many years, BMW touted their free maintenance of 4-years or 50,000 miles program which was a great selling point for the company in the US. Everything was covered on new BMWs – wiper blades, brake pads, rotors and scheduled service.
But in 2017, the program changed, inline with the competitors in the premium segment. Since some of you might be in the market for a new BMW, we put together a short guide on the BMW Warranty in 2019.
BMW Warranty On New Cars
The following applies to vehicles sold in the United States. According to BMW of North America, the New BMW Warranty program includes a limited warranty against defects in materials or workmanship, valid for four years or 50,000 miles (whichever comes first), regardless of first or subsequent owners.
If your BMW experiences a problem with its engine, transmission/transaxle, transfer case, or drivetrain within the first four years or 50,000 miles, you’ll also be covered with the Powertrain Warranty, which is part of the factory warranty.
The BMW factory warranty also includes a Corrosion/Rust Warranty that lasts for 12 years/unlimited miles. BMW says that you will be protected if your car experiences rust due to any defects, .
Furthermore, you’ll also have a Federal Emissions Warranty for eight years or 80,000 miles, which will cover you if the vehicle doesn’t meet the EPA-required emissions standards.
No Cost Items Included In The BMW Warranty
The new car BMW factory warranty also comes with Unlimited-Mileage Roadside Assistance, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year for the first four years. Included also is the BMW TeleService in your vehicle which actually reports to BMW when it needs service.
The BMW Maintenance Program
BMW of North America posted in their service bulletin that all model year 2017 BMW vehicles and newer sold or leased by an authorized BMW center come with BMW Ultimate Care standard for the first 3 years or 36,000 miles whichever comes first.
Only the following maintenance items are included with BMW Ultimate Care when they are performed as outlined in the vehicle’s Maintenance booklet:
- Engine Oil
- Engine Filter
- Brake Fluid
- Cabin Micro Filter(s)
- Engine Air Filter(s)
- Spark Plugs
- Remote Control/Key Battery
- Vehicle Check
- Fuel Filter (Diesel engines only)
What Are Your Options After The Original Warranty Expires
You can actually extend you BMW Warranty before it even expires. BMW dealers offer a BMW Extended Vehicle Protection with different tiers, ranging from 5 to 7 years, and 75,000 or 100,000 miles. The levels of coverage as labeled as Powertrain Plus, Gold and Platinum.
Another option will be to buy your BMW extended warranty from a third-party company. We recommend to always research the BMW Extended Warranty Coverage and decide if it’s good for you. Also, you should look for a warranty company that will give the BMW dealership their credit card over the phone, rather than you paying the bill first and chase them afterward.
One company that we see often being used by BMW owners is ENDURANCE, so we reached out to them to offer a discount for our readers. Get a free quote from Endurance today or call: 1-855-426-0512 and mention the BMWBLOG200 coupon.
Known for their factory extended warranty, Endurance is highly ranked by Consumer Affairs, Consumer Advocates and Trust Pilot. They offer several BMW Car Warranty plans and they are so confident that you’ll be satisfied with their coverage, so they offer a full refund for up to 30 days after your purchase.
Conclusion
- Bumper-to-Bumper/Powertrain Coverage: 4 years/50,000 miles
- Corrosion Coverage: 12 years/unlimited miles
- Maintenance Plan: 3 years/36,000 miles
- Unlimited-Mileage Roadside Assistance
- BMW TeleService


'Fair to say it's a critical situation': Vodafone CEO on future in India
by TIMESOFINDIA.COMHighlights
- Commenting on the telecom operator's future in India, Vodafone CEO said: 'It's fair to say it's a critical situation'
- He stated that the British giant 'committed a lot of capital in India, but still believe potential is there'
NEW DELHI: British telecom giant Vodafone's chief executive Nick Read on Tuesday termed India's investment strategy as "well placed", however, mentioned that the situation has been financially "a negative burden". He stated that the British giant "committed a lot of capital in India, but still believe potential is there."
