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This is a listing of the known third-party tools and utilities that will aid your Titanium development.
Although we list third-party tools and utilities here, we cannot provide support or vouch for their stability, intellectual property or license, etc. Please use at your own risk.
Database
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SQLite Expert (Free and Commercial versions)
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Sequel Pro for OSX
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ERMaster Eclipse Plugin Entity Relationship Tool (free)
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SQLiteStudio (free)
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Clay Mark II Eclipse Plugin Entity Relationship Tool (free and commercial)
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Navicat (Commercial database management, backup and migration tool)
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MesaSQL for OSX (free/beta)
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SQLite Manager (free Firefox extension)
Debugging
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Colored Logcat for Android. Use the script logcat-ti.sh to filter out everything except Ti.API messages. Logcat filters are explained in detail on the Android Developers website
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JSLint, online JavaScript validator and code tidier
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JSONLint, online JSON validator and code tidier
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JSON Formatter and Validator, online JSON script and remote webservice validator, and code tidier
Design
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ImageMagick mogrify for image file format conversion and manipulation
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pngcrush for png file optimization
Editing
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Titanium Studio Preview for code editing, syntax highlighting, js validation and debugging
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Aptana Studio for code editing, syntax highlighting and js validation
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Eclipse, with the Titanium Autocomplete plugin and the WTP plugin (for js validation)
Filesystem
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Eclipse ADT (Android Development Tools) DDMS / File Explorer
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HashTab for checking validity of
[guides:Continuous Builds]
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sha1sum for checking validity of
[guides:Continuous Builds]
on Linux
Framework
The Titanium platform has given rise to a number of frameworks built on top of Titanium that add features, increase productivity or organize application code. For example:
Utility Libraries
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Helium - a Titanium utility library and framework for building component-oriented, event-driven Titanium Mobile applications. Provides visual and non-visual unit testing support, utility functions, and a JavaScript-based framework for building and styling UI components
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Kranium - Kranium transfers some well-known practices and techniques from web development to Titanium Mobile development.
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TiQuery - framework for Titanium based on jQuery
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Titanium Redux - utility library for Titanium, aimed at reducing the amount of code needed for common tasks in Titanium
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Titanium Tools - a collection of tools for Titanium Mobile
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Foundation - MVC microframework for Titanium 1.5.X
Special Purpose
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Twitter oAuth Adapter - utility for making authenticated Twitter API calls
System Admin
Other
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Browser Search Engines (Mycroft - Sherlock / OpenSearch format)
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Alertra SpotCheck URL for checking the availability of web pages, from the perspective of major cities around the world
Your recommendations
If you have a tool or utility that you find useful for Titanium development, tell us about it and we will share it here to benefit others.


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private java.util.List<PatternCard> |
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private java.util.List<PrivateObjectiveCard> |
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private java.util.List<PublicObjectiveCard> |
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Class constructor: create the final step of a game delivering all the cards(publics, private, tool card)
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changeBagger()
helper method used to change the player responsible of drafting the die from the bag and roll the dice
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method that delivers three public cards if the mode is multi player,
otherwise the method delivers two public cards
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setToolCard()
method that delivers three tool cards if the mode is multi player,
otherwise the method delivers tool cards as much as the difficulty chosen by the player
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private GameController gameController
private java.util.List<PrivateObjectiveCard> listPrivateCard
private java.util.List<PublicObjectiveCard> listPublicCard
private java.util.List<PatternCard> listPattern
private boolean[] control
GameSetup(GameController gameController)
gameController
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view
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java.util.List<ToolCard> setToolCard()
void startPatternCard(VirtualView view)
view
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private java.util.List<PrivateObjectiveCard> loadPrivate()
private java.util.List<PublicObjectiveCard> loadPublic()
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Tuesday, January 29
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Tuesday, March 19
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Tuesday, March 26
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RETURN TO PARADISE (1998)
A film review by Steve Kong Edited by Cher Johnson Copyright 1998 Steve Kong
Return to Paradise is a movie that has a great morality play. It uses the characters to force us to ask ourselves one question Is the life of a friend worth three years of your life?
As Return to Paradise opens, we learn of three friends Sheriff (Vince Vaughn), Tony (David Conrad), and Lou (Joaquin Phoenix).  Sheriff is a limo driver, Tony an architect, and Lou a self proclaimed tree hugger. As their vacation ends the three decide what to do. Sheriff and Tony decide to fly back to New York, but Lou wants to stay and help free orangutans.
Two years later Sheriff and Tony are approached by a lawyer, Beth (Anne Heche), who tells them what happened to Lou right after they left. It turns out that Lou was caught with the hash and has been imprisoned for the last two years. Compounding this news is the fact that Lou has only seven days to live. The Malaysian government takes drugs seriously and they have sentenced Lou to death. The only thing that can save Lou is if both Sheriff and Tony go back to Malaysia and accept their responsibility with the drugs. In that case, Lou's life will be spared.
Writers Wesley Strick and Bruce Robinson have put together a tight and engrossing script. The script never strays into melodrama and focuses solely on the question of if these two friends will go back to save Lou.
Kudos to cinematographer Reynaldo Villalobos, who shoots this film wonderfully. The film is shot with mostly grays, blacks, and whites. But, Villalobos skillfully slips in some bright colors to match the emotions of the characters onscreen.
The cast is superb. Vaughn, who I last saw in the Lost World, is the staple for this film. His performance stands out. Vaughn plays Sheriff right on the money - a guy who is hesitant to go back to Malaysia. Anne Heche absolutely glows in Return to Paradise. Her portrayal of Beth is diverse, hard-edged and pushy sometimes and soft and loving at other times. David Conrad doesn't get enough screen time, but when he is on screen he matches the performances of both Heche and Vaughn. As for Phoenix, he does well with the minimal amount of work the script provides.
Director Joseph Ruben has a winner of a film. Return to Paradise is a Don't Miss film. This film is remarkable - the writing is strong, the film looks great, and the acting is near perfect. It's nice to have films like Return to Paradise mixed in with the late summer films. It gives a good balance to the explosions and gun-fights that typically populate the summer films. Again, Don't Miss Return to Paradise.
After seeing this film, let me know if you'd trade three years of your life to save the life of a friend.
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How do I admin a machine without traceroute? strace?, gdb? ...
Customers want to install their favorite tool on Atomic Host
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Really just a concept
A way to run certain types of containers
SPC will manipulate content on the host
SPC can be used to manipulate other containers
docker run --privileged
This will:
docker run --net=host (Use the hosts network devices)
docker run --ipc=host (Share the hosts IPC namespace)
docker run --pid=host (See all of the processes on the host)
docker run --dev=host (Share /dev with the hosts: Proposed)
docker run -v /run:/run
Allows a container process to communicate with dbus, systemd or even docker daemon
docker run -v /:/host -e HOST=/host
Share the entire hosts file system into the container
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strace, gdb, sosreport
man pages,...
Allows you to run containers in SPC mode
atomic run --spc rheltools /bin/sh
/usr/bin/docker run -t -i --rm --privileged -v /:/host -v /run:/run -v /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime --net=host --ipc=host --pid=host -e HOST=/host -e NAME=rheltools-spc -e IMAGE=rheltools rheltools /bin/sh
Wraps rpm-ostree command if run on a atomic host
atomic host upgrade
atomic host rollback
atomic host status
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I could join words together against you
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and if I forbear, how much of it leaves me?
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package coldfusion.syndication;
import com.sun.syndication.io.impl.CFDateParser;
public class FeedDateParser implements CFDateParser {
private FeedDateParser() {
DateParser.registerCFDateParser(this);
}
...
