Data Structures | |
| struct | pcap_file_header |
| Header of a libpcap dump file. More... | |
| struct | pcap_pkthdr |
| Header of a packet in the dump file. More... | |
| struct | pcap_stat |
| Structure that keeps statistical values on an interface. More... | |
| struct | pcap_if |
| Item in a list of interfaces, used by pcap_findalldevs(). More... | |
| struct | pcap_addr |
| Representation of an interface address, used by pcap_findalldevs(). More... | |
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| #define | PCAP_VERSION_MAJOR 2 |
| Major libpcap dump file version. | |
| #define | PCAP_VERSION_MINOR 4 |
| Minor libpcap dump file version. | |
| #define | PCAP_ERRBUF_SIZE 256 |
| Size to use when allocating the buffer that contains the libpcap errors. | |
| #define | PCAP_IF_LOOPBACK 0x00000001 |
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| #define | MODE_CAPT 0 |
| Capture mode, to be used when calling pcap_setmode(). | |
| #define | MODE_STAT 1 |
| Statistical mode, to be used when calling pcap_setmode(). | |
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| typedef int | bpf_int32 |
| 32-bit integer | |
| typedef u_int | bpf_u_int32 |
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| typedef struct pcap | pcap_t |
| Descriptor of an open capture instance. This structure is opaque to the user, that handles its content through the functions provided by wpcap.dll. | |
| typedef struct pcap_dumper | pcap_dumper_t |
| libpcap savefile descriptor. | |
| typedef struct pcap_if | pcap_if_t |
| Item in a list of interfaces, see pcap_if. | |
| typedef struct pcap_addr | pcap_addr_t |
| Representation of an interface address, see pcap_addr. |
Definitions for wpcap.dll
| #define MODE_CAPT 0 |
Capture mode, to be used when calling pcap_setmode().
Definition at line 172 of file incs/pcap.h.
| #define MODE_STAT 1 |
Statistical mode, to be used when calling pcap_setmode().
Definition at line 173 of file incs/pcap.h.
| #define PCAP_ERRBUF_SIZE 256 |
Size to use when allocating the buffer that contains the libpcap errors.
Definition at line 59 of file incs/pcap.h.
| #define PCAP_IF_LOOPBACK 0x00000001 |
interface is loopback
Definition at line 156 of file incs/pcap.h.
| #define PCAP_VERSION_MAJOR 2 |
Major libpcap dump file version.
Definition at line 56 of file incs/pcap.h.
| #define PCAP_VERSION_MINOR 4 |
Minor libpcap dump file version.
Definition at line 57 of file incs/pcap.h.
| typedef int bpf_int32 |
32-bit integer
Compatibility for systems that have a bpf.h that predates the bpf typedefs for 64-bit support.
Definition at line 66 of file incs/pcap.h.
| typedef u_int bpf_u_int32 |
32-bit unsigned integer
Definition at line 67 of file incs/pcap.h.
| typedef struct pcap_addr pcap_addr_t |
Representation of an interface address, see pcap_addr.
Definition at line 73 of file incs/pcap.h.
| typedef struct pcap_dumper pcap_dumper_t |
libpcap savefile descriptor.
Definition at line 71 of file incs/pcap.h.
Item in a list of interfaces, see pcap_if.
Definition at line 72 of file incs/pcap.h.
| typedef struct pcap pcap_t |
Descriptor of an open capture instance. This structure is opaque to the user, that handles its content through the functions provided by wpcap.dll.
Definition at line 70 of file incs/pcap.h.
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Control a running PulseAudio sound server.
More information: home page
- List all sinks (or other types - sinks are outputs and sink-inputs are active audio streams):
pactl list sinks short
- Change the default sink (output) to 1 (the number can be retrieved via the `list` subcommand):
pactl set-default-sink 1
- Move sink-input 627 to sink 1:
pactl move-sink-input 627 1
- Set the volume of sink 1 to 75%:
pactl set-sink-volume 1 0.75
- Toggle mute on the default sink (using the special name `@DEFAULT_SINK@`):
pactl set-sink-mute @DEFAULT_SINK@ toggle


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Our magnificient hardware team constructs mechanical marvels that make even the legendary blacksmith Hephaestus jealous. Forged in the deep hellscape of our robotics lab, these automatons are beauties to behold.
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title: "PRUNING FRUIT TREES"
date: "2000-01-01 21:01:27 -06:00"
categories:
- adult
subtitle: ""
layout: "events"
event-image: "fabulous-fruit-trees.jpg"
event-dates: "WEDNESDAYS, JAN 27-FEB 3
& SATURDAY, JAN 30 "
event-location: "Online Via Zoom / In - person"
button-type: "register"
tickets-link: "https://55218.blackbaudhosting.com/55218/Fruit-Tree-Pruning"
registration-info: ""
instructor-info: "Craig England, Red Butte Garden"
member-cost: "$68"
public-cost: "$85"
event-notes: ""
tickets-button: ""
published: false
---
WEDNESDAYS, JAN 27-FEB 3, 6:30-8:00PM & SATURDAY, JAN 30, 10AM-2PM
REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Apples and pears, stone fruits and more – how to get the best results from your home fruit trees. Learn to care for your existing trees and give new ones a healthy start as we cover planting, pruning, thinning, rejuvenation, pollination needs, recommended varieties, and common insects and diseases. Two online, Wednesday evening sessions. Saturday’s class will meet in person, hands on, socially distanced, and outside.


Helpers that assist with the rendering of a Form Column
This method decides which input to use for the given column. It does not do any rendering. It only decides which method is responsible for rendering.
only works for singular associations requires RecordSelect plugin to be installed and configured. … maybe this should be provided in a bridge?


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Utility to extract all concepts contained in a text.
It is based on its own core data structures and algorithms: Vector, HashTable, String, Hash. They are optimized to minimize copies and heap allocations.
The C++ class ConceptExtractor implements the main algorithm. It is a variant of Rabin-Karp pattern searching. It differs from vanilla Rabin-Karp by the variable-length patterns and because the number of comparisions is linear with the number of words, rather that linear with the number of characters.
We intend to search for a huge number of concepts of various lengths in an input text. For reaching linear time complexity on average, independent from the number of concepts, we store concepts in a Hash table keyed by lowercase words. As core data structure, the Hash table is designed as follows :
This algorithm's complexity in time is, on average, linear with the number k of words in input + the average number l of words in the concepts To that, we add a linear term for an initial segmentation of the text into words (zero-copy process) i.e. O(k + l) + O(n). Its theoretical worst-case is O(k*l) + O(n). That only occurs in the hypothetical case where all hashes collide. This implies a rather poor hash function.
We prefer this algorithm to the Aho-Corasick algorithm (AC). While AC achieves an interesting linear asymptotic worst-case time complexity O(n + m), our algorithm might be faster because, as it jumps from word to word, it achieves less comparisions. Indeed, Aho-Corasick's automata are character-oriented.


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M. A. Nowak and R. M. May, (1992) Nature 358 826-829 PDF
Each time step, every cell plays a modified 'prisoners dilemma' game with itself and its 8 neighbours. It then choses to mimic the stragegy of the highest scoring neighbour, if its score is higher than its own.
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Are the spores and mature gills different colors from each other?
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Are the spores rusty-orange, brown, or black colored?
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I don't want to be here.
The family is all gathered around at this old inn again, eating
and laughing. I guess we wouldn't all be here if they were around.
I don't think we will ever come back.
Now pops and grandma both overlook the Delaware.
One died as I started school, the other dies as I finish it. I wonder
what they would say if they were here. They would probably demand
to know why my food hasn't been served yet. I know the tavern is
busy, but everyone else's food has been out for an hour.
They must have forgotten about it.
Actually, I don't know what grandma would say.
I don't have a good memory of her.
I have heard enough stories that they are all I really know
about her.
All I can clearly recall is her in a red bandana on her head, sitting in
the Old Farms kitchen. She died not too long after that.
Pops, on the other hand, I have numerous memories with.
Watching him build a bar and how proud
he was when he finished.
All of those Christmases and
Thanksgivings.
All of the symphonies we went to
together.
I got the chance to know him.


