Consultation outcome
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We set out our decisions in the attached document.
Some of our decisions are the same as we proposed in our consultation. We have revised some of our proposals in light of responses to the consultation and our subsequent analysis.
Stakeholders also raised some specific concerns about when our proposals should be implemented. They told us that there were disproportionate costs and risks to the exam system that would arise for schools, colleges and exam boards if some of our proposals were implemented in 2016. We are therefore seeking further views on when some of the changes should be introduced and information on their possible impact.
We recognise that with some of the changes we are introducing it is likely exam boards will need time to develop and refine their systems and approaches. The arrangements that are initially put in place in the first years will be in the context of what is achievable. We expect that exam boards will develop their approach over time and with the benefit of experience. Where we do not consider that exam boards are able immediately to meet our requirements, at even a minimal level, without incurring disproportionate costs or creating risks to the wider exam system, we have adapted or phased the implementation of our proposals.
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A public consultation was conducted between 10 December 2015 and 11 March 2016.
The main way to respond was via an online survey with other options to submit unstructured responses by email or post.
In addition to the main consultation survey, Ofqual also ran a survey with students. The student survey asked four short questions grouped around two scenarios.
At the end of the consultation there were 91 responses to the main consultation (81 questionnaire responses and 10 unstructured responses), and 1,348 responses to the student survey.
There was a high level of agreement on a number of the topics in the questionnaire. This included support for the review of marking and appeals of GCSE, AS and A levels and for extending the proposals to qualifications beyond GCSE, AS and A levels.
There was disagreement on whether or not there should be standardisation of processes between awarding organisations.
Other topics, such as withdrawing the Code and when to implement the changes, had more mixed responses. In many cases, school-based responses and those from parents and students contrasted with those of the awarding organisations. Responses from other stakeholder groups were more variable.
Overall, there was a tendency for all stakeholders to agree with proposals that were perceived to enhance:
There was a tendency to disagree with proposals if and when they were perceived to:
This consultation ran from
to
A consultation by Ofqual on 3 separate but closely linked sets of proposals for GCSE, AS and A level exams.
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This consultation is about three distinct but inter-related proposals:
To improve the way concerns about a candidate’s GCSE, AS or A level marks are considered by exam boards. Our proposals apply to new GCSEs, AS and A levels and to legacy GCSEs, AS and A levels while these continue to be available.
To withdraw the GCSE, GCE, Principal Learning and Project Code of Practice (the Code) which contains the rules exam boards must follow when they deliver and award legacy GCSEs, AS and A levels and Principal Learning and Project qualifications. The Code includes the current rules on reviewing marks and appeals.
To introduce new procedural rules on how exam boards set grade boundaries for GCSEs, AS and A levels. The current rules for the legacy qualifications are in the Code. The proposals are about the procedures of grade boundary setting only, not about the substantive decisions as to where they are set.
Our proposals would:
change the way exam boards review their marking and moderation of GCSE, AS and A level assessments, including so they correct mistakes but do not change legitimate marks
extend the grounds on which centres3, (and in some cases candidates), following a review, can appeal against marking and moderation decisions for GCSEs, AS and A levels, so appeals can be about unreasonable marks/decisions as well as procedures
remove duplication in our rules and remove some rules we consider to be unnecessary, whilst making sure exam boards take a common approach to setting grade boundaries for GCSEs, AS and A levels
The supporting research for this document is available in our published research paper, “ Alternative marking review processes for exams ”
We have produced an infographic comparing the current system to the one proposed in this consultation .
Published: 10 December 2015
Updated: 26 May 2016
From: Ofqual


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install
First :
Needed libraries
libmnl: libnftnl libmnl: git://git.netfilter.org/libmnl libnftnl: git://git.netfilter.org/libnftnl
./autogen.sh
./configure
make
make install
ldconfig
If you have error as below:
./configure: line 3960: syntax error near unexpected token `LIBMNL,'
./configure: line 3960: `PKG_CHECK_MODULES(LIBMNL, libmnl >= 1.0.0)'
please refer to here:
http://blog.anarey.info/2014/08/pkg_check_moduleslibmnl-libmnl-1-0-0-error/
nftables
sudo apt-get install libgmp-dev libreadline-dev
首先在安装之前，请参考这篇文章，这篇文章还是比较好的。
How to use the code: http://git.netfilter.org/libnftnl/tree/examples
#GSoC for nft
http://people.netfilter.org/pablo/nf-ideas-2018.txt
Here are some posts records the educational:
Basic concept
With nft, you can create table/chain/rule/set
and families include ipv4/ipv6/arp/inet/bridge/netdev/
If this is your first time to run it, yiu can try it(in nftable git):
nft -f files/examples/ipv4-filter.nft
then
nft list table filter
The result is below:
Tables
Via the output above, we know, in nftables, a table is at the top of the ruleset, It consists of chains, which are containers for rules, in a word, Table->Chains->Rules
You can add/delete/list/flush
table.(flush is mean to empty table)
Rules
You can list the rules that are contained by a table with the following command:
sudo nft list table filter
table ip filter {
chain input {
type filter hook input priority 0; policy accept;
}
chain forward {
type filter hook forward priority 0; policy accept;
}
chain output {
type filter hook output priority 0; policy accept;
ip daddr <IP_ADDRESS> drop
ip protocol tcp
}
}


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This is a simple Play20! application which offers a RESTful API for retrieving geo locations based on:
In order to call the RESTful API you need to add the following headers to HTTPS requests:
In order to get your client id and token please contact Lukasz Budnik lukasz.budnik(at)outlook.com.
Warning: do not call the RESTful API over HTTP. Use HTTPS only. Using HTTP will compromise your token.
The above call will return max 100 records for the layerType.
The above call will return max 100 records for the layerType sorted by locations closer to a point determined by {latitude} and {longitude}.
The above call will return max 100 records for the layerType within the maximum distance of maxDistance from the location defined by {latitude} and {longitude}.
Currently there is only 1 optional parameter called limit which allows you to limit records returned by RESTful API. The content type and the parameter must be sent as application/x-www-form-urlencoded
The RESTful API has been designed to be as simple as possible. The following code snippets should give you some general idea about calling the API.
For testing purposes you may want to use jQuery:
$.ajax({ url: '/api/v1/locations/testLayer', type: 'POST', headers: {<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'ABC'<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'XYZ' }, data: { limit: 1 } }) .done(function (data) { alert('Got ' + data.length + ' locations'); }) .fail(function (jqXHR, textStatus) { alert('Something went wrong...'); });
Or if you use Scala Play20!:
val response = WS.url("http://localhost:3333/api/v1/locations/testLayer").withHeaders(Security.GeoLayersClientId -> "ABC", Security.GeoLayersClientToken -> "XYZ").post(Map("limit" -> Seq("1")))