}
Clearly this method was only intended to be called once. What will happen if I send you a Kryo-serialized version of FeedDateParser that has null fields? Answer: a super efficient application DoS. I will override the singleton with my malicious version, filled with null field members. This will cause NullPointerExceptions to start getting thrown everywhere, as everyone uses it. A single HTTP request could take you down completely.
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There is lots of havoc you can cause with constructors. Although I’m sure one is out there, there’s no killer remote code execution using this strategy that I’ve been able to find.


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S.A.R.A. - (synesthetic augmented reality application) is an App exploring the potential of using a mobile device as a unique musical interface via a digitally augmented synesthetic experience.
S.A.R.A. translates the surrounding environment into sounds based on the camera input and the movement of the device. It uses generative synthesis to produce the sound, please check the help section on how to load your own pure data patches.
In 2012, //benitez_vogl (Margarita Benitez and Markus Vogl) were awarded a National Endowment for the Arts – New Media Artworks Grant to develop S.A.R.A. See benitezvogl.com and s-a-r-a.com for concept, history, source documentation and more info.
//benitez_vogl thanks all our supporters, but especially our funding partners:
Pd Values Range:
- "pitch": -180.0 to 180.0
- "roll": -180.0 to 180.0
- "yaw": -180.0 to 180.0
- "color": 0.0 to 1.0
- "red": 0.0 to 1.0
- "green": 0.0 to 1.0
- "blue": 0.0 to 1.0
Use the value names in your Pd file to use data.
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Markus Vogl: Assistant Professor Graphic Design Interactive Media - The University of Akron - Myers School of Art
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Bertie: Um ... yes. It just seems to keep um ... going.
Mrs. Burns: Really? So you don't remember Angela's invitation?
Bertie: What invitation?
Mrs. Burns: That's a pity, because there's a film you wanted to see at the weekend. I expect you've forgotten that too?
Bertie: Pirates of Blood Island!
Mrs. Burns: Ah, so your memory is working!
Bertie: I ... um ... remember some things. But other things I forget.
When a character pretends to suffer from amnesia, or some other kind of memory loss.
The motivation for doing this varies: someone who has recently acted like a jackass or gone through an embarrassing situation may simply not want to relive it with others. A victim of Mind Control may seek an excuse to not talk about any pain they may have caused friends and family. A more nefarious character may fake memory loss to remove suspicion from themselves for a crime they committed, or to refrain from divulging sensitive information to their enemies.
The amount of memory a character may claim to have lost can range from just a few days, months, or even entire lifetimes. This can often depend on how vital it is to keep quiet about the incidents in question.
 A suspicious character may attempt to trick the faux amnesiac into mentioning something about the events to prove that they remember it after all. If the faker accidentally slips up and gives themselves away, they may make a big show about their "miraculous recovery." A character who really had amnesia at some point may recover but keep it secret and feign to still have amnesia, to take advantage of it (for example, because Amnesiacs are Innocent).
This can sometimes overlap with Fake Defector, if the character is faking memory loss for the sake of temporarily joining their enemies.
A sub trope of Obfuscating Disability. Compare Memory Gambit, in which a character arranges to actually have their memories removed to further their plans. Not to be confused with Amnesiac Liar, in which an individual who truly has amnesia is fooled into believing a falsehood they told before acquiring the condition.
Examples:
- In the Alien-esque hentai Alien from the Darkness, the lone survivor of a derelict ship pretends to have amnesia, and is thus unable to tell her rescuers what happened to the rest of her crew-mates. This is all to hide the fact that she is in fact the host to the alien being that killed them all.
- Inverted in A Certain Magical Index. Touma loses his memory but passes it off as a joke so Index doesn't feel bad.
- The water fairy Athena Glory in Aria does this as a prank to her student, Alice.
- Arisa has the titular character pretend to have developed amnesia after she threw herself out of a window.
- In the second series of Code Geass, Lelouch adds this to part of his masquerade early on in order to throw off suspicion that he has regained his memories.
- In episode 26 of Hayate the Combat Butler, after a fight with some baddies, Hayate ends up with a blow to the head, rendering him unconscious. Ayumu, being there when it happened helped Hayate tend to his wounds. When Hayate woke up, Ayumu then asks whether he likes her or not. Hayate then ends up faking amnesia in order to avoid answering the question. Hilarity Ensues.
- In an episode of Ōkami-san, Ryoko suffers from actual amnesia, where she thinks she's thirteen. When she later gets better, she pretends not to remember the entire day due to being embarrassed. Ringo catches her when she remembers eating.
- In Tekkaman Blade, D-Boy initially appears to have amnesia, but turns out to be faking it. Late in the series, he starts losing his memory for real.
- In Bokura no Kiseki, Harusumi pretends to be unable to remember his past-life identity to keep himself safe from any enemies he might "inherit" from his previous life as Princess Veronica. The bluff is maintained because everyone has gaps in their past-life memories and another classmate, Zeze, also claims he can't (and doesn't want to) remember.
- Happy Heroes: In Season 2 episode 50, the villain Big M. has an evil plan that involves him faking a case of amnesia. The joke's on him, though, as he later sustains a collision and actually does get amnesia.
- In the Marvel comic Agent X, The Taskmaster accuses Alex Hayden of being Wade Wilson pulling this trick. This ends up being a subversion, as while it's unclear whether he is Deadpool or not, the amnesia is very real. Then, it turns out Alex Hayden isn't even Wade!
- About half of Norman Osborn's amnesiac relapses are fake.
- In Supergirl story The Supergirl from Krypton Batman suspects that Kara is pulling this trick. However it is subverted: she really suffers from memory loss owing to kryptonite poisoning.
- The Earth-2 Catwoman was revealed to have been suffering from Amnesiac Dissonance the whole time she'd been Catwoman, and when she regained her original memories she forgot about her time as Catwoman. In a later retcon, she admitted to making this up in order to make her reformation easier.
- Asterix: In Asterix and the Actress, Latraviata, when she is impersonating Panacea, does this as an excuse to justify why she is visiting the village, and why she fails to recall past events or recognize people the real Panacea should know.
- Calvin and Hobbes: Calvin once tried this as an excuse for his terrible grades. His dad wasn't fooled.
- The End of Ends accuses Terra of this.
- My Little Wesker has the titular villain do this to keep the ponies from finding out about his Dark and Troubled Past, and more importantly, his former status as the Big Bad of his home series.
- RWBY: Epic of Remnant: When Gudako and her Servants end up in Remnant, Angra Mainyu covers up their group's ignorance about the world by claiming their recent battle left holes in their memory.
- While You Were Sleeping plays with this: Peter Gallagher's character, upon waking up from a coma, doesn't remember his fiancée (because they really aren't engaged, his family just thinks they are), so his family assumes that he's amnesiac. He figures out there's been some sort of mix-up, but he continues playing along with the amnesia story to avoid upsetting the family too much.
- In French movie The Gendarme to Stroll, Gendarme Fougasse suffered only from a short amnesia after an accident, but he likes so much the convalescent home he's staying in, he pretends in order to remain longer.
- In TRON, Flynn, when befriending Ram and Tron, uses the excuse that he suffered some memory disorientation while being transported to the Game Grid to hide the fact that he's actually a User that got beamed into the computer world by the MCP.
- Cure: Mamiya seems to exhibit short-term memory loss, and acts constantly confused. It's all a lie to disguise his sociopathy.
- Airhead: Emerson Watts, after undergoing an involuntary Brain Transplant into the body of teen supermodel Nikki Howard, is forced by the large corporation Nikki had a contract with to take over her life, despite the two girls' very different personalities and interests. Naturally, Em resorts to this trope, especially as Nikki's collapse at the SoHo Stark Megastore opening (due to the congenital brain defect that killed her) is publicly known, giving her an explanation that won't sound like the stuff of science fiction.