This demo is designed to show that it is simple to determine whether a given URL could plausibly be a GS1 Digital Link URI and therefore whether it is worth continuing to process as such. If so, it then interprets the URI and shows what GS1 identifiers are present and their values.
It does this by using plausibleGS1DL.js, which uses the regular expressions included in section 6 of the GS1 Digital Link URI Syntax standard and interpretGS1Scan.js


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Originally from New Hampshire, John now lives in Philadelphia with his wife and their pug, Teddy Ballgame. John is a full stack web development student on Learn.co. When he's not coding, his other passions include yoga, baseball, music, and vegan mac n cheese.


I am Feyaz Baker, a college freshman. In the time between when my JEE ended and college began, I started learning more about C, C++, Java, Python, HTML, Data Structures and Algorithms. I may not have the keenest insights into these topics,but I know enough to get the job done. I did my studies at Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pattom, and my PUC from IJCS, Kuravankonam; both in Kerala. I study at NITK, Surathkal, one of the most prestigious institutes in the country.
I have a strong work ethic, and will strive for the best with all the tools at my disposal. Like this site! I wrote out most of the text on my phone when my laptop died. I took a css file from a yt tutorial online, and learnt as I worked with it.
When I'm not working or sleeping, I enjoy reading, playing the violin, and playing with my friends online. I have been able to cultivate a good work life balance, and have started to see the results of my hard work. I may not be the best for a job, but I'm pretty good at nearly everything.


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Here you can find the information regarding the exact location of VL/HCC 2018 events.
Getting the feel of a city involves a mixture of observation and experience that only come when we allow ourselves to be drawn into its daily life and discover its smells, sounds, voices, lanes and hidden corners.
In Lisbon, the Tagus river is never far away as we explore the history-laden streets of a city that constantly confronts us with its past, as the decorative cobble pavements lead us up from the Praca do Comercio through the 18th century Lower Town to St. George's Castle.
From the Castle, we can enjoy unparalleled views of the south bank, Rossio, the Carmo Convent, the Bairro Alto, the Avenida da Liberdade and Parque Eduardo VII, Nossa Senhora do Monte and the Mount of Graca. It could be for all the world a picture postcard of Lisboa under a perpetually blue sky, reflecting the varied colours of the roofs, streets, old houses, window frames and green spaces, offset by the glittering stream of the Tagus! (adapted from CM-Lisboa)
Lisbon-airport is only 10 minutes away (7 km) from the conference venue, located at Reitoria of Universidade Nova de Lisboa. See a list of available options.
Lisbon airport can be reached directly by subway. The subway station is called Aeroporto and it is the end of the red line as demonstrated in the map below. At the airport, you have to follow the metro sign that will lead you to the station. That Metro Station operates from 06:30 a.m. to 01:00 a.m. Take the subway to the last station in the red line, called S. Sebastiao. From there it will take you a 10m walk to reach the conference venue. We suggest this route.
A single Metro ticket costs 1.40€. The travel requires the prior acquisition of Electronic Card "7 Colinas / Viva Viagem", which costs 0.50€. To travel during 24 hours, the ticket is 6€. For more information about fares go here.
You can also take the Aerobus (2 - Financial Center line), at the Airport Plaza, to Av. Jose Malhoa, a 24 minute travel. It operates from 7:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. everyday. Have a 10-minute walk to conference venue. The 24h Aerobus ticket costs 3.5€.
A taxi ride from the Airport to the conference venue costs around 10-15€.
The Uber service is available in Lisbon. Costs are around 8-11€ for uberX/uberGREEN, and 20€ for UberBlack (from Airport to Universidade Nova de Lisboa).


JSME Help and Basic Instructions
JSME Menu
shows molecule SMILES
clears the editing area (or the current molecule, if structure contains several parts)
starts new molecule component (when multipart option or reaction input are enabled)
delete mode (click on atom or bond to delete it)
deletes functional group - choose this option and then click bond connecting the group with the main skeleton
starts atom numbering or reaction mapping (when this option is enabled)
query atom / SMARTS (when this option is enabled)
switches between allowed charged states on clicked atom
reaction input (when reactions are enabled)
undo
redo
next ring will be added as a spiro ring
version information and link to the help page
input stereo bond, click existing stereo bond to cycle through possible types (up, dowm, orientation)
powerful chain tool, allows creation of various chains and rings; click single bond to change it to double
allows input of inorganic atoms or atoms in nonstandard valence state (in this case enter the atom symbol enclosed in [], for example the carbene carbon will be [C])
opens functional group popup menu
move selected atom useful when drawing crowded structures (visible when enabled in options)
Basic Editing
Rings are added connected by a single bond (when not added to a terminal atom); if you want to add a spiro ring press Shift when adding it. An alternative way to add a spiro ring (that may be used also on touch devices) is to press the icon; the next ring will be then added as spiro.
With single bond selected, a click on existing single bond changes it to double.
With the powerful chain tool you can draw chains, saturated rings and by clicking on single bond change it to a double bond.
Molecule may be moved by "dragging" free space and rotated by pressing also the Shift key.
JSME Keyboard Shortcuts
If you are using JSME often, learn the following shortcuts. They will speed-up your editing considerably.
ESC returns to the standard editing state (carbon, single bond)
d or Del starts delete mode
atoms C, N, O, P, S, F, L (for Cl), B (for Br), I, H, R
bonds - for single bond, = for double bond
rings 3..8 for 3 to 8 membered rings, 1 for phenyl and 0 for furyl
groups a - COOH, y - NO2, z - SO3H, t - tert. butyl, ft - CF3
Stereochemistry
Stereochemistry at C4 centers, double bonds and allenes is supported.
Use the up / down wedge bonds to indicate stereochemistry at the C4 centers. Remember, that only bonds with a "sharp point" towards the atom are considered. When creating SMILES the editor tries to guess missing stereo features, in unresolvable cases an error message is issued and the SMILES without stereo information is created.
When the "autoez" option is set, SMILES with E,Z stereochemistry on all non-ring double bonds will be generated automatically.
Without this keyword (or for ring double bonds) you have to mark a double bond as stereo by clicking on it with the stereo bond button selected. The bond color will change to magenta.
Stereochemistry may be completely disabled by the "nostereo" option.
Atom Numbering
Atom numbering (marking) is enabled by the option "number" (for reaction input this is default). Button appears in the menu. To mark an atom the "numbering mode" must be on, selected by clicking the 123 button. The atom number is chosen by pressing respective keys on your keyboard (i.e. 2 or 12); then atom(s) must be clicked. To delete the number pres 0 at your keyboard and then click the atom.
Input of Multipart Structures
By default only non-disconnected structures may be entered. This may be changed by a "multipart" option. A button appears in the menu. A new molecule may be started only after clicking this button, then selecting a proper template (atom, ring or bond) and clicking free space in the drawing area. Without clicking the NEW button first clicking the free space has the same effect as in the standard mode (i.e moving or rotation of the last touched molecule). In the multipart mode the button deletes the last touched molecule.
Reaction Input
Reaction input is enabled with the option "reaction". Buttons , and appear in the menu and arrow appears also in the drawing area.
Now simply draw reactant(s), product(s) and modulator(s) (modulators have to be above the arrow) as explained in the description of input of multipart structures.
The arrow button enables simplified input of reactions. After clicking it, the reactant will be copied to the product (including atom numbering, if any).
Query Features
Query button (when enabled in the options) launches a query window that allows creation of SMARTS atom or bond queries by combining various atom attributes. Select the SMARTS options in this panel and then click the respective atom or bond in the molecule.
Copy and Paste
Right mouse click opens the Copy and Paste pop-up menu that allows to copy the molecule as SMILES or MOL file or paste MOL , SDF, or RXN files into the editor.
On supported touch devices, the menu can be opened by �touch and hold� on the surface of the editor.
Keyboard shortcuts Ctrl C (for copy) and Ctrl V (for paste) are supported on most browsers.
Drag and Drop of Files in the Editor
Some HTML 5 compatible browsers support the drag and drop of files. Starting with version 2013-03-24, JSME accepts dropping of text files in the format MOL, SDF and RXN.
To drag molecule from the editor into the appropriate destination (for example Word or text document, or desktop) drag the icon in the lower right corner of the editor.