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java.lang.Object net.xylophones.micro.game.mb.mvc.board.BoardView
public class BoardView
A class for rendering a BoardModel
onto a
Graphics
instnace
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BoardView(BoardModel model,
Image tiles)
Creates a new instance of BoardView |
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int |
getHeight()
Get the height of the full board area in pixels |
int |
getWidth()
Get the width of the full board area in pixels |
void |
paint(Graphics g)
Paint the board |
void |
setPosition(int x,
int y)
Set the x,y pixel position of the view |
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public BoardView(BoardModel model, Image tiles)
Creates a new instance of BoardView
The tiles
parameter is an image which is used to
build TiledLayer
instances which are used for
rendering the BoardModel
. The image must contain
eight differnet square cells, each of which is used to colour
one tetrad type.
The width & height of a cell is defined by the height of the tiles
Image. Therefore, the width and height (in pixels) of the full board is
defined to be the height of tiles
x num cells high and the width
is defined to be tiles
x num cells wide.
model
- The model that will be renderedtiles
- An image containing the tiles| Method Detail |
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public void paint(Graphics g)
Paint the board
This method just delegates to the TiledLayer
instances
g
- public void setPosition(int x, int y)
x
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public int getHeight()
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ncdump − Convert netCDF file to text form (CDL)
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ncdump [-c] [-h] [-v var1,...] [-b lang] [-f lang] [-l len] [-n name] [-p f_digits[,d_digits]] [-k] [-x] [-s] [-t] file |
ncdump generates a text representation of a specified netCDF file on standard output. The text representation is in a form called CDL (‘‘network Common Data form Language’’) that can be viewed, edited, or serve as input to ncgen. ncgen is a companion program that can generate a binary netCDF file from a CDL file. Hence ncgen and ncdump can be used as inverses to transform the data representation between binary and text representations. See ncgen for a description of CDL and netCDF representations.
As of NetCDF version 4.1, and if DAP support was enabled when ncdump was built, the file name may specify a DAP URL. This allows ncdump to print out data sources from DAP servers. When used with the -h option, ncdump can be used to show the translation from the DAP DDS data model to the NetCDF data model.
ncdump defines a default display format used for each type of netCDF data, but this can be changed if a ‘C_format’ attribute is defined for a netCDF variable. In this case, ncdump will use the ‘C_format’ attribute to format each value. For example, if floating-point data for the netCDF variable ‘Z’ is known to be accurate to only three significant digits, it would be appropriate to use the variable attribute
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Z:C_format = "%.3g" |
ncdump may also be used as a simple browser for netCDF data files, to display the dimension names and sizes; variable names, types, and shapes; attribute names and values; and optionally, the values of data for all variables or selected variables in a netCDF file.
ncdump uses ‘_’ to represent data values that are equal to the ‘_FillValue’ attribute for a variable, intended to represent data that has not yet been written. If a variable has no ‘_FillValue’ attribute, the default fill value for the variable type is used if the variable is not of byte type.
ncdump may also be used to determine what kind of netCDF file is used (which variant of the netCDF file format) with the -k option.
-v var1,...,varn
The output will include data values for the specified variables, in addition to the declarations of all dimensions, variables, and attributes. One or more variables must be specified by name in the comma-delimited list following this option. The list must be a single argument to the command, hence cannot contain blanks or other white space characters unless escaped. The named variables must be valid netCDF variables in the input-file. A variable within a group in a netCDF-4 file may be specified with an absolute path name, such as ‘/GroupA/GroupA2/var’. Use of a relative path name such as ‘var’ or ‘grp/var’ specifies all matching variable names in the file. The default, without this option and in the absence of the -c or -h options, is to include data values for all variables in the output.
-b lang
A brief annotation in the form of a CDL comment (text beginning with the characters ‘‘//’’) will be included in the data section of the output for each ‘row’ of data, to help identify data values for multidimensional variables. If lang begins with ‘C’ or ‘c’, then C language conventions will be used (zero-based indices, last dimension varying fastest). If lang begins with ‘F’ or ‘f’, then Fortran language conventions will be used (one-based indices, first dimension varying fastest). In either case, the data will be presented in the same order; only the annotations will differ. This option is useful for browsing through large volumes of multidimensional data.
-f lang
Full annotations in the form of trailing CDL comments (text beginning with the characters ‘‘//’’) for every data value (except individual characters in character arrays) will be included in the data section. If lang begins with ‘C’ or ‘c’, then C language conventions will be used (zero-based indices, last dimension varying fastest). If lang begins with ‘F’ or ‘f’, then Fortran language conventions will be used (one-based indices, first dimension varying fastest). In either case, the data will be presented in the same order; only the annotations will differ. This option may be useful for piping data into other filters, since each data value appears on a separate line, fully identified.
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-l len |
Changes the default maximum line length (80) used in formatting lists of non-character data values. |
-n name
CDL requires a name for a netCDF data set, for use by ncgen -b in generating a default netCDF file name. By default, ncdump constructs this name from the last component of the path name of the input netCDF file by stripping off any extension it has. Use the -n option to specify a different name. Although the output file name used by ncgen -b can be specified, it may be wise to have ncdump change the default name to avoid inadvertently overwriting a valuable netCDF file when using ncdump, editing the resulting CDL file, and using ncgen -b to generate a new netCDF file from the edited CDL file.
-p float_digits[,double_digits]
Specifies default precision (number of significant digits) to use in displaying floating-point or double precision data values for attributes and variables. If specified, this value overrides the value of the ‘C_format’ attribute for any variable that has such an attribute. Floating-point data will be displayed with float_digits significant digits. If double_digits is also specified, double-precision values will be displayed with that many significant digits. In the absence of any -p specifications, floating-point and double-precision data are displayed with 7 and 15 significant digits respectively. CDL files can be made smaller if less precision is required. If both floating-point and double-precision precisions are specified, the two values must appear separated by a comma (no blanks) as a single argument to the command. If you really want every last bit of precision from the netCDF file represented in the CDL file for all possible floating-point values, you will have to specify this with -p 9,17 (according to Theorem 15 of the paper listed under REFERENCES).
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-k |
Show what kind of netCDF file the pathname references, one of ‘classic’, ‘64-bit offset’,‘netCDF-4’, or ‘netCDF-4 classic model’. Before version 3.6, there was only one kind of netCDF file, designated as ‘classic’ (also know as format variant 1). Large file support introduced another variant of the format, designated as ‘64-bit offset’ (known as format variant 2). NetCDF-4, uses a third variant of the format, ‘netCDF-4’ (format variant 3). Another format variant, designated ‘netCDF-4 classic model’ (format variant 4), is restricted to features supported by the netCDF-3 data model but represented using the HDF5 format, so that an unmodified netCDF-3 program can read or write the file just by relinking with the netCDF-4 library. The string output by using the ‘-k’ option may be provided as the value of the ‘-k’ option to ncgen(1) to specify exactly what kind of netCDF file to generate, when you want to override the default inferred from the CDL. | ||
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-x |
Output XML (NcML) instead of CDL. The NcML does not include data values. The NcML output option currently only works for netCDF classic model data. | ||
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-s |
Output special virtual attributes that provide performance-related information about the file format and variable properties for netCDF-4 data. These special virtual attributes are not actually part of the data, they are merely a convenient way to display miscellaneous properties of the data in CDL (and eventually NcML). They include ‘_ChunkSizes’, ‘_DeflateLevel’, ‘_Endianness’, ‘_Fletcher32’, ‘_Format’, ‘_NoFill’, ‘_Shuffle’, and ‘_Storage’. ‘_ChunkSizes’ is a list of chunk sizes for each dimension of the variable. ‘_DeflateLevel’ is an integer between 0 and 9 inclusive if compression has been specified for the variable. ‘_Endianness’ is either ‘little’ or ‘big’, depending on how the variable was stored when first written. ‘_Fletcher32’ is ‘true’ if the checksum property was set for the variable. ‘_Format’ is a global attribute specifying the netCDF format variant, one of ‘classic’, ‘64-bit offset’, ‘netCDF-4’, or ‘netCDF-4 classic model’. ‘_NoFill’ is ‘true’ if the persistent NoFill property was set for the variable when it was defined. ‘_Shuffle’ is ‘true’ if use of the shuffle filter was specified for the variable. ‘_Storage’ is ‘contiguous’ or ‘chunked’, depending on how the variable’s data is stored. | ||
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-t |
Controls display of time data, if stored in a variable that uses a udunits compliant time representation such as ‘days since 1970-01-01’ or ‘seconds since 2009-03-15 12:01:17’. If this option is specified, time values are displayed as human-readable date-time strings rather than numerical values, interpreted in terms of a ‘calendar’ variable attribute, if specified. Calendar attribute values interpreted with this option include the CF Conventions values ‘gregorian’ or ‘standard’, ‘proleptic_gregorian’, ‘noleap’ or ‘365_day’, ‘all_leap’ or ‘366_day’, ‘360_day’, and ‘julian’. |
Look at the structure of the data in the netCDF file ‘foo.nc’:
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ncdump -c foo.nc |
Produce an annotated CDL version of the structure and data in the netCDF file ‘foo.nc’, using C-style indexing for the annotations:
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ncdump -b c foo.nc > foo.cdl |
Output data for only the variables ‘uwind’ and ‘vwind’ from the netCDF file ‘foo.nc’, and show the floating-point data with only three significant digits of precision:
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ncdump -v uwind,vwind -p 3 foo.nc |
Produce a fully-annotated (one data value per line) listing of the data for the variable ‘omega’, using Fortran conventions for indices, and changing the netCDF dataset name in the resulting CDL file to ‘omega’:
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ncdump -v omega -f fortran -n omega foo.nc > Z.cdl |
What Every Computer Scientist should Know About Floating-Point Arithmetic, D. Goldberg, ACM Computing Surveys, Vol. 23, No. 1, March 1991, pp. 5-48. Climate and Forecast Metadata Conventions, http://www.cfconventions.org.
ncgen(1), netcdf(3)
Character arrays that contain a null-byte are treated like C strings, so no characters after the null byte appear in the output.
Multidimensional character string arrays are not handled well, since the CDL syntax for breaking a long character string into several shorter lines is weak.
There should be a way to specify that the data should be displayed in ‘record’ order, that is with the all the values for ‘record’ variables together that have the same value of the record dimension.