- In the Dirty Bertie story "Worms!", Bertie pretends to have a very selective form of amnesia to try and get out of going to Angela's party, but it doesn't work.
- In The Legendsong Saga Glynn does this to hide her ignorance about Keltor. She regains her memory as she learns more and can create a cover story.
- In Mass Effect: Retribution, when a rescue squad recovers a kidnapped character and asks for his name, he is unable to answer and claims that amnesia is the cause. As it turns out, he has been implanted with alien tech by Cerberus, allowing his body to be remote-controlled by the Reapers. The claim of amnesia was used by the Reapers to avoid the question as they were at that time unable to learn his name by reading his mind. It works horrifyingly well.
- The eponymous protagonist of Papillon feigns having amnesia after being caught receiving contraband coconuts and cigarettes while in solitary confinement. The warden is frustrated by the inability to get a name and other details from Papillon and orders him to finish the final four months of his sentence without a dinner meal. Despite nearly dying of malnourishment, Papillon remembers to continue the game upon his release and "mistakes" the end of his solitary time as a pardon from the Penal Colony altogether.
- Bobby Pendragon, from The Pendragon Adventure, feigns amnesia to get the Tribunal of Rayne to trust him. He fails to trick them. It's later revealed that they played along for completely different reasons.
- Star Wars Legends:
- In Jedi Apprentice: The Hidden Past, a dictatorship's favorite punishment is to destroy the memories of anyone who causes trouble. Some of them are left to wander the streets, but the worst troublemakers are shipped to dangerous worlds with floating cameras following them and broadcasting what happens. Thirteen-year-old Obi-Wan Kenobi ends up being put through the procedure. Thanks to The Force he is able to resist and retain his memories, but he pretends to remember nothing in an act of Obfuscating Stupidity.
- Similarly, in Rebel Force someone who learned how to make amnesiac assassins captures Luke Skywalker. Thanks to The Force — and Obi-Wan's spirit — helping, he remembers everything, but fakes it and does a very good job of acting, for days, in order to lull Soresh into thinking it worked so he could turn on him when the time was right.
- The title character from the Robin McKinley novel Sunshine pretends she has PTSD that made her forget or block her memories after escaping from being held captive by vampires. She does have PTSD, but she hadn't forgotten anything; she just didn't want to talk about it or explain A) why she saved a vampire and B) how she saved a vampire. That is to say, by using her magic that she hadn't used since childhood to make it so a certain vampire could walk under sunlight, which everyone agrees is impossible.
- Used by Mrs. Slocomb in a later episode of Are You Being Served? when she pretended to have forgotten everything since early childhood and spent the majority of the episode acting like a schoolgirl. The ordeal was a ploy to scare the management with a possible lawsuit.
- In Babylon 5, Morden pretends not to remember what happened to the Icarus when Sheridan interrogates him about it.
- In Breaking Bad, Walt pretends to not remember anything so he won't have to explain where he's been or what he's done for a period of time. He does admit to his psychiatrist that he's faking it (so that he can be released from the hospital rather than being held for evaluation), but also points out that doctor/patient confidentiality prevents the psychiatrist from telling anyone else.
- Xander pulls this in the Buffy the Vampire Slayer episode "The Pack", after being possessed by the spirit of a hyena. After Buffy and Willow save him, he tells them that he can't remember a thing and hopes he didn't do anything "too embarrassing". Giles, however, sees right through it.
Giles: I've been reading up on my animal possession and I cannot find anything anywhere about memory loss afterward.
Xander: Did you tell them that?
Giles: Your secret dies with me.
Xander: Shoot me, stuff me, mount me. - After Beckett is shot by a sniper, Castle admits his feelings for her. After she wakes up in the hospital, he asks if she remembers anything about the shooting. Beckett claims that she doesn't. At the end of the episode, though, after a psychiatrist asks her what she remembers, she admits that she remembers everything. Castle later finds out and is not amused.
- One episode features the "recovers but keeps it secret" variant with a witness who had been mentally stuck in the 1970's.
- Señor Chang of Community fakes a condition called "Changnesia" for the better part of a season.
- In the CSI episode "Fallen Idols", a high school cheerleader goes missing after a Deadly Prank on her cheating boyfriend. When she's found heavily injured later, she pretends not to remember anything, but Grissom quickly calls her out.
Grissom: I wish I could get selective amnesia. There's a lot in my past I'd like to forget about.
- In Grey's Anatomy, a seriously-hurt woman is found at the site of a ferry accident. Her face is beyond recognition, and she has no memory of who she is. Alex dubs her Ava, and Sloan makes her a new face. Eventually, though, Alex figures out that her memory has returned, but she kept on playing the amnesiac, as her former life sucked.
- Inverted in an episode of Human Target. A client who has amnesia takes part in a sting to trick the bad guys by pretending not to have amnesia. To do this he has to convince them that he was faking it. It makes sense in context.
- In iZombie, Blaine takes the second version of the zombie cure and loses his memory. He becomes a much more pleasant person, and Peyton falls for him again. Ravi's attempt to cure the amnesia fails to work, but Don E suspects that Blaine is lying and tells Ravi. Ravi tells Peyton, who asks Blaine. He admits that he did lose his memories for a few days, but then everything came flooding back. He decided that he liked who he was as an amnesiac far more than his typical persona. Unfortunately for him, Peyton doesn't buy it and leaves, setting Blaine back onto the dark path. Of course, at that point, he can't hide the truth any more, as Major has also taken the cure, which means that everyone will know anyway in a few days.
- In Kousoku Sentai Turboranger, Pink Turbo decides to fake memory loss to join the bad guys after taking a blow to the head in a battle, in a gambit to acquire an antitode for the poisoned Blue Turbo.
- An episode of Private Practice has a depressed woman ask to undergo shock therapy in order to be happy again. It appears to work, except she doesn't remember her fiancé anymore. Violet, an experienced psychiatrist, calls bullshit on that, and the woman eventually admits that she pretended, as she feels happy until he walks in the room. In the end, the doctors support her story and tell the fiancé to leave her be.
- In the Starsky & Hutch episode "Partners", Hutch apparently gets amnesia from a car crash at the beginning of the episode. It's played as a standard amnesia story for the rest of the episode, with Starsky trying to jog his memory through a Clip Show, until Hutch admits in the last five minutes that he was faking because he was so angry at Starsky for crashing the car.
- Supernatural: Dean fakes a case of Death Amnesia after being pulled out of hell by Castiel.
- In a late-season arc of Wonderfalls, Heidi Gotts gets bumped on the head and decides to fake amnesia because so many people think that's exactly how amnesia works.
Heidi Gotts: I wasn't faking it at first! I really did still think we were married!... for a few seconds...
- In The X-Files, Mulder jokingly pretends to not know who Scully is for a brief moment in the episode "Deadalive".
- In Final Fantasy XIII, Vanille pretends that she's forgotten a substantial plot-relevant swath of memory in order to avoid having to share her Dark and Troubled Past (and its ramifications for their current situation) with the rest of the party. Her partner Fang, who really has forgotten, eventually tricks her into admitting it by pretending that she's also been faking her own amnesia.
- In Hyperdimension Neptunia Rebirth 1, while pursuing the defeated Black Heart, Neptune runs into Noire (who is really the un-transformed Black Heart). When Neptune realizes Noire is badly hurt, Noire pretends very badly to have amnesia and not to remember what happened to her. IF sees straight through it, but Neptune and Compa both fall for it.
- At the end of Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves Sly pretends to have amnesia in order to get close to Carmelita Fox (and avoid arrest). She tells him that he's her partner.