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| void | Yes () |
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Some HTTP proxies do not support arbitrary HTTP methods or newer HTTP methods (such as PATCH). In that case it’s possible to “proxy” HTTP methods through another HTTP method in total violation of the protocol.
The way this works is by letting the client do an HTTP POST request and set the X-HTTP-Method-Override header and set the value to the intended HTTP method (such as PATCH).
This can easily be accomplished with an HTTP middleware:
class HTTPMethodOverrideMiddleware(object):
allowed_methods = frozenset([
'GET',
'HEAD',
'POST',
'DELETE',
'PUT',
'PATCH',
'OPTIONS'
])
bodyless_methods = frozenset(['GET', 'HEAD', 'OPTIONS', 'DELETE'])
def __init__(self, app):
self.app = app
def __call__(self, environ, start_response):
method = environ.get('HTTP_X_HTTP_METHOD_OVERRIDE', '').upper()
if method in self.allowed_methods:
method = method.encode('ascii', 'replace')
environ['REQUEST_METHOD'] = method
if method in self.bodyless_methods:
environ['CONTENT_LENGTH'] = '0'
return self.app(environ, start_response)
To use this with Flask this is all that is necessary:
from flask import Flask
app = Flask(__name__)
app.wsgi_app = HTTPMethodOverrideMiddleware(app.wsgi_app)


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Log access to logs.
Configure the centralized log server to log access to logs. Please refer to the vendor documentation or contact technical support for detailed instructions on configuring your centralized log server for PCI DSS compliance.


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layout: post
title: Rejected illustration
date: '2017-02-11T10:30:24+01:00'
categories:
- Sketches
- Ello Mobile
- Klare Lijn — Ligne Claire
picture_url: https://film-Storyboards.tumblr.com/post/157105994140/rejected-Illustration
---
Rejected Illustration.


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You won’t find better weather than in Los Angeles. Warm and sunny days and temperate nights are perfect for spending out on the patio. Valley Builders can help you create a dream patio. Whether it is a basic wood or aluminum patio covering or a fully enclosed patio, we will work with you to find the right covering to fit your need and your budget. Having a nice patio not only adds functionality to your home, but it can also add value. We offer a wide assortment of materials and design styles. We work with lattice, vinyl, aluminum, glass and plastic covered patios as well as natural wood decks.
Why spend those beautiful days cooped up in your house with the AC blaring? Make the most of your summer by lounging in the cool shade. And it is not just the summer days and nights you can enjoy outside under your patio, but you can also spend a cool or rainy day there too! Keep nice and dry while enjoying a warm spring rain or entertain your family and friends while being shielded from the cool night air. We can design and fully enclosed patio that can also serve as another living space. Your possibilities are endless. Give Valley Builders today for a free estimate on your next patio masterpiece!


Section 5 The Distribution analysis of samples
You can generate a formal table to overview the distribution of samples. In order to compare samples between 2019 and 2020, you can obtain year from “dataCreated” which is timestamp format. Then you can create two columns in table (2019 & 2020).
#3.1 select the years
$year = year(df$dateCreated)
dftable(df$year)
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## 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
## 1 4 696 362 3
#select 2019 & 2020
= df[year==2019|year==2020,]
df table(df$year)
##
## 2019 2020
## 696 362
#3.2 show the table of the distribution of two years samples
table1(~county|factor(year),data=df)
| 2019 (N=696) |
2020 (N=362) |
Overall (N=1058) |
|
|---|---|---|---|
| county | |||
| London | 150 (21.6%) | 150 (41.4%) | 300 (28.4%) |
| London Borough of Camden | 87 (12.5%) | 179 (49.4%) | 266 (25.1%) |
| London Borough of Ealing | 65 (9.3%) | 1 (0.3%) | 66 (6.2%) |
| London Borough of Greenwich | 2 (0.3%) | 0 (0%) | 2 (0.2%) |
| London Borough of Hackney | 62 (8.9%) | 0 (0%) | 62 (5.9%) |
| London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham | 2 (0.3%) | 3 (0.8%) | 5 (0.5%) |
| London Borough of Hounslow | 78 (11.2%) | 0 (0%) | 78 (7.4%) |
| London Borough of Islington | 3 (0.4%) | 15 (4.1%) | 18 (1.7%) |
| London Borough of Lambeth | 118 (17.0%) | 2 (0.6%) | 120 (11.3%) |
| London Borough of Richmond upon Thames | 8 (1.1%) | 9 (2.5%) | 17 (1.6%) |
| London Borough of Southwark | 1 (0.1%) | 0 (0%) | 1 (0.1%) |
| London Borough Of Southwark | 57 (8.2%) | 0 (0%) | 57 (5.4%) |
| London Borough of Waltham Forest | 60 (8.6%) | 2 (0.6%) | 62 (5.9%) |
| London Borough of Wandsworth | 3 (0.4%) | 1 (0.3%) | 4 (0.4%) |
# head(df)


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Total Amount Made
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How can you count 99% of the vote in less than five hours and can't count the last 1% until morning? 🤔
FRAUD 💥💥💥💥💥
Because they wait to see how many votes they need to make
They gotta know how many votes they need to win
Exactly
Provisional and military ballots is where they steal this one
Yeah and we’re sure the military has all voted for warnoff cause military can’t be Christians and ossoff is chinas puppet Yeah right
Libtards never failTo disappoint.
They got a dump plan
Great freakin question!Military ballots?Now they know how many fake ballots to dump in!
How can you count all the votes in 5 hours after taking weeks for the last one?
Ummmmm the last one was for the ENTIRE COUNTRY. I agree it should have taken weeks but remember. SCALE. It’s a good word.
@Name Hidden *shouldn’t have taken weeks.
Same old bulshit just another day.  Freaking amazing
Amen, I love this goddess
So they can cheat!!
waiting for truck to arrive at 4.30am....lol
Exactly Yessssss 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@Name Hidden Just lost one senate 😒
Because they need more fraudulent ballots
I watched 5000 votes switch vote counted percent drop by 3 percent fraud fraud fraud
No you didn’t liar
@Gorozco015 Yes I did right on tv.. 5000 votes switched
@American84 Prove it
@Gorozco015 Ok I didn't record it .. but I posted in my profile the video from other peoplethe same thing I saw .. even a thirtythousand vote switch look at my profile and watch the vid
Smile.
#italydidit
i hope you guys have your guns with you in dc for tomorrow ...it looks like they don't believe us we are serious ...
Have fun getting shot by cops
hey if this is the price for the freedom for america and your freedom to btw. i'm ready to pay it,,,,do you?
@FlueckigerThom You folks won’t “pay a price”.  Please don’t.
@Name Hidden Sins whene is a my sacrifice an assult??
That’s called vote dumping! Let’s see how many we need to win. Dominion machines tell them what to add after the algorithm flips votes to keep it close.
BC they need time to figure out how to cheat just enough.
There’s a video on ABC where 32k votes just disappeared from Perdue. Martial Law needs to be instituted.
Link?
Now. Both elections need to be re-done or FULLY AUDITED by the military. Highest level of scrutiny for every ballot.This needs to happen now or we are at war.
So you can rig the outcome plain and simple.
FRAUD 💥💥💥💥💥
Because they wait to see how many votes they need to make
They gotta know how many votes they need to win
Provisional and military ballots is where they steal this one
Libtards never fail
To disappoint.
They got a dump plan
Great freakin question!
Military ballots?
Now they know how many fake ballots to dump in!
How can you count all the votes in 5 hours after taking weeks for the last one?
Same old bulshit just another day.  Freaking amazing
Amen, I love this goddess
So they can cheat!!
waiting for truck to arrive at 4.30am....lol
Because they need more fraudulent ballots
I watched 5000 votes switch vote counted percent drop by 3 percent fraud fraud fraud
Smile.
i hope you guys have your guns with you in dc for tomorrow ...it looks like they don't believe us we are serious ...
That’s called vote dumping!
Let’s see how many we need to win.
Dominion machines tell them what to add after the algorithm flips votes to keep it close.
BC they need time to figure out how to cheat just enough.
There’s a video on ABC where 32k votes just disappeared from Perdue. Martial Law needs to be instituted.
So you can rig the outcome plain and simple.


