CFD Basic Template¶
This event facilitates generating a CFD model for wind flow around a building. A template is provided to the user to generate an OpenFOAM model based on a set of parameters for mesh generation and CFD simulation. The user needs to specify the domain size, mesh size, boundary conditions, simulation parameters and the method for extracting wind forces on the building as shown in fig-cfd-template
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The following are the steps the user should follow to use the CFD template:
Specify the domain size in different directions using the input fields in the domain size group. It is important to note here that the size is relative to the building size. A three dimensional view is provided to allow the user to visualize the domain size. The 3D view should also indicate the location of the wind flow inlet.
Prescribe mesh sizes at the building surface and the outer edge of the wind field boundary. Mesh sizes are specified in meters. Users can visualize the prescribed mesh size compared to the domain and building sizes, only for the top surfaces.
The next step is to specify the boundary conditions on the sides, top and bottom of the domain. The user can select between wall or symmetry plane boundary conditions.
Optionally, the user can also specify up to three inner sub-domains. The desired mesh size and dimensions of sub-domains can be specified and they follow the same convention as the main domain.
Basic and advanced simulation parameters needs to be specified. The user can specify the total time, time step, wind velocity, turbulence model used in the OpenFOAM CFD simulation.
Finally, the user needs to specify how the force on the building are extracted. Currently, the only method supported is to group forces on the building into bins of equal height, where each bin corresponds to a building floor. In addition, a start time for the applying the forces on the building model has to be specified, forces before that time will not be used. This allows the user to ignore force values in the beginning of the CFD simulation as they may not be accurate.
It has to be noted that this event can only run remotely at DesignSafe-CI, and is not supported to be run on the local computer. Once the analysis is run a mesh is generated using Gmsh based on the meshing parameters specified by the user, then and OpenFOAM model is generated, analyzed and its output will be used to extract forces acting on the building, assuming the building is a rigid body. It is also important to note that intermediate meshing and CFD simulation results are available in the output archive folder for the user to inspect, if needed.


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“Confound it, Jeeves,” I remarked, as I returned home from another late-night session at The Drones. “Yet again, I have had to swell Oofy Prosser’s already considerably swollen bank account.” For those who don’t know him Oofy is the club millionaire and has the stuff in sackfuls.
“The man just does not know how to lose and manages to escape from completely lost positions time and again. Would you like to see an example?”
“That would be most gratifying, sir,” replied London’s premier manservant.
I rapidly set up the board as shown above. “I had this simple 52 to play and quickly chose bar/20, 12/10, making the golden point and minimising shots, the logical play I think you will agree. Oofy rolled 21 which he played 24/23, 17/15*. I stayed on the bar by rolling double 1 and as usual Bertram went on to lose a gammon. I think you can agree, Jeeves, that I was deucedly unlucky?”
“I would like to agree with you, sir, but sadly I think we must add this position to the list that you have entitled Bertram’s Bloomers.”
“Good Lord, Jeeves. How so?” I enquired.
“Firstly, if you enter on the 20-pt with the 5 then the 2 should be played 7/5, taking the sting out of White’s rolls of 21 and 11. A small but crucial detail that I think you must have overlooked. However, the bigger mistake was to enter on the 20-pt at all. The correct play with your 52 is bar/23, 20/15.”
“I have to say I did not even consider that move, surely making the golden point is clear and obvious?”
“Ordinarily it is something to be desired but there are exceptions to every rule and this position is one of them.”
“Kindly explain why, my good man”.
“Certainly, sir. You are behind in the race, which is an indicator that the 23-pt would be a better point than the 20-pt to hold. White has very little spare time and if you leave a blot on White’s 2-pt it can be attacked when White rolls large numbers. It is much better for Black if those large numbers have to be played awkwardly, which may well be the case if you hold the 2-pt anchor. The other key factor is that you want spare checkers in the outer boards to attack White’s blot(s) and to possibly complete a full prime by making your 8-pt.”
 I must admit, this analysis has both astonished and educated me.”
“My pleasure, sir. I will just add this position to the list.”
“And then please bring me a large whisky and soda to provide me with some solace.”
Note: My thanks to Edward Onny for showing me this position.
“The man just does not know how to lose and manages to escape from completely lost positions time and again. Would you like to see an example?”
“That would be most gratifying, sir,” replied London’s premier manservant.
I rapidly set up the board as shown above. “I had this simple 52 to play and quickly chose bar/20, 12/10, making the golden point and minimising shots, the logical play I think you will agree. Oofy rolled 21 which he played 24/23, 17/15*. I stayed on the bar by rolling double 1 and as usual Bertram went on to lose a gammon. I think you can agree, Jeeves, that I was deucedly unlucky?”
“I would like to agree with you, sir, but sadly I think we must add this position to the list that you have entitled Bertram’s Bloomers.”
“Good Lord, Jeeves. How so?” I enquired.
“Firstly, if you enter on the 20-pt with the 5 then the 2 should be played 7/5, taking the sting out of White’s rolls of 21 and 11. A small but crucial detail that I think you must have overlooked. However, the bigger mistake was to enter on the 20-pt at all. The correct play with your 52 is bar/23, 20/15.”
“I have to say I did not even consider that move, surely making the golden point is clear and obvious?”
“Ordinarily it is something to be desired but there are exceptions to every rule and this position is one of them.”
“Kindly explain why, my good man”.
“Certainly, sir. You are behind in the race, which is an indicator that the 23-pt would be a better point than the 20-pt to hold. White has very little spare time and if you leave a blot on White’s 2-pt it can be attacked when White rolls large numbers. It is much better for Black if those large numbers have to be played awkwardly, which may well be the case if you hold the 2-pt anchor. The other key factor is that you want spare checkers in the outer boards to attack White’s blot(s) and to possibly complete a full prime by making your 8-pt.”
 I must admit, this analysis has both astonished and educated me.”
“My pleasure, sir. I will just add this position to the list.”
“And then please bring me a large whisky and soda to provide me with some solace.”
Note: My thanks to Edward Onny for showing me this position.
1. Cubeful 2-ply bar/23 20/15 Eq.: +0.545 0.637 0.146 0.005 - 0.363 0.121 0.004 2. Cubeful 2-ply bar/20 7/5 Eq.: +0.466 (-0.079) 0.612 0.156 0.009 - 0.388 0.146 0.002 3. Cubeful 2-ply bar/20 12/10 Eq.: +0.406 (-0.138) 0.597 0.149 0.008 - 0.403 0.153 0.002 4. Cubeful 0-ply bar/23 12/7 Eq.: +0.370 (-0.175) 0.577 0.144 0.006 - 0.423 0.129 0.003 5. Cubeful 0-ply bar/23 7/2 Eq.: +0.139 (-0.406) 0.533 0.143 0.005 - 0.467 0.244 0.014