- In Kingdom Hearts, Kairi claims to remember "nothing at all" about her homeworld. The way the scene is framed in classic Japanese cinematography indicating she's not being truthful. She later owns up about it
while inside of Sora's heart, no less!
- Seemingly subverted but actually played straight by Xehanort. It's assumed that he lost his memory after the fight against Aqua at the end of Birth By Sleep, but Braig in a flashback in Dream Drop Distance thinks he never lost his memory at all. The truth is he did lose his memory, he just recovered it quicker then people think.
- Archer in Fate/stay night claims to not remember which Heroic Spirit he is in order to carry out his plan to kill Shirou while making it seem like he was just another casualty of the Holy Grail War. (A Double Subversion, as he mentions that at first he really didn't know who he was, but he remembered fairly quickly. He just never let on that he had.)
- Played with in Virtue's Last Reward. K can be one of two people, depending on the timeline. Kyle really is amnesiac, but on one particular timeline Akane pretends to be Kyle and in her case amnesia was a lie.
- In Super Robot Wars X, Tobia fakes amnesia to avoid explaining his situation to the others, more specifically the ones who come from Tobia's past in the UC Gundam timeline.
- Played for laughs in Skin Horse: when Animal Control shows up to capture Sweetheart, Unity panics and feigns amnesia. She's apparently done this before.
- In Lost Opportunity Louwrens does this after being transported to an alien (but somewhat familiar) planet and transformed into an anthropomorphic dog.
- In Girl Genius, Lucrezia pulls this whilst possessing Agatha's body, telling Agatha's rescue party that she's been drugged and can't remember any of them. She manages to pull it off for a while, too, since no-one imagines for a second that it could be anyone other than Agatha talking to them. It isn't until she encounters someone that knew the original Lucrezia and recognises her mannerisms that it all goes downhill.
- In Flander's Company season 4, both Hippolyte and Caleb pretend to be amnesiac in the alternate universe. It's Hippolyte's idea, at first because he thinks the true story would be too unbelievable.
- In Hey Arnold!, Helga pretends to have amnesia. She did originally have amnesia, but recovered from it in the morning. Her mother told her that Arnold took care of her that day, which prompted her to fake it so he would continue to take care of her.
- Ambiguous but heavily implied to be the case with Terra in the Series Finale of Teen Titans. When Beast Boy claims she was so happy as a Titan she comments that things were never the way he remembered them, and Slade tells Beast Boy she chooses to not remember.
- During the Nuremberg Trials and the lead-up to it, former Nazi Party deputy Rudolf Hess pretended that he had lost most of his memories, making a show out of not recognizing the other defendants. None of the prosecutors nor any of his former colleagues were buying it.


The paper demonstrates that Memory Augmented Neural Networks (MANN) are suitable for one-shot learning by introducing a new method for accessing an external memory.
This method focuses on memory content while earlier methods additionally used memory location based focusing mechanisms.
Here, MANN refers to neural networks that have an external memory. This includes Neural Turning Machines (NTMs) and excludes LSTMs.
In meta-learning, a learner is learning at two levels.
The learner is shown a sequence of tasks D1, D2, …, DT.
When it is training on one of the datasets (say DT), it learns to solve the current dataset.
At the same time, the learner tries to incorporate knowledge about how task structure changes across different datasets (second level of learning).
Following are the desirable characteristics for a scalable, combined architecture:
Memory representation should be both stable and element-wise accessible.
Number of model parameters should not be tied to the size of the memory.
In standard learning, the goal is to reduce error on some dataset D. In meta-learning, the goal is to reduce the error across a distribution of datasets p(D).
Each dataset is presented to the model in the form (x1, null), (x1, y0), …, (xt+1, yt) where yt is the correct label (or value) corresponding to the inpuit xt.
Further, the data labels are shuffled from dataset to dataset.
The model must learn to hold the data samples in memory till the appropriate candidate labels are presented in the next step.
The idea is that a model that meta learns would learn to map data representation to correct labels regardless of the actual context of data representation or the label.
The paper uses NTM as the MANN with one modification.
In the original formulation, the memories were addressed by both context and location. Location-based addressing is not optimal for the current setup where information encoding is not independent of the sequence.
A new access module - LRUA - Least Recent Used Access - is used to write to memory.
LRUA is purely content-based and writes to either least used memory location (to preserve recent information) or most recently used memory location (to overwrite recent information with more relevant information). This is decided on the basis of interpolation between previous read weights and weights scaled according to the usage weight.
Omniglot (classification)
Sampled functions from Gaussian Processes
For the omniglot dataset, the model was trained with various combinations of randomly chosen classes with randomly chosen labels.
As baselines, following models were considered:
Since each episode (dataset created by the combination of classes) contains unique classes (with their own unique labels) it is important to clear the memory across different episodes.
For the regression task, the data was generated from a GP prior with a fixed set of hyper-parameters which resulted in different functions.
For both the tasks, the MANN architecture outperforms the LSTM architecture baseline NTMs.


The property value true means that the stream will become encrypted
after the closest storage in the parent hierarchy, that has common
storage password, is commited.
false - the stream will not react to commit of such a storage.
In case stream is not encrypted and the property is set to true,
the stream will stay nonencrypted until the closest storage
in the parent hierarchy, that has common storage password, is commited.
On the commit the stream will be encrypted with the common storage
password. If there is no such storage in the hierarchy the stream
will not be encrypted at all.
Thus this property must be set very carefully.
If somebody sets a password explicitly by using
XEncryptionProtectedSource interface the value is
automatically set to false and the stream becomes encrypted
with specified password immediatelly.
In case stream is encrypted one and the value is set to true
the stream becomes nonencrypted until the common storage password
holder is commited. The data about previously set password ( if any )
will be removed and the stream can be accessed as nonencrypted stream.


--- layout: post title: Testing Socket.IO with Mocha, Should.js and Socket.IO Client comments: true ---
I’m currently in the midst of creating an application that utilizes Socket.IO for real-time communication between users. Using mocha and should.js I was able to test objects within my node app. However, I quickly found that there were some odd synchronization issues between clients that the test cases couldn't cover. To test the interaction between clients I needed a way to programatically communicate to my node server: Enter socket.io-client.
As an example of how to test your socket.io application we’ll create a small chat application and test it using: socket.io-client, mocha and should.js.
Our chat server should be able to:
If you hit any roadblocks see Trouble shooting at the bottom of this post.
Without further ado, below is the bare essentials for our socket.IO chat server (chat-server.js) and our tests (tests/test-chat-server.js).
```javascript Server V0.1 var io = require('socket.io').listen(5000); io.sockets.on('connection', function (socket) { }); ``` ```javascript Tests var should = require('should'); var io = require('socket.io-client'); var socketURL = 'http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5000'; var options ={ transports: ['websocket'], 'force new connection': true }; var chatUser1 = {'name':'Tom'}; var chatUser2 = {'name':'Sally'}; var chatUser3 = {'name':'Dana'}; describe("Chat Server",function(){ }); ```Within the describe function (line 16 in tests) we will add our first test that determines if our chat server notifies all users that a new user has joined. It's important to disconnect both clients once this test is over, otherwise the second test will trigger this test's 'new user' event.
```javascript Test 1 - One user connects, both users should be notified. it('Should broadcast new user to all users', function(done){ var client1 = io.connect(socketURL, options); client1.on('connect', function(data){ client1.emit('connection name', chatUser1); /* Since first client is connected, we connect the second client. */ var client2 = io.connect(socketURL, options); client2.on('connect', function(data){ client2.emit('connection name', chatUser2); }); client2.on('new user', function(usersName){ usersName.should.equal(chatUser2.name + " has joined."); client2.disconnect(); }); }); var numUsers = 0; client1.on('new user', function(usersName){ numUsers += 1; if(numUsers === 2){ usersName.should.equal(chatUser2.name + " has joined."); client1.disconnect(); done(); } }); }); ```Now that our first test is complete, let's run the server.