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Package org.apache.qpid.protonj2.client
Class ReconnectOptions
- java.lang.Object
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- org.apache.qpid.protonj2.client.ReconnectOptions
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public class ReconnectOptions extends java.lang.Object
Options that control the reconnection behavior of a clientConnection
.
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description static int
DEFAULT_MAX_RECONNECT_DELAY
static double
DEFAULT_RECONNECT_BACKOFF_MULTIPLIER
static int
DEFAULT_RECONNECT_DELAY
static boolean
DEFAULT_RECONNECT_ENABLED
static boolean
DEFAULT_USE_RECONNECT_BACKOFF
static int
DEFAULT_WARN_AFTER_RECONNECT_ATTEMPTS
static int
INFINITE
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description ReconnectOptions()
Create a newReconnectOptions
instance configured with default configuration settings.ReconnectOptions(ReconnectOptions options)
Creates aReconnectOptions
instance that is a copy of the given instance.
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description ReconnectOptions
addReconnectLocation(java.lang.String host, int port)
Adds an additional reconnection location that can be used when attempting to reconnect the client following a connection failure.protected ReconnectOptions
copyInto(ReconnectOptions other)
Copy all options from thisReconnectOptions
instance into the instance provided.int
maxInitialConnectionAttempts()
ReconnectOptions
maxInitialConnectionAttempts(int maxInitialConnectionAttempts)
For a client that has never connected to a remote peer before this option controls how many attempts are made to connect before reporting the connection as failed.int
maxReconnectAttempts()
ReconnectOptions
maxReconnectAttempts(int maxReconnectionAttempts)
The number of reconnection attempts allowed before reporting the connection as failed to the client.int
maxReconnectDelay()
ReconnectOptions
maxReconnectDelay(int maxReconnectDelay)
The maximum time that the client will wait before attempting a reconnect.double
reconnectBackOffMultiplier()
ReconnectOptions
reconnectBackOffMultiplier(double reconnectBackOffMultiplier)
The multiplier used to grow the reconnection delay value, defaults to 2.0d.int
reconnectDelay()
ReconnectOptions
reconnectDelay(int reconnectDelay)
Controls the delay between successive reconnection attempts, defaults to 10 milliseconds.boolean
reconnectEnabled()
Returnstrue
if reconnect is currently enabled for theConnection
that these options are assigned to.ReconnectOptions
reconnectEnabled(boolean reconnectEnabled)
java.util.List<ReconnectLocation>
reconnectLocations()
boolean
useReconnectBackOff()
ReconnectOptions
useReconnectBackOff(boolean useReconnectBackOff)
Controls whether the time between reconnection attempts should grow based on a configured multiplier.int
warnAfterReconnectAttempts()
ReconnectOptions
warnAfterReconnectAttempts(int warnAfterReconnectAttempts)
Controls how often the client will log a message indicating that a reconnection is being attempted.
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Field Detail
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DEFAULT_RECONNECT_ENABLED
public static final boolean DEFAULT_RECONNECT_ENABLED
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INFINITE
public static final int INFINITE
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DEFAULT_WARN_AFTER_RECONNECT_ATTEMPTS
public static final int DEFAULT_WARN_AFTER_RECONNECT_ATTEMPTS
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- Constant Field Values
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DEFAULT_RECONNECT_DELAY
public static final int DEFAULT_RECONNECT_DELAY
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- Constant Field Values
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DEFAULT_MAX_RECONNECT_DELAY
public static final int DEFAULT_MAX_RECONNECT_DELAY
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- Constant Field Values
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DEFAULT_USE_RECONNECT_BACKOFF
public static final boolean DEFAULT_USE_RECONNECT_BACKOFF
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DEFAULT_RECONNECT_BACKOFF_MULTIPLIER
public static final double DEFAULT_RECONNECT_BACKOFF_MULTIPLIER
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Constructor Detail
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ReconnectOptions
public ReconnectOptions()
Create a newReconnectOptions
instance configured with default configuration settings.
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ReconnectOptions
public ReconnectOptions(ReconnectOptions options)
Creates aReconnectOptions
instance that is a copy of the given instance.- Parameters:
options
- TheReconnectOptions
instance whose configuration should be copied to this one.
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Method Detail
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copyInto
protected ReconnectOptions copyInto(ReconnectOptions other)
Copy all options from thisReconnectOptions
instance into the instance provided.- Parameters:
other
- the target of this copy operation.- Returns:
- this
ReconnectOptions
instance.
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reconnectEnabled
public boolean reconnectEnabled()
Returnstrue
if reconnect is currently enabled for theConnection
that these options are assigned to.- Returns:
- the reconnect enabled configuration state for this options instance.
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reconnectEnabled
public ReconnectOptions reconnectEnabled(boolean reconnectEnabled)
Set totrue
to enable reconnection support on the associatedConnection
orfalse
to disable. When enabled aConnection
will attempt to reconnect to a remote based on the configuration set in this options instance.- Parameters:
reconnectEnabled
- Controls if reconnection is enabled or not for the associatedConnection
.- Returns:
- this
ReconnectOptions
instance.
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addReconnectLocation
public ReconnectOptions addReconnectLocation(java.lang.String host, int port)
Adds an additional reconnection location that can be used when attempting to reconnect the client following a connection failure.- Parameters:
host
- The host name of the remote host to attempt a reconnection to.port
- The port on the remote host to use when connecting.- Returns:
- this
ReconnectOptions
instance.
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reconnectLocations
public java.util.List<ReconnectLocation> reconnectLocations()
- Returns:
- an unmodifiable view of the configured reconnect locations.
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warnAfterReconnectAttempts
public int warnAfterReconnectAttempts()
- Returns:
- the number of reconnection attempt before the client should log a warning.
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warnAfterReconnectAttempts
public ReconnectOptions warnAfterReconnectAttempts(int warnAfterReconnectAttempts)
Controls how often the client will log a message indicating that a reconnection is being attempted. The default is to log every 10 connection attempts.- Parameters:
warnAfterReconnectAttempts
- The number of attempts before logging an update about not yet reconnecting.- Returns:
- this
ReconnectOptions
instance.
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maxInitialConnectionAttempts
public int maxInitialConnectionAttempts()
- Returns:
- the configured maximum number of initial connection attempts to try before giving up
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maxInitialConnectionAttempts
public ReconnectOptions maxInitialConnectionAttempts(int maxInitialConnectionAttempts)
For a client that has never connected to a remote peer before this option controls how many attempts are made to connect before reporting the connection as failed. The default behavior is to use the value of maxReconnectAttempts.- Parameters:
maxInitialConnectionAttempts
- the maximum number of initial connection attempts to try before giving up.- Returns:
- this
ReconnectOptions
instance.
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maxReconnectAttempts
public int maxReconnectAttempts()
- Returns:
- the configured maximum number of reconnection attempts to try before giving up
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maxReconnectAttempts
public ReconnectOptions maxReconnectAttempts(int maxReconnectionAttempts)
The number of reconnection attempts allowed before reporting the connection as failed to the client. The default is no limit or (-1).- Parameters:
maxReconnectionAttempts
- the maximum number of reconnection attempts to try before giving up.- Returns:
- this
ReconnectOptions
instance.
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reconnectDelay
public int reconnectDelay()
- Returns:
- the configured reconnect delay to use after between attempts to connect or reconnect.
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reconnectDelay
public ReconnectOptions reconnectDelay(int reconnectDelay)
Controls the delay between successive reconnection attempts, defaults to 10 milliseconds. If the back off option is not enabled this value remains constant.- Parameters:
reconnectDelay
- The reconnect delay to apply to successive attempts to reconnect.- Returns:
- this
ReconnectOptions
instance.
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maxReconnectDelay
public int maxReconnectDelay()
- Returns:
- the configured maximum reconnect attempt delay allowed when using delay back off scheduling.
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maxReconnectDelay
public ReconnectOptions maxReconnectDelay(int maxReconnectDelay)
The maximum time that the client will wait before attempting a reconnect. This value is only used when the back off feature is enabled to ensure that the delay does not grow too large. Defaults to 30 seconds as the max time between successive connection attempts.- Parameters:
maxReconnectDelay
- The maximum interval allowed when connection attempt back off is in effect.- Returns:
- this
ReconnectOptions
instance.
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useReconnectBackOff
public boolean useReconnectBackOff()
- Returns:
- if the reconnection attempts will be delayed using a back off multiplier.
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useReconnectBackOff
public ReconnectOptions useReconnectBackOff(boolean useReconnectBackOff)
Controls whether the time between reconnection attempts should grow based on a configured multiplier. This option defaults to true.- Parameters:
useReconnectBackOff
- should connection attempts use a back off of the configured delay.- Returns:
- this
ReconnectOptions
instance.
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reconnectBackOffMultiplier
public double reconnectBackOffMultiplier()
- Returns:
- the multiplier used when the reconnection back off feature is enabled.
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reconnectBackOffMultiplier
public ReconnectOptions reconnectBackOffMultiplier(double reconnectBackOffMultiplier)
The multiplier used to grow the reconnection delay value, defaults to 2.0d.- Parameters:
reconnectBackOffMultiplier
- the delay multiplier used when building delay between reconnection attempts.- Returns:
- this
ReconnectOptions
instance.
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public interface EntryProcessor<K,V> extends Serializable
Map.Entry
. At the time you receive it
the entry is locked and not released until the EntryProcessor completes.
This obviates the need to explicitly lock as would be required with a ExecutorService
.
Performance can be very high as the data is not moved off the Member partition. This avoids network cost and, if
the storage format is InMemoryFormat.OBJECT
then there is no de-serialization or serialization
cost.
EntryProcessors execute on the partition thread in a member. Multiple operations on the same partition are queued.
While executing partition migrations are not allowed. Any migrations are queued on the partition thread.
An EntryProcessor may not be re-entrant i.e. it may not access the same Map
. Limitation: you can only access
data on the same partition.
Note that to modify an entry by using EntryProcessors you should explicitly call
Map.Entry.setValue(V)
method of Map.Entry
such as:
Override
public Object process(Map.Entry entry) {
Value value = entry.getValue();
// process and modify value
// ...
entry.setValue(value);
return result;
}
otherwise EntryProcessor does not guarantee to modify the entry.AbstractEntryProcessor
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
EntryBackupProcessor<K,V> |
getBackupProcessor()
Get the entry processor to be applied to backup entries.
|
Object |
process(Map.Entry<K,V> entry)
Process the entry without worrying about concurrency.
|
Object process(Map.Entry<K,V> entry)
Map.Entry.setValue(V)
method of Map.Entry
such as:
Override
public Object process(Map.Entry entry) {
Value value = entry.getValue();
// process and modify value
// ...
entry.setValue(value);
return result;
}
otherwise EntryProcessor does not guarantee to modify the entry.entry
- entry to be processedEntryBackupProcessor<K,V> getBackupProcessor()
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Last time I talked about bitcoin...
Last time I talked about bitcoin...
it had a price of around €10,800
Last time I talked about bitcoin...
it had a price of around €10,800
Today it's around €18,400
Last time I talked about bitcoin...
it had a price of around €10,800
Today it's around €18,400
Around a 78% increase
So what is a Bitcoin wallet?
So what is a Bitcoin wallet?
It does not hold any actual bitcoin
So what is a Bitcoin wallet?
It does not hold any actual bitcoin
All bitcoin is locked in transactions on a decentralized database
So what is a Bitcoin wallet?
It does not hold any actual bitcoin
All bitcoin is locked in transactions on a decentralized database
It holds a key that allows you to unlock a transaction and send it
to another address
Types of wallets
- Exchanges (Kraken, Coinbase, ...)
Types of wallets
- Exchanges (Kraken, Coinbase, ...)
- Mobile Apps (Samourai, BlueWallet, ...)
Types of wallets
- Exchanges (Kraken, Coinbase, ...)
- Mobile Apps (Samourai, BlueWallet, ...)
- Desktop Apps (Electrum, Exodus, ...)
Types of wallets
- Exchanges (Kraken, Coinbase, ...)
- Mobile Apps (Samourai, BlueWallet, ...)
- Desktop Apps (Electrum, Exodus, ...)
- Hardware (Cobo Vault, Coldcard, ...)
Types of wallets
- Exchanges (Kraken, Coinbase, ...)
- Mobile Apps (Samourai, BlueWallet, ...)
- Desktop Apps (Electrum, Exodus, ...)
- Hardware (Cobo Vault, Coldcard, ...)
- Physical (Paper, Metal, ...)
Exchanges (Kraken, Coinbase, ...)
Exchanges (Kraken, Coinbase, ...)
- Ease of use
- Trade Fiat with BTC
- Regulated
- Security is in their hands
-
They hold the key. If they dissappear/go bankrupt/get hacked/don't
like you, you might lose your Bitcoin
Mobile/Desktop Apps
- Ease of use
- Security is in your hands
- Hold your own keys
- Constantly connected to the internet (Hot Wallet)
Hardware
- Not that easy to use
- Security is in your hands
- Hold your own keys
- Not connected to the internet (Cold Wallet)
Physical
- Not really usable
- Security is in your hands
- Very good to store backups of your keys
Easy to use
- Exchanges, Mobile/Desktop Apps
- Hardware
- Physical
Fast transactions
- Exchanges
- Mobile/Desktop Apps
- Hardware
- Physical
Investment type
Short term/Low amount
- Mobile/Desktop Apps
- Exchanges
Long term/High amount
Security
- Hardware + Physical
- Mobile/Desktop Apps
- Exchanges
To take into account
- Try to always have control over your keys. Not your keys, not your coins.
- Don't store a lot of money in hot wallets
- The most secure option is a hardware wallet with a physical backup
- The #1 reason for loss of funds is human error
- ALWAYS HAVE BACKUPS OF YOUR KEYS/PINS/PASSWORDS