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My power to kWh feed is playing up on my 9.2 | 2015.12.10 install.
On the My Electric App the instant trace seems fine and changes with a change of load, but the overall daily usage isn't correct (wildly under).
Any ideas? been working fine for months. Rebooted (unplugged) both the Pi and EmonTX.
Re: Power to kWh feed playing up
Any ideas anyone?
Re: Power to kWh feed playing up
I also cannot get into the admin screen. All I get is Admin re-authentication required.
Something is seriously amiss.
Re: Power to kWh feed playing up
I solved the admin screen (flushed the cache) and then ran the useful scripts to rebuild the accumulator feed.
However, the accumulator process is still not working reliably. Can anyone suggest what the problem might be and how to fix it?
Re: Power to kWh feed playing up
Could you post a screenshot of what you see both the bargraph and the accumulating feed using the standard feed data viewer?
Re: Power to kWh feed playing up
...still not working reliably
In what way is it not working reliably? You need to give us more information about the problem in specific terms.
Paul
Re: Power to kWh feed playing up
By reliably, I mean sometimes it seems to accumulate OK and other times it doesn't.
3 screenshots (hopefully). 1. My Electric App this afternoon. Should be nearer 9kWh for the day. One of the recent power feed and one of the accumulating feed zoomed out which I think shows the gradient tailing off.
Is there anything in the logs to look for? When I do look they appear normal.
Cheers
Re: Power to kWh feed playing up
Can you 'zoom in' just to todays data in your second graph - the power to kwh feed, and post it, so I can see what has accumulated today.
Paul
Re: Power to kWh feed playing up
OK, graph is pretty flat though because of the scale. 24 Hrs. Exported as CSV as well.
Re: Power to kWh feed playing up
I forgot that the y axis doesn't zoom to the data, but the CSV file is useful, and showing that you've used about 12kWh today. This suggests that power to kwh accumulator is probably recording as expected.
If you add a power to kwh/d feed after the power to kwh, you should see 12kWh's in the bargraph for today, which would confirm this.
Paul
Re: Power to kWh feed playing up
Yes but....
The screenshot taken at 17:40 shows 3.9kWh used. My background is around 500Wh so that should have been around 9kWh on its own. It has increased quickly since then, in fact after I logged into the web view.
Could the process be getting stuck somehow?
Cheers
Re: Power to kWh feed playing up
Paul, What does the CSV show was used by 17:40?
Re: Power to kWh feed playing up
Do you have PV? If so is 12kWh the nett balance?
I ask as the csv shows the increase throughout the bulk of the day is very very low in fact in places it goes down. Later in the day the rate increases, possibly due to an increase in use but also possibly due to the sun going down perhaps?
Does the shortfall amount track the amount generated?
Depending on your processlist an "allow positive" may fix it
Paul
Re: Power to kWh feed playing up
Still having problems with this. It sometimes catches up but more often than not. Enclosed 2 screenshots, one before I ran the php power_to_kwh.php script and one after I ran it.
I do not have any PV.
Re: Power to kWh feed playing up
It looks like the kwh data for all the days have changed, am I reading that correctly? are we looking at the same period, same week?
Is the data correct if you view it in the web based emoncms myelectric app rather than the android app?
I would take a manual meter reading from your utility meter and note down the wh accumulator in emoncms value at that point. Run a test for a couple of days and compare the result.
Re: Power to kWh feed playing up
Yes all changed. The screenshots are just before running the script then straight after. The web and app report exactly the same just easier to do a screenshot from the app.
Yes i'd thought of doing that but it looks like the live update is what is not working correctly as the figures after running the script are about right.
Re: Power to kWh feed playing up
See "emoncms 9.2 - power to kwh feed stopped incrementing" may be linked.
Paul


Hi Guys ,
I was thinking of connecting the CT Sensors directly to the arduino without using the emonTx shield and using the direct 3.5 mm jack. Also can you please guide me on which jack to use and how to interface the jack to the resistors and ultimately to the arduino .
Thanks in advance.
Re: Connecting CT Sensors directly to arduino
http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/buildingblocks/ct-sensors-interface
Re: Connecting CT Sensors directly to arduino
I have already been through that page. I just wanted to know about the connections of female 3.5 mm jack to the arduino. The product here https://www.sparkfun.com/products/8032 has got 5 pins . Can you please tell me how to interface them with arduino. And will it work with the CT sensors or not.
Thanks
Re: Connecting CT Sensors directly to arduino
Sorry I have to say this, but all the information you need is on the page you mention: https://www.sparkfun.com/products/8032
So three suggestions: Read that page, read the data sheet or invest in a multimeter and find out for yourself what the pin connections are.
Whether it is correct for the c.t. you want to use depends on whether the c.t. has a plug fitted, and what type. It is the correct socket for the shop c.t.
Re: Connecting CT Sensors directly to arduino
You can't just connect a CT to an Arduino and expect it to work. The CT forms part of a circuit which senses the current and provides a conditioned signal to the processor. When no current is flowing, the output signal from the sensor circuit needs to sit at the mid-point of the ADC's range. In isolation, a CT can't perform that role.
The physical connection between the CT and the board (whether emonTx, emonTx Shield, or anything else) does not matter. The CT has two 'active' connections between which a small signal is generated when current flows. Those two points need to be connected to the rest of the current sensor's circuit. For convenience, the emonTx and emonTx Shield each have several 3.5 mm sockets into which standard CT jacks plug can be fitted. But any other means of connection will work too.
In my original Mk2 Router rig, the wires from my CT were soldered to suitable bits of cable and then plugged into a breadboard where the rest of the sensor's circuitry was located. They were not plugged directly into the Arduino.
Re: Connecting CT Sensors directly to arduino
Thank you sir for the helpful article. I get what you are saying. I just wanted to know on how to connect the 4 pins of the female 3.5mm jack that will be further connected to the network of resistors and capacitors for conditioning on the breadboard.So I just wanted to know that how to connect the pins 2 & 3 which correspond to the left channel for stereo audio, while pins 4 & 5 which correspond to the right channel further onto the board and which satisfies the diagram on this page .
http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/buildingblocks/ct-sensors-interface
Thanks alot for the help.
Re: Connecting CT Sensors directly to arduino
There are two ways to solve your problem:
1. The diagram on the socket data sheet shows the pin numbers, and if you look at the circuit diagram for the emonTx or the emonTx Shield, you can see the wiring of a standard socket with slightly fewer pins. Forget "stereo" "left" and "right" - those names are not relevant here.
2. You plug the c.t. into the socket and you use your multimeter to identify which pins the c.t. winding appears on.
Re: Connecting CT Sensors directly to arduino
Thank you so much for the help . I got that after looking in the schematic files of the emonTx shield.


Alfredo Morelos receives Rangers vote of confidence as Scott Arfield lifts lid on striker's state of mind
The striker endured a difficult afternoon as Celtic stunned their city rivals in the Betfred Cup Final.
by Liam Bryce, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/liam-bryce/Scott Arfield insists Alfredo Morelos will need no consoling from his Rangers team-mates following his Hampden nightmare.
The striker spurned a host of chances as Celtic edged a dramatic Betfred Cup Final on Sunday.
Those misses included a penalty saved by Fraser Forster to ensure Morelos' search for a goal against the Hoops goes on.
But Arfield believes the Colombian's strength of character will ensure he recovers quickly.
He told Sky Sports: "Not at all. He has dug us out of so many holes this season, he is a fantastic football player and a great character.
"It's one of those things, everybody misses penalties and it is what it is.
"We are fully behind him but I don't think he needs that.

"He will bounce back for sure."
Rangers can ill-afford to dwell on their disappointment as a decisive Europa League clash against Young Boys awaits on Thursday.
The Ibrox side require only a point to ensure they qualify for the last 32 before facing third-placed Motherwell in the Premiership.
Arfield believes they deserved more from the Cup Final but is confident the defeat won't derail their campaign.
He added: "It's really hard to take, I think we deserved a lot more from the game
"With the magnitude of the game we are bitterly disappointed.
"In the duration I have been here that's the most comfortable we have played (against Celtic). When you dissect it and analyse it I think there will be loads of positives, but at this minute it's hard to take.
"We will reflect on it in a couple of days and see where we go.
"It should have been our day because we deserved to win the trophy but the fact is we didn't, so we move on as quickly as possible.
"When we have got a manager like we have, we reflect, talk about it and move on quickly. At this football club we need to do that as quickly as possible because we have another huge game on Thursday, another huge game on Sunday.
"We are under no illusions as to how tough the schedule is, so this is just a setback. We reflect and move on."