```bash Run the server node chat-server.js ```In another terminal window we can run the tests.
```bash Run the tests mocha -R spec ```And both tests will fail (times out to be specific)! To pass the tests we simply update the chat-server.js to the following:
```javascript Server V0.2 var io = require('socket.io').listen(5000); io.sockets.on('connection', function (socket) { socket.on('connection name',function(user){ io.sockets.emit('new user', user.name + " has joined."); }) }); ```When you run the tests again they should both pass.
Now, we'll add the second test that determines if a message sent from one client is sent to all the clients connected to the chat server. It may not initially be obvious why I'm using 3 clients, but it should be in the 3rd test. To determine if all 3 clients have received a message we keep a counter (messges) and check that each received message is the correct message.
```javascript Test 2 - User sends a message to chat room it('Should be able to broadcast messages', function(done){ var client1, client2, client3; var message = 'Hello World'; var messages = 0; var checkMessage = function(client){ client.on('message', function(msg){ message.should.equal(msg); client.disconnect(); messages++; if(messages === 3){ done(); }; }); }; client1 = io.connect(socketURL, options); checkMessage(client1); client1.on('connect', function(data){ client2 = io.connect(socketURL, options); checkMessage(client2); client2.on('connect', function(data){ client3 = io.connect(socketURL, options); checkMessage(client3); client3.on('connect', function(data){ client2.send(message); }); }); }); }); ```If you run the tests again it should fail! We can fix this by updating the server code to look like:
```javascript Server V0.3 var io = require('socket.io').listen(5000); io.sockets.on('connection', function (socket) { socket.on('connection name',function(user){ io.sockets.emit('new user', user.name + " has joined."); }); socket.on('message', function(msg){ io.sockets.emit('message', msg); }); }); ```With the first two bits of functionality complete, and tested, we now need to test that 1) a client can send a private message to another client and 2) no other clients receive that message. At minimum we need 3 clients to test this condition. Once all 3 clients have connected, the 3rd client will send a private message to the first client. It's easy to test that the first client has received the message, but how do we test that the 2nd client has not? The solution I'm using below is that the test simply waits 40 milliseconds and if only 1 message has been received, there's a strong chance that client 2 has not received a message. I'm not sure how to write the test to be 100% sure that the client has not received the message - any thoughts?
```javascript Test 3 - User sends a private message to another user. it('Should be able to send private messages', function(done){ var client1, client2, client3; var message = {to: chatUser1.name, txt:'Private Hello World'}; var messages = 0; var completeTest = function(){ messages.should.equal(1); client1.disconnect(); client2.disconnect(); client3.disconnect(); done(); }; var checkPrivateMessage = function(client){ client.on('private message', function(msg){ message.txt.should.equal(msg.txt); msg.from.should.equal(chatUser3.name); messages++; if(client === client1){ /* The first client has received the message we give some time to ensure that the others will not receive the same message. */ setTimeout(completeTest, 40); }; }); }; client1 = io.connect(socketURL, options); checkPrivateMessage(client1); client1.on('connect', function(data){ client1.emit('connection name', chatUser1); client2 = io.connect(socketURL, options); checkPrivateMessage(client2); client2.on('connect', function(data){ client2.emit('connection name', chatUser2); client3 = io.connect(socketURL, options); checkPrivateMessage(client3); client3.on('connect', function(data){ client3.emit('connection name', chatUser3); client3.emit('private message', message) }); }); }); }); ```Once again, running the tests should fail. Lets add code to enable private messages. Ideally we'd use Redis Pub/Sub to simplify message passing, but for the sake of brevity we'll omit it here. We'll keep track of clients and their sockets using the clients hash. The hashe's key will be the client's name, and the value will be the client's socket. When the client disconnects we delete that entry from the hash.
```javascript Server V0.4 var io = require('socket.io').listen(5000); var clients = {}; io.sockets.on('connection', function (socket) { var userName; socket.on('connection name',function(user){ userName = user.name; clients[user.name] = socket; io.sockets.emit('new user', user.name + " has joined."); }); socket.on('message', function(msg){ io.sockets.emit('message', msg); }); socket.on('private message', function(msg){ fromMsg = {from:userName, txt:msg.txt} clients[msg.to].emit('private message', fromMsg); }); socket.on('disconnect', function(){ delete clients[userName]; }); }); ```Congratulations, you have a node.js chat server and you've tested it!
mocha -R spec
will not work within the test folder, this command looks for the test folder, so cd ..
if you're in the test folder.npm install https://github.com/LearnBoost/socket.io-client/zipball/master
Using coffeescript @jamescarr refactored the above code so the server starts automatically during testing: socket.io-test


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[gecode-users] quick question
Mikael Zayenz Lagerkvist
zayenz at gmail.com
Sun Apr 15 15:12:25 CEST 2007
On 4/14/07, penche21 penche21 <penche21 at hotmail.com> wrote:
> - I use Options.java class for benchmarking. The problem is runtimes depends
> on System.nanoTime() method. So, what I get is basically elapsed time for
> program of that time. Is there a way to get the actual user time which does
> not depend on load on my.
There is no possibility that I know of in Java to get user-time.
However, if it were possible I doubt that it would be useful. On my
Windows-machine at least, user-time for a Gecode/J program does not
include time spent in native code, which naturally includes the bulk
of time spent by the program.
I would recommend that you do your experiments on a machine that is as
unloaded as possible, and that you increase the number of samples so
that you get a low enough deviation. Also, the timenogc mode can be
useful. It tries to force Java to do a garbage collection between each
run of the problem, although there is no guarantee.
Also, please remember that Gecode/J is not as fast as Gecode, the
Java-C++ conversions
layer adds quite some overhead.
Cheers,
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I'm not sure I buy this (too many buzzwords for me - "synergizing the application and hardware to maximize user value" indeed!), but it's an interesting argument: "The convergence of diverse services dilutes the focus on each service, thus leaving it to struggle."
So, stepping back from the grand strategies and focusing on more tactical stuff... how do you ensure that an increasingly multipurpose device doesn't end up as a jack of all trades, master of none? Or (he says, eyeing the PC suspiciously) does it matter if it does?


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Chinese proverb
sharing your happiness is much better than enjoying your happiness by your own.
7.1. Create reStructuredTexts¶
7.1.1. Create reStructuredTexts¶
Use the tips in reStructuredText Markup to create your reStructuredTexts and add them in one folder, for example doc
.
7.1.2. Add them in index.rst
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Contents
========
.. toctree::
:maxdepth: 2
preface
intro
pkgs
sphinx
rtxt
github
reference
7.1.3. Compile the reStructuredTexts files¶
- Change the directory to the folder
cd MyTutorial/SphinxGithub/doc
- Compile
make
Then you should get two more folders: docs
and latex
.
7.2. Create Repository on Github¶
7.3. Commit reStructuredTexts folder to Repository¶
Open Terminal and do the following steps:
git init
git add .
# Adds the files in the local repository and stages them for commit. To unstage a file, use 'git reset HEAD YOUR-FILE'.
git commit -m "First commit"
# Commits the tracked changes and prepares them to be pushed to a remote repository. To remove this commit and modify the file, use 'git reset --soft HEAD~1' and commit and add the file again.
git remote add origin remote repository URL
# Sets the new remote
git remote -v
# Verifies the new remote URL
git push -u origin master
# Pushes the changes in your local repository up to the remote repository you specified as the origin


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Before bitwise testing with Lanai please read bitwise considerations
model_to_dart
and
dart_to_model
).