If you don't like maths, look away now..
Tech stuff:
z ordering issues.
Rather than write a relatively simple version of breakout, I thought I'd be clever and go full 3D with this one.
The problem is that I've used the same projection matrix that I'd use for opengl based 3D rendering, which uses a coordinate system so that the z axis comes 'out' of the screen (negative z into the screen, positive z outwards) but using the reverse coordinate system for everything else..
I am using a html canvas to draw all the triangles which means there is no z buffer to do per pixel depth checks. This means I have to use a draw list buffer to order all the triangles before drawing. It sounds like a lot of extra work but modern pc's are fast enough to handle the overhead with a bit of creative buffer use without slowing to a crawl.
My drawing buffer orders things in positive z order. So small z values (near the screen) are drawn last, while large z values (far, far away) are drawn first.
somewhere in all the calculations, I've probably got a sign wrong somewhere...
Avoiding WebGL ...
Don't get me wrong.. I like WebGl.. it's a cool technology for doing modern 3D rendering in a browser. and that is very cool but..
The thing is, sometime last year, people started blacklisting various older graphics cards, so that webgl just won't run anymore. I'd invested a lot of time on it and suddenly none of my code would run.
Which is annoying as I've got a perfectly good pc which will run OpenGl (another cool 3D tech). I only want to be able to draw stuff, use a z buffer and texture mapping. Is it too much just to allow some sort of 3D browser rendering?
So for the bat n ball project, I've abandoned webgl for now, and using good ol' reliable html 5 canvas, which seems to run just fine thanks on my old and creaky hardware.
- Nick.
Cows moo with regional accents.