Nyzo version 610 (commit on GitHub) adds new-verifier states and continuity state to the CycleDigest class.
This version does not affect any run modes. It contains foundational work for future functional changes.
This version further develops the CycleDigest class that was introduced in version 596 and previously updated in version 598. This version adds new-verifier states and continuity state to the class.
In the CycleDigest class, the newVerifierStates and continuityState fields were added. Assignment of the numberOfUniqueIdentifiers field was moved later in the constructor.
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The number of unique identifiers is stored, and the continuity state is calculated.
The CycleDigest.print() method is a temporary helper method used for debugging. Undetermined states are displayed as underscores (_), existing verifiers are displayed as hyphens (-), and new verifiers are displayed as N. Spaces are placed between cycles.
The following shows how the cycle for block 0 of the blockchain is printed with this method.
N
The following shows how the cycle for block 63 of the blockchain is printed with this method.
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The new CycleDigest.getContinuityState() method returns the precomputed continuityState value.
The CycleDigest.calculateContinuityState() method performs the same role as the Block.determineContinuityState() method, determining whether the rules of the proof of diversity are fulfilled. These rules, which control both entrance into and exit from the cycle, allow one version of the blockchain to be definitively identified as the authoritative version.
In CycleDigest.hashCode() and CycleDigest.equals(), the comments have been updated to reflect the additional fields now present in the class.
The CycleDigest.toString() method now displays the more precise new-verifier state.
The NewVerifierState enumeration provides the three values that may be calculated regarding a verifier's newness in the cycle: ExistingVerifier, NewVerifier, and Undetermined.
In CycleDigestTest.main(), the ternary enumeration is now displayed instead of the previous binary value.