To facilitate this, there is a new required call add_domain
which must be called during static_init_model
. It can be called
multiple times in static_model_mod, e.g. once for each NetCDF file that
contains state variables. There are three ways to add a domain:
dom_id = add_domain(model_size)
dom_id = add_domain(template_file, num_vars, var_names, ... )
dom_id = add_domain(num_vars, var_names, ... )
call add_dimension_to_variable(dom_id, var_id, dim_nam, dim_size)
call finished_adding_domain
For models without NetCDF restarts, use add_domain(model_size)
.
This is the minimum amount of information needed by DART to create a netdcf
file. For models with NetCDF restarts use
add_domain(info_file, num_vars, var_names)
which lets DART read
the NetCDF dimensions for a list of variables from a file
(info_file
). There are several routines that can be used together
to create a domain from a description:
add_domain, add_dimension_to_variable, finished_adding_domain
.
This can be used in models such as bgrid_solo where the model is spun up in
perfect_model_obs, but the model itself has variable structure
(3D variables with names).
See Additions/Changes to existing namelists for how to use NetCDF IO.
Note when using NetCDF restarts, inflation files are NetCDF also. The inflation mean and inflation standard deviation are in separate files when you use NetCDF restarts. See NetCDF inflation files for details.
model_interpolate
call. In non-distributed
mode, the forward oeprators for all ensemble members a task owns (1-ens_size)
are calculated at once.
get_close_obs
if a model_mod does vertical conversion. See
vertical conversion for details about
this change. Note that not all models do vertical conversion or even have a
concept of vertical location, but every model_mod must have the following
routines:
query_vert_localization_coord
- returns the vertical localization
coordiate (or does nothing if there is no vertical conversion)
vert_convert
- converts location to required vertical (or does
nothing if there is no vertical conversion)
For Prior_Diag.nc:
For Posterior_Diag.nc:
The num_output_state_members
are not written separately from the restarts.
Note that restarts will have been clamped if any clamping is applied (given
as an arguement to add_domain). This is different to Posterior_Diag.nc
which contains unclamped values.
Note also that there are 2 more
"stages"
which might be output, in addition to the preassim and postassim discussed here.
For models with multiple domains the filenames above are appended with the domain number, e.g. preassim_mean.nc becomes preassim_mean_d01.nc, preassim_mean_d02.nc, etc.
nc_write_model_atts
has an new argument
'model_mod_writes_state_variables
'.
This is used to communicate to DART whether the model will create and write
state variables in Prior_Diag.nc and Posterior_Diag.nc. If
model_model_writes_state_variables = .false.
DART will define and write state variables to the new diagnostic files. If
model_model_writes_state_variables = .true., nc_write_model_vars
is called as normal.
perturb_from_single_instance
. The model_mod interface
is now pert_model_copies
not pert_model_state
. Each
task perturbs every ensemble member for its own subsection of state. This is
more complicated than the Lanai routine pert_model_state
, where a
whole state vector is available. If a model_mod does not provide a perturb
interface, filter will do the perturbing with an amplitude set in
filter_nml:perturbation_amplitude. Note the perturb
namelist options have been removed from ensemble_manager_nml
&state_vector_io_nml buffer_state_io = .false., single_precision_output = .false., /
When buffer_state_io
is
.false.
the entire state is read into memory at once
if .true. variables are read one at a time.
If your model can not fit into memory at once this must
be set to .true.
.
single_precision_output
allows you to run filter in double precision but write
NetCDF files in single precision.
&quality_control_nml input_qc_threshold = 3, outlier_threshold = 4, enable_special_outlier_code = .false. /
&filter_nml single_file_in = .false., single_file_out = .false., input_state_file_list = 'null', output_state_file_list = 'null', input_state_files = 'null', output_state_files = 'null', stages_to_write = 'output' write_all_stages_at_end = .false. output_restarts = .true. output_mean = .true. output_sd = .true. perturb_from_single_instance = .false., perturbation_amplitude = 0.2_r8, distributed_state = .true. /
For NetCDF reads and writes
For input file names:
input_state_file_list
a file for each domain,
each of which contains a list of restart files.
input_state_file_list
is provided then default
filenames will be used e.g. input_member_000*.nc, input_priorinf_mean.nc,
input_priorinf_sd.nc
For output file names:
output_state_file_list
a file for each domain,
each of which contains a list of restart files.
output_state_file_list
is provided then default
filenames will be used e.g. output_member_000*.nc,
output_priorinf_mean.nc, output_priorinf_sd.nc
single_file_in
,
single_file_out
which contains all copies needed to run filter.
&assim_tools_nml distribute_mean = .true. /
In previous DART releases, each processor gets a copy of the mean
(in ens_mean_for_model). In RMA DART, the mean is distributed across all
processors. However, a user can choose to have a copy of the mean on each
processor by setting distribute_mean = .false.
. Note that the
mean state is accessed through get_state
whether distribute_mean
is .true.
or .false.
&filter_nml input_qc_threshold = 3, outlier_threshold = 4, enable_special_outlier_code = .false. start_from_restart = .false. output_inflation = .true. output_restart = .true. /NOTE :
output_restart
has been renamed to
output_restarts
. output_inflation
is no longer supported
and only writes inflation files if inf_flavor > 1
&ensemble_manager_nml single_restart_file_out = .true. perturbation_amplitude = 0.2, /
&assim_manager_nml write_binary_restart_files = .true., netCDF_large_file_support = .false. /
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In 1942 Isaac Asimov published the first short story of many that would eventually lead to the Foundation Series. When reading the series today, it's evident that the book was written in a very different time where the concept of the Internet was unformed, hand held computers were a dream, and concepts of AI were in their infancy. But it struck a cord on something very interesting, data and statistics.


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a profiler for a long proof I just typed:
elaboration: tactic execution took 6.66s num. allocated objects: 20027 num. allocated closures: 20050 6658ms 100.0% tactic.istep._lambda_1 6658ms 100.0% _interaction._lambda_2 6658ms 100.0% tactic.istep 6658ms 100.0% tactic.step 6658ms 100.0% scope_trace 6548ms 98.3% tactic.solve1 4617ms 69.3% interaction_monad.monad._lambda_9 4612ms 69.3% tactic.interactive.propagate_tags 4131ms 62.0% rw_core 4093ms 61.5% _private.3132620493.rw_goal._lambda_4 4093ms 61.5% interactive.loc.apply 4092ms 61.5% interaction_monad.orelse' 4092ms 61.5% _private.3132620493.rw_goal._lambda_2 4069ms 61.1% tactic.rewrite_target 4009ms 60.2% tactic.rewrite 3972ms 59.7% tactic.rewrite_core 1494ms 22.4% tactic.ac_refl 1489ms 22.4% cc_state.internalize 524ms 7.9% tactic.interactive.apply._lambda_1
Highlight:
3972ms 59.7% tactic.rewrite_core 1494ms 22.4% tactic.ac_refl
what was the rewrite
it was 100 rewrites
another highlight:
6548ms 98.3% tactic.solve1 4617ms 69.3% interaction_monad.monad._lambda_9
what is so expensive about focussing on a goal?