Commenting on the telecom operator's future in India, Vodafone CEO said: "It's fair to say it's a critical situation."
Last month, the British operator had clarified that it will continue to stay invested in the Indian market and is seeking the government's support to tide over the current challenging times.
"Vodafone is aware of the unfounded and baseless rumours circulating in some of the Indian media that we have decided to exit the market. We would like to categorically state that this is not true and is malicious," Vodafone group had said in a statement.
CEO Read further said that the group is actively engaging with the Indian government as "it understands the issue and urgency". He noted that group "needs supportive regulatory environment and sustainable pricing in India".
Vodafone-Idea, the British operator's combined India unit with Idea Cellular, is staring at nearly Rs 40,000 crore of potential statutory dues after a Supreme Court ruling upheld the government's way of calculating telecom revenue, on which licence fee and spectrum usage charges are computed.
The telecom sector has been battered by falling tariffs, eroding profitability and mounting debt in the face of stiff competition triggered by disruptive offerings of Reliance Jio.
(With Reuters inputs)


Data
Data is the stuff of our programs. It travels through Wires, supplying inputs for Nodes where it gets processed into a new form of output data. Let's review the definition of data, how it's structured, and begin using it in Dynamo.
What is Data?
Data is a set of values of qualitative or quantitative variables. The simplest form of data is numbers such as 0
, 3.14
, or 17
. But data can also be of a number of different types: a variable representing changing numbers (height
); characters (myName
); geometry (Circle
); or a list of data items (1,2,3,5,8,13,...
). We need data to add to the input Ports of Dynamo's Nodes - we can have data without actions but we need data to process the actions that our Nodes represent. When we've added a Node to the Workspace, if it doesn't have any inputs supplied, the result will be a function, not the result of the action itself.
- Simple Data
- Data and Action (A Node) successfully executes
- Action (A Node) without Data Inputs returns a generic function
Beware of Nulls
The 'null'
type represents the absence of data. While this is an abstract concept, you will likely come across this while working with Visual Programming. If an action doesn't create a valid result, the Node will return a null. Testing for nulls and removing nulls from data structure is a crucial part to creating robust programs.
| Icon | Name/Syntax | Inputs | Outputs |
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| Object.IsNull | obj | bool |
Data Structures
When we are Visual Programming, we can very quickly generate a lot of data and require a means of managing its hierarchy. This is the role of Data Structures, the organizational schemes in which we store data. The specifics of Data Structures and how to use them vary from programming language to programming language. In Dynamo, we add hierarchy to our data through Lists. We will explore this in depth in later chapters, but let's start simply:
A list represents a collection of items placed into one structure of data:
- I have five fingers (items) on my hand (list).
- There are ten houses (items) on my street (list).
- A Number Sequence node defines a list of numbers by using a start, amount, and step input. With these nodes, we've created two separate lists of ten numbers, one which ranges from 100-109 and another which ranges from 0-9.
- The List.GetItemAtIndex node selects an item in a list at a specific index. When choosing 0, we get the first item in the list (100 in this case).
- Applying the same process to the second list, we get a value of 0, the first item in the list.
- Now we merge the two lists into one by using the List.Create node. Notice that the node creates a list of lists. This changes the structure of the data.
- When using List.GetItemAtIndex again, with index set to 0, we get the first list in the list of lists. This is what it means to treat a list as an item, which is somewhat different from other scripting languages. We will get more advanced with list manipulation and data structure in later chapters.
The key concept to understand about data hierarchy in Dynamo: with respect to data structure, lists are regarded as items. In other words, Dynamo functions with a top-down process for understanding data structures. What does this mean? Let's walk through it with an example.
Using Data to Make a Chain of Cylinders
Download the example file that accompanies this exercise (Right click and "Save Link As..."): Building Blocks of Programs - Data.dyn. A full list of example files can be found in the Appendix.