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Is there any good reference to learn how to elaborate implicit arguments to a coc like core? Like how lean does? I am trying to build a coc like language
http://godel.yellowflash.in/
I want to introduce implicit arguments, I have some idea in my head but I couldn't put it down clearly, Its mostly based on resolution in simple basic types. But I have a feeling that it won't work
The idea is more like completely apply the explicit arguments and run unification of simple basic types to infer the missing arguments.
is godel your effort?
The idea is more like completely apply the explicit arguments and run unification of simple basic types to infer the missing arguments.
This is almost exactly how Lean's elaborator works. Essentially you keep around a unification state ("metavar_context", basically a partial assignment of metavariables to expressions). Now you go recursively through the pre-expression (abstract syntax tree, without implicit arguments) and convert it to an expression. For every application you fill in the implicit arguments as metavariables, and solve the appropriate unfication constraints so that the application type-checks. At the end, hopefully all metavariables are filled in and you can instantiate all metavariables in the produced expression.
Except that unification of simple basic types
is more like first-order unification + several pages of heuristics.
is godel your effort?
Yea it is my effort. I read a bit about COC and built it
I was reading a bit about the unification on COC. Some claim it might
be undecidable. But it seem really possible to have implicit arguments and really decide on it right? I don't understand how it could be undecidable.
Higher order unification is undecidable
What kind of heuristics does lean use? Is it in general not decidable? Is there any reference to read about tha?
Lean doesn't do full higher order unification, it uses a few simpler strategies and mostly sticks to first order unification
So lean's type checking is guaranteed to terminate? I have a noob question, does making the type checking semi-decidable, affects the soundness in any way?
Lean's typechecker is guaranteed to halt, but is not complete - some definitional equalities will not be discovered by the typechecker, and it is impossible for it to do so without becoming undecidable.
The guarantee is of soundness only - if lean verifies a type derivation, then it is correct, but it may error on a correct type derivation
So its also possible to take the alternate route to have soundness intact by doing a higher order unification, which might not halt but if it did its correct type derivation.
Thanks, I would read about higher order unification, Is Huet
algorithm the only one?
Note that unification is irrelevant to type checking; there is no unifier in the kernel
it is definitional equality itself that is undecidable, due to some complications with subsingleton elimination and proof irrelevance
If the core language doesnt have the notion of implicit
how do you know that certain arguments are marked implicit?
The actual type of expressions expr
has an annotation field on lambda and pi that marks implicitness, but the kernel ignores it
unification and implicit parameters are all the domain of the elaborator, which is a giant untrusted piece of code
Ah it makes sense. I have one more trivial question which I faced
How do you rewrite definition x = y
where x
is not annotated with type to some (\x:A,Z)y
?
I don't quite follow your notation
are you asking how to infer the type of an expression y
?
so any let x = y in z
can be rewritten to (\lambda x, z) y
so definition is very similar to let right?
a definition doesn't have a scope
also let
is not the same as a lambda application
But how do you rewrite your definitions to core calculus with just lambda abstraction, when you dont have type annotation
there is a type annotation
the syntax is let x : t := p in e
definition x = y
is allowed right? Not just definition x: z = y
right?
That type annotation is not optional?
no, it's only def x : t := e
. If you leave out the t
it is inferred and filled in
So elaborator runs type checking before it turns to core calculus?
Many type annotations are "optional" in the sense that you don't have to write them, but they are inserted by the elaborator
I was thinking elaborator writes out a new lambda term in the core calculus and type checking is completely different step.
the parser produces a pexpr
, this is a representation that roughly follows the AST of the user's input, all missing type information is absent, and the elaborator inserts metavariables in the holes, performs unification, and results an expr
that has all type information filled in
After this is done, the expr is sent to the kernel where it is typechecked (again, since the elaborator also has a typechecker that does other stuff on the side)
Its not very linear as I imagined it to be.
I think I understand the complexity very well now after trying to implement one :)
Writing an elaborator is no joke
There is no concrete theory to it? Like lambda calculus substitution.
That's what the kernel does
Its very messy in lot of ways.
I mean the elaborator doesnt have concrete theory?
Parts of it do, I'm sure
like the first order unification algorithm is pretty well understood at this point
Yea, I tried implementing first order unification on simple basic types with let
polymorphism once
https://github.com/yellowflash/hindley
Most of the complication has to do with when to unfold definitions, I think
Its was super clear
But definitions are normalizing right? Which mean you could find normal form and unify them
lol sure if you want to wait until the end of the universe
Ah wait, I understand. It could go both directions on beta reduction
DTT "terminates", but it's not remotely practical
so there are lots of heuristics for when to unfold something
Oh ok
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Nodeshift is an opinionated command line application and programmable API that you can use to deploy Node.js projects to OpenShift.
To install globally: npm install -g nodeshift
Use with npx: npx nodeshift
or to use in an npm script
npm install --save-dev nodeshift
// inside package.json
scripts: {
nodeshift: nodeshift
}
$ npm run nodeshift
By default, if you run just nodeshift
, it will run the deploy
goal, which is a shortcut for running resource
, build
and apply-resource
.
resource - will parse and create the application resources files on disk
apply-resource - does the resource goal and then deploys the resources to your running cluster
build - archives the code, creates a build config and imagestream and pushes the binary to the cluster
deploy - a shortcut for running resource
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OpenShift resource fragments are user provided YAML files which describe and enhance your deployed resources. They are enriched with metadata, labels and more by nodeshift.
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Enrichers will add things to the resource fragments, like missing metadata and labels. If your project uses git, then annotations with the git branch and commit hash will be added to the metadata.
Default Enrichers will also create a default Service and DeploymentConfig when none are provided.
The default port value is 8080, but that can be overridden with the --deploy.port
flag.
You can also override this value by providing a .nodeshift/deployment.yaml resource file
Some Resource Fragments might need to have a value set at "run time". For example, in the fragment below, we have the ${SSO_AUTH_SERVER_URL}
parameter:
apiVersion: v1
kind: Deployment
metadata:
name: nodejs-rest-http-secured
spec:
template:
spec:
containers:
- env:
- name: SSO_AUTH_SERVER_URL
value: "${SSO_AUTH_SERVER_URL}"
- name: REALM
value: master
To set that using nodeshift, use the -d
option with a KEY=VALUE, like this:
nodeshift -d SSO_AUTH_SERVER_URL=https://sercure-url
A user can specify exactly what files would like nodeshift to include to the archive it will generate by using the files property in package.json.
If a user does not use the files property in the package.json to filter what files they would like to include, then nodeshift by default will include everything except the node_modules, .git and tmp directories.
Nodeshift will also look for additional exclusion rules at a .gitignore file if there is one. Same thing with a .dockerignore file.
If both ignore files are present, nodeshift will union them together and use that.
Along with the command line, there is also a public API. The API mirrors the commands.
API Docs - https://nodeshift.github.io/nodeshift/
resource
applyResource
build
deploy
undeploy
Options that you can specify on the command line, can also be passed as an options object to the API
All methods are Promise based and will return a JSON object with information about each goal that is run.
For example, if the deploy
method was run, it would return something similar:
{
build: {
... // build information
},
resources: [
... // resources created
],
appliedResources: [
... // resources that were applied to the running cluster
]
}
const nodeshift = require('nodeshift');
// Deploy an Application
nodeshift.deploy().then((response) => {
console.log(response);
console.log('Application Deployed')
}).catch((err) => {
console.log(err);
})
please note: Currently, once a route, service, deployment config, build config, and imagestream config are created, those are re-used. The only thing that changes from deployment to deployment is the source code. For application resources, you can update them by undeploying and then deploying again. BuildConfigs and Imagestreams can be re-created using the --build.recreate flag
While nodeshift is very opinionated about deployment parameters, both the CLI and the API accept options that allow you to customize nodeshift's behavior.
Outputs the current version of nodeshift
Changes the default location of where to look for your project. Defaults to your current working directory(CWD)
This option is passed through to the Openshift Rest Client. Defaults to the ~/.kube/config
Specify the tag of the docker image to use for the deployed application. defaults to latest. These version tags correspond to the RHSCL tags of the ubi8/nodejs s2i images
Specify the s2i builder image of Node.js to use for the deployed applications. Defaults to ubi8/nodejs s2i images
Flag to automatically set the appropriate docker image for web app deployment. Defaults to false
Define a subdirectory below .nodeshift/ that indicates where Openshift resources are stored
The name of the ImageStream to output to. Defaults to project name from package.json
The tag of the ImageStream to output to. Defaults to latest
suppress INFO and TRACE lines from output logs.
options to create a default route, if non is provided. Defaults to false
option to remove builds, buildConfigs and Imagestreams. Defaults to false - Only for the undeploy
Command
Flag to update the default ports on the resource files. Defaults to 8080
Flag to pass deployment config environment variables as NAME=Value. Can be used multiple times. ex: nodeshift --deploy.env NODE_ENV=development --deploy.env YARN_ENABLED=true
Flag to recreate a BuildConfig or Imagestream. Defaults to false. Choices are "buildConfig", "imageStream", false, true. If true, both are re-created
Flag to make your BuildConfig always pull a new image from dockerhub. Defaults to false
Flag to perform incremental builds(if applicable), which means it reuses artifacts from previously-built images. Defaults to false
Flag to pass build config environment variables as NAME=Value. Can be used multiple times. ex: nodeshift --build.env NODE_ENV=development --build.env YARN_ENABLED=true
Flag to change the build strategy used. Values can be Docker or Source. Defaults to Source
Flag to deploy the application using a Deployment instead of a DeploymentConfig. Defaults to false
EXPERIMENTAL. Flag to deploy an application as a Knative Serving Service. Defaults to false Since this feature is experimental, it is subject to change without a Major version release until it is fully stable.
Shows the below help
Usage: nodeshift [--options]
Commands:
nodeshift deploy default command - deploy [default]
nodeshift build build command
nodeshift resource resource command
nodeshift apply-resource apply resource command
nodeshift undeploy undeploy resources
Options:
--version Show version number [boolean]
--projectLocation change the default location of the project [string]
--configLocation change the default location of the config [string]
--imageTag The tag of the docker image to use for the deployed
application. [string] [default: "latest"]
--web-app flag to automatically set the appropriate docker image
for web app deployment
[boolean] [default: false]
--resourceProfile Define a subdirectory below .nodeshift/ that indicates
where Openshift resources are stored [string]
--outputImageStream The name of the ImageStream to output to. Defaults
to project name from package.json [string]
--outputImageStreamTag The tag of the ImageStream to output to. [string]
--quiet suppress INFO and TRACE lines from output logs
[boolean]
--expose flag to create a default Route and expose the default
service [boolean] [choices: true, false] [default: false]
--namespace.displayName flag to specify the project namespace display name to
build/deploy into. Overwrites any namespace settings
in your OpenShift or Kubernetes configuration files
[string]
--namespace.create flag to create the namespace if it does not exist.
Only applicable for the build and deploy command.
Must be used with namespace.name [boolean]
--namespace.remove flag to remove the user created namespace. Only
applicable for the undeploy command. Must be used
with namespace.name [boolean]
--namespace.name flag to specify the project namespace name to
build/deploy into. Overwrites any namespace settings
in your OpenShift or Kubernetes configuration files
[string]
--deploy.port flag to update the default ports on the resource files.
Defaults to 8080 [default: 8080]
--build.recreate flag to recreate a buildConfig or Imagestream
[choices: "buildConfig", "imageStream", false, true] [default: false]
--build.forcePull flag to make your BuildConfig always pull a new image
from dockerhub or not
[boolean] [choices: true, false] [default: false]
--build.incremental flag to perform incremental builds, which means it reuses
artifacts from previously-built images
[boolean] [choices: true, false] [default: false]
--build.strategy flag to change the build strategy. Defaults to Source
[choices: "Source", "Docker"]
--metadata.out determines what should be done with the response
metadata from OpenShift
[string] [choices: "stdout", "ignore", "<filename>"] [default: "ignore"]
--useDeployment flag to deploy the application using a Deployment
instead of a DeploymentConfig
[boolean] [choices: true, false] [default: false]
--knative EXPERIMENTAL. flag to deploy an application
as a Knative Serving Service
[boolean] [choices: true, false] [default: false]
--help Show help [boolean]
--cmd [default: "deploy"]
Please read the contributing guide
The deploy function will do the combination of resource, build and apply-resource
(object?
= {}
)
Options object for the deploy function
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
options.projectLocation string?
|
the location(directory) of your projects package.json. Defaults to
process.cwd
|
options.expose boolean?
|
Set to true to create a default Route and expose the default service. defaults to false |
options.namespace object?
|
- |
options.namespace.displayName string?
|
flag to specify the project namespace display name to build/deploy into. Overwrites any namespace settings in your OpenShift or Kubernetes configuration files |
options.namespace.create boolean?
|
flag to create the namespace if it does not exist. Only applicable for the build and deploy command. Must be used with namespace.name |
options.namespace.name string?
|
flag to specify the project namespace name to build/deploy into. Overwrites any namespace settings in your OpenShift or Kubernetes configuration files |
options.resourceProfile string?
|
Define a subdirectory below .nodeshift/ that indicates where Openshift resources are stored |
options.imageTag string?
|
set the version to use for the ubi8/nodejs-10. Versions are ubi8/nodejs-10 tags: https://access.redhat.com/containers/?tab=tags#/registry.access.redhat.com/ubi8/nodejs-10 |
options.outputImageStream string?
|
the name of the ImageStream to output to. Defaults to project name from package.json |
options.outputImageTag string?
|
The tag of the ImageStream to output to. Defaults to latest |
options.quiet boolean?
|
suppress INFO and TRACE lines from output logs |
options.deploy object?
|
- |
options.deploy.port number?
|
flag to update the default ports on the resource files. Defaults to 8080 |
options.deploy.env Array?
|
an array of objects to pass deployment config environment variables. [{name: NAME_PROP, value: VALUE}] |
options.build object?
|
- |
options.build.strategy string?
|
flag to change the build strategy used. Values can be Docker or Source. Defaults to Source |
options.build.recreate string/boolean?
|
flag to recreate a buildConfig or Imagestream. values are "buildConfig", "imageStream", true, false. Defaults to false |
options.build.forcePull boolean?
|
flag to make your BuildConfig always pull a new image from dockerhub or not. Defaults to false |
options.build.env Array?
|
an array of objects to pass build config environment variables. [{name: NAME_PROP, value: VALUE}] |
options.definedProperties array?
|
Array of objects with the format { key: value }. Used for template substitution |
options.useDeployment boolean?
|
Flag to deploy the application using a Deployment instead of a DeploymentConfig. Defaults to false |
options.knative boolean?
|
EXPERIMENTAL. flag to deploy an application as a Knative Serving Service. Defaults to false |
Promise<object>
:
Returns a JSON Object
The resource function will find and enrich all the resource fragments from the .nodeshift directory and create missing service and deployment configs. An openshift.yaml and openshift.json will also be created in the ./tmp/nodeshift/resource directory
(object?
= {}
)
Options object for the resource function
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
options.projectLocation string?
|
the location(directory) of your projects package.json. Defaults to
process.cwd
|
options.expose boolean?
|
Set to true to create a default Route and expose the default service. defaults to false |
options.namespace object?
|
- |
options.namespace.displayName string?
|
flag to specify the project namespace display name to build/deploy into. Overwrites any namespace settings in your OpenShift or Kubernetes configuration files |
options.namespace.name string?
|
flag to specify the project namespace name to build/deploy into. Overwrites any namespace settings in your OpenShift or Kubernetes configuration files |
options.resourceProfile string?
|
Define a subdirectory below .nodeshift/ that indicates where Openshift resources are stored |
options.imageTag string?
|
set the version to use for the ubi8/nodejs-10. Versions are ubi8/nodejs-10 tags: https://access.redhat.com/containers/?tab=tags#/registry.access.redhat.com/ubi8/nodejs-10 |
options.outputImageStream string?
|
the name of the ImageStream to output to. Defaults to project name from package.json |
options.outputImageTag string?
|
The tag of the ImageStream to output to. Defaults to latest |
options.quiet boolean?
|
suppress INFO and TRACE lines from output logs |
options.build object?
|
- |
options.build.recreate string/boolean?
|
flag to recreate a buildConfig or Imagestream. values are "buildConfig", "imageStream", true, false. Defaults to false |
options.build.forcePull boolean?
|
flag to make your BuildConfig always pull a new image from dockerhub or not. Defaults to false |
options.definedProperties array?
|
Array of objects with the format { key: value }. Used for template substitution |
options.useDeployment boolean?
|
Flag to deploy the application using a Deployment instead of a DeploymentConfig. Defaults to false |
options.knative boolean?
|
EXPERIMENTAL. flag to deploy an application as a Knative Serving Service. Defaults to false |
Promise<object>
:
Returns a JSON Object
The apply-resource function does what resource does, but also pushes those resource fragments to your cluster
(object?
= {}
)
Options object for the apply-resource function
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
options.projectLocation string?
|
the location(directory) of your projects package.json. Defaults to
process.cwd
|
options.expose boolean?
|
Set to true to create a default Route and expose the default service. defaults to false |
options.namespace object?
|
- |
options.namespace.displayName string?
|
flag to specify the project namespace display name to build/deploy into. Overwrites any namespace settings in your OpenShift or Kubernetes configuration files |
options.namespace.create boolean?
|
flag to create the namespace if it does not exist. Only applicable for the build and deploy command. Must be used with namespace.name |
options.namespace.name string?
|
flag to specify the project namespace name to build/deploy into. Overwrites any namespace settings in your OpenShift or Kubernetes configuration files |
options.resourceProfile string?
|
Define a subdirectory below .nodeshift/ that indicates where Openshift resources are stored |
options.imageTag string?
|
set the version to use for the ubi8/nodejs-10. Versions are ubi8/nodejs-10 tags: https://access.redhat.com/containers/?tab=tags#/registry.access.redhat.com/ubi8/nodejs-10 |
options.outputImageStream string?
|
the name of the ImageStream to output to. Defaults to project name from package.json |
options.outputImageTag string?
|
The tag of the ImageStream to output to. Defaults to latest |
options.quiet boolean?
|
suppress INFO and TRACE lines from output logs |
options.deploy object?
|
- |
options.deploy.port number?
|
flag to update the default ports on the resource files. Defaults to 8080 |
options.deploy.env Array?
|
an array of objects to pass deployment config environment variables. [{name: NAME_PROP, value: VALUE}] |
options.build object?
|
- |
options.build.recreate string/boolean?
|
flag to recreate a buildConfig or Imagestream. values are "buildConfig", "imageStream", true, false. Defaults to false |
options.build.forcePull boolean?
|
flag to make your BuildConfig always pull a new image from dockerhub or not. Defaults to false |
options.definedProperties array?
|
Array of objects with the format { key: value }. Used for template substitution |
options.useDeployment boolean?
|
Flag to deploy the application using a Deployment instead of a DeploymentConfig. Defaults to false |
options.knative boolean?
|
EXPERIMENTAL. flag to deploy an application as a Knative Serving Service. Defaults to false |
Promise<object>
:
Returns a JSON Object
The undeploy function will use the openshift.yaml/openshift.json from the resource function and remove those values from your cluster.
(object?
= {}
)
Options object for the undeploy function
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
options.projectLocation string?
|
the location(directory) of your projects package.json. Defaults to
process.cwd
|
options.namespace object?
|
- |
options.namespace.displayName string?
|
flag to specify the project namespace display name to build/deploy into. Overwrites any namespace settings in your OpenShift or Kubernetes configuration files |
options.namespace.remove boolean?
|
flag to remove the user created namespace. Only applicable for the undeploy command. Must be used with namespace.name |
options.namespace.name string?
|
flag to specify the project namespace name to build/deploy into. Overwrites any namespace settings in your OpenShift or Kubernetes configuration files |
options.resourceProfile string?
|
Define a subdirectory below .nodeshift/ that indicates where Openshift resources are stored |
options.imageTag string?
|
set the version to use for the ubi8/nodejs-10. Versions are ubi8/nodejs-10 tags: https://access.redhat.com/containers/?tab=tags#/registry.access.redhat.com/ubi8/nodejs-10 |
options.outputImageStream string?
|
the name of the ImageStream to output to. Defaults to project name from package.json |
options.outputImageTag string?
|
The tag of the ImageStream to output to. Defaults to latest |
options.quiet boolean?
|
suppress INFO and TRACE lines from output logs |
options.removeAll boolean?
|
option to remove builds, buildConfigs and Imagestreams. Defaults to false |
options.deploy object?
|
- |
options.deploy.port number?
|
flag to update the default ports on the resource files. Defaults to 8080 |
options.deploy.env Array?
|
an array of objects to pass deployment config environment variables. [{name: NAME_PROP, value: VALUE}] |
options.build object?
|
- |
options.build.recreate string/boolean?
|
flag to recreate a buildConfig or Imagestream. values are "buildConfig", "imageStream", true, false. Defaults to false |
options.build.forcePull boolean?
|
flag to make your BuildConfig always pull a new image from dockerhub or not. Defaults to false |
options.definedProperties array?
|
Array of objects with the format { key: value }. Used for template substitution |
options.useDeployment boolean?
|
Flag to deploy the application using a Deployment instead of a DeploymentConfig. Defaults to false |
options.knative boolean?
|
EXPERIMENTAL. flag to deploy an application as a Knative Serving Service. Defaults to false |
Promise<object>
:
Returns a JSON Object
The build function will archive your code, create a BuildConfig and Imagestream and then upload the archived code to your cluster
(object?
= {}
)
Options object for the build function
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
options.projectLocation string?
|
the location(directory) of your projects package.json. Defaults to
process.cwd
|
options.namespace object?
|
- |
options.namespace.displayName string?
|
flag to specify the project namespace display name to build/deploy into. Overwrites any namespace settings in your OpenShift or Kubernetes configuration files |
options.namespace.create boolean?
|
flag to create the namespace if it does not exist. Only applicable for the build and deploy command. Must be used with namespace.name |
options.namespace.name string?
|
flag to specify the project namespace name to build/deploy into. Overwrites any namespace settings in your OpenShift or Kubernetes configuration files |
options.imageTag string?
|
set the version to use for the ubi8/nodejs-10. Versions are ubi8/nodejs-10 tags: https://access.redhat.com/containers/?tab=tags#/registry.access.redhat.com/ubi8/nodejs-10 |
options.outputImageStream string?
|
the name of the ImageStream to output to. Defaults to project name from package.json |
options.outputImageTag string?
|
The tag of the ImageStream to output to. Defaults to latest |
options.quiet boolean?
|
suppress INFO and TRACE lines from output logs |
options.build object?
|
- |
options.build.strategy string?
|
flag to change the build strategy used. Values can be Docker or Source. Defaults to Source |
options.build.recreate string/boolean?
|
flag to recreate a buildConfig or Imagestream. values are "buildConfig", "imageStream", true, false. Defaults to false |
options.build.forcePull boolean?
|
flag to make your BuildConfig always pull a new image from dockerhub or not. Defaults to false |
options.build.env Array?
|
an array of objects to pass build config environment variables. [{name: NAME_PROP, value: VALUE}] |
options.definedProperties array?
|
Array of objects with the format { key: value }. Used for template substitution |
Promise<object>
:
Returns a JSON Object