1489ms 22.4% cc_state.internalize 524ms 7.9% tactic.interactive.apply._lambda_1
After some optimizations (heavily cutting down the workload of rw
):
elaboration: tactic execution took 3.65s num. allocated objects: 9569 num. allocated closures: 7495 3653ms 100.0% tactic.istep 3653ms 100.0% scope_trace 3653ms 100.0% tactic.step 3653ms 100.0% _interaction._lambda_2 3653ms 100.0% tactic.istep._lambda_1 3554ms 97.3% tactic.solve1 2271ms 62.2% interaction_monad.monad._lambda_9 1792ms 49.1% interaction_monad_orelse 1584ms 43.4% tactic.interactive.convert 1581ms 43.3% tactic.interactive.congr' 1581ms 43.3% tactic.focus1 1579ms 43.2% tactic.interactive.congr'._main._lambda_1 1548ms 42.4% tactic.all_goals 1548ms 42.4% _private.3864167971.all_goals_core._main._lambda_2 1548ms 42.4% all_goals_core 1241ms 34.0% tactic.interactive.propagate_tags 1127ms 30.9% tactic.apply_core
I'm still surprised that solve1
took the most time
I thought solve1
is the most inexpensive tactic
This doesn't have to mean that solve1
is slow, more probably it means that you have multiple calls to it, and not all of them call _lambda_9
next.
Basically, the profile trace isn't all that useful right now
The reason for the comparatively large runtime of solve1
is not that it is called often, but that it calls the tactic you give it as an argument. That is, when you have begin { my_tactic } end
, then my_tactic
is executed by solve1
and hence the cumulative runtime of solve1
includes the runtime of my_tactic
.
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by Edward Snowden, 2019
I really enjoyed this memoir. The story is familiar, but intriguing to hear in the characteristically articulate words of Snowden himself.
He recounts growing up as a computer nerd in a family dedicated to military service, punctuated by startling scenes such as being caught in the pandemonium outside NSA headquarters as it was evacuated during 9/11, and the subsequent overreach of surveillance capability that triggered.
He describes the interesting parts of his ascent through jobs, and clearance levels, within the intelligence community, and how he came to slowly suspect — and later confirm — that the government was collecting all the communications and transactions, from everyone who touched a phone or computer, in America and across the world. A vast spying mechanism turned upon the populace, beyond the wildest dreams of the Stasi, who only surveilled one third of their population.
At "Constitution Day" in the office, a forlorn desk in the cafeteria hands out copies of the constitution, which his clearance had required that he, and his colleagues, swear an oath to uphold. He quoted the 4th amendment to colleagues:
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He describes the dangers of a government given too much power to spy on the everyday lives of its citizens, and the crisis of conscience that slowly lead to his decision to let the American people know that they were being spied upon, and his planning of how to go about it. How he slowly accumulated the hundreds of documents needed to reveal the full extent and capabilities of the spying apparatus. The extraction of those documents, hidden on his person on micro SD cards, concealed in places such as in a Rubik's cube he routinely carried through security. The months long process of selecting journalists who could both communicate the material coherently to the public, and vet the public releases to eliminate the risk to our undercover personnel.
 Emptying bank accounts, leaving cash for his girlfriend to find. Leaving the house tidy and repaired. The necessity of flight, to avoid a show trial, devoid of any meaningful defense. A whistle-blower is not allowed to argue that their disclosures were civilly beneficial. Even now, when Snowden's leaks have caused Congress to change laws regarding surveillance, or caused the courts to strike down types of mass surveillance programs as illegal, or caused both the Attorney General and the President of the United States to admit that the resulting debate over mass surveillance was a crucial one for the public to have. All these claims would be dismissed by the court as not just irrelevant, but inadmissible, leading to a sentence of up to ten years per leaked document.
And finally, flight itself. A tense series of airplanes and delays, meeting the selected journalists in Hong Kong, selected for being sufficiently disjoint from Chinese rule so as not to taint his revelations with the suspicion of having sold out to China, but still sufficiently lawful, and under the auspices of the distant Chinese rule, that that the American government would not snatch him off the street with impunity.
The indulgence of the Hong Kong government fell apart, as the US filed for extradition. He fled bound for Ecuador, but was pulled aside during a 20-hour layover in a Moscow airport, for a conversation with Russian intelligence, during which Snowden insists he will not work with them, he only wants to catch his flight out. They reveal to him that he cannot leave, since the US State department has cancelled his passport. He is stranded in Moscow airport for 40 days, and eventually granted temporary asylum in Russia. Eventually, his girlfriend — who knew nothing about his plans — recovered from the shock of his unannounced departure, moved out to Moscow to be with him, and then a year later, they were married.


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| Name = Jay Sustain
| Background = group_or_band
| Origin = [[New york, NY]], [[USA]]
| Genre = [[Deep House]]
[[Progressive House]]
[[Tech House]]
| Years_active = 1995 – [[Present Tense|present]]
| Label = [[Undermine Records]], [[Drum Central Recordings]], [[Politik Records]], [[Moist Music]]
| URL = [http://www.myspace.com/jaysustain / www.myspace.com/jaysustain]
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Jay Sustain is a deep/progressive house music Producer, Remixer, & DJ, based out of New Orleans, LA. He's best known for his position as Co-founder, & Executive Producer of [[Undermine Records]], where he manages their releases and Artist relations.
In addition to label work, Jay produces a diverse variety of Dance Remixes, Mashups & Singles. Jay's productions have earned him notable support from the dance music industry, and landed him on some great releases including a [[Moist Music]] compilation, mixed by [[D:FUSE]].
In 2005, Jay started a Down-tempo music project [[Blue Massive]], he continues to produce and remix under that moniker, along with Cellist [[Dave Eggar]].
Discography:
- 2005 Jory Johnson & Jay Sustain - Perpetual Excursion (Five AM Music / Undermine Records)
- 2005 D:FUSE ft. Jes - Everything With You (Jay Sustain Chillout Mix) (Moist Music)
- 2006 Jay Sustain - Now Boarding (Undermine Records)
- 2006 John Bourke - Shimmer (Jay Sustain Remix) (Undermine Records)
- 2006 Dallas Holloway - Red Wine Walls & Silk (Jay Sustain Remix (Politik Records)
- 2006 DJ Lucent - Full Service (Jay Sustain Remix) (Drum Central Recordings)
- 2006 Retrobyte - Going Down (Jay Sustain Tech Dub Mix) (Undermine Records)
- 2006 Retrobyte vs Arman Cole - Alkaline (Jay Sustain Remix) (Undermine Records)
- 2007 Timur - Ambitions (Jay Sustain Remix) (Undermine Records)
- 2007 Miltos T - Apollo (Jay Sustain's Dirty Floor Remix) (Undermine Records)
- 2007 Young Guns - Almost Minimal (Jay Sustain Remix) (Undermine Records)
- 2007 Jay Sustain ft Chris Meadows - Key Circuitry (Original & Jay Sustain Remix) (Undermine Records)
- 2008 Wideband Network - The Anatomy Of A Human Bomb (Original & Jay Sustain Tech Dub Mix) (Undermine Records)
- 2008 Jay Sustain - A Simple Creed (Yes We Can) (Undermine Records)
- 2009 Jay Sustain - Read the Top Line (Original & Jay's Second Mix) (Undermine Records)
- 2009 Jay Sustain - Over Land (Original & Jay's Second Mix) (Undermine Records)
- 2009 Jay Sustain - A Night On The Catwalk (Original & Jay's Second Mix) (Undermine Records)
- 2009 Jay Sustain - Jay Sustain (Self-Titled Artist Album) (Undermine Records)
External Links:
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http://www.underminerecords.com
== Sources ==
* https://www.discogs.com/artist/Jay+Sustain
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5.1. Alluxio Cache Service
Overview
A common optimization to improve Presto query latency is to cache the working set to avoid unnecessary I/O from remote data sources or through a slow network. This section describes following options to leverage Alluxio as a caching layer for Presto.
Alluxio File System serves Presto Hive Connector as an independent distributed caching file system on top of HDFS or object stores like AWS S3, GCP, Azure blob store. Users can understand the cache usage and control cache explicitly through a file system interface. For example, one can preload all files in an Alluxio directory to warm the cache for Presto queries, and set the TTL (time-to-live) for cached data to reclaim cache capacity.