In this first example, we assemble a shelled cylinder which walks through the geometry hierarchy discussed in this section.
- Point.ByCoordinates - after adding the node to canvas, we see a point at the origin of the Dynamo preview grid. The default values of the x,y, and z inputs are 0.0, giving us a point at this location.
- Plane.ByOriginNormal - The next step in the geometry hierarchy is a plane. There are several ways to construct a plane, and we are using an origin and normal for the input. The origin is the point node created in the previous step.
- Vector.ZAxis - this is a unitized vector in the z direction. Notice there are not inputs, only a vector of [0,0,1] value. We use this as the normal input for the Plane.ByOriginNormal node. This gives us a rectangular plane in the Dynamo preview.
- Circle.ByPlaneRadius - Stepping up the hierarchy, we now create a curve from the plane in our previous step. After plugging into the node, we get a circle at the origin. The default radius on the node is value of 1.
- Curve.Extrude - Now we make this thing pop by giving it some depth and going in the third dimension. This node creates a surface from a curve by extruding it. The default distance on the node is 1, and we should see a cylinder in the viewport.
- Surface.Thicken - This node gives us a closed solid by offsetting the surface a given distance and closing the form. The default thickness value is 1, and we see a shelled cylinder in the viewport in line with these values.
- Number Slider - Rather than using the default values for all of these inputs, let's add some parametric control to the model.
- Domain Edit - after adding the number slider to the canvas, click the caret in the top left to reveal the domain options.
- Min/Max/Step - change the min, max, and step values to 0,2, and 0.01 respectively. We are doing this to control the size of the overall geometry.
- Number Sliders - In all of the default inputs, let's copy and paste this number slider (select the slider, hit Ctrl+C, then Ctrl+V) several times, until all of the inputs with defaults have a slider instead. Some of the slider values will have to be larger than zero to get the definition to work (ie: you need an extrusion depth in order to have a surface to thicken).
We've now created a parametric shelled cylinder with these sliders. Try to flex some of these parameters and see the geometry update dynamically in the Dynamo viewport.
- Number Sliders - taking this a step further, we've added a lot of sliders to the canvas, and need to clean up the interface of the tool we just created. Right click on one slider, select "Rename..." and change each slider to the appropriate name for its parameter. You can reference the image above for names.
At this point, we've created an awesome thickening cylinder thing. This is one object currently, let's look at how to create an array of cylinders that remains dynamically linked. To do this, we're going to create a list of cylinders, rather than working with a single item.
- Addition (+) - Our goal is to add a row of cylinders next to the cylinder we've created. If we want to add one cylinder adjacent to the current one, we need to consider both radius of the cylinder and the thickness of its shell. We get this number by adding the two values of the sliders.
This step is more involved so let's walk through it slowly: the end goal is to create a list of numbers which define the locations of each cylinder in a row.
- Multiplication - First, we want to multiply the value from the previous step by 2. The value from the previous step represents a radius, and we want to move the cylinder the full diameter.
- Number Sequence - we create an array of numbers with this node. The first input is the multiplication node from the previous step into the step value. The start value can be set to 0.0 using a number node.
- Integer Slider - For the amount value, we connect an integer slider. This will define how many cylinders are created.
- Output - This list shows us the distance moved for each cylinder in the array, and is parametrically driven by the original sliders.
- This step is simple enough - plug the sequence defined in the previous step into the x input of the original Point.ByCoordinates. This will replace the slider pointX which we can delete. We now see an array of cylinders in the viewport (make sure the integer slider is larger than 0).
The chain of cylinders is still dynamically linked to all of the sliders. Flex each slider to watch the definition update!


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slideBox.js
A jQuery plugin for easy creation of responsive lightbox-style
media galleries and carousels. Features:
- Groups together your media in a lightbox-style gallery or carousel.
- Autorotating carousels.
- Carousel pager support.
- Basic CSS transitions between slides.
- Lazyloads images and video through lazysizes.js.
- Minimal styling included.
See below for basic setup and examples.
Download the distribution from the GitHub repository.
Setup
- Add slidebox.css to the header of your html.
- Load jQuery in your page, preferably in the footer to optimize load times.
- On the next line load slidebox-min.js. Then, initialize the slideBox function.
- Create a gallery by wrapping your images in an element
with classslide-box
. See the examples below, and the source of this page.
Examples
Example 1: Image Grid with Zoom
HTML structure:
You can nest images one element deep. The parent element needs to have a class of slide
. For instance:
Provide your own CSS for layout. The example below uses background-size: cover
to create image blocks equal in size. Find the CSS included in /demo/demo.css.
Example 2: Carousel
Create a carousel by adding the class slide-box-carousel
to your container. Carousels have support built-in for pager functionality. The pager needs to be included in the HTML.
As a starting point, the default slidebox.css
provides a responsive width of 50% as a starting point, with an image ratio of 4/3. You can override this in your own CSS. For instance, if you need the carousel to have a fixed width.
The carousel above has been set to 100% of its parent by defining these styles:
For now, use the keyword !important
to make sure the override sticks.
Example 2A: Automatic Looping
Create a carousel that loops by itself by setting two data attributes:
data-loop
true
orfalse
.
[default: false]data-interval
- Time between slide transitions in ms.
[default: 5000ms]
Example 3: Lazy Loading
slideBox.js can lazyload images through the lazysizes.js plugin.
To make this work:
- Add the CSS class
lazyload
to yourelement. - Move your image source to a data attribute
data-src
.
...


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#include <iocontrollers.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| NIUController (ParseXML *XML_interface, InputParameter *interface_ip_) | |
| void | set_niu_param () |
| void | computeEnergy (bool is_tdp=true) |
| void | displayEnergy (uint32_t indent=0, int plevel=100, bool is_tdp=true) |
| ~NIUController () | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Component | |
| Component () | |
| ~Component () | |
| double | compute_gate_area (int gate_type, int num_inputs, double w_pmos, double w_nmos, double h_gate) |
| double | compute_tr_width_after_folding (double input_width, double threshold_folding_width) |
| double | height_sense_amplifier (double pitch_sense_amp) |
Public Attributes | |
| ParseXML * | XML |
| InputParameter | interface_ip |
| NIUParam | niup |
| powerDef | power_t |
| uca_org_t | local_result |
| Public Attributes inherited from Component | |
| Area | area |
| powerDef | power |
| powerDef | rt_power |
| double | delay |
| double | cycle_time |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from Component | |
| int | logical_effort (int num_gates_min, double g, double F, double *w_n, double *w_p, double C_load, double p_to_n_sz_ratio, bool is_dram_, bool is_wl_tr_, double max_w_nmos) |
Definition at line 45 of file iocontrollers.h.
| NIUController::NIUController | ( | ParseXML * | XML_interface, |
| InputParameter * | interface_ip_ | ||
| ) |
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Definition at line 56 of file iocontrollers.h.
| void NIUController::computeEnergy | ( | bool | is_tdp = true | ) |
Definition at line 151 of file iocontrollers.cc.
| void NIUController::displayEnergy | ( | uint32_t | indent = 0 , |
| int | plevel = 100 , |
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| void NIUController::set_niu_param | ( | ) |
Definition at line 193 of file iocontrollers.cc.
| InputParameter NIUController::interface_ip |
Definition at line 48 of file iocontrollers.h.
| uca_org_t NIUController::local_result |
Definition at line 51 of file iocontrollers.h.
| NIUParam NIUController::niup |
Definition at line 49 of file iocontrollers.h.
| powerDef NIUController::power_t |
Definition at line 50 of file iocontrollers.h.
| ParseXML* NIUController::XML |
Definition at line 47 of file iocontrollers.h.