WITNESS LIST Criminal Jurisprudence Committee March 23, 1999-2:00P HB 248 Against: Damen, Marion A. (Self) Giles, Spencer R. (Self) Magness, Judith K. (Self) HB 488 Against: Dahill, John (Dallas County Commissioners Court / Dallas County District Attorney) Damen, Marion A. (Self) Giles, Spencer R. (Self) Magness, Judith K. (Self) HB 490 Registering, but not testifying: For: Corrigan, Jennifer (Texas Council on Family Violence) HB 780 For: Mejia, Berta A. (Self and City of Houston) HB 882 For: Moore, Roger (Self and Bail agents of Alegheny Casualty Co. & International Fid. Ins. Co.) Against: Braddock, Kathleen (Harris County District Attorney's Office) Carr, Sgt. Bruce (Harris County Sheriff Department) Dahill, John (Dallas County Commissioners Court / Dallas County District Attorney) Damen, Marion A. (Self) Giles, Spencer R. (Self) Magness, Judith K. (Self) Registering, but not testifying: Against: Finney, David L. (Denton County Criminal District Attorney) HB 883 For: Moore, Roger (Self and Bail agents of Alegheny Casualty Co. & International Fid. Ins. Co.) Against: Braddock, Kathleen (Harris County District Attorney's Office) Carr, Sgt. Bruce (Harris County Sheriff Department) Dahill, John (Dallas County Commissioners Court / Dallas County District Attorney) Damen, Marion A. (Self) Giles, Spencer R. (Self) Magness, Judith K. (Self) Registering, but not testifying: Against: Finney, David L. (Denton County Criminal District Attorney) HB 884 For: Moore, Roger (Self and Bail agents of Alegheny Casualty Co. & International Fid. Ins. Co.) Against: Braddock, Kathleen (Harris County District Attorney's Office) Carr, Sgt. Bruce (Harris County Sheriff Department) Damen, Marion A. (Self) Giles, Spencer R. (Self) Magness, Judith K. (Self) Registering, but not testifying: Against: Finney, David L. (Denton County Criminal District Attorney) HB 1162 On: Poe, Judge Ted (Self) HB 1321 For: Dahill, John (Dallas County Commissioners Court / Dallas County District Attorney) Dohoxley, Tanya S. (Tarrant County Criminal District Attorney) HB 1480 For: Welch, Tillmin G. (Self and Professional Bondsmen of Texas) Against: Braddock, Kathleen (Harris County District Attorney's Office) Carr, Sgt. Bruce (Harris County Sheriff Department) Dahill, John (Dallas County Commissioners Court / Dallas County District Attorney) Damen, Marion A. (Self) Giles, Spencer R. (Self) Magness, Judith K. (Self) Registering, but not testifying: Against: Finney, David L. (Denton County Criminal District Attorney) HB 1481 For: Welch, Tillmin G. (Self and Professional Bondsmen of Texas) Against: Braddock, Kathleen (Harris County District Attorney's Office) Carr, Sgt. Bruce (Harris County Sheriff Department) Dahill, John (Dallas County Commissioners Court / Dallas County District Attorney) Damen, Marion A. (Self) Giles, Spencer R. (Self) Magness, Judith K. (Self) Registering, but not testifying: Against: Finney, David L. (Denton County Criminal District Attorney) HB 1534 For: Barrows, Bill (Self and The Shaken Baby Alliance, Coalition for Greater Houston's Children, and Justice for All) Dittman, Dr. Kathryn (Self and Shaken Baby Alliance) Quoyeser, Cay (Self) HB 1817 For: McCollister, Bryan K. (Self) Robbins, April (Self) Robbins, Robbie (Self) HB 1876 For: Arnold, WD (Self and Cable Television / Texas Cable and Telecommunications Assn.) McMillan, Ron (Manager Cable TV / Time Warner Cable) HB 2055 For: Braddock, Kathleen (Harris County District Attorney's Office) Carr, Sgt. Bruce (Harris County Sheriff Department) Williams, Christie (Dallas County Criminal District Attorney's Office) On: Kimbrough, Jay (Texas Board of Private Investigatos) Registering, but not testifying: For: Hewitt, Karen (Self and Hewitt and Cowden Investigations / President, Texas Assoc. of Licensed Investigators) HB 2190 For: Ward, Don (Livestock Marketing Association of Texas) On: Ellison, Lynn (Self and Texas District and County Attorneys Association) Isaacks, Bruce (Self) HB 2972 For: Barrows, Bill (Self and The Shaken Baby Alliance, Coalition for Greater Houston's Children, and Justice for All) Dittman, Dr. Kathryn (Self and Shaken Baby Alliance) Quoyeser, Cay (Self) HB 3168 For: Moore, Roger (Self and Bail agents of Alegheny Casualty Co. & International Fid. Ins. Co.) Against: Braddock, Kathleen (Harris County District Attorney's Office) Carr, Sgt. Bruce (Harris County Sheriff Department) Registering, but not testifying: Against: Finney, David L. (Denton County Criminal District Attorney) HB 3456 For: Carr, Sgt. Bruce (Harris County Sheriff Department) Dahill, John (Dallas County Commissioners Court / Dallas County District Attorney) HB 3457 For: Dahill, John (Dallas County Commissioners Court / Dallas County District Attorney) Against: Carr, Sgt. Bruce (Harris County Sheriff Department) HB 3500 Against: Braddock, Kathleen (Harris County District Attorney's Office) Carr, Sgt. Bruce (Harris County Sheriff Department) Damen, Marion A. (Self) Giles, Spencer R. (Self) Magness, Judith K. (Self) Registering, but not testifying: Against: Finney, David L. (Denton County Criminal District Attorney) SB 306 For: Barrows, Bill (Self and The Shaken Baby Alliance. Coalition for Greater Houston's Children, and Justice for All) Dittman, Dr. Kathryn (Self and Shaken Baby Alliance) Quoyeser, Cay (Self) CJPC REPORT On: Fabelo, Tony (Criminal Justice Policy Council)


Say No! More, A Game For Anyone Who Has Hated Working In An Office
by Luke PlunkettWhich would be...nearly all of you?
This is Say No! More, coming next year for PC, Switch and iOS. Described as “a One-Button-Game about saying ‘No!’ and a stolen lunchbox”, you don’t really say “no” as much as you blast it into people’s faces with the power of 1000 hairdryers.
If nothing else, it looks incredibly cathartic.


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About
is a database program to help users get information about classical Greek vocabulary. You can enter vocabulary words in Greek, and the program will search and display any and all information on that word. This information includes data like definitions and forms.
Usage
Commands and Arguments
is a command-line program, and supports a variety of commands:
- info, i: Get information on a given Greek word.
- list, li, l: List all Greek words of a given type.
- update, up, u: Update the database.
- help, h, ?: List the commands and their uses.
- quit, q: Exit the program.
The info command also supports a few optional arguments:
- -verbose, -v: Display the entire form of the given word, instead of just a gist.
- -define, -def, -d: Display the definitions of the given word as well.
- -unaccent, -u: Ignore accent and breathing marks.
Development
Overview
is made with Python 2.7 via Pycharm. The database is made in SQLite3, through SQLiteStudio. You type in a command, and any arguments (usually, Greek words), and then will query the database, retrieve appropriate information, and display it.
Processing
parses and accepts user input through a controller. This controller determines what command the user is looking to execute, gets any arguments, and executes that command. The controller also communicates with the database handler when it needs information. It also retrieves any information from the handler, and displays it to console.
Database Management
stores information on Greek words in an SQLite3 database. The database handler communicates with the database, and retrieves the requested information from it. It is given a Greek word, and searches the general table for information on its part of speech. With the part of speech, the handler searches the appropriate table for more specific information. Depending on the arguments, the handler will then create a data structure to hold all of the information and return it.
Data Loading
loads new Greek words and information through the same database handler. When the update command is executed, the controller communicates with a text parser that opens up the lexicon text file, parses it, and returns it. The controller then communicates with the database handler to send INSERT queries to the database.
Future
Current Status
is currently in development. This was made for use in my classical Greek courses at UCI. However, since I have graduated, I am no longer in need of this program. I am still planning on developing this, but it does not have a high priority.
Currently, has these features implemented:
- Info queries: You can search for information about many Greek words.
- Additions via text: You can insert new words via text file.
- Unaccented forms: All Greek words can be searched for unaccented.
Planned Features
There are many things that can be done to improve . This includes:
- Optimizations: Caching, and other optimizations can improve performance.
- GUI-based insertions: GUI tool to insert and modify words in the database without the use of text files.
- Irregular words: Addition of words that do not follow the grammar rules.
- Word stem and ending predictors: Heuristic algorithms to try and predict word stems and word endings, based on the grammar rules.
- Sentence translations: Translation of simple Greek sentences, using searching alrogithms.
Team
- Me: designer • programmer