@Cryptoon I do agree with the model of rewarding those who create value over the longterm and not everyone have the same work ethics or level of contribution, those who offer more value and have more responsibility should be rewarded , also parenting play a huge part on the development of individuals, so short term gratification over long term progress maybe be why some workers like their extra 100 now , it called high time preference , teaching a child to postpone reward now for big stake in future is important , @jl777c parent did something right , lol I watched him in the early days work like a mad man for an unknown future pre KMD , joined mainly for dex at that time
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The history of Tesla and Elon Musk: A radical vision for the future of autos
Tesla sparks to life – July 1
Tesla sparks to life
Tesla is founded by Martin Eberhard (pictured above)Â and Marc Tarpenning. The engineers become CEO and CFO, respectively. Eberhard and Tarpenning were inspired to create the company after General Motors ended its EV1 program and destroyed the electric cars. They named their company after famed inventor Nikola Tesla, a pioneer in electricity.
Musk enters the fold
Musk enters the fold
Elon Musk gets in the mix. The entrepreneur who made a fortune at PayPal, helps lead the Series A funding round for Tesla and invests $6.35 million of his own money. He becomes chairman of the board following that investment.
Lotus helps with design
Lotus helps with design
Tesla signs a contract with Lotus Cars, a British company that makes sports and race cars. Lotus provided the chassis and body design of Tesla's first vehicle, The Roadster.
Google money
Google money
Google founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page invest in the company during its Series B round of funding, which is led by Musk.
The Roadster is born – July 19
The Roadster is born
Tesla unveils the prototype design for its Roadster.
The not-so-âsecretâ plan for Tesla – August 6
The not-so-âsecretâ plan for Tesla
Musk publishes his âsecretâ plan for the company. âBuild sports car. Use that money to build an affordable car. Use that money to build an even more affordable car. While doing above, also provide zero emission electric power generation options.â
Leadership shuffle – August 8
Leadership shuffle
Eberhard (pictured) steps down as CEO and moves to the companyâs advisory board. The move was contentious. Michael Marks, an early Tesla investor takes over as interim CEO until Ze'ev Drori, an entrepreneur and racecar driver joins as permanent CEO in late November.
Muskâs star rises – November 26
Muskâs star rises
Inc. Magazine names Elon Musk Entrepreneur of the Year for 2007.
Founderâs fight begins – January
Founderâs fight begins
Co-founders Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning leave the company.
Musk gets the first Roadster – February 1
Musk gets the first Roadster
The first Tesla roadster is delivered to Elon Musk.
Roadster assembly line opens – March 17
Roadster assembly line opens
General production begins for Teslaâs first car, The Roadster.
Musk takes over – October
Musk takes over
Elon Musk takes over as CEO and lays off 25% of the workforce.
Strapped for cash – November
Strapped for cash
Tesla has just $9 million on hand and is in jeopardy of not being able to deliver Roadsters to customers who already paid as much as $109,000 for them. The company secures $40 million in funding from investors by issuing convertible debt to help it avoid bankruptcy and meet production goals.
Meet the Model S – March 26
Meet the Model S
Tesla introduces the Model S prototype, a luxury 4-door sedan with 518 horsepower with prices starting at $76,000.
Mercedes money – May 19
Mercedes money
Daimler AG acquires a 10% stake in Tesla for $50 million. The cash infusion helps save the company after the financial crisis that led to the Great Recession almost killed the electric car maker.
Founders sue Musk – June 10
Founders sue Musk
Former CEO Martin Eberhard accuses Elon Musk of rewriting history and sues him for libel because he says Musk unfairly blamed him in interviews for Teslaâs delays and financial problems. In the suit, Eberhard claims Tesla purposely damaged his Tesla Roadster before delivering it to him. Eberhard would drop the suit in September.
Department of Energy loan – June 23
Department of Energy loan
Tesla receives a $465 million loan from the US Department of Energy.
Tesla finds a new HQ – August 18
Tesla finds a new HQ
Tesla announces that itâs moving its corporate headquarters and powertrain development facility to Palo Alto, California.
Tesla goes public – June 29
Tesla goes public
Tesla debuts on the Nasdaq at $17 a share. The companyâs IPO raises $226 million.
Toyota buys a stake – June 30
Toyota buys a stake
Toyota Motors invests $50 million and enters into a joint venture with TeslaÂ to develop electric cars and parts.
Fremont factory opens – October 27
Fremont factory opens
Tesla moves into a factory in Fremont, California. The factory formerly housed an auto plant jointly operated by GM and Toyota. Tesla begins production of the the Model S, and eventually adds the Model X and Model 3 lines to the facility.
Musk shows off the Model S – October 2
Musk shows off the Model S
Musk unveils the prototype of the Model S at a private event at the plant in Fremont, California.
Here comes the Model X – February 9
Here comes the Model X
Tesla announces the Model X, its falcon-winged crossover SUV at an event at the Tesla Design studio in Hawthorne, California.
Free charges for Tesla owners – September 24
Free charges for Tesla owners
Tesla Motors launches its Supercharger Network with 6 charging stations across California allowing Model S owners to charge their cars for free.
Tough times for Tesla – Early
Tough times for Tesla
Following the release of the Model S, Teslaâs stock enters a nose-dive that threatens its existence, according to Musk biographer Ashlee Vance. According to his book, Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future, Musk had lined up a deal for Google to purchase the company for $6 billion. But Teslaâs sales picked up in May and Musk was able to back out of the deal.
Tesla makes a profit – May 8
Tesla makes a profit
Tesla reports its first quarterly profit. About a week later the company raises $1.02 billion in debt and equityÂ to repay DOE loans.
Fire on the Tesla – October 1
Fire on the Tesla
A Tesla vehicle catches fire in Seattle after the car collided with debris on the road. The driver is not injured, but itâs the first in a series of fires that prompt the company to add extra protection to the vehicleâs chassis.
Gigafactory changes the business – February
Gigafactory changes the business
Tesla sells $2 billion in bonds to fund its Gigafactory1 in Nevada. The factory makes batteries for its Model 3 sedan and energy storage units for its solar business.
Semi-autonomous driving – October
Semi-autonomous driving
Musk introduces semi-autonomous driving at a company event.
Tesla wants to power your home – April
Tesla wants to power your home
The company unveils its Powerwall home and Powerpack industrial battery packs. The packs work with its solar roof business and help store the converted solar energy for later use.