ALSA_IO(1) ALSA_IO(1) NAME alsa_in, alsa_out - Jack clients that perform I/O with an alternate audio interface SYNOPSIS alsa_in [options] alsa_out [options] DESCRIPTION A JACK client that opens a specified audio interface (different to the one used by the JACK server, if any) and moves audio data between its JACK ports and the interface. alsa_in will provide data from the inter‐ face (potentially for capture); alsa_out will deliver data to it (for playback). The audio interface used by alsa_in/alsa_out does not need to be synchro‐ nized with JACK backend (or the hardware it might be using). alsa_in/alsa_out tries to resample the output stream in an attempt to compensate for drift between the two clocks. As of jack-0.116.3 this works almost perfectly. It takes some time, to reach absolute resample-rate stability. So give it some minutes (its intended to be running permanently anyways) OPTIONS -j jack_client_name Set Client Name. -d alsa_device Use this Soundcard. -v Verbose, prints out resample coefficient and other parameters use‐ ful for debugging, every 500ms. also reports soft xruns. -i Instrumentation. This logs the 4 important parameters of the sam‐ plerate control algorithm every 1ms. You can pipe this into a file, and plot it. Should only be necessary, if it does not work as expected, and we need to adjust some of the obscure parameters, to make it work. Find me on irc.freenode.org #jack in order to set this up correctly. -c channels Set Number of channels. -r sample_rate Set sample_rate. The program resamples as necessary. So you can connect a 44k1 jackd to a soundcard only supporting 48k. (default is jack sample_rate) -p period_size Set the period size. It is not related to the jackd period_size. Sometimes it affects the quality of the delay measurements. Set‐ ting this lower than the jackd period_size will only work, if you use a higher number of periods. -n num_period Set number of periods. See note for period_size. -q quality Set the quality of the resampler from 0 to 4. can significanly reduce cpu usage. -m max_diff The value when a soft xrun occurs. Basically the window, in which the dma pointer may jitter. I don't think its necessary to play with this anymore. -t target_delay The delay alsa_io should try to approach. Same as for max_diff. It will be setup based on -p and -n which is generally sufficient. -s smooth_array_size This parameter controls the size of the array used for smoothing the delay measurement. Its default is 256. If you use a pretty low period size, you can lower the CPU usage a bit by decreasing this parameter. However most CPU time is spent in the resampling so this will not be much. -C P Control Clamp If you have a PCI card, then the default value (15) of this param‐ eter is too high for -p64 -n2... Setting it to 5 should fix that. Be aware that setting this parameter too low, lets the hf noise on the delay measurement come through onto the resamplerate, so this might degrade the quality of the output. (but its a threshold value, and it has been chosen, to mask the noise of a USB card, which has an amplitude which is 50 times higher than that of a PCI card, so 5 wont loose you any quality on a PCI card) AUTHOR Torben Hohn 1.9.9 November 2012 ALSA_IO(1)