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Chicken
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Originally raised for cockfighting or for special ceremonies, chickens were
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Node class which stores the properties of the node of the PDN. More...
#include <node.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| Node () | |
| ~Node () | |
| int | GetLayerNum () |
| Get the layer number of the node. More... | |
| void | SetLayerNum (int layer) |
| Set the layer number of the node. More... | |
| NodeLoc | GetLoc () |
| Get the location of the node. More... | |
| void | SetLoc (int x, int y) |
| Set the location of the node using x and y coordinates. More... | |
| void | SetLoc (int x, int y, int l) |
| Set the location of the node using x,y and layer information. More... | |
| NodeIdx | GetGLoc () |
| Get location of the node in G matrix. More... | |
| void | SetGLoc (NodeIdx loc) |
| Get location of the node in G matrix. More... | |
| void | Print () |
| Function to print node details. More... | |
| void | SetBbox (int dX, int dY) |
| Function to set the bounding box of the stripe. More... | |
| BBox | GetBbox () |
| Function to get the bounding box of the stripe. More... | |
| void | UpdateMaxBbox (int dX, int dY) |
| Function to update the stripe. More... | |
| void | SetCurrent (double t_current) |
| Function to set the current value at a particular node. More... | |
| double | GetCurrent () |
| Function to get the value of current at a node. More... | |
| void | AddCurrentSrc (double t_current) |
| Function to add the current source. More... | |
| void | SetVoltage (double t_voltage) |
| Function to set the value of the voltage source. More... | |
| double | GetVoltage () |
| Function to get the value of the voltage source. More... | |
Node class which stores the properties of the node of the PDN.
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| void Node::AddCurrentSrc | ( | double | t_current | ) |
Function to add the current source.
| BBox Node::GetBbox | ( | ) |
Function to get the bounding box of the stripe.
| double Node::GetCurrent | ( | ) |
Function to get the value of current at a node.
| NodeIdx Node::GetGLoc | ( | ) |
Get location of the node in G matrix.
| int Node::GetLayerNum | ( | ) |
Get the layer number of the node.
| NodeLoc Node::GetLoc | ( | ) |
Get the location of the node.
| double Node::GetVoltage | ( | ) |
Function to get the value of the voltage source.
| void Node::Print | ( | ) |
Function to print node details.
| void Node::SetBbox | ( | int | dX, |
| int | dY | ||
| ) |
Function to set the bounding box of the stripe.
| void Node::SetCurrent | ( | double | t_current | ) |
Function to set the current value at a particular node.
| void Node::SetGLoc | ( | NodeIdx | loc | ) |
Get location of the node in G matrix.
Set location of the node in G matrix.
| void Node::SetLayerNum | ( | int | layer | ) |
Set the layer number of the node.
| void Node::SetLoc | ( | int | x, |
| int | y | ||
| ) |
Set the location of the node using x and y coordinates.
| void Node::SetLoc | ( | int | x, |
| int | y, | ||
| int | l | ||
| ) |
Set the location of the node using x,y and layer information.
| void Node::SetVoltage | ( | double | t_voltage | ) |
Function to set the value of the voltage source.
| void Node::UpdateMaxBbox | ( | int | dX, |
| int | dY | ||
| ) |
Function to update the stripe.


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Week 1 Cultural
July 20th, 2014
I can already tell that Dev Bootcamp is going to push me out of my comfort zone, both intellectually and culturally. Shereef talks about how the "imposter syndrome" can hobble a student's experience, as they are constantly plagued by worry that they aren't good enough as everyone else. I tend to have a negative internal monalogue that can include thoughts about being less worthy than others, particularly if I'm struggling with something that many people seem to grasp very quickly. Karim described this in a previous video as a self-attacking defense mechanism, which I certainly relate to. Not only with DBC be an extraordinary technical challenge for me, but it will also force me to address this internal monalogue and turn my thoughts and feelings into productive and positive ones, even when faced with a seemingly insurmountable problem.
I feel very lucky that DBC is such a positive and supportive community, as evidenced even in this first week by boots' willingness to help one another out, troubleshoot bugs, pair up on tricky challenges, and generally offer supportive advice. It is clear already that everyone is at a totally different level tehcnically at this point in their careers, so the challenge for me will be accepting that I may not be the best, and open myself up to learning from people who are willing to teach me. We will all be working together to make a messy dish in the kitchen, each of us contributing his or her unique perspective and insights. I am nervous and excited and think it's going to be a truly life-changing experience.


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Comments
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Greg Hurrell
Out of interest, what's the use case here? I personally can't see myself ever needing this, but if you could explain a bit why this is a useful thing then I'd be willing to consider adding it.
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Greg Hurrell
Just headed over to Wikipedia and did a quick test. Multiple consecutive blank lines are actually getting translated into

spans, each containing a

tag;ie (one blank line):
hello world
And (two blank lines):
hello world
Both get marked up as:

hello

world

But (three blank lines):
hello world
Gets marked up as:

hello

world

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anonymous
The biggest case I can make for it is the adherence to the mediawiki behavior. (Thanks for looking at it, and sorry to have glossed over the details you outlined above).
An example of where my end users try to use it is when there is a floating image on the right side of a section, with text in normal flow on the left. The text doesn't reach the bottom of the image before the next ==h2== section starts. As a result, the section heading "runs into" the image.
It seems intuitive to the users that adding blank lines prior to the section heading would "move it down", and it feels unresponsive when it doesn't.
Attempted illustration where you might want to move a section down:
==Example== Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, +-------------+ consectetur adipiscing elit. | | Pellentesque suscipit, augue | | sit amet sollicitudin | | pellentesque, mi libero | | lacinia dui, non lacinia | | risus nulla ac massa.  Going to mark this one as "open" and will check out if it can be implemented without too many invasive changes to the parser.
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Greg Hurrell
Status changed:
- From: new
- To: open
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Ofsted’s evaluation of the first 11 inspections - with independent analysis from Professor Eileen Munro - finds widespread endorsement of and support for the framework among the social care sector, which Professor Munro describes as a ‘major achievement’.
Following extensive feedback from local authorities, inspectors, and strengthened quality assurance, the evaluation finds that the framework is robust and effective, and that the judgements reached in the first eleven inspections are fair and secure.
Last year Ofsted introduced
the new framework
, which incorporates four previously separate inspections of protection, care, adoption and fostering, alongside a review of local safeguarding children boards (LSCBs). All 152 local authorities in England and the associated LSCBs will be inspected within three years, with some benefitting from an ‘integrated’ inspection – including inspectorates from other agencies - from April 2015.
The primary aim of the new inspection and review of LSCBs is to ensure that the experiences and outcomes of vulnerable children, young people and their families are at the very heart of help, protection and care offered to them by their local authority.
Ofsted consulted widely before introducing these inspections, and made a commitment to review the first inspections to establish whether the framework focuses on the quality of professional practice and the difference it is making to the lives of children, young people and families.
Debbie Jones, Ofsted’s National Director for Social Care said:
Feedback from practitioners, managers and leaders across local authorities shows overwhelmingly that Ofsted is looking at the right areas of work and has the right ambition for children and young people with the new single inspection.
We want to make a difference to the lives and experiences of the most vulnerable children, young people and their families. Feedback from the skilled and experienced practitioners in the field remains central to this process.
The changes we will make in response to the evaluation will help us to further improve the way we deliver our inspections against the new framework.
The evaluation contains the independent report of Professor Eileen Munro, who was also asked to consider the implementation and effectiveness of the new framework as a whole.
Significantly, she finds emerging evidence that the framework is playing a powerful role in driving cultural change in local authorities, as recommended in her 2011 review – encouraging an increased focus on help for children and families, rather than compliance with rules and distracting targets.
Inspectors now focus more explicitly on the impact of services on children, young people and families, and to ‘how’ professional tasks are performed as well as whether they ‘are’ performed, according to Professor Munro. The quality of inspector interaction with social workers while on site is also highlighted for praise.
The evaluation also highlights areas for improvement. Ofsted will be assessing how it can incorporate recommendations and feedback around transparency, consistency, the use of data and self-assessment – among others – to bolster and increase sector confidence in the framework.
In line with a recommendation that the inspectorate should do more to promote the good practice it finds, Ofsted will be dedicating more inspector resource to identifying good practice, which will include publishing case studies on its website.
Debbie Jones continued:
The evaluation of our early inspections is very encouraging, and we are indebted to Professor Munro for her invaluable analysis. As Professor Munro points out, achieving cultural change across a whole sector is never easy – and the same also applies for inspection.
The fundamental changes we have made to the framework - so that it is principally concerned with the experiences of children, young people and their families and the value of professional practice - does provide a harder test.
We are committed to being ever more transparent in the evidence supporting the judgements that we make, and agree with Professor Munro’s suggestion that this will increase confidence in inspections.
I am very pleased with the extent of the strong support for the framework. We will continue to ensure that it is well and consistently delivered.
Notes to editors
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The first 11 single inspection framework reports are available on the
Ofsted reports website
.
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The first 11 local authority areas inspected (between November 2013 and March 2014) were: Slough, Sheffield, Derbyshire, Hartlepool, Hillingdon, Staffordshire, East Sussex, Essex, Bolton, Coventry, Hounslow.