How search results are reported
Look-and-feel
As the online demo page shows, the results section has three parts. Title, content and button.
The title is a path of file with hyperlink. This block is meant to be a file header.
The content is a preview text around the match. A string matched is presented with bold font and yellow background color. The location from the beginning of text is shown at the last of this block after "@" with gray color.
A button means there're more hits not shown yet. Pushing a button will show some of these hiding hits. The button acts as a page controler. A page is limitted to 100 hits by default, and a push shows next 100, without removing the older hits. Three types of button are provided. For another hits in same file, for another files, and for partial matches. The "+ More hits after 1 ..." buttons are shown here and there, because only the 1st hit in a same file is shown by default.
Partial match
When you search "cat", the results of matching "cat" are shown. Also matching to "ca" or "at" are shown as partial matches. Pushing the "Want partial matches?" button will show the partial matches. These partial matches are sometime different to the exact mathes to "ca". If "at" is not found when searching "cat", the result is shown as none and the partial match button is not shown even if there may be "ca".
Single word only
This library suport only a word for searching at this moment. So, neither of seaching "cat and alice" nor "cat or alice" can not be done.
Html generated
The html structure is as followings by default.

 This comes only once at first, showing header informations. It shows nothing by default.

 This contains all hits for a single document. We will have many of this block.
 This contains header information of the document. Showing a hyperlink to the text file.

 This contains a hit in the document. A text around the hit is shown and the word are marked by yellow color. We will have many of this block.

 This block contain a button to show more hits in the document.

 This block contain a button to show more documents or partial matches.


In the middle of the woods in my area (which is a very flat area compared to most) is a point that is considered the highest in the region and is little known to even the locals in the area. It was previously used as a gravel mine but had long since been abandoned. The road through the woods suddenly starts gaining altitude until the clearing and slope emerges, and at the summit, several trails branch out from the flat rocky surface on top, only to be lost in the dense pine trees. The spot on top has plenty of room to start a fire a safe distance from the truck and to sit around it on sleeping bags.
This was our setting late at night around the campfire with Sound Tribe Sector Nine playing in the background from the truck radio. Throughout the night we were blazing with a combination of weed and good opium to chill out. As we sit next to the campfire on the summit at about 1030 PM, we finally feel the time is right. We are completely calm and stoned when my friend pulls out his bag and packs a bowl of about .05 grams of DMT.  I watch in wonder as he is unmoving, but slightly amused by something I didnít know about.
After about 10 minutes he comes down and tells me about these colorful art beings he saw running around and climbing ladders. They were waist high and single-colored, always changing shape but retaining a basic form. His experience was not anywhere near as powerful as mine was about to be.
When my turn came, I was full of anticipation of what I would experience. I filled about .1 grams of DMT into the bowl and lightly treaded so that it wouldnít be wasted if the flame touched it directly. On the first two hits, the DMT melted into a liquid that was vaporized on the third hit. I knew I had gotten a huge hit, so I held it in for as long as I could and released.
I closed my eyes and while doing so experienced a rhythmic warping of space around me as if the world was breathing. I had no clue that it was truly my third eye slowly opening and greeting me foreword. The feeling soon left and I was facing an infinite expanse of grid work that must have been the boundary of my dimension as I knew it, and was initially flat but changed into semi-three dimensional, unrecognizable figures. However one emerged that particularly caught my attention. In front of me formed the silhouette of the upper torso and head of some kind of humanlike but nonhuman being that was the same flowing texture of the grid work I had previously seen. He was welcoming me to his world. He was one of them.
It disappeared but suddenly I found myself behind table in the back left portion of a great room with chair and table setups, like a coffee shop might be situated. To the left of me was an infinitely high corridor. My best comparison is a small shop off an airport terminal corridor. Everything in this dimension was defined by bright white light, like the essence of all color, and the inhabitants of the dimension were of the same color. Although they were the same hue as their dimension, they had clear definition. They were of the same species as the creature I had initially met, but this time I was seeing them in their own world. I would like to have known my form while in their dimension. I was somehow different, just like the being had been different in my dimension.
Very tall and draped in white silky cloaks that meshed with their colorless faces and into their headwear that rose like top hats, their cloaks ended into nothingness which is also what they floated on. However, their eyes were their most outstanding feature. They were the only things that contrasted with the colorless surroundings and their bodies. Black was their color, but a deep black that showed the wisdom of eternity.
The beings were floating through the eternally high corridor and between crowded tables. I specifically remember one of them traversing to the right of me heading in the direction I was facing. I did not talk to them, and they did not talk to me. They went about their business without acknowledging my existence. I was not frightened by them, but instead in awe to the point that I was speechless. Sometimes I wonder what I would have learned from them, had I attempted to communicate.
After a few seconds I left the godly creaturesí domain was moved into another dimension where time and space around me slowed, and quickened, and repeated in different frames. I could not keep track of timeís movements no matter how hard I tried to concentrate on even one part. In the middle of the chaos existed a symbolic time clock with as many hands as there were times moving, which recorded the changes that I could not begin to comprehend. I was helpless and was forced to experience this chaos, or maybe I persisted to keep track and was overwhelmed. I canít tell which.
That still did not last long because it was so intense that a strange and strong voice had told me to open my eyes, and as I slowly did so however reluctantly or luckily (I donít know which), horizontal rainbow trails swept throughout the terrain.  Instead the landscape held a greenish alien hue that was mikeís mountain, and not at the same time.
As I tried to turn my experience to words with my friend, there was a feeling of euphoria that rendered me almost speechless. I felt reborn and renewed. My life had restarted. I felt like a newborn baby seeing the light for the first time, its eyes squinting and unable to recognize its new surroundings.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Use this page to setup, edit or delete Schools and their user accounts. Before creating a new school, check that there is a simulator setup for the school to be associated with.