Alluixo Structured Data Service interacts with Presto with both a catalog and a caching file system based on Option1. This option provides additional benefits on top of option 1 in terms of seamless access to existing Hive tables without modifying table locations on Hive Metastore and further performance optimization by consolidating many small files or transforming formats of input files.
Option1: Alluxio File System
Presto Hive connector can connect to AlluxioFileSystem as a Hadoop-compatible file system, on top of other persistent storage systems.
Setup
First, configure ${PRESTO_HOME}/etc/catalog/hive.properties
to use the Hive connector.
connector.name=hive-hadoop2
hive.metastore.uri=thrift://localhost:9083
Second, ensure the Alluxio client jar is already in
${PRESTO_HOME}/plugin/hive-hadoop2/
on all Presto servers.
If this is not the case,
download Alluxio binary, extract the tarball to
${ALLUXIO_HOME}
and copy Alluxio client jar
${ALLUXIO_HOME}/client/alluxio-<VERSION>-client.jar
into this directory. Restart Presto service:
$ ${PRESTO_HOME}/bin/launcher restart
Third, configure Hive Metastore connects to Alluxio File System when serving Presto.
Edit ${HIVE_HOME}/conf/hive-env.sh
to include Alluxio client jar on the Hive classpath:
export HIVE_AUX_JARS_PATH=${ALLUXIO_HOME}/client/alluxio-<VERSION>-client.jar
Then restart Hive Metastore
$ ${HIVE_HOME}/hcatalog/sbin/hcat_server.sh start
Query
After completing the basic configuration, Presto should be able to access Alluxio File System
with tables pointing to alluxio://
address.
Refer to the Hive Connector documentation
to learn how to configure Alluxio file system in Presto. Here is a simple example:
$ cd ${ALLUXIO_HOME}
$ bin/alluxio-start.sh local -f
$ bin/alluxio fs mount --readonly /example \
s3://apc999/presto-tutorial/example-reason/
Start a Prest CLI connecting to the server started in the previous step.
Download presto-cli-0.243.4-executable.jar, rename it to presto
,
make it executable with chmod +x
, then run it:
$ ./presto --server localhost:8080 --catalog hive --debug
presto> use default;
USE
Create a new table based on the file mounted in Alluxio:
presto:default> DROP TABLE IF EXISTS reason;
DROP TABLE
presto:default> CREATE TABLE reason (
r_reason_sk integer,
r_reason_id varchar,
r_reason_desc varchar
) WITH (
external_location = 'alluxio://localhost:19998/example',
format = 'PARQUET'
);
CREATE TABLE
Scan the newly created table on Alluxio:
presto:default> SELECT * FROM reason LIMIT 3;
r_reason_sk | r_reason_id | r_reason_desc
-------------+------------------+---------------------------------------------
1 | AAAAAAAABAAAAAAA | Package was damaged
4 | AAAAAAAAEAAAAAAA | Not the product that was ordred
5 | AAAAAAAAFAAAAAAA | Parts missing
Basic Operations
With Alluxio file system this approach supports the following features:
- Preloading: Users can proactively load the working set into Alluxio using command-lines like alluxio fs distributedLoad, in addition to caching data transparently based on the data access pattern.
- Read/write Types and Data Policies: Users can customize read and write modes for Presto when reading from and writing to Alluxio. E.g. tell Presto read to skip caching data when reading from certain locations and avoid cache thrashing, or set TTLs on files in given locations using alluxio fs setTtl.
- Check Working Set: Users can verify which files are cached to understand and optimize Presto performance. For example, users can check the output from Alluxio command line alluxio fs ls, or browse the corresponding files on Alluxio WebUI.
- Check Resource Utilization: System admins can monitor how much of the cache capacity on each node is used using alluxio fsadmin report and plan the resource accordingly.
Option2: Alluxio Structured Data Service
In addition to caching data as a file system, Alluxio can further provide data abstracted as tables and via the Alluxio Structured Data Service. The Alluxio catalog is the main component responsible for managing the structured data metadata, and caching that information from the underlying table metastore (such as Hive Metastore). After an existing table metastore is attached to the Alluxio catalog, the catalog will cache the table metadata from the underlying metastore, and serve that information to Presto. When Presto accesses the Alluxio catalog for table metadata, the Alluxio catalog will automatically use the Alluxio locations of the files, which removes the need to modify any locations in the existing Hive Metastore. Therefore, when Presto is using the Alluxio catalog, the table metadata is cached in the catalog, and the file contents are cached with Alluxio’s file system caching.
For example, a user can attach an existing Hive Metastore to the Alluxio catalog:
./bin/alluxio table attachdb hive thrift://METASTORE_HOSTNAME:9083 hive_db_name
Then configure a Presto catalog to connect to the Alluxio catalog:
connector.name=hive-hadoop2
hive.metastore=alluxio
hive.metastore.alluxio.master.address=ALLUXIO_HOSTNAME:19998
Now, Presto queries can utilize both the file caching and structured data caching provided by Alluxio. Please read Hive Connector for more details.


Worker nearly kills stepdaughter
by Edd ReyesPOLICE arrested a construction worker who almost killed his stepdaughter when the latter asked her mother to drive him out of their house her stepfather Friday in Caloocan City.
Caloocan police chief P/Col. Noel Flores said Elmer Mahas, 57, was arrested in a follow-up operation Friday afternoon by elements of Caloocan Police Community Precinct (PCP) 5 in Camarin Road, Barangay 178 almost 10 hours after he nearly clubbed to death Jemeline Lozano, 25, canteen staff.
The inciden,t according to Col. Flores happened inside the victim’s abode located along San Isidro Kiko, Bgy. 178 at around 7:20 a.m.
Lozano was about to leave for work when she saw her stepfather inside their house, prompting her to ask her mother to drive him out.
The suspect, who got irked, grabbed a piece of wooden club and hit his stepdaughter repeatedly in different parts of the body while uttering “Papatayin na lang kita”, until the victim lost consciousness.
Mahas immediately fled towards an unknown direction while the victim was rushed by her mother to Dr. Jose N. Rodriguez Memorial Hospital where she underwent treatment and presently under observation.


Pink ball and lights left Bangladesh batsmen vulnerable, says Pujara
Kolkata - India's Cheteshwar Pujara said on Saturday that the pink ball and the lights played a role in four Bangladesh batsmen being hit on the helmet during the first day-night Test in for both teams.
Ishant Sharma led an inspired Indian pace attack that left Bangladesh reeling at 152 for six, needing another 89 runs to avoid an innings defeat at Kolkata's Eden Gardens.
Bangladesh lost Liton Das and Nayeem Hasan on Friday to possible concussion. On Saturday, Mushfiqur Rahim and Mohammad Mithun survived hits.

Mithun was hit by Yadav but batted on only to fall for six to the same bowler.
"I thought the light and the pink ball had a role to play because as a batsman, it is not easy to pick the ball, especially the short balls," Pujara, who earlier made 55 in India's first innings of 347 for nine declared, told reporters.
"As far as I know, they haven't even played any first-class game with the pink ball. So it's not easy."
Mehidy Hasan and Taijul Islam took the places of Liton and Nayeem who were both hit on the helmet by Mohammed Shami on day one.
Pujara batted under lights in the final session of the opening day, putting on 94 runs with skipper Virat Kohli who made a dominant 136.
"Batting under lights was difficult when I batted yesterday. I think the first session is easier to bat because there are no lights," said Pujara.
"When there are lights, the ball starts swinging a little more. So it is a bit challenging."
Pujara also said that India's spinners made the SG pink ball turn more than the Australian Kookaburra which was used in a few Indian domestic matches.


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