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if n_jobs > 1 and n_chunks > 1:
import multiprocessing
pool = multiprocessing.Pool(n_jobs)
res = pool.map_async(_regress_out_chunk, tasks).get(9999999)
pool.close()
else:
res = list(map(_regress_out_chunk, tasks))
After Change
from joblib import Parallel, delayed
// TODO: figure out how to test that this doesn"t oversubscribe resources
res = Parallel(n_jobs=n_jobs)(delayed(_regress_out_chunk)(task) for task in tasks)
// res is a list of vectors (each corresponding to a regressed gene column).
// The transpose is needed to get the matrix in the shape needed
adata.X = np.vstack(res).T.astype(adata.X.dtype)


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Prep, Fireside Chats and The Great Adventure.
Just finished watchingShereef's fireside chat. I have to say I was quite impressed. Many questions lurking in the back of my mind were answered. Also the talk had a good helping of overall great advice.
Kitchen VS: Table
This section really hit home with me. I feel like I've spent a part of my time in the table role. I recognize the benefits of kitchen and want to make a move fully in that direction.  If I want it, I will have it, by my own design and creation.
Question & Awesome Answers
I thought the questions posed were quite excellent indeed.
Including:
- Hours @ DBC
- Placement rates & what that means
- Phase 4
- Code Tips & Strum Theory
- Time Boxes & Pomodoro's
- Books & Prep
- Drop Rates...
- Coding Clone Wars
- Pairs, do I have to?? YES!
I felt like I am on a very familiar wave length listening to the answers to these questions. Many things I've been wondering about were addressed and it seems like my internal best case scenario is pretty much what Shereef and DBC are trying to accomplish. This aligning has brought me a great deal of comfort, as I'm hoping that this will indicate a stronger fit in the DBC environment.
Fears
Another part I really enjoyed was addressing the fears people have before arriving at DBC. I can say that I can really identify with this part of the talk. I am ( I think most of us are) very afraid of being too slow and falling behind. BUT, I know that once I'm on site, I can jump in with both feet and the learning dynamic for me will be polar opposite from prep, where I have been juggling A LOT.
Phase 4 thingy...
Last but not least I'd like to give a HUGE up-vote to the Idea of a Phase 4 for JS. But only if I could roll right into it with no break. I'll start the job search after. Several DBC grads I have spoken with have said to me how hard and super tough the program is, but also how much they learned in such a short time period. If I could take that same concept and rocket my JS knowledge before finishing. I would. The feeling is that JS is a very important language to really have a strong foundation in. I have polled several developers at local meetup's and JavaScript has come up in every conversation. So... yeah, totally down with that!


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http://academy.cba.mit.edu/classes/embedded_programming/index.html
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BLINK CODE
First thing to do for this assignment was to learn how read a DATA SHEET. Then I have programmed my Hello-World board by using the FabISP programmer with the Arduino IDE and ARDUINO BOOTLOADER.
REFERENCES:
Arduino IDE Software
Arduino ATtiny hardware Library
FTDI Drivers
The data sheet of the Atmel Attiny 24, 44 and 84A processors is a 286 page document of technical details.Several pieces of important data are given right in the beginning of the document, among which: the pin configuration and pin functions such as ADC, PWM etc. In order to program the processor and blink a LED using the Arduino IDE, the correct pin number of that LED should be used
After installing all the required software, drivers and libraries, I programmed the HELLOboard with Arduino IDE, for that I needed to follow severals steps.
-Steps to programming the micro controller with Arduino:
Connect the ISP programmer with the Hello board using my ISP connector cable.
With the USB cable conect ISP programmer to my computer and open Arduino IDE.
-Go to Tools > Board menu and select ATtiny44 (20 Mhz Clock).
-Go to Tools > Programmer menu and select USBtinyISP.
-Go to Tools > Select Burn To Bootloader to execute the bootloader to the microcontroller.
If the operation is succesfull it's possible read the message of Arduino IDE: DONE BURNING BOOTLOADER.
To complete the procedure, it's necessary sends an Exemple Sketch of IDE to the Echo Hello-World.
First of all needs to find out that what is the pinout for led, for that I have checked the schematic layout of ATtiny44 microcontroller to refer the pin numbers which are being used in my HELLOboard.
Simple Blink Test:
To test if my board is perfectly soldered and is working the simple way is upload an led blink script example on Arduino IDE but for that you have to make sure that FabISP and HELLObboard are connected to the computer.
-Go to Files > Examples > Basics and select Blink
-Change the int led = 13 value to corresponding pin number int led = 7
-Upload the code in the top-left corner on the IDE
NOTE:
It's really important to understand the datasheet and how to connect everything. I found it handy to make a schematic of the wires and what they are connected to.