ozpIwc.api.locks.Api Class
The Locks Api. Treats each node as an individual mutex, creating a queue to access/own the resource. Subclasses the ozpIwc.api.base.Api. Utilizes the ozpIwc.api.locks.Node which subclasses the ozpIwc.CommonApiValue.
Constructor
ozpIwc.api.locks.Api
()
Item Index
Methods
- addCollector
- addWatcher
- broadcastDeathScream
- broadcastLeaderReady
- checkAuthorization
- cleanup
- consensusConfiguration static
- createDeathScream
- createNode
- createNodeObject
- declareDefaultRoute
- declareRoute
- deliverRequestQueue
- deliverSendQueue
- enableRequestQueue
- enableSendQueue
- filterChain
- findNodeType
- flushRequestQueue
- flushSendQueue
- getCollectionResources
- getPreference
- handleConsensusState
- handleLogs
- initializeData
- loadedResourceHandler
- markForChange
- matchingNodes
- mixinOnOff
- off
- on
- onClientDisconnect
- onLock
- onNodeChanged
- onNodeCreated
- onRelease
- onStart
- participantConfiguration static
- receivePacketContext
- removeCollector
- removeWatcher
- routePacket
- shutdown
- transitionFromLeader
- transitionToLeader
- transitionToLoading
- transitionToMemberDormant
- transitionToMemberReady
- unlockAll
- updateCollections
- updateLock
Methods
addCollector
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node
Adds the given node to the collector list. It's collection list will be updated on api data changes.
Parameters:
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node
Object
addWatcher
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resource
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watcher
Marks that a node has changed and that change notices may need to be sent out after the request completes.
Parameters:
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resource
Stringname of the resource to watch
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watcher
Object-
resource
Stringname of the resource to watch
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src
StringAddress of the watcher
-
replyTo
String | NumberThe conversation id that change notices will go to
-
broadcastDeathScream
-
deathScream
Broadcasts to other instances of this API on the bus this APIs state.
Parameters:
-
deathScream
Objectthe state data to pass on.
broadcastLeaderReady
()
Broadcasts to other instances of this API on the bus that it is ready to lead.
checkAuthorization
-
node
-
context
-
packet
-
action
Authorize the request for the given node.
Parameters:
-
node
ozpIwc.api.base.Node -
context
Object -
packet
ozpIwc.packet.Transport -
action
String
Returns:
cleanup
()
Iterates over all node's and cleans out any rouge locks queue'd for no-longer/non-existent addresses.
-
eventName
-
event
Parameters:
-
eventName
StringName of the event.
-
event
ObjectEvent object to pass to the handlers.
Returns:
The event after all handlers have processed it.
consensusConfiguration
-
api
-
[consensusMember]
The Locks Api uses the Bully Consensus module to determine leadership.
Parameters:
-
api
ozpIwc.api.locks.Api -
[consensusMember]
Object optional
createDeathScream
()
Object
Create the data that needs to be handed off to the new leader.
Intended to be overridden by subclasses
Subsclasses can override this if they need to add additional handoff data. This MUST be a synchronous call that returns immediately.
Returns:
the data that will be passed to the new leader
createNode
-
config
Creates a node appropriate for the given config, puts it into this.data, and fires off the right events.
Parameters:
-
config
ObjectThe node configuration.
Returns:
createNodeObject
-
config
Override the default node type to be a Locks Api Value.
Parameters:
-
config
Type
Returns:
declareDefaultRoute
-
handler
Parameters:
-
handler
Function
declareRoute
-
config
-
handler
-
handlerSelf
Parameters:
-
config
Object-
action
StringThe action this route is defined to (ex. "get", "set", "list", ...)
-
resource
StringThe serialized uri template definition pertaining to the route (ex. "/foo", "/{id:\d+}", "/{param1}/{param2}")
-
filters
ArrayAny filters that better isolate the packet routing based on the context and packet properties
-
-
handler
FunctionThe resulting action to be taken should this route handle a packet. -
handlerSelf
ObjectThe scope of the handler, the PacketRouter object holds the default scope if none is provided.
Returns:
deliverRequestQueue
()
private
Routes all queued packets and turns off request queueing.
deliverSendQueue
()
private
Delivers and disables API's sending queue.
enableRequestQueue
()
private
Enables the API's request queue, all requests will be held until deliverRequestQueue or flushRequestQueue is called.
enableSendQueue
()
private
Enables API's sending queue. This is to prevent an API from communicating given some state (Used for consensus initialization).
filterChain
-
packet
-
context
-
pathParams
-
routeSpec
-
filters
Parameters:
-
packet
Object -
context
Object -
pathParams
Object -
routeSpec
Object -
filters
Array
Returns:
findNodeType
-
contentTypeObj
Maps a content-type to an IWC Node type. Overriden in APIs.
Parameters:
-
contentTypeObj
Objectan object-formatted content-type
-
name
Stringthe content-type without any variables
-
[version]
Number optionalthe version of the content-type.
-
Returns:
flushRequestQueue
()
private
Empties the queue of requests without processing and turns off queuing.
flushSendQueue
()
private
Empties and disables API's sending queue.
getCollectionResources
-
node
Gathers the collection resource data for a node given its pattern only if it is in the collectors list
Parameters:
-
node
Object
Returns:
getPreference
-
prefName
Gathers the desired preference from the data API.
Parameters:
-
prefName
String
Returns:
handleConsensusState
-
state
When the Consensus Module changes state, the Locks Api behaves differently. It's participant will only send outbound messages if it is the "Coordinator".
Parameters:
-
state
String
handleLogs
-
data
If the Locks Api object has not been initialized, it will initialize with the data passed in to the handleLogs function.
Parameters:
-
data
Object
initializeData
-
deathScream
Called when the API has become the leader, but before it starts serving data. Receives the deathScream of the previous leader if available, otherwise undefined.
Intended to be overridden by subclasses
Subsclasses can override this to load data from the server.
Parameters:
-
deathScream
Object
Returns:
a promise that resolves when all data is loaded.
loadedResourceHandler
-
resource
A handler method for the API to process a resource loaded from an endpoint. Extracts the type field of the resources self link (HAL) to determine the type of node to create and store in the api's data object.
Parameters:
-
resource
Object
markForChange
-
nodes...
Marks that a node has changed and that change notices may need to be sent out after the request completes.
Parameters:
-
nodes...
ozpIwc.api.base.Node
matchingNodes
-
prefix
Returns a list of nodes that start with the given prefix.
Parameters:
-
prefix
String
Returns:
a promise that resolves when all data is loaded.
mixinOnOff
-
target
Parameters:
-
target
ObjectTarget to receive the on/off functions
off
-
event
-
callback
Parameters:
-
event
String -
callback
Function
on
-
event
-
callback
-
[self]
Parameters:
-
event
StringThe name of the event to trigger on.
-
callback
FunctionFunction to be invoked.
-
[self]
Object optionalUsed as the this pointer when callback is invoked.
Returns:
A handle that can be used to unregister the callback via off
onClientDisconnect
-
address
A handler function called when a participant has disconnected from the bus. Each node in the API is checked to see if its lifespan was tied to said participant, and if the lifespan deems necessary, removes the node. Can be overridden by inherited APIs.
Parameters:
-
address
String
onLock
()
A handler method for the API's acquisition of the mutex.
- An api will initialize any state passed on from the last leader (received as a broadcasted deathscream).
- If no initial state passed and backend connnectivity is configured, the backend will be reached for persistent state.
- Handle any requests during the transition to being the active API.
- Call the API's onStart method to handle any custom API init functionality.
onNodeChanged
-
node
-
entity
-
packetContext
A handler function called after a node is changed but before it's watchers are notified. Can be overridden by inherited APIs.
Parameters:
-
node
Object -
entity
Object -
packetContext
Object
onNodeCreated
-
node
A handler function for when a node is created. Can be overridden by inherited APIs.
Parameters:
-
node
ozpIwc.api.base.Node
onRelease
()
A handler method for the API's release of the mutex.
onStart
()
Called when the API begins operation as leader. To be overriden by inherited APIs.
participantConfiguration
-
api
For Api call handling, the Locks Api uses a clientParticipant.
Parameters:
-
api
api.locks.Api
receivePacketContext
-
packet
-
context
Any request packet that does not match a route ends up here. By default, it replies with BadAction, BadResource, or BadRequest, as appropriate.
Parameters:
-
packet
ozpIwc.packet.Transport -
context
ozpIwc.transport.PacketContext
removeCollector
-
node
Removes the given node from the collector list. It's collection list will no longer be updated on api data changes.
Parameters:
-
node
Object
removeWatcher
-
resource
-
watcher
Removes mark that a node has changed and that change notices may need to be sent out after the request completes.
Parameters:
-
resource
Stringname of the resource to unwatch
-
watcher
Object-
src
StringAddress of the watcher
-
replyTo
String | NumberThe conversation id that change notices will go to
-
routePacket
-
packet
-
context
-
routeOverrides
Parameters:
-
packet
Object -
context
Object -
routeOverrides
Object- if it exists, this to determine the route instead of the packet
Returns:
shutdown
()
Shuts down the api, issuing a deathscream and releasing the lock, if possible.
Returns:
transitionFromLeader
()
transitionToLeader
()
Transitions the Lock Api's leader state to leader if its state currently is "loading". Broadcasts leader ready event.
transitionToLoading
()
Promise
private
Returns:
a promise that resolves when all data is loaded.
transitionToMemberDormant
()
Promise
private
Returns:
transitionToMemberReady
-
deathScream
Parameters:
-
deathScream
Object
Returns:
unlockAll
-
address
Unlocks All queued locks for the given address in the Locks Api.
Parameters:
-
address
String
updateCollections
()
Itterates over all collectors of the API for updates
updateLock
-
node
-
newOwner
Notifies the owner of the node's lock/unlock.
Parameters:
-
node
ozpIwc.ApiValue -
newOwner
Object
Properties
changeList
Object
collectors
Array
coordinationAddress
String
data
Object
defaultRoute
Unknown
endpoints
Array
leaderState
String
logPrefix
String
name
String
packetContext
Object
private
Routes a packet received from the participant.