Bristol Balloon Fiesta
The 2014 Bristol Balloon Fiesta was a great success. Despite the strong possibility of bad weather launches were held on 2 mornings and evenings with hundreds of hot air balloons heading off into the West Country skies.
The 2014 Bristol Balloon Fiesta was a great success. Despite the strong possibility of bad weather launches were held on 2 mornings and evenings with hundreds of hot air balloons heading off into the West Country skies.
Hot air balloons being inflated
The night glow
Taking to the air
Crowds assemble to watch the launches


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Save your data storage here.
Data Warehouse is a data storage area that has been tested for security, so you can store your data here safely but not be afraid of being stolen by others.
Data Warehouse is a data storage area that has been tested for security, so you can store your data here safely but not be afraid of being stolen by others.
The place to store various data that you can access at any time through the internet and where you can carry it. This very flexible storage area has a high level of security. To enter into your own data you must enter the password that you created when you registered in this Data Warehouse.
Some of the features and advantages that we provide for those of you who store data in this Data Warehouse.
Don’t worry if your data is very large, the Data Warehoue provides a search engine, which is useful for making it easier to find data effectively saving time.
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Toastee is a super light-weight jQuery plugin (4kb) for creating simple toast-like messages.
Toastee comes with a few options built in, including:
- Toast Type: default (info), error, and success toasts.
- Custom toast heading.
- Custom toast message.
- Custom text color.
- Custom width and height.
- Custom fade-out timing.
- Mouse over a toast to keep it visible and the fade-out will restart when you mouse out.
To use Toastee, include jQuery and the toastee plugin on your page and then bind it to an element.
/* In your HTML */

/* In your JS file */
(function($){
$('#my-toast-location').toastee();
})(jQuery);
Each toast type can have it's own set of options.
(function($){
$('#my-toast-location').toaste({
type: 'success',
header: 'Toastee',
message: 'Got Butter?',
color: 'yellow',
background: '#FFBB00',
width: 100,
height: 200,
fadeout: 500
});
})(jQuery);


Python is a clear and powerful object-oriented programming language, comparable to Perl, Ruby, Scheme, or Java.
Some of Python's notable features:
Python is a clear and powerful object-oriented programming language, comparable to Perl, Ruby, Scheme, or Java.
Some of Python's notable features:
The Python interpreter has a number of functions and types built into it that are always available.
abs() all() any() ascii() bin() bool() breakpoint() delattr() hash() memoryview() set() dict() help() min() setattr() dir() hex() next() slice() divmod() id() object() sorted() enumerate() input() oct() staticmethod() eval() int() open() str() exec() isinstance() ord() sum() bytearray() filter() issubclass() pow() super() bytes() float() iter() print() tuple() callable() format() len() property() type() chr() frozenset() list() range() vars() classmethod() getattr() locals() repr() zip() compile() globals() map() reversed() __import__() complex() hasattr() max() round()
A small number of constants live in the built-in namespace. They are:
The principal built-in types are numerics, sequences, mappings, classes, instances and exceptions.
Some collection classes are mutable. The methods that add, subtract, or rearrange their members in place, and don’t return a specific item, never return the collection instance itself but None.
Some operations are supported by several object types; in particular, practically all objects can be compared, tested for truth value, and converted to a string (with the repr() function or the slightly different str() function). The latter function is implicitly used when an object is written by the print() function.
In Python, all exceptions must be instances of a class that derives from BaseException. In a try statement with an except clause that mentions a particular class, that clause also handles any exception classes derived from that class (but not exception classes from which it is derived). Two exception classes that are not related via subclassing are never equivalent, even if they have the same name.
The built-in exceptions listed below can be generated by the interpreter or built-in functions. Except where mentioned, they have an “associated value” indicating the detailed cause of the error. This may be a string or a tuple of several items of information (e.g., an error code and a string explaining the code). The associated value is usually passed as arguments to the exception class’s constructor.
User code can raise built-in exceptions. This can be used to test an exception handler or to report an error condition “just like” the situation in which the interpreter raises the same exception; but beware that there is nothing to prevent user code from raising an inappropriate error.
When raising a new exception (rather than using a bare raise to re-raise the exception currently being handled), the implicit exception context can be supplemented with an explicit cause by using from with raise:
raise new_exc from original_exc
Python has five standard Data Types:
Python sets the variable type based on the value that is assigned to it. Unlike more riggers languages, Python will change the variable type if the variable value is set to another value.
For example:
var = 123 # This will create a number integer assignment
var = 'john' # the `var` variable is now a string type.
Most of the time Python will do variable conversion automatically. You can also use Python conversion functions (int(), long(), float(), complex()) to convert data from one type to another. In addition, the type
function returns information about how your data is stored within a variable.
message = "Good morning"
num = 85
pi = 3.14159
print(type(message)) # This will return a string
print(type(n)) # This will return an integer
print(type(pi)) # This will return a float
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how to show that ∀ a b : ℤ, a / b = 0 ↔ a = 0 ∨ b = 0 ? the converse is trivial because of int.zero_div and int.div_zero in the library but i can't prove the implication.
it's false
1 / 2 = 0
i'm dumb sorry for this
import data.int.basic tactic.rcases example (a b : ℤ) : a / b = 0 ↔ b = 0 ∨ (0 ≤ a ∧ a < abs b) := begin split, { intro H, by_cases hb : b = 0, { left, exact hb }, right, have h1 := int.mod_add_div a b, rw [H, mul_zero, add_zero] at h1, rw ← h1, exact ⟨int.mod_nonneg a hb, int.mod_lt a hb⟩ }, { rintro (H | ⟨H1, H2⟩), { rw [H, int.div_zero] }, { exact int.div_eq_zero_of_lt_abs H1 H2 } } end
that was a fun exercise
I think Lean should apologise for having such a silly division. Any kid could tell you 1/2
is not 0
That /
should just be replaced by the computer scientists' favourite pokemon character emoji or something
That'd warn us
Python uses //
for integer "division".
are there any systems that return a [quotient, remainder]
tuple for integer division?
Your computer, probably: the div
instruction produces both quotient and remainder
The truncate
function in common lisp also returns multiple values: http://clhs.lisp.se/Body/f_floorc.htm#truncate
Also /MOD in Forth
i didn't know of the by_cases tactic! i love it
I wonder if this is an argument for redefining the type signature of division, and what effects that would have
Well, not of has_div.div
, please
We could have a has_moddiv
class...
is it not a common lean pattern to have multiple functions instead of one function that returns a conjunction or takes a disjunction?
Apart from design patterns, I expect that in practice users would project out either result often enough to make div
a useful abbreviation anyway
I am really surprised anyone here knows Forth; FORTH LOVE IF HONK THEN !
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PERFECTLY NORMAL A film review by Frank Maloney Copyright 1991 Frank Maloney
PERFECTLY NORMAL is a Canadian film directed by Yves Simoneau, produced by Michael Burns, and starring Robbie Coltrane, Michael Riley, Deborah Duchane, and Kenneth Walsh. It is wonderful, funny, fresh, exciting, and completely satisfying.
Alonzo (Robbie Coltrane) is the vast, pushy, sleazy, operatic con-man cum restaurateur who unbidden, unwanted, and irresistible moves in with Renzo (Michael Riley). Renzo is so withdrawn and self-contained as to be almost catatonic, seemingly incapable of doing anything but working by day in a brewery, driving his late father's cab by night, drawing up plans for house he'd probably never build, and playing goalie on the company hockey team (this is a Canadian movie, after all).
Alonzo takes charge of Renzo's life and most certainly brings a weird liveliness to it, as does Deborah Duchane's character, who pretty much has to seduce Renzo and who has one of the funnier bits in a very funny movie when she asks Renzo:
"Are you going to rip my clothes off and ravish me until I talk to God?"
To which he replies: "Something like that."
The movie is populated with several wonderful characters, such as Renzo's "friend" at the brewery, his boss and hockey coach, the coach's girl friend, Deborah Duchane's girl friend (whose sexual fantasies provide us with a kind of leitmotiv throughout), inter alios.
The movie ends with two moments of high magic and a bit in between that I don't understand. Anyone who seen PERFECTLY NORMAL please e-mail me; I have a question I need to ask.
The director of photography was Alain Dostie and the music was by Richard Gregoire. They both deserve high marks indeed. Some wonderful stuff in the brewery and elsewhere and the music through was central to the movie.
Please do yourself a favor and seek out PERFECTLY NORMAL. Ask your art house exhibitor why he/she isn't showing it. In Seattle, it is playing at the Metro Cinema without any visible support, no display ads, no handbills. It deserves and could win a large following. I can imagine the situation being similar elsewhere, if it is shown at all. I think word-of-mouth could build this film into at least an art house success in the U.S. If anybody wants to post or e-mail how it has done in Canada and/or whether it has been distributed in Europe, I would be interested.
(One final word: the film was financed in part by Telefilm Canada and The Ontario Film Development Corp., one more sign of the superior civilization in Canada.)
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Rock ’n’ Roll Las Vegas Marathon attracts 35,000-plus runners
by Sam GordonThe streets signs were up last week near the Las Vegas Strip. The ones indicating road closures Sunday, meaning one thing and one thing only.
Time for the Rock ’n’ Roll Las Vegas Marathon.
The race, first held in 1967, is among the oldest marathons in the country and features tens of thousands of runners annually from all parts of the world. More than 35,000 are registered to run in this year’s marathon or half-marathon. They’ll start their journey at 4:30 p.m. and conclude it under the neon lights on the Strip.
Runners will pass some of the city’s most notable landmarks and buildings, including the MGM Grand, the “Welcome to Las Vegas” sign and the fountains near the Bellagio. They’ll also have access afterward to some exclusive parties at The Cromwell, MGM Grand and The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas.
Stephen Kiogora set the race record for men in 2005, completing the 26.2-mile stretch in 2 hours, 11 minutes, 58 seconds. Sylvia Skvortsova set the women’s record two years later with a time of 2:29:01.
For many marathoners, though, completing the grueling race in an accomplishment in and of itself. One well worth the price of registration.
“To be able to do it, even though I’m doing it slower, is more meaningful because of my age,” said 60-year-old Randy Lazer, who is preparing to run his 18th consecutive Las Vegas marathon. “Every marathon is different. Sometimes I joke that it’s my annual pilgrimage pain. You’re in great shape, and you run it and you’re strong. And when you cross that line, it’s really something.”
Race day
What: Rock ‘n’ Roll Las Vegas Marathon
When: 4:30 p.m. Sunday
Where: Race starts in parking lot behind Planet Hollywood and ends at The Mirage on Las Vegas Boulevard
Information: runrocknroll.com
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Related
Las Vegas runner bounces back, ready for Rock ‘n’ Roll half marathon
Phoenix runners celebrate anniversary at Las Vegas Marathon
Las Vegas marathoner overcomes heart issues, 2 minutes of death
Second Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon OK’d for Las Vegas Strip in 2021
Cosmopolitan ice rink will host Rock ‘N’ Roll marathon after-party