Raising more money – August 20
Raising more money
Tesla sells 2.69 million shares for $738 million to raise capital for a number of infrastructure projects, including a battery factory and a new production facility for its Model 3.
Model X ships – September
Model X ships
Tesla begins shipping its Model X crossover. The luxury SUV starts at about $89,000 but regularly sells for more than $100,000 with options included.
Auto-pilot hits the road – October
Auto-pilot hits the road
Semi-autonomous driving, called Â âauto-pilot,â begins rolling out on Tesla vehicles. The title is something of a misnomer because drivers still need to keep their hands on the wheel and stay alert.
Model 3 is the future – March 31
Model 3 is the future
Tesla unveils the Model 3, itâs mass market vehicle.
More money for expansion – May
More money for expansion
Tesla sells $1.46 billion in stock to raise money to ramp up production of the Model 3. Musk estimates that the company will need to invest more than $2 billion in its Fremont, California, facility to meet its goal of producing 500,000 cars by the end of 2018.
Muskâs production brag – May 4
Muskâs production brag
Musk makes a bold prediction about Teslaâs production capabilities and predicts the company will make between 100,000 and 200,000 in the second half of 2017 and complete 500,000 total vehicles in 2018, about 6 times its 2016 production level. The prediction turns out to be wildly incorrect -- Tesla only delivered about 55,000 vehicles in the second half of 2017.
Autopilot accident – May 7
Autopilot accident
A driver using Teslaâs driver assistance system gets into a fatal accident. It marks the beginning of a series of crashes related to Teslaâs âautopilotâ function, which is not fully autonomous and requires the driver to keep their hands on the wheel.
Safest car ever? – June 13
Safest car ever?
Tesla announces that the National Highway Safety Traffic Administration gave the Model X crossover its first perfect safety rating ever.
SolarCity – August 1
SolarCity
Tesla agrees to purchase SolarCity for $2.6 billion. The company was started by Muskâs cousins and Musk was the chairman of the company and had invested in it.
Battery powered island – November
Battery powered island
Tesla takes over the American Samoan island of Ta'u, which has a population of about 600, and converts it to a solar and battery microgrid to test its ability to provide 100% renewable energy. Â Meanwhile, Tesla announces that it has purchased the German company Grohman Engineering, which specializes in automation for manufacturing.
Tencent investment – March
Tencent investment
Tesla announces a $1.8 billion investment from Tencent Holdings Ltd. for 5% of the company. Tencent at the time is Chinaâs "most valuable company.â
Toyota exits – June 5
Toyota exits
Toyota dumps its stake in Tesla.
Battery powered Australia? – July
Battery powered Australia?
Tesla wins a contract to install the world's biggest grid-scale battery in South Australia. The Hornsdale Power Reserve with total capacity of 100 megawatts was connected to the grid on December 1, 2017.
Stock crashes – July 6
Stock crashes
After briefly reigning as the most valuable car company in the world, Tesla stock crashes on disappointing news about missed deliveries for its Model X and Model S. The company loses more than $12 billion, or about 5.6% of its value.
Tesla introduces tractor trailer – November 16
Tesla introduces tractor trailer
Tesla announces plans to build an electric semi truck, for production in 2019.
Tesla helps out with Puerto Rico power – October
Tesla helps out with Puerto Rico power
Tesla brings 700 solar panels to the "Hospital del NiÃ±o" in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria.
Behind on production – January
Behind on production
Production issues abound with the Model 3 sedan. The company says it still hasnât been able to meet production goals and only made 2,425 Model 3 sedans over the last three months. They had predicted 5,000 per week.
Tesla goes to space – February 6
Tesla goes to space
Elon Musk launches a Tesla Roadster into space. It caught a ride on a rocket from his other company, SpaceX.
Tesla hits its goals – July 2
Tesla hits its goals
Tesla finally surpasses its production goal of 5,000 Model 3 sedans per week.
Teslaâs Model 3 is No. 1 – August
Teslaâs Model 3 is No. 1
The Model 3 surpasses the Nissan Leaf as world's best selling plug-in car. Tesla sold more than 59,000 for the year, while Nissan sold about 57,000.
What did Musk just tweet? – August 7
What did Musk just tweet?
Am considering taking Tesla private at $420. Funding secured.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) August 7, 2018
"Am considering taking Tesla private at $420. Funding secured." Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweets about taking company private. The move sends Tesla stock soaring more than 10% before trading was halted. Musk later backs off the plans to go private.
Engineer blows the whistle – August
Engineer blows the whistle
Former Tesla security employee Karl Hansen files a tip with the Securities and Exchange Commission alleging that Tesla suppressed an internal investigation into various criminal activities at its Nevada Gigafactory.
SEC sues Musk over tweets – September 28
SEC sues Musk over tweets
The Securities and Exchange Commission sues Tesla CEO Elon Musk making "false and misleading" statementsÂ to investors in an August 7, 2018 tweet. Later that month -- and after mocking the agency on twitter -- Musk settles with SEC for $20 million and steps down as chairman of Tesla. The company pays a $20 million fine as well and pledges to monitor Muskâs social media usage.
DOJ investigation – October 26
DOJ investigation
The Department of Justice has been investigating the company, Tesla announces. The electric carmaker says it complied with a "voluntary request for documents" from the DOJ about Tesla's "public guidance" about Model 3 production. They want to know if the company misled investors about its production capabilities.
Tax credits expire – December 31
Tax credits expire
A $7,500 government tax credit for electric vehicles ends after Tesla sells enough vehicles to trigger its expiration. The lack of a credit effectively raises the price of the Tesla. Tesla counters the move by lowering the price of its Model 3, Model S and Model X by $2,000.
Tesla cuts its staff – January 2
Tesla cuts its staff
Tesla announced it would cut its full-time workforce by 7%.
Executive exodus – February 20
Executive exodus
Teslaâs top lawyer announces heâs leaving the company because of a bad cultural fit. General counsel Dane Butswinkas, who joined Tesla in December, will return to his legal practice. His is just the latest in a spate of departures. In January, chief financial officer, Deepak Ahuja, who returned to the company for less than two years after its previous CFO unexpectedly quit, leaves.
SEC asks for contempt – February 26
SEC asks for contempt
Tesla made 0 cars in 2011, but will make around 500k in 2019
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) February 20, 2019
The Securities and Exchange Commission asks a federal judge to hold Musk in contempt for violating a settlement deal reached last year. Musk tweeted on February 19 that "Tesla made 0 cars in 2011, but will make around 500k in 2019." Hours later, Musk sent a follow-up tweet indicating that the company will actually deliver just 400,000 cars this year. The tweets about production appear to violate the agreement reached in 2018 to have all of Muskâs company communications vetted.
Closing dealers and a cheaper Model 3 – March 1
Closing dealers and a cheaper Model 3
Musk outlines plans to finally make a $35,000 Model 3. To get there, Tesla initially says it will close most of its stores, or dealers, and lay off retail workers to make it financially possible to produce the cheaper model. Musk later revises the plan and walks back the store closings in favor of raising the price for most of its models by 3%.
Tesla unveils the Model Y SUV – March 14
Tesla unveils the Model Y SUV
Tesla introduces its Model Y SUV, which is designed for a mass market price point. Tesla expects the car to become its best selling model, moreso than the Model 3 sedan.


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There’s a lot of open data available about the demographics and geography of the planet. But this information is not necessarily supervised in any particular structure from which insights can be drawn.
The task was to create clusters of distinct commercial centers or markets using points of interest data of a city. Points of interest (POI) data provides location information of different places along with their defining tags like school, type of outlets,type of building, etc.
POI data refers to the coordinates of any physical entity with a tag describing its type like commercial buildings, schools, hospitals, restaurants, etc.
Data Source
OpenPOIMap is web application for visualizing and using Points of Interests (POI) from OpenStreetMap data.
Overpy is a Python Wrapper to access the Overpass API to get OSM data for the desired city. Overpy can uery OverPass API and returns JSON and XML response data.
Overpass-turbo can also be used to frame Overpy queries.
Objective
- Get Points of Interest from open data sources like open street maps (OSM).
- Understand how spatial location data works
- Understand spatial vector data types and how to manipulate it using your language of choice.
- Understand necessary GIS concepts like projections, spatial clustering, etc.
- Figure out a way of clustering these points into commercial centers/markets. Use standard size polygons also to cluster the points.
- Find and label the most significant clusters, statistically and intuitively.
- Visualize the resultant commercial centres/markets.
Methodology
Preparing the Dataset
Gather Data
- Used Overpy (Python wrapper to access Overpass API) to get all Point of Interests for a particular city by providing cooridnates of the city.
- Overpy returns a list of Nodes along with node_id, lat, lon and JSON of tags of the particular node. The size of list was 314426.
- Remove the Nodes from the list which don’t had any tags.
- Convert all the nodes data along with their tags to a Pandas DataFrame. The DataFrame had 5140 rows and 390 columns.
Data Cleaning
- Select only relevant data like ‘node_id’, ‘lat’, ‘lon’, ‘name’ and ‘amenity’.
- Drop the rows which don’t have amenities. Out of 5140 nodes, only 1242 had non-empty amenities in the dataset.
- Remove the amenities which do not represent marketplace like fountain, house, graveyard, etc.
Analyze the Dataset
Plot the coordinates
Plot the coordinates on the map using gmplot.
Link to Delhi POI Scatter map HTML
The dataset contains some points which are isolated and do not contribute to form a marketplace. This can be considered as noise/outliers and should be removed from the dataset.
Create Clusters
Remove noise using DBSCAN
DBSCAN, (Density-Based Spatial Clustering of Applications with Noise), captures the insight that clusters are dense groups of points. The idea is that if a particular point belongs to a cluster, it should be near to lots of other points in that cluster.
The value of epsilon (the local radius for expanding clusters) is 1/6371 i.e., 1 kilometer per radian.
kms_per_radian = 6371.0088
epsilon = 1 / kms_per_radian
Everything that is not signal is by definition noise, so everything that DBSCAN cannot cluster is labeled “noise”. Around 100 points were marked as outliers and removed from the dataset. DBSCAN predict the number of clusters which can be formed on the dataset which was 102.
Agglomerative Hierarchical Clustering
Agglomerative clustering works in a “bottom-up” manner. That is, each object is initially considered as a single-element cluster (leaf). At each step of the algorithm, the two clusters that are the most similar are combined into a new bigger cluster (nodes). This procedure is iterated until all points are member of just one single big cluster (root).
From the plot, we can conclude that many small clusters can be created from the dataset.
Create Clusters using K-Means
K-means clustering is one of the simplest and popular unsupervised machine learning algorithms. To process the learning data, the K-means algorithm in data mining starts with a first group of randomly selected centroids, which are used as the beginning points for every cluster, and then performs iterative (repetitive) calculations to optimize the positions of the centroids.
The total number of clusters is 102.
Find Polygon points using Convex Hull
Given a set of points in the plane, the convex hull of the set is the smallest convex polygon that contains all the points in it.
Draw Polygons using Gmplot
Gmplot is a matplotlib-like interface to generate the HTML and javascript to render all the data user would like on top of Google Maps. Gmplot also draws polygon and generates the HTML file.
Link to Delhi Polygons with POI HTML
Classification of Most Significant Clusters
Most significant clusters are classified on the basis of number of nodes/shops in a particular polygon. Higher the number of nodes, bigger the market. The threshold is 45, i.e., if a cluster have nodes greater than 45, than it would be most significant. Out of 102 polygons, 17 are most significant, 81 are less significant while 4 have nodes less than 5, so they were rejected.
There are two colours of polygon. Polygons with Red colour are more significant that polygons having Yellow colour.
Delhi entertainments polygons HTML
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When the application is called in the command line it can have two optional arguments:
i [ip address] -> IP address of the identity server
Default: tejo.tecnico.ulisboa.pt
p [port of address] -> Port of the identity server on that IP address
Default: 59000
The file descriptors are handled with the select() function.
In order to explain better the work that is done in this block, there is a need to know how the server ban implementation works. It's based in two major calls:
ban_server(list, server) - Puts the server in a list of servers who are banned, and sets it's ban time to a specified time. If it already exists restore the ban time to the specified time.
is_banned(list, server) - Checks if server is banned, returns true if it's banned and false if not. The ban time counter on that server is decreased.
If a server is not answering the server is banned and removed from the messages servers list. Then starts the look for a new server that is not banned, if we find one that is already banned it is removed from the message servers list. Until we find a non banned server or there aren't no servers left in the list.
On the end of the block one of two cases will happen:
If the servers fetched are still the same after every fetch the banned servers will became unbanned eventually and can be used after that.
The program only uses the block after errors on sending outgoing communications to servers.
If there isn't a server selected to work.
Or if the server didn't passed the test in the specified time.
Now how does the program states that the server is not working. After each user request to the server a test is performed. Based on the ask_for_messages() call, we can determine if the server is answering or not.
So after a publish() is called to perform a user request a ask_for_messages() is also called with a parameter who sets the no need to print the answer when it comes. In the mean time the test is scheduled with a call to ask_server_test() and a internal flag is set.
The timer is responsible to check whether the server answered or not.
Every time the timer is triggered the function exec_server_test() is called and if ask_server_test() was called the "counter" inside exec_server_test() is incremented, if it happened two times the server is considered not_answering.
If a server answers with a valid response, the flag is reset and the next timer trigger will clean the test and the server is not marked as unresponsive.
To test after a user call to ask_for_messages() the same is done, only the parameter who states if the result is to print or not is set to print output.
The client is projected to only be able to receive one type of message from the messages servers. the messages carries one header: 'MESSAGES\n'
and can contain multiple lines after that containing info on each message.
First thing to do is allocate some space in memory to save our incoming communication, being sent via UDP, the message arrives all at once and the buffer needs to have size for the entire communication.
The size is calculated knowing the number of messages that were requested to the server. If the server sends more, some info may be lost.
After receiving the information, it is printed to the user. With a little aesthetic modification.
The commands that the user can input are: These are not case-sensitive and there are numeric shortcuts.
| Command | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| show_servers | 1 |
| publish message | 2 |
| show_latest_messages n | 3 |
| show_selected_server | 4 |
| exit | 9 |
To interpret the user request the function
is called.
The first word until it finds a white-space is saved in 'a'.
Then we throw away the white-space.
And finally the next 140 characters, if not found new-line, are saved in 'b'.
For comparing the commands with the user_input strcasecmp() is used to compare without case sensitive characters.
There's protection to escape characters input, who prevent that messages are sent with possibly dangerous to program characters.
If the user inputs a message with more than 140 characters, the remaining is discarded.
The user is asked if he really wants to send the sliced message, if the operation in 'a' is publish.
See publish() to know more on how are messages sent.
See ask_for_messages() to see how the requests are made.
The show_servers command prints the list currently being used to select the server at work.
Exit command breaks out of the loop.


Truth behind why X Factor: All Stars has been scrapped as Simon Cowell 'in crisis'
EXCLUSIVE: A planned series called X Factor All Stars has been axed at the last minute
by Molly Pike, Mark Jefferies, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/molly-pike/Simon Cowell is facing the biggest challenge of his TV career with the prospect of The X Factor running out of hit singers and viewers.
A planned series called X Factor All Stars has been axed at the last minute as Cowell struggled to get big name former stars to take part, it is claimed.
Leona Lewis is among those believed to have backed out.
Amid chaotic meetings behind-the-scenes, the music mogul cancelled his 60th birthday party last week, flew in his closest confidantes for advice and allegedly sacked six staff in a week as he worked tirelessly to save his brand.
But at the weekend The X Factor: Celebrity series, which features Nicole Scherzinger as a judge, drew its lowest ratings yet of 3.1 million.
The embarrassing figures add to Cowell’s woes as ITV bosses have yet to sign a new contract for X Factor and Britain’s Got Talent next year.
A TV source claimed: “Cowell did not have a happy birthday and this is now a real crisis for the show. He has struggled to get anyone to take part in All Stars.”
Yesterday Cowell revealed plans for a new X Factor show next month called X Factor: The Band. It is being rushed out to premiere before a similar BBC show called The Search, featuring Little Mix.
But Cowell played down claims of a crisis saying: "When I cancelled my birthday party it was written I was in some sort of crisis mode.
A senior exec who works with Cowell also insisted last night that he was not panicking about the current situation.
The source said: “Simon has really rolled his sleeves up and is determined to make both the current series and X Factor: The Band a big success. He is more focused on work than he has been in years.
“All Stars has been postponed until 2020, it wasn’t cancelled because of a lack of big acts. “The new contract with ITV has not been formally signed But there are only a few minor details being finalised.”


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iPhone 3G 2.2.1
I've been frustrated with the fact that the user cannot edit the autocorrect dictionary on the iPhone, so I looked around today and found the location of the US English database file to be:
/System/Library/TextInput/TextInput_en.bundle/Unigrams-en_US.dat. There is also an index file with a file suffix of .idx in the same directory.
I also found that someone has written a Java program called iphoneshop to edit not only the dictionary, but also the keyboard artwork and layout. If anyone knows of an application that runs on the iPhone (jailbreak apps are okay) and will allow me to edit the dictionary, please let me know.
Update: iphoneshop doesn't work with 2.x firmware. Oh well.


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- STARTUP-0010 - Application start with no podcasts in the podcasts directory
- STARTUP-0020 - Application startup with podcasts in the podcast directory
- STARTUP-0030 - Application started with file permissions but no podcasts


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Starting from the ideea that a library should help us, not hinder us
There's always a balance between what it can offer us vs what complexity it adds
class App extends React.Component{
render(){
return (

Hello world

)
}
}
const App = () => {
return (

Hello world

)
}
Si, lately ..
import React, { useState, useCallback } from 'react';
const App = () => {
const [isAGoodDay, setAGoodDay] = useState(false);
const onClick = useCallback(() => setAGoodDay(true), []);
if(isAGoodDay){
return (

Soare in februarie

)
} else {
return (

Afara ninge

)
}
}
Indeed, "old school" classes did and will work very good.
Though, what if I told you the "old school" at some point were cutting edge?
var React = require('react');
var divStyle = {
color: 'red'
};
var App = React.createClass({
render() {
return React.createElement('div', {
style: divStyle
}, 'Hello world')
}
});
var React = require('react');
var App = React.createClass({
render() {
var divStyle = { color: 'red' };
return (

Hello world

)
}
});
import React from 'react';
class App extends React.Component {
render() {
var divStyle = { color: 'red' };
return (

Hello world

)
}
}
import React from 'react';
const App = ({ style }) => {
return (

Hello world

)
}
Then someone came up with an ideea
What if we have a function that creates component, wrapping other components (usually called a factory)? And what if we call it a High Order Component (HOC)?
const withLocation = (WrappedComponent) => {
return class extends React.Component {
render() {
return <WrappedComponent {...this.props} location={window.location} />
}
}
}
class App extends React.Component {
render() {
return (

Hello world

)
}
}
const WrappedApp = withLocation(App);
Then something called Render props
const App = () => (
<DataProvider render={data => {
return
Hello {data.target}

}}
/>
)
.. and a special case of this called Child as a Function
const App = () => (
<OtherDataProvider>
{(data) => {
return
Hello {data.target}

}}
</OtherDataProvider>
)
How awesome would it be if you could use a simple function, but with the power of a class?
Meet hooks
// there are a few of the standard hooks
import React, { useState, useCallback, useMemo, useEffect } from 'react';
const App = () => {
// this keeps a value between renders
const [value, setValue] = useState(0);
// a memoized value is a value computed only when the depencies array ([value]) changes
// this is done in order to prevent extra work for the computer
const memoizedValue = useMemo(() => value+1, [value]);
// this is just like a normal function, but it's memoized between renders
const callback = useCallback(() => {
console.log('Callback called');
}, [value]);
// useEffect recieved a functions and calls it whenever something in the deps array changes
// in this case, it's only called on mount
useEffect(() => {
console.log('Mount');
// you can return a function that will be called on the components unmount
return () => {
console.log('Unmount');
}
}, [])
// this gets called whenever value changes
useEffect(() => {
console.log('New value is ', value);
}, [value]);
return (

Hello world

)
}
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You should now have a new icon in your Code sidebar
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Jeff Bezos could help Redskins with new stadium: report
by Matthew ParasAmazon founder Jeff Bezos is interested in owning an NFL team and has become close with league owners, including Washington’s Dan Snyder, according to a new report from CBS Sports.
Jason La Canfora reported Sunday that “some believe” Bezos could help the Redskins’ pursuit of a new stadium, as well.
“Perhaps even with an Amazon sponsorship,” La Canfora writes.
The Redskins are in the midst of trying to build a new stadium with FedEx Field’s lease set to expire in 2027. Team president Bruce Allen said over the summer that an announcement for the new venue could come “within a year.” He said the deadline to make a decision is 2022.
Bezos, meanwhile, is moving to the District, according to CBS Sports. The Amazon CEO has strong support from the league’s owners for purchasing a team, though no club is up for sale at the moment. Bezos has reportedly spent “considerable time” with Snyder and others.
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Our vision is to have universal platform, which will help the people who might need an advice in everyday life. Providing recipes for people across the world without considering nation or religion. We would be really happy if we could connect Asian cuisine with European one, in a slightly different way, rather than just ordering food directly from the restaurants.Our mission is to provide free valuable service which allows customers all across the world to share their cuisines and make world more connected through food.
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"I'm not one of those people who wakes up and thinks, 'Bring on the day!' I have to have about 7 pints of coffee before I'm even remotely awake. But I love the golden hour in the evening, as hokey as that sounds. Just as the sun is about to set and you get those lovely shadows and everything looks gold and yellow."Stacy London
"I'm glad I was born when I was. My time was the golden age of variety. If I were starting out again now, maybe things would happen for me, but it certainly would not be on a variety show with 28 musicians, 12 dancers, two major guest stars, 50 costumes a week by Bob Mackie. The networks just wouldn't spend the money today."Carol Burnett


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This is a placeholder video for now, I'll swap this out for the real installation guide later.
One per heating zone, 40 amp or higher
One per Solid State Relay
Acts as the main power switch for firing
Turns the Contactor on and off
If you plan on mounting your PyKiln close to the kiln buy a short cable.
Only purchase this is you need more than one temperature sensor
One per temperature sensor
25 feet of each should be plenty
This isn't currently available for sale.
Check both Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist.
All of the products above have Amazon affiliate links, which if purchased a small percentage goes back to supporting this project. I would advise you to also check Ebay, AliExpress, or other online stores as you might find a better price elsewhere.


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Features
- CRUD users
- Search users (name/id)
- CRUD user metadata
- User Name
- User Bio
- User profile icon
API
- Client
- Contracts
- WebAPI
Note:
When a user is deleted all of the user's data wwill be removed from the system too. This includes saved data, group memberships, friendships and anything else that references the user's internal Id. This is for GDPR compliance.
Roadmap
Integration of permission system. Providing the ability to set system or game specific permission across the platform functionalities.
User id mapping. Providing the ability for an individual to have multiple usernames depending on their role, or connect with one or more social media accounts for example for authentication.


The clp(FD) solver described in this chapter is an instance of the general Constraint Logic Programming scheme introduced in [Jaffar & Michaylov 87]. This constraint domain is particularly useful for modeling discrete optimization and verification problems such as scheduling, planning, packing, timetabling etc. The treatise [Van Hentenryck 89] is an excellent exposition of the theoretical and practical framework behind constraint solving in finite domains, and summarizes the work up to 1989.
This solver has the following highlights:
This library fully supports multiple SICStus run-times in a process.
The rest of this chapter is organized as follows: How to load the solver and how to write simple programs is explained in CLPFD Interface. A description of all constraints that the solver provides is contained in Available Constraints. The predicates for searching for solution are documented in Enumeration Predicates. The predicates for getting execution statistics are documented in Statistics Predicates. A few example programs are given in Example Programs. Finally, Syntax Summary contains syntax rules for all expressions.
The following sections discuss advanced features and are probably only relevant to experienced users: How to control the amount of information presented in answers to queries is explained in Answer Constraints. The solver's execution mechanism and primitives are described in The Constraint System. How to add new global constraints via a programming interface is described in Defining Global Constraints. How to define new primitive constraints with indexicals is described in Defining Primitive Constraints.


ÁVision Build Log
Project:
C:\Users\andreas\devl\STM32\projects\STM32F401\UART_example\F401_UART_example.uvprojx Project File Date: 12/19/2014Output:
Build target 'Debug' compiling init.c... compiling main.c... ..\..\..\drivers\STM32F401\drvSysTick.h(84): warning: #231-D: declaration is not visible outside of function int drvSysTick_getUptime(struct timeval* uptime); main.c(56): warning: #177-D: variable "pinAttr" was declared but never referenced drvGPIO_pinAttr_t pinAttr; main.c(58): warning: #177-D: variable "plane" was declared but never referenced int plane; main.c(60): warning: #177-D: variable "tickCnt" was declared but never referenced int tickCnt; main.c(61): warning: #177-D: variable "tube" was declared but never referenced int tube; main.c: 5 warnings, 0 errors compiling retarget.c... compiling cfgPlatform.c... compiling cfgProject.c... compiling drvGPIO.c... compiling drvSysTick.c... ..\..\..\drivers\STM32F401\drvSysTick.h(84): warning: #231-D: declaration is not visible outside of function int drvSysTick_getUptime(struct timeval* uptime); ..\..\..\drivers\STM32F401\drvSysTick.c(64): error: #70: incomplete type is not allowed struct timeval uptime; ..\..\..\drivers\STM32F401\drvSysTick.c(162): error: #147-D: declaration is incompatible with "int drvSysTick_getUptime(struct timeval *)" (declared at line 84 of "..\..\..\drivers\STM32F401\drvSysTick.h") int drvSysTick_getUptime(struct timeval* uptime) ..\..\..\drivers\STM32F401\drvSysTick.c(179): error: #137: expression must be a modifiable lvalue *uptime = sInstDscr.uptime; ..\..\..\drivers\STM32F401\drvSysTick.c(191): error: #393: pointer to incomplete class type is not allowed uptime->tv_usec += sysTickValue * 1000UL / (SystemCoreClock / 1000UL); ..\..\..\drivers\STM32F401\drvSysTick.c(192): error: #393: pointer to incomplete class type is not allowed uptime->tv_sec += uptime->tv_usec / 1000000UL; ..\..\..\drivers\STM32F401\drvSysTick.c(192): error: #393: pointer to incomplete class type is not allowed uptime->tv_sec += uptime->tv_usec / 1000000UL; ..\..\..\drivers\STM32F401\drvSysTick.c(193): error: #393: pointer to incomplete class type is not allowed uptime->tv_usec %= 1000000UL; ..\..\..\drivers\STM32F401\drvSysTick.c: 1 warning, 7 errors compiling drvUART.c... ..\..\..\drivers\STM32F401\drvUART.c(29): error: #5: cannot open source input file "cfgProject.h": No such file or directory #include "cfgProject.h" ..\..\..\drivers\STM32F401\drvUART.c: 0 warnings, 1 error compiling misc.c... compiling stm32f4xx_rcc.c... compiling system_stm32f4xx.c... ".\Debug\F401_UART_example.axf" - 8 Error(s), 6 Warning(s).Software Packages used:
Package Vendor: ARM http://www.keil.com/pack/ARM.CMSIS.3.20.4.pack ARM::CMSIS:CORE:3.20.0 Cortex Microcontroller Software Interface Standard (CMSIS) CORE, DSP, RTOS, Driver * Component: CORE Version: 3.20.0 Package Vendor: Keil http://www.keil.com/pack/Keil.STM32F4xx_DFP.1.0.7.pack Keil::Device:Startup:1.3.1 STMicroelectronics STM32F4 Series Device Support, Drivers and Examples * Component: Startup Version: 1.3.1 * Component: Framework Version: 1.3.1 * Component: RCC Version: 1.3.0Collection of Component include folders:
C:\Users\andreas\devl\STM32\projects\STM32F401\UART_example\RTE C:\Users\andreas\devl\STM32\projects\STM32F401\UART_example\RTE\Device\STM32F401RE C:\Keil\ARM\PACK\ARM\CMSIS\3.20.4\CMSIS\Include C:\Keil\ARM\PACK\Keil\STM32F4xx_DFP\1.0.7\Device\Include C:\Keil\ARM\PACK\Keil\STM32F4xx_DFP\1.0.7\Device\StdPeriph_Driver\incCollection of Component Files used:
* Component: ARM::CMSIS:CORE:3.20.0 * Component: Keil::Device:Startup:1.3.1 Source file: Device\Source\ARM\STM32F401xx_OPT.s Source file: Device\Source\ARM\STM32F4xx_OTP.s Include file: Device\Include\stm32f4xx.h Source file: Device\Source\ARM\startup_stm32f401xx.s Source file: Device\Source\system_stm32f4xx.c Include file: RTE_Driver\Config\RTE_Device.h * Component: Keil::Device:StdPeriph Drivers:Framework:1.3.1 Source file: Device\StdPeriph_Driver\src\misc.c Source file: Device\StdPeriph_Driver\templates\stm32f4xx_conf.h Source file: Device\StdPeriph_Driver\templates\stm32f4xx_it.c * Component: Keil::Device:StdPeriph Drivers:RCC:1.3.0 Include file: Device\StdPeriph_Driver\inc\stm32f4xx_rcc.h Source file: Device\StdPeriph_Driver\src\stm32f4xx_rcc.c Target not created


Any JDO-enabled application will require at least one PersistenceManagerFactory. Typically applications create one per datastore being utilised. A PersistenceManagerFactory provides access to PersistenceManagers which allow objects to be persisted, and retrieved. The PersistenceManagerFactory can be configured to provide particular behaviour.
Properties properties = new Properties(); properties.setProperty("javax.jdo.PersistenceManagerFactoryClass", "{my_implementation_pmf_class}"); properties.setProperty("javax.jdo.option.ConnectionDriverName","com.mysql.jdbc.Driver"); properties.setProperty("javax.jdo.option.ConnectionURL","jdbc:mysql://localhost/myDB"); properties.setProperty("javax.jdo.option.ConnectionUserName","login"); properties.setProperty("javax.jdo.option.ConnectionPassword","password"); PersistenceManagerFactory pmf = JDOHelper.getPersistenceManagerFactory(properties);
A slight variation on this, is to use a file ("jdo.properties" for example) to specify these properties like this
javax.jdo.PersistenceManagerFactoryClass={my_implementation_pmf_class} javax.jdo.option.ConnectionDriverName=com.mysql.jdbc.Driver javax.jdo.option.ConnectionURL=jdbc:mysql://localhost/myDB javax.jdo.option.ConnectionUserName=login javax.jdo.option.ConnectionPassword=password
and then to create the PersistenceManagerFactory using this file
PersistenceManagerFactory pmf = JDOHelper.getPersistenceManagerFactory("jdo.properties");
A final alternative would be to call JDOHelper.getPersistenceManagerFactory(jndiLocation, context);, hence accessing the properties via JNDI.
Whichever way we wish to obtain the PersistenceManagerFactory we have defined a series of properties to give the behaviour of the PersistenceManagerFactory. The first property specifies to use PMF of the implementation required to be used, and the following 4 properties define the datastore that it should connect to.
javax.jdo.PersistenceManagerFactoryClass
Description
The name of the PersistenceManager implementation
javax.jdo.option.ConnectionFactory
Description
Instance of a connection factory. For RBDMS, it must be an instance of javax.sql.DataSource. This is for a transactional DataSource
javax.jdo.option.ConnectionFactory2
Description
Instance of a connection factory. For RBDMS, it must be an instance of javax.sql.DataSource. This is for a non-transactional DataSource
javax.jdo.option.ConnectionFactoryName
Description
The JNDI name for a connection factory. For RBDMS, it must be a JNDI name that points to a javax.sql.DataSource object. This is for a transactional DataSource
javax.jdo.option.ConnectionFactory2Name
Description
The JNDI name for a connection factory. For RBDMS, it must be a JNDI name that points to a javax.sql.DataSource object. This is for a non-transactional DataSource
javax.jdo.option.ConnectionDriverName
Description
The name of the driver to use for the DB
javax.jdo.option.ConnectionDriverURL
Description
URL specifying the datastore to use for persistence
javax.jdo.option.ConnectionUserName
Description
Username to use for connecting to the DB
javax.jdo.option.ConnectionPassword
Description
Password to use for connecting to the DB
javax.jdo.option.IgnoreCache
Description
Whether to ignore the cache for queries
Range of Values
true | false
javax.jdo.option.Multithreaded
Description
Whether to run the PersistenceManager multithreaded
Range of Values
true | false
javax.jdo.option.NontransactionalRead
Description
Whether to allow nontransactional reads
Range of Values
true | false
javax.jdo.option.NontransactionalWrite
Description
Whether to allow nontransactional writes
Range of Values
true | false
javax.jdo.option.Optimistic
Description
Whether to use Optimistic transactions
Range of Values
true | false
javax.jdo.option.RetainValues
Description
Whether to suppress the clearing of values from persistent instances on transaction completion
Range of Values
true | false
javax.jdo.option.RestoreValues
Description
Whether persistent object have transactional field values restored when transaction rollback occurs.
Range of Values
true | false
javax.jdo.option.Mapping
Description
Name for the ORM MetaData mapping files to use with this PMF. For example if this is set to "mysql" then the implementation looks for MetaData mapping files called "{classname}-mysql.orm" or "package-mysql.orm". If this is not specified then the JDO implementation assumes that all is specified in the JDO MetaData file. ORM datastores only
javax.jdo.mapping.Catalog
Description
Name of the catalog to use by default for all classes persisted using this PMF. This can be overridden in the MetaData where required, and is optional. JPOX will prefix all table names with this catalog name if the RDBMS supports specification of catalog names in DDL. ORM datastores only
javax.jdo.mapping.Schema
Description
Name of the schema to use by default for all classes persisted using this PMF. This can be overridden in the MetaData where required, and is optional. JPOX will prefix all table names with this schema name if the RDBMS supports specification of schema names in DDL. ORM datastores only
javax.jdo.option.DetachAllOnCommit
Description
Allows the user to select that when a transaction is committed all objects enlisted in that transaction will be automatically detached.
Range of Values
true | false
javax.jdo.option.CopyOnAttach
Description
Whether, when attaching a detached object, we create an attached copy or simply migrate the detached object to attached state. This is from JDO 2.1
Range of Values
true | false
javax.jdo.option.TransactionType
Description
Type of transaction to use. If running under J2SE the default is RESOURCE_LOCAL, and if running under J2EE the default is JTA.
Range of Values
RESOURCE_LOCAL | JTA
javax.jdo.option.PersistenceUnitName
Description
Name of the "persistence-unit" to use with this PMF. This borrows the "persistence-unit" concept from JPA for use with JDO 2.1.
javax.jdo.option.ServerTimeZoneID
Description
Id of the TimeZone under which the datastore server is running. If this is not specified or is set to null it is assumed that the datastore server is running in the same timezone as the JVM under which the implementation is running.
javax.jdo.option.Name
Description
Name of the PMF. This is for use with "named PMF" functionality in JDO 2.1
javax.jdo.option.ReadOnly
Description
Whether this datastore should be treated as read only. Added in JDO 2.2
Range of Values
true | false
javax.jdo.option.TransactionIsolationLevel
Description
Isolation level to use for connections in the current transaction. Added in JDO 2.2
Range of Values
none | read-committed | read-uncommitted | repeatable-read | snapshot | serializable


Welcome to the SiteMesh sample...
Samples
JSP counter
Perl Mandelbrot
Inline Example
Toggling Decorator
Agent Mapped Decorator
Meta Test
Invalid panel source Test (not found)
Invalid panel source Test (incorrect JSP)


Start Quiz
Instructions
1. You will have 30 Seconds to answer all questions.
2. Once you select your answer. It can't be undone.
3. You'll get 1 Point for each correct answer, but you will lose 2 seconds for each wrong one.
4. You can't exit from the Quiz while you are playing.
Congratulations! You Did it!
You Got 4 Out Of 5


This function is taken from https://github.com/seifer08ms/Rmarkmap.
markmapOption(preset = NULL, nodeHeight = 20, nodeWidth = 180, spacingVertical = 10, spacingHorizontal = 120, duration = 750, layout = "tree", color = "gray", linkShape = "diagonal", renderer = "boxed", ...)
| preset | the name of built-in theme for markmap. If present, any other parameters will be ignored. |
|---|---|
| nodeHeight | the height of nodes in the markmap. |
| nodeWidth | the width of nodes in the markmap. |
| spacingVertical | space of vertical. |
| spacingHorizontal | space of horizontal. |
| duration | duration time for animation. |
| layout | layout mode of makrmap. Currently, only 'tree' is accepted. |
| color | color of markmap. A character color value ,either 'gray' or a categorical colors including 'category10','category20','category20b' and 'category20c'. |
| linkShape | link shape of markmap. A character value, either 'diagonal' or 'bracket'. |
| renderer | rendered shaped of markmap. A character value ,either 'basic' or 'boxed'. |
| ... | other options. |
Currently,markmap have 'default' and 'colorful' themes. 'colorful' themes have three different parameters from default themes: nodeHeight: 10, renderer: 'basic',color: 'category20'
markmapOption
: Options for markmap creation
path <- system.file('examples/md', package = 'mindr') markmap(path = path, remove_curly_bracket = TRUE, options = markmapOption(preset = 'colorful')) # 'colorful' theme markmap(path = path, remove_curly_bracket = TRUE, options = markmapOption(color = 'category20b', linkShape = 'bracket')) # 'colorful' theme markmap(path = path, remove_curly_bracket = TRUE, options = markmapOption(color = 'category20b', linkShape = 'diagonal', renderer = 'basic')) # 'colorful' theme


Before Change
num_ready_table_initializers: The number of table initializers that are
ready to run in the table initialization run of this phase.
tensors = create_graph_fn()
replaced_tensors_ready = {tensors[name]: ready
for name, ready in replaced_tensors_ready.items()}
graph_analyzer = graph_tools.InitializableGraphAnalyzer(
tf.compat.v1.get_default_graph(), {x: tensors[x] for x in feeds},
replaced_tensors_ready)
After Change
num_ready_table_initializers: The number of table initializers that are
ready to run in the table initialization run of this phase.
with tf.compat.v1.Graph().as_default() as graph:
tensors = create_graph_fn()
replaced_tensors_ready = [(tensors[name], ready) for name, ready
in replaced_tensors_ready.items()]
graph_analyzer = graph_tools.InitializableGraphAnalyzer(
graph, {x: tensors[x] for x in feeds},
replaced_tensors_ready)
self.assertEqual(len(graph_analyzer.ready_table_initializers),
num_ready_table_initializers)
for name, ready in should_be_ready.items():
tensor = tensors[name]
self.assertEqual(graph_analyzer.ready_to_run(tensor), ready)