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You can download the bib entry (here)
OnToology in maintained by the Ahmad Alobaid, María Poveda, Daniel Garijo, Idafen Santana and Oscar Corcho of the Ontology Engineering Group at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
VICINITY is an European project that contains a network of ontologies in the domain of Internet of Things. The project has a GitHub repository for each ontology in the network, which is used to store the ontology and to track all the issues related to it. In order to propose changes, the ontology development team has to create a branch where all the proposed changes are made. Once OnToology generates all the resources for this new branch, the developers create a pull request to the master branch to discuss the modifications done to the ontology. If the ontology development team agrees on the changes the pull request is accepted and the changes are merged to the master branch. Users also propose changes through the GitHub issue tracker. The ontologies are published under the domain http://vicinity.iot.linkeddata.es and, therefore, the publication is not done with OnToology. However, the documentation generated by OnToology is used for the publication of the ontologies.
ETSI Specialist Task Force 513 is a project endorsed by ETSI and European Commission in which context the SAREF4BLDG and SAREF4ENVI ontologies were developed. These two ontologies are stored in the same repository, and the ontology developers contribute to their implementation collaboratively. Both ontologies have been published with OnToology, which automatically publish the ontologies with persistent URI using w3id.
In SPRINT, OnToology was extended in order to support ontology development efforts in the context of the Shift2Rail Interoperability Framework, and has been used for the documentation of ontologies being developed in this context.
During the European project easyTV, OnToology was used to document, evaluate an published under w3id the ontology developed to represent sing language information. The easyTV ontology reuses well-known linguistic models as lemon and lexinfo among others.
The DRUGS4COVID project aims at creating a catalogue of medicines that are being used to combat COVID-19 by using Artificial Intelligence techniques and Citizen Science in order to exploit the existing scientific literature about coronavirus (more than 60,000 papers). The extracted data is annotated with the DRUGS4COVID vocabulary that has been documented, evaluated and published using OnToology.


This is an open-air trolley that took visitors to the Great Saltair. Image courtesy of University of Utah's Marriott Library Special Collections


I’m a Web developer and Graphic Designer looking for work that will utilise the skills I have acquired. Most recently, I am an online English teacher, teaching children who's ages range from 5 to 17 years of age. While living in New Zealand, I was employed at the Police National Headquarters, analysing software and its effectiveness to serve both the police and our clients. It was here that a flame was reignited around creative processes and solutions that really serve the user. I am a team orientated person who is well spoken energetic, confident and personable. I enjoy working with people and have had a wide experience working in other countries (including non-english speaking countries). I’m hoping that with the skills I have obtained will provide me with an interactive learning experience that is challenging and self enhancing.
-Prepared and delivered instructional lessons with clear measurable outcomes.
-Communicated this information in verbal and written form.
-Kept accurate records of attendance, absences and tardies.
-Developed instructional methods
and program models for serving English learners.
-Contributed knowledge and skills to education practices and teaching profession.
-Delivered an english experience to students located in China.
-Constantly demonstrate analyzing and decision making capabilities.
-Establish and maintain appropriate internal and external working relationships with Police Staff, government agencies and the general public.
-Processing vetting applications for approved NZ government agencies.
-Responding to phone calls and correspondence from individuals and approved organizations.
-Ensuring that names and aliases are matched upon release of personal information.
-Provided advice on National Intelligence Application (NIA) data entry to Police staff.


Kalderetang Manok
Classic Filipino dish, great paired with freshly cooked rice and a bottle of Coca Cola.
- ⏲ Prep time: 30 min.
- 🍳 Cook time: 1 hr.
- 🍽 Servings: 5
Ingredients
- 1 lb of chicken
- 2 chopped potatoes
- 2 chopped carrots
- 1 chopped onion
- 2 chopped cloves of garlic
- 1 chopped tomato (optional)
- 3 cups of water
- Tomato sauce
- Chopped bell pepper
- Dried peas
- Liver spread
- Fish sauce
- Grated cheese
Directions
- Sauté onions, garlic and (optional) tomato, in a pan of olive oil.
- Put chicken and cook until brown, add 2 tablespoons of salt and pepper. (Note: Make sure the chicken is cook all the way through.)
- Add fish sauce before adding water and let the chicken boil for a few minutes and then add tomato sauce.
- Add potatoes, carrots, and liver spread. Mix the liver spread and let it boil until broth thickens, let it boil until carrots and potatoes are soft. Add more salt and pepper if needed.
- Add dried peas, bell pepper and grated cheese and let it cook for a minute.
- Cook until cheese melts before serving.
Contribution
Recipe tags:
filipino
chicken


McKenna Sork
28111 SE 7th ST Vancouver, WA 98607
(360) 921-7327 |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-
Education
- Brigham Young University – Marriott School of Business
Pre-Major in Business
- GPA 3.93 / 4.00
- ACT 34 / 36, 99th Percentile
- Member of Experience Design Society and BYU Women in Entrepreneurship
- Brigham Young Scholarship, Academic Scholarship
-
Experience
- BYU University Communications
Web Developer
- Implement user experience (UX) and human centered design to improve web optimization and appearance for users
- Migrate university content into Brightspot, a web development platform, using CSS and HTML to maintain a cohesive image
- Document tutorials and new features for Brightspot users through video recordings and private training sessions with clients
- Coordinate with the Office of IT to produce prominent university resources, including data.byu.edu and sign.byu.edu
- Kenna Customs
Owner and Operator
- Grow concept into a business model, secure funding, and conduct market research to gage customer interest
- Manage social media accounts with over 13.9k views, design multimedia marketing visuals to promote business engagement
- Record business transactions in a database to manage personal inventory, sales, and collections for custom orders
- Collaborate with clients to conceptualize and design over 70 original compositions which achieve their vision
- Professional Credit, Hawes Group
Accounting Intern
- Completed daily financial reports using SAGE 100 and Excel to reconcile company records with bank statements
- Processed more than 2,000 unclaimed property returns so the company was compliant with state regulations
- Implemented new scanning and filing systems to organize and consolidate official documents
- Panera Bread
Trainer
- Assisted 15 new employees on their path to certification, attended 40 hours of leadership and management workshops
- Facilitated customer service transactions through the handling of cash and dining service to improve customer experience
- Functioned as a kitchen aid, prepared food in the dining room and organized sanitation of facilities after hours
-
Leadership & Service
- PeaceHealth SW NICU
Volunteer Fundraiser
- Collected, recorded, and deposited over $7,000 in fundraising donations for medical equipment
- Planned fundraising events and themed experiences which involved more than 1,000 members of the community
- Produced marketing materials for PeaceHealth, contacted local businesses to obtain licenses, funds, and publicity
- Recruited over 50 volunteers, acted as a master of ceremonies to direct each fundraising event
- Union High School Chamber Choir
Student Department Chair and Soprano Section Leader
- Assisted the choir director; conducted student practices sessions, attendance, and exams for a class of 50 choral students
- Organized a local chapter of Tri-M, a nationally recognized Music Honor Society which emphasized community outreach
- Guided choral groups to State Finals for 3 consecutive years, placed 2nd in the Washington State Quartet Vocal Competition
-
Awards, Skills & Interests
- Woman Entreprenuer of the Year, BYU Women in Entreprenuership
- Leadership Department Award, Union High School Chamber Choir
- Leading Light Award for leadership and service, Mister Union Fundraising Pageant
- Outstanding Integrity Award, Vancouver East Panera Bread
- Proficient in Microsoft Excel, Tableau, and SQL for data extraction and analytics
- Familiar with coding languages including HTML, CSS, and VBA Excel Automation
- Graphic design and artistic experience using Adobe Illustrator
- First aid and CPR certified


Emilia Clarke recalls crying in the bathroom after feeling pressured to do nudity for ‘Game of Thrones’
Cape Town – The Mother of Dragons wasn't always as fearless as she appeared to be in the final season of Game of Thrones. She recently recalled feeling pressured to do a "fuck ton" of nudity.
Speaking to Dax Shepard on his podcast, Armchair Expert, she said, "I took the job, and then they sent me the scripts, and I was reading them, and I was like, 'Oh, there's the catch!' But I'd come fresh from drama school, and I approached it as a job, if it's in the script, then it's clearly needed, this is what this is, and I'm going to make sense of it. Everything's going to be cool." She recalled telling herself, "Whatever I'm feeling is wrong, I'm going to cry in the bathroom, and then I'm going to come back, and we're going to do the scene, and it's going to be completely fine."
In those moments she said she had fellow co-star Jason Momoa to lean on, and he told her it's okay not be okay with those scenes, The Guardian reports.
 She's shivering'," the 33-year-old said.
"He took care of me, too, in an environment where I didn't know I needed to be taken care of."
The Last Christmas actress was 23 years old at the time, but now, ten years later, she says "I'm a lot more savvy now with what I'm comfortable with, and what I am okay with doing.
"I've had fights onset before where I'm like, 'No, the sheet stays up,' and they're like, 'You don't want to disappoint your Game of Thrones fans.' And I'm like, 'Fuck you.'"
This isn't the first time Emilia's spoken about nudity on the show. In 2016 she told James Corden, "I feel like there’s a little bit of inequality between the amount of nudity that happens with women, this woman in particular, and what happens with the other guys."
Compiled by Bashiera Parker (Sources: Channel24 , Armchair Expert , The Guardian )
(Photo: Getty Images)


Deploying a custom ONNX Model¶
Users are not limited to the models available or generated by easy_perception_deployment itself.
You can generate your own ONNX model seperately, using your own training framework.
As long as your ONNX model file fits the input shapes required, it can be deployed as a ROS2 inference engine all the same.
Steps¶
Follow the instruction below to deploy your own ONNX model. Be warned that the input shape of your model could be currently incompatible with that of easy_perception_deployment. If incompatible, please refer to the Incompatible Model Input Shape? section below if the deployment fails.
Double-click on
easy_perception_deployment.desktop
file on your Desktop.
The window labelled, easy_perception_deployment should appear.
Click on button labelled,
Deploy
.
The window labelled, Deploy should appear.
Click on the button labelled, ONNX Model, and select your
.onnx
model file.Click on the button labelled, Label List, and select your
.txt
file.
Note
Our label list should contain the object text labels that are sorted such that they are correctly mapped to the way the model has been trained to classify. See data/label_list/coco_classes.txt
for an example.
Click on the DropDown menu labelled, Use Case, and select the Use-Case mode you wish to use.
For more details on what Use-Case filter you can use to finetune your model inference output, please refer to the section, Use Case Configuration below.
Once your Use-Case filter is selected, Click on the button labelled, Run.
Your ONNX model will be read and deployed as a ROS2 package, awaiting input images to arrive on its topic.
Use Case Configuration¶
Is your ONNX model trained to detect too many objects? Is your only option to limit the number of detection to retrain the model?
Retraining a deep learning model is an extremely time-consuming task. That is why easy_perception_deployment offers the use of Use-Case Configuration to easily finetune the outputs of your inference engine.
There are currently 4 modes available.
UseCase Mode No. |
Description |
|---|---|
0 |
Classification |
1 |
Counting |
2 |
Color-Matching |
3 |
Localization |
4 |
Tracking |
Classification¶
This use-case runs default and does not alter the inference output of the input ONNX model.
Its results are outputted as EPDObjectDetection.msg.
EPDObjectDetection.msg Message Format |
|---|
std_msgs/Header header |
uint64[] class_indices |
float64[] scores |
sensor_msgs/RegionOfInterest[] bboxes |
sensor_msgs/Image[] masks |
Counting¶
This use-case allows users to select a subset of object labels from the original list of object labels which the input ONNX model is designed to detect.
The inference output of a P2 or P3 model is then filtered to only show the user-selected objects.
Its results are outputted as EPDObjectDetection.msg.
EPDObjectDetection.msg Message Format |
|---|
std_msgs/Header header |
uint64[] class_indices |
float64[] scores |
sensor_msgs/RegionOfInterest[] bboxes |
sensor_msgs/Image[] masks |
Color-Matching¶
This use-case allows users to select a template reference image in the form of a .png/.jpeg/.jpg
image file.
The inference output of a P2 or P3 model is then filtered to only show detections that share similiarity with the reference image.
Its results are outputted as EPDObjectDetection.msg.
EPDObjectDetection.msg Message Format |
|---|
std_msgs/Header header |
uint64[] class_indices |
float64[] scores |
sensor_msgs/RegionOfInterest[] bboxes |
sensor_msgs/Image[] masks |
Localization¶
This use-case allows users to find the determine a detected object’s 3D euclidean centroid point, estimated object length, breadth, height and orientation.
The inference output of a P3 model is then filtered to localize user-trained objects.
Note
The current use-case strongly relies on Intel Realsense 3D cameras. The ROS2 driver package can be found here with its own installation instructions.
For the exact steps to set this up in ROS2 Foxy, please refer to this link.
For localization, a camera_to_plane_distance_mm ROS2 parameter has been made available to provide a quick pass-through filter that allows you to remove an underlying detection plane to obtain a representative PointCloud cluster of an object.
You can use the following commands to edit camera_to_plane_distance_mm ROS2 parameter.
source /opt/ros/foxy/setup.bash
ros2 param set /processor camera_to_plane_distance_mm <double value>
#eg. ros2 param set /processor camera_to_plane_distance_mm 450
Its results are outputted as EPDObjectLocalization.msg with each object represented as LocalizedObject.msg.
EPDObjectLocalization.msg Message Format |
|---|
std_msgs/Header header |
LocalizedObject[] objects |
float64 ppx |
float64 ppy |
float64 fx |
float64 fy |
uint32 frame_width |
uint32 frame_height |
sensor_msgs/Image depth_image |
uint32 process_time |
LocalizedObject.msg Message Format |
|---|
string name |
sensor_msgs/RegionOfInterest roi |
sensor_msgs/Image segmented_binary_mask |
geometry_msgs/Point centroid |
float64 length |
float64 breadth |
float64 height |
sensor_msgs/PointCloud2 segmented_pcl |
geometry_msgs/Vector3 axis |
Tracking¶
This use case allows users to find the determine a detected object’s 3D euclidean centroid point, estimated object length, breadth, height and orientation. This use case extends the Localization feature and uniquely tag each new objects that appear in front of the camera.
Note
The current use-case strongly relies on Intel Realsense 3D cameras. The ROS2 driver package can be found here with its own installation instructions.
For the exact steps to set this up in ROS2 Foxy, please refer to this link.
For localization, a camera_to_plane_distance_mm ROS2 parameter has been made available to provide a quick pass-through filter that allows you to remove an underlying detection plane to obtain a representative PointCloud cluster of an object.
You can use the following commands to edit camera_to_plane_distance_mm ROS2 parameter.
source /opt/ros/foxy/setup.bash
ros2 param set /processor camera_to_plane_distance_mm <double value>
#eg. ros2 param set /processor camera_to_plane_distance_mm 450
Its results are outputted as EPDObjectTracking.msg with each object represented as LocalizedObject.msg and tagged uniquely with corresponding integer label.
EPDObjectTracking.msg Message Format |
|---|
std_msgs/Header header |
LocalizedObject[] objects |
string[] object_ids |
float64 ppx |
float64 ppy |
float64 fx |
float64 fy |
uint32 frame_width |
uint32 frame_height |
sensor_msgs/Image depth_image |
uint32 process_time |
LocalizedObject.msg Message Format |
|---|
string name |
sensor_msgs/RegionOfInterest roi |
sensor_msgs/Image segmented_binary_mask |
geometry_msgs/Point centroid |
float64 length |
float64 breadth |
float64 height |
sensor_msgs/PointCloud2 segmented_pcl |
geometry_msgs/Vector3 axis |
Incompatible Model Input Shape?¶
Here at team ROS-Industrial Consortium Asia Pacific, we are continuously expanding the compatibility of different ONNX model with easy_perception_deployment over time.
So if it is extremely difficult or impossible for you to tweak your model’s input shape please let us know by posting it as a GitHub issue here at official GitHub repository.
Thank you.


A promise that does not resolve until loggedIn()
is true. This uses the pollingTime
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.
Use this to dispatch an event to the internal EventTarget
Call this method in a route of the redirectUri
. This method takes the value of the hash at
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If the method was able to grab the token, it will return 'SUCCESS'
else it will return a
different string.
A simple synchronous method that returns whether or not the user is logged in by checking whether or not their token is present and not expired.
Deletes the token from the given storage causing loggedIn
to return false on its next call.
Also dispatches logout
event
Removes the event listener in target's event listener list with the same type, callback, and options.
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, the token will be returned immediate, else it will open a popup
and wait until the user is loggedIn()
(i.e. a new token has been added).
Returns true only if there is a token in storage and that token is expired. Use this to method
in conjunction with loggedIn
to display a message like "you need to relogin" vs "you need
to login".
If the user is loggedIn()
, the token payload will be returned immediate, else it will open a
popup and wait until the user is loggedIn()
(i.e. a new token has been added).
Tries to open a popup to login the user in. If the user is already loggedIn()
it will
immediately return 'ALREADY_LOGGED_IN'
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wraps decodeURIComponent
and returns the original string if it cannot be decoded
Decodes a URL string to an object of string
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Encodes an object of strings to a URL
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Yao is a graduate student in Stanford University's Department of Materials Science and Engineering. Yao received her B.Sc. in Applied Physics from the University of Science and Technology of China in 2013, where she worked in a condensed matter computation group to develop part of an electronic structure calculation package. She also worked in a functional nanomaterials laboratory to develop surface plasmon enhanced solar cells with Ag nanoparticles. Yao joined Prof. Evan Reed’s group in the fall of 2013, and is interested in simulations of two-dimensional (2D) materials for potential electronic applications. One project she worked on is the study of atomic and molecular adsorption on monolayer MoTe2. Yao and coworkers show the potential for adsorption to induce a structural phase change between the semiconducting and metallic crystal structures of the monolayer and its alloy, potentially providing the basis for molecular sensing applications. She currently works on van der Waals interactions in layered materials. In her free time, she enjoys music and playing cello. She also likes hiking with her friends. Publications Zhou, Y., Pellouchoud, L. A., Reed, E. J., The Potential for Fast van der Waals Computations for Layered Materials Using a Lifshitz Model. 2D Materials, doi:10.1088/2053-1583/aa528e (2017). Empante, T. A., Zhou, Y., Klee, V., Nguyen, A. E., Lu, I. H., Valentin, M. D., Naghibi Alvillar, S. A., Preciado, E., Berges, A. J., Merida, C. S., Gomez, M., Bobek, S., Isarraraz, M., Reed, E. J., Bartels, L., Chemical Vapor Deposition Growth of Few-Layer MoTe2 in the 2H, 1T', and 1T Phases: Tunable Properties of MoTe2 Films. ACS Nano, doi:10.1021/acsnano.6b07499 (2016). Zhou, Y., Reed, E. J., Structural Phase Stability Control of Monolayer MoTe2 with Adsorbed Atoms and Molecules. Journal of Physical Chemistry C, doi:10.1021/acs.jpcc.5b05770 (2015). Awards and Honors O. Cutler Shepard Award, Stanford University, 2015 Alma M. Collins Stanford Graduate Fellowship, Stanford University, 2015 Institute of Electronics of Chinese Academy of Science Scholarship, China, 2012 Outstanding Student Scholarship, USTC, China, 2009-2011 |


4. Documentation¶
Turbine component sizing models for hub and drivetrain components are described along with mass-cost models for the full set of turbine components from the rotor to tower and foundation.
4.1. Documentation for DriveSE¶
The following inputs and outputs are defined for DriveSE using the three-point suspension configuration:
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Drive3pt
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The following inputs and outputs are defined for DriveSE using the four-point suspension configuration:
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drivese.drive.
Drive4pt
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4.1.2. Referenced Sub-System Modules¶
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drivese.drivese_components.
LowSpeedShaft_drive
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drivese.drivese_components.
LowSpeedShaft_drive4pt
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drivese.drivese_components.
LowSpeedShaft_drive3pt
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drivese.drivese_components.
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drivese.drivese_components.
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drivese.drivese_components.
Gearbox_drive
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drivese.drivese_components.
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drivese.drivese_components.
Generator_drive
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drivese.drivese_components.
Bedplate_drive
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drivese.drivese_components.
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drivese.drivese_components.
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 The objective of the game is to sink the ship and move onto the next level. The online game is free to play and features "social hooks" that encourage you to play with others.
How can they grow revenue from Penguin Pro?
Sources of Revenue
- Advertising: $0.01/DAU (Daily Active User)
- In game purchases: $0.05/DAU
- DAUs are growing at 100% every 3 months
- DAU - Daily Active User
Other Facts
- Customers: Everyday users of facebook - students, mums, friends etc
- Competition: Other game developers growing DAUs at 120% every 3 months
- Company: Penguin is a small 10 person team of talented software developers and product managers
Basic Points
- Acquire more users - advertise the game to ensure you capture a bigger share of growing market
- Get users to play for longer - more social features, more gaming levels and content
- Expand range of potential in game purchases e.g. consumable goods (energy/lives), durable goods (in game assets) and priveleges (unlimited options)
- Expand game platform to mobile (Facebook 200M DAUs, iOS 70M DAUs)
- Expand geographies for game - different language versions etc
Advanced Comments
- Current Profits: Currently making approx $60k in revenue per day. Variable costs are small and comprise server expenses per DAU. Fixed costs include salaries, computer equipment and office space.
- User Growth: Expect 4M users by the end of the year (1M x 100% after 9 mths x 100% after 12 months)
- Anticipated Revenue: Annual Revenue run rate by end of the year $240k x 365 = $88M
- Risks: Risk that popularity of the game will quickly wane when a new fad comes along


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We have today (Monday 20 July) communicated to colleges and training organisations the impact on FE and skills of savings required across government.
Apprenticeships remain the government’s top skills priority: they are critical in ensuring people have a high quality training route in their chosen career. The new apprenticeship levy is evidence of the government’s commitment to the programme and we are dedicated to achieving 3 million apprenticeship starts over the life of this parliament. In achieving these savings, we continue our commitment to apprenticeships and have sought to minimise the impact on participation budgets.
We can confirm that we will fund all current apprenticeship growth requests for the 2014 to 2015 funding year.
We are reducing non-apprenticeship adult skills and discretionary learner support allocations by 3.9% for colleges and training organisations in the 2015 to 2016 financial year (April 2015 to March 2016).
To enable colleges to reflect the changes in their financial plans, we will allow colleges to submit an updated plan, where they believe this is necessary, by 30 September 2015 (in addition to the plan they are required to submit in July).
We have set all this out in a letter to the sector from our Chief Executive - see below.
Changes to funding allocations for 2015 to 2016 ( PDF , 258KB , 4 pages )


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A command runner is responsible for the execution of a command. Using it is optional, but it is useful for commands whose execution block is large.
@return [Array] The list of arguments
@return [Command] The command
@return [Hash] A hash contain the options and their values
@param [Hash] options A hash contain the options and their values
@param [Array] arguments The list of arguments
@param [Cri::Command] command The Cri command
# File lib/cri/command_runner.rb, line 22 def initialize(options, arguments, command) @options = options @arguments = arguments @command = command end
Runs the command. By default, this simply does the actual execution, but subclasses may choose to add error handling around the actual execution.
@return [void]
# File lib/cri/command_runner.rb, line 32 def call self.run end
Performs the actual execution of the command.
@return [void]
@abstract
# File lib/cri/command_runner.rb, line 41 def run raise NotImplementedError, 'Cri::CommandRunner subclasses must implement #run' end


HostCell
public struct HostCell<View, State, Layout> : CellConfigType where View : UIView, State : Equatable, Layout : TableItemLayout
Defines the view, state and layout information of a row item inside a TableSection.
It relies on you to build UIView subclasses and use those instead of implementing UITableViewCell or UICollectionViewCell subclasses. This has the side effect of building better more reusable view components. This greatly simplifies composition by combining several host-cells into more complex layouts. It also makes equality simpler and more Swifty
by requiring that anything provided as State only requires that the State object conform to the Equatable protocol. The View portion of the generic only requires it to be a UIView subclass.
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Swift
public let key: String
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public var style: CellStyle?
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public let actions: CellActions
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Contains the state information of a cell.
Declaration
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public let state: State
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A function that updates a cell’s view to match the current state. It receives two values, the view instance and an optional state instance. The purpose of this function is to update the view to reflect that of the given state. The reason that the state is optional is because cells may move into the reuse queue. When this happens they no longer have a state and the updater function is called giving the opportunity to reset the view to its default value.
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public func dequeueCell(from tableView: UITableView, at indexPath: IndexPath) -> UITableViewCell
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tableView
the
UITableView
holding the cells.indexPath
The index path specifying the location of the cell.
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A UITableViewCell object that exists in the reusable-cell queue.
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UICollectionView
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Swift
public func dequeueCell(from collectionView: UICollectionView, at indexPath: IndexPath) -> UICollectionViewCell
Parameters
collectionView
the
UICollectionView
holding the cells.indexPath
The index path specifying the location of the cell.
Return Value
A UICollectionViewCell object that exists in the reusable-cell queue.
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Horses can sleep standing up or laying down.
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THE LIFE AND TIMES OF HANK GREENBERG
Written and Directed by Aviva Kempner
With Hank Greenberg
Jean Cocteau NR 95 min.
You don't have to be a baseball fan to love Aviva Kempner's documentary about legendary Detroit Tiger slugger Hank Greenberg, though it probably helps.
Greenberg wasn't the first Jewish player to reach the majors, but he was the first to achieve stardom without downplaying his religion, and it made him the idol of American Jews in the decade when Hitler was stoking his cauldron of hate in Germany, and anti-Semitism was conspicuously alive and well in this country too. Greenberg played in Detroit, home of such major league bigots as Henry Ford and the infamous Father Coughlin. He filled the star void left by the departure of all-time Tiger great and world-class sonofabitch Ty Cobb.
Greenberg was 6'4", with muscles like Paul Bunyan, and he muted the jeers of "kike" and "sheeny" with an awesome barrage of homers and RBIs. His average never fell below .300 till his last year with the Tigers, after he'd returned from four years in WWII. He was twice the American League's most valuable player, and that didn't include the year ('37) when he drove in 183 runs, one shy of Gehrig's record, or the year ('38) when he electrified baseball with his 58 homers, two short of the immortal Bambino's mark. He was baseball's first $100,000 man.
"He may have been the single most important Jew to live in the 1930s," says Alan Dershowitz. "I thought he'd be the first Jewish president."
Greenberg wasn't an observant Jew, but he was a proud one. In his second year with the Tigers he agonized over whether to play on Rosh Hashanah. A Detroit rabbi sent him a Talmudic passage that okayed it, and Hankus Spankus walloped two homers to win a 2-0 game (the rabbi, a baseball fan, later admitted he'd fudged his interpretation.) When he declined to play on Yom Kippur, the poet Edgar Guest saluted him in the Detroit paper:
"We shall miss him in the infield, we shall miss him at the bat,
"He is true to his religion, and I honor him for that."
Aviva Kempner's labor of love took her 14 years, beginning with interviews with the great man shortly before his death in '86. She talked to teammates, opponents, sportswriters, and fans, and dug out vintage baseball film and Mandy Patinkin's Yiddish "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" for the soundtrack. She clutters things a bit with extraneous footage from Hollywood baseball movies, and sometimes her narrative drive slumps. It's not great filmmaking, but it's an impassioned treatment of a great subject.
Poetically, Hank Greenberg ended his career with the Pirates in '47, bringing him to the National League the year Jackie Robinson broke in. "I didn't know what having it bad was till I saw what happened to Robinson," he said.
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| struct | base |
| Base type for our DSL classes to configure a factory object. More... | |
| class | client_config |
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| struct | client_config_tag |
| Meta programming utility. More... | |
| class | client_factory_base |
Base type for client factories for use with can_connect . More... | |
| class | config_base |
| Base class for configuration objects. More... | |
| class | generic_config |
| Wraps configuration of some base parameters before we know whether the user is starting a client or a server. More... | |
| struct | generic_config_tag |
| Meta programming utility. More... | |
| struct | get_name |
| Meta programming utility for accessing the name of a type. More... | |
| class | has_accept |
| DSL entry point for creating a server. More... | |
| class | has_connect |
| DSL entry point for creating a client. More... | |
| class | has_context |
| DSL entry point for creating a server. More... | |
| class | has_ctx |
| Configuration for a client that uses a user-provided socket. More... | |
| class | has_uri_connect |
| DSL entry point for creating a client from an URI. More... | |
| struct | server_address |
| Simple type for storing host and port information for reaching a server. More... | |
| class | server_config |
| Wraps configuration parameters for starting clients. More... | |
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Contains building blocks to assemble protocol stacks in a declarative way.


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Smoothed data (John Ehlers iTrend)
Predictions vs. Actual
| Time | Requests predicted | Requests actual | Percentage change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13:00 10th May 16 | 8,679 | 8,709 | -0.3% |
| 20:00 10th May 16 | 15,266 | 16,255 | -6% |
| 01:00 11th May 16 | 1,301 | 886 | +46% |
| 08:00 11th May 16 | 8,158 | 9,670 | -15% |
| 16:00 11th May 16 | 13,582 | 15,143 | -10% |
| 00:00 13th May 16 | 972 | 716 | +35% |


Police: Man told not to drink beer on a city bus, punches driver
by HNN StaffHONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) -Police arrested a 21-year-old man Saturday for allegedly punching a city bus driver.
Police accused Sione Tonga of punching the bus driver in the Waipahu area around 4:40 p.m. Saturday.
Tonga got into it with the bus driver after police say he was told he couldn’t drink beer on the bus.
Tonga then allegedly punched the driver hurting the man, and fled the scene.
He was later located and arrested around 5:30 p.m. on Pahu Street near Farrington Highway. The 21-year-old faces various charges including interfering with the operator of a public transit vehicle and criminal contempt.
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First of all, let me get this out of the way and admit that I'd never done a hallucinogen before I did Salvia. I do not reccomend this at all. I've talked to a lot of people after the fact and those who have tried it all agree that Salvia was the most intense experience they've ever had, and believe me - some of these people are extremely hard core.
I knew that the Salvia high was a very short one, so I allocated about an hour in my day in which I was going to try it out. A couple friends and I went over to one of our apartments and began preperations. Within a couple minutes the 2 foot bong was cleaned, filled with fresh water and packed. I took a couple deep cleansing breaths, cleared my mind, lit the bowl and toked. My first hit was fairly large, I filled my lungs with a good ammount of smoke. I remember breathing the hit out and watching the smoke travel out my nose and down towards the floor. Just then I started to hear a strange repetitive sound and I could feel something tugging on my body. I handed the bong off to one of my friends and after that point things became a blur.
My friends tell me that after about 20 seconds I did a second hit, not as large as the first. I have no recollection of this event. In my mind the sound and the tugging motion had transformed into me trying to escape from a never ending line of closing garage doors, all of which were closing on me. I tried to get away from them but I couldn't move fast enough to keep ahead of them. My friends are relativly experienced trippers, I think one of them suggested that whatever was happening I should just let it happen.
Taking that advice, I collapsed onto the couch and let the garage doors catch up with me. Soon I had been crushed by them, but it was okay because I was just spit out the other side. The garage doors morphed into a rotating sprocket which spun off into oblivion.
It was then that I noticed I was floating above a vast plane upon which there was an infinatly large branching tree structure. If you can imagine what a family tree looks like, except take that to the largest extreme possible that is what I saw beneath me.
I became aware of voices above me and looked up. Above me I could see the faces of people from my lives, friends, family, people I'd only seen once or twice before in my entire life. I somehow knew that these people were not themselves, they were just representations of higher beings from another plane of existance. They were using images from my own mind to communicate with me in hopes that I would be more comfortable with those images than I would be with their true forms. They explained to me that the structure I saw beneath me was the fabric of Time, that each branch was an event that caused a split in the tree.
The concept behind this is fairly simple, imagine that for each decision you make, no matter how minute, you inadvertantly create a seperate timeline where you made that decision. At the same time there are parallel timelines where you made some other decision. The beings explained to me that I had become detached from the fabric of Time and that I needed to search through the timelines and collapse them all into my own personal timeline so I could return to my body.
To acomplish this task I transformed my perception into a large zipper, which I used to collapse the timelines into a single line which become my life. At this point I remembered that I had consumed a drug, which was why I was experiencing such strange things. Before this point I had completely forgotten that I'd done any drugs at all.
Once my timeline was collapsed I was able to regain some control over my body. I discovered that I was on the couch, which seemed okay except that for some reason I wanted to be outside. I got up and walked out the back door so I could sit on the weight bench that's on the back patio.
At first my friends were concerned, they said that I'd just been sitting there for about 10 minutes with a glazed look on my face and that I'd been twitching and occasionaly I'd jump up and look around for something only to sit back down again. I tried to tell them that I was okay and I just needed a breath of fresh air, but it was another 5-10 minutes before I could really communicate with them.
My experience on Salvia was easily the most frightening thing I've ever done in my entire life. During the course of my hallucination I was absolutly convinced that it was real, that I had to fight for my very existance. Once I realised that I was on a drug it became an epic battle for me to expel it from my system, I didn't like it and I wanted it gone, NOW. Having said that, I'll also say that my experience on Salvia was one of the most enlightening and self-affirming things I've ever done. I'm fully confident that I can handle myself in any situation now. After all, if I can reconstruct my own timeline and expel demons from my body, there really isn't anything LSD or shrooms can throw at me that I can't handle.
Bring it on, I can take it :)
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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My passion is to solve challenges using my training in both technology and science
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from itertools import repeat, count
from typing import Iterable, Optional, Any, Coroutine, Callable
import trio
from tqdm.auto import tqdm
from many_requests.common import N_WORKERS_DEFAULT, is_collection
[docs]def delayed(func: Callable[..., Coroutine]):
"""
Decorator used to capture an async function with arguments and delay its execution.
Examples:
>>> import asks
>>> func_, args_, kwargs_ = delayed(asks.request)('GET', url='https://example.org')
>>> assert func_ == asks.request
>>> assert args_ == ('GET',)
>>> assert kwargs_ == {'url': 'https://example.org'}
"""
def delayed_func(*args, **kwargs):
return func, args, kwargs
return delayed_func
[docs]def zip_kw(**kwargs):
"""
Return an iterator of N dictionaries, where the Nth item of each iterator specified in `kwargs` is paired together.
Like `zip` but returns a dict instead.
Also keyword arguments which are strings or not iterators are automatically repeated N times.
`zip_kw` stops when the shortest iterator has been exhausted.
"""
has_collection = False
for k, v in kwargs.items():
if not is_collection(v):
kwargs[k] = repeat(v)
else:
has_collection = True
kwargs[k] = iter(v)
counter = count() if has_collection else range(1)
try:
for i in counter:
dict_item = {k: next(v) for k, v in kwargs.items()}
yield dict_item
except StopIteration:
pass
[docs]class EasyAsync:
[docs] def __init__(self, n_workers: int = N_WORKERS_DEFAULT):
"""
Dead simple parallel execution of async coroutines.
`n_workers` are dispatched which asynchronously process each task given.
Args:
n_workers: Number of workers to use
Examples:
Each task sleeps for `i` seconds asyncronosly:
>>> EasyAsync(n_workers = 4)(delayed(trio.sleep)(i) for i in range(10))
Each task calculates `isclose` with a different `a` and `b` paramter. `abs_tol` is set the same for all.
>>> from math import isclose
>>> async def isclose_(a, b, abs_tol): return isclose(a=a, b=b, abs_tol=abs_tol)
>>> EasyAsync(n_workers = 4)(
>>> delayed(isclose_)(**kwargs)
>>> for kwargs in zip_kw(a=range(10), b=range(10)[::-1], abs_tol=4))
"""
self.n_workers = n_workers
self.progress_bar = None
[docs] def __call__(self, tasks: Iterable[delayed], length: Optional[int] = None):
"""
Execute given coroutine `tasks` using workers. The order of output will match the order of input.
Args:
tasks: A sequence of coroutines to execute
length: The number of tasks. If not specified it will try obtain the length automatically.
Used for progress bar
Returns:
A list of outputs from each task. The order of items is determined by the input.
"""
if length is None:
try:
length = len(tasks)
except TypeError:
pass
self.progress_bar = tqdm(total=length, smoothing=0)
self.tasks = enumerate(iter(tasks)) # Force the sequence to be a iterator
self.outputs = []
trio.run(self._worker_nursery)
# Order output and remove idx
self.outputs = sorted(self.outputs, key=lambda e: e[0])
self.outputs = [e[1] for e in self.outputs]
return self.outputs
async def _worker_nursery(self):
"""Start a trio nursery with n workers"""
async with trio.open_nursery() as nursery:
for i in range(self.n_workers):
nursery.start_soon(self._worker)
async def _worker(self):
"""Execute tasks until exhausted"""
for idx, task in self.tasks:
function, args, kwargs = task
output = await function(*args, **kwargs)
self.outputs.append((idx, output))
self._progress_update(1)
def _progress_update(self, n: int):
"""Increment progress bar"""
if self.progress_bar is not None:
self.progress_bar.update(n)


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Tutorial: Create Parallax effects and single-page scrollable experiences in Tumult Hype
Our good friends at Survey Legend have shared a great tutorial with us on creating a single-page website built for navigating by scrolling. If you’d like a quick demo on how this works, visit their website where they’ve created a single scene document using this process.
This technique is a great way to build what appears to be a long scrollable page, but is actually a single scene through which the user moves.
Check out the tutorial below, or download the example file to see how it’s built in Tumult Hype.
The core workflow for this technique is a single scene with elements that animate in and out of the scene. Each animation pauses at a timeline action created for a section:
To move between these timeline actions, a small snippet of JavaScript loads when the scene loads. This JavaScript detect a change in the scroll direction and amount, and continues or reverses the main timeline. Run this JavaScript ‘On Scene Load’ for any scene you’d like it enabled:
function wheel2(event) { // other browsers
event.preventDefault();
if (event.detail < 0 && (hypeDocument.currentTimeInTimelineNamed('Main Timeline') > 2)) {
hypeDocument.continueTimelineNamed('Main Timeline', hypeDocument.kDirectionReverse);
} else {
hypeDocument.continueTimelineNamed('Main Timeline', hypeDocument.kDirectionForward) }
}
function wheel(event) { // Firefox
event.preventDefault();
if (event.wheelDeltaY > 0 && (hypeDocument.currentTimeInTimelineNamed('Main Timeline') > 2)) {
hypeDocument.continueTimelineNamed('Main Timeline', hypeDocument.kDirectionReverse);
} else {
hypeDocument.continueTimelineNamed('Main Timeline', hypeDocument.kDirectionForward) }
}
window.onmousewheel = document.onmousewheel = wheel;
window.addEventListener("DOMMouseScroll", wheel2, false);
document.addEventListener("DOMMouseScroll", wheel2, false);
Use the above script whenever you want scrolling on a desktop computer to control the direction of the main timeline. For mobile support, use the built-in Drag actions to control your timeline. You may want to create a different document for Mobile Devices, with different timeline timing — a Drag action to control the timeline may not animate the document at the speed you’d like. Please read our Touch & Mobile documentation chapter for more tips.
Since documents within a single scene may lead to large amounts of images loaded in a single document, we recommend using SVG or vector-based graphics. Be aware of what images in your resource library ‘preload’ as this will slow down the initial display of your document.
Here’s a simpler version of the technique if you’d like to begin with an empty document. If you have any questions, get in touch @hypeapp.
Thanks to Survey Legend for this tutorial!


There has been a disconnect in pop culture as to the distinction between
what is commonly refered to as RAM (Random Access Memory) and an actual permamnent form of data storage. In order to understand the distinction, you must know what each does.
In essence, RAM is the memory space where data is loaded while the computer is on. Programs that are currently running are put on to the RAM so it may be accessed much faster when it is needed. Normal analog hard discs retrieve data much slower, as they have to spin and read data as it passes by the read-head inside of the drive itself. RAM and flash memory chips can be read much faster, mainly because they do not have moving parts.
The recent emergence of solid state drives (essentially huge stocks of flash-drive-like storage) has turned the world of computing data quickly in to more of a convenience. The main advantage to having a SSD is that it loads almost as fast as your processor can pull data from the disc. This means that video editing, 3d modeling, and other hard-drive intensive functions can be done much faster and with less buffering needed. There are faster variants of standard analog drives, but they are just about as expensive as a SSD, but they do not wear out as fast.
So, why don't we just use a huge solid state drive instead of RAM? Well, that is mainly because RAM is still faster than a standard 6gb/s SATA cable can handle. RAM runs about three times as fast, actually, and having dedicated memory for programs is simply more convenient than partitioning parts of an expensive SSD when RAM is cheaper and can simpy do the job better.
So, where does the distinction lie? Essentually, a standard hard drive can not store and retireve data faster than it can spin. Solid state drives circumvent the moving parts problem, but are hampered by cost and lifespan. RAM is used to hold temporary data because not only is it more efficient, but it is simply designed to do so.
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getFont
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AccessibleExtendedComponent .
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