API Documentation
1. Supported HTTP methods
2. Generation options
3. Endpoints
3.1 Password
3.2 UUID
3.3 EFF wordlist
4. Custom policy
5. API definition (OpenAPI / Swagger)
1. Supported HTTP methods
Currently all API endpoints are supporting only the HTTP GET method. Accepting HTTP POST is work in progress.
| Base API address |
|---|
| https://hipstapas.dev/api |
2. Generation options
Since currently only GET methods exists, all options should be set using query parameters.
Every endpoint supports a resultsCount query parameter, that controls how many items are returned at once.
Example: https://hipstapas.dev/api/?resultsCount=5
generates 5 phrases at once and returns a JSON array containing the newly generated strings.
For query parameters of type boolean that are not explicitely specified, true is always the default option.
3. Endpoints
3.1 Password - the default endpoint (/index)
The easiest way to generate a strong phrase is to call the base API address - call https://hipstapas.dev/api to generate a new password.
That's it! You just created a password using the default options (alphabet consists of small, capital, numbers and special charactes, min. length is 16 and max. length is 32 characters).
Options:
| Parameter name | Type | Allowed values |
|---|---|---|
| alphabetSmall | Boolean | true|false |
| If set to true the generation alphabet contains small characters: abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz | ||
| alphabetCapital | Boolean | true|false |
| If set to true the generation alphabet contains capital characters: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ | ||
| alphabetNumber | Boolean | true|false |
| If set to true the generation alphabet contains numbers:<PHONE_NUMBER> | ||
| alphabetSpecial | Boolean | true|false |
| If set to true the generation alphabet contains special characters: .,+-*/!?;:{}()[]%$&~#@| | ||
| lengthMin | Number | 1..2048 |
| Defines the minimal length of the generated phrase | ||
| lengthMax | Number | 1..2048 |
| Defines the maximal length of the generated phrase | ||
| resultsCount | Number | 1..100 |
| Defines how many results should be generated at once |
- generate 5 phrases at once
- where each phrase is exactly 5 characters long
- excluding special and capital characters (in other words - using only small characters and numbers)
3.2 Generating UUID (/uuid)
Call https://hipstapas.dev/api/uuid to generate a new (version 4) uuid. That's it! Options:
| Parameter name | Type | Allowed values |
|---|---|---|
| resultsCount | Number | 1..100 |
| Defines how many results should be generated at once |
3.3 EFF wordlist (/wordlist)
Call https://hipstapas.dev/api/wordlist to create a passphrase from 6 words (as described and suggested by EFF https://www.eff.org/de/dice). This is the default option. The count of the words per passphrase can be set between 1 and 50 using the query parameter words, e.g. https://hipstapas.dev/api/wordlist/?words=3. Options:
| Parameter name | Type | Allowed values |
|---|---|---|
| words | Number | 1..50 |
| Defines the count of the words per passphrase | ||
| resultsCount | Number | 1..100 |
| Defines how many results should be generated at once |
4. Custom policy
WIP
5. API definition (OpenAPI / Swagger)
WIP


Random Steps¶
New in version 0.2.
Changed in version 0.4.
This function generates random steps according to given width of steps and desired number of steps.
Example Usage¶
Simplest example (10 steps with width 50 samples, normal distribution with unit standard deviation and zero mean) follows.
import signalz
x = signalz.random_steps(50, 10)
More complicated example with normal distribution (standard deviation and mean value is changed) follows.
import signalz
x = signalz.random_steps(50, steps_count=10, distribution="normal", std=30, mean=-10)
Another example, this time the size of the data is not requested by number of steps, but by number of samples (size=500).
import signalz
x = signalz.random_steps(50, size=500)
Function Documentation¶
-
signalz.generators.random_steps.
random_steps
(step_width, steps_count=10, size=None, distribution='normal', maximum=1, minimum=0, std=1, mean=0)[source]¶ This function generates random steps.
Args:
- step_width - desired width of every step (int)
Kwargs:
- steps_count - desired number steps (int), this variable is used, if the size is not defined
- size - lenght of desired output in samples (int), if this variable is defined, it determines the size of data instead of steps_count
- distribution - distribution of random numbers (str), Options are normal and uniform.
- maximum - maximal value for steps (float), this value is used in case of uniform distribution.
- minimum - minimal value for steps (float), this value is used in case of uniform distribution.
- std - standard deviation of random variable (float), this value is used in case of gaussian (normal) distribution.
- mean - mean value of random variable (float), this value is used in case of gaussian (normal) distribution.
Returns:
- vector of values representing desired steps (1d array)


Real world use cases and why/when should you use it?
managing side effects in React app looks like this:
{show redux-thunk code}
redux middleware to manage side effects (e.g. async network call) in a declarative and synchronous style
at the core, it uses ES6 feature called Generators
| Before | After |
|---|---|
normal function |
generator function |
talk about calling .next()
show redux thunk example
show redux saga version
commonly used:
take
- hello
call
- hello
put
- hello
select
- hello
fork
- hello
takeEvery
- hello
takeLatest
- hello
bring up Add To Board example
Show configureStore
show rootSaga


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by None at 2022-08-15 12:33:05.@faithc @LynnDurgin The records are now available in the Alma Sandbox
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by None at 2022-08-15 15:16:02.It looks like we had a potentially similar issue before: https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/issues/1514
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by None at 2022-08-15 18:25:35.Discussed with @acozine and @kayiwa the https://github.com/pulibrary/princeton_ansible/pull/2781. @acozine will update the pr to ensure that it renames the directory and not deletes it.
We will test the updated https://github.com/pulibrary/princeton_ansible/pull/2781 pr on bibdata-staging.
We want to make sure that files in directory with name marc_liberation_files
will not be deleted when we change it to bibdata
:
data/marcliberationfiles -> /data/bibdatafiles ,
/data/marcliberationfiles/scsbupdatefiles -> /data/bibdatafiles/scsbupdatefiles,
/data/marcliberationfiles/figgyarkcache -> /data/bibdatafiles/figgyarkcache,
/data/marcliberationfiles/partnerupdatescratch -> /data/bibdatafiles/partnerupdatescratch
To test:
we have tested this pr and https://github.com/pulibrary/princeton_ansible/pull/2781 in bibdata-stgaing and bibdata-qa. We will run both in bibdata production on 08/16/22
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by None at 2022-08-15 13:07:14.ready_for_review
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by Francis Kayiwa at 2022-08-15 20:33:17.Thanks @kelynch for walking us through this. Now Neggin and I are clear how to create a new collection through the DSpace UI: go to the community, click "Create collection" button, leave preliminary settings at default, give the collection a name (no other details needed), add the EPerson who needs to submit to that collection, and then add the "ResearchDataReviewer" group to the "Accept/Reject/Edit Metadata Step".
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by Matthew J. Chandler at 2022-08-15 14:29:54.mentioned
by Kate Lynch at 2022-08-15 15:17:32.subscribed
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by Matthew J. Chandler at 2022-08-15 15:17:46.There still appear to be network connectivity problems, and these now seem to affect both the production
and dev
environments:
$ date
Mon Aug 15 11:21:23 EDT 2022
$ curl -v https://princeton.elements.symplectic.org:8091/secure-api/v5.5
* Trying <IP_ADDRESS>...
* TCP_NODELAY set
^C
$ date
Mon Aug 15 11:21:33 EDT 2022
$ curl https://checkip.amazonaws.com
<IP_ADDRESS>
I have attempted to further diagnose this, but could not resolve this without assistance. Please note that I have requested further assistance from the Digital Science migration team:
https://3.basecamp.com/3804430/buckets/26643531/todos/4720742011#__recording_5229383727
I am not quite certain how this was resolved (perhaps the Search Index was rebuilt?), however the reports seem to be properly generated:
https://3.basecamp.com/3804430/buckets/26643531/todos/4720742014#__recording_5229482196
Emails were sent out to obtain the author metadata for @kelynch to update in DataSpace.
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by Chun Ly at 2022-08-15 19:21:49.Three remaining theses will be put into a separate ticket.
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by Kate Lynch at 2022-08-15 14:55:20.labeled
by Trey Pendragon at 2022-08-15 17:52:39.labeled
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by Trey Pendragon at 2022-08-15 19:58:23.It seems to be network-related. We're working on it.
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by Max Kadel at 2022-08-15 14:46:06.assigned
by Max Kadel at 2022-08-15 15:09:46.Example of availability response from production https://bibdata.princeton.edu/bibliographic/availability.json?deep=true&bib_ids=99125535710106421
{"99125535710106421":{"RES_SHARE$IN_RS_REQ":{"on_reserve":"N","location":"RES_SHARE$IN_RS_REQ",
"label":"Resource Sharing Library - Lending Resource Sharing Requests",
"status_label":"Unavailable",
"copy_number":null,"cdl":false,"temp_location":true,
"id":"RES_SHARE$IN_RS_REQ"}}}
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by None at 2022-08-15 13:11:42.If the user is using the subject or author or title keyword search, we would pass the search to this interface. subject or author or title keyword example https://borrowdirect.reshare.indexdata.com/Search/Results?lookfor=Dogs+Egypt+History.&type=Subject&limit=20
THe url is referred in the footer library website, catalog. We can redirect the old link to the new interface https://borrowdirect.reshare.indexdata.com/
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by Christina Chortaria at 2022-08-15 16:53:28.User.where(provider: 'barcode').select {|user| user.last_sign_in_at > '2022-01-01' && user.bookmarks.count > 0}
shows 5 users who have signed in this year and have bookmarks.
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by Jane Sandberg at 2022-08-15 16:48:19.I need to add information about CDL.
We can add documentation for CDL in second commit when it is ready. Will keep 3104 open
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by Kevin Reiss at 2022-08-15 18:15:05.Still need to add documentation about Figgy-OL communications specific to CDL.
closed
by Kevin Reiss at 2022-08-15 18:15:05.reopened
by Kevin Reiss at 2022-08-15 18:15:18.Coverage decreased (-0.01%) to 94.514% when pulling 8e70e21c9d0d4f10330cdc08b928822c8ead5ca7 on addadminusers into 70f77abb34bfe0401d7b04ba375daca8b8c35df3 on main.
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by Max Kadel at 2022-08-15 19:33:51.deployed
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by Max Kadel at 2022-08-15 20:11:21.Looking at the codebase I see there are already a few files related to borrow direct that don't seem to be used
https://github.com/pulibrary/orangelight/blob/main/app/models/concerns/requests/bd_utils.rb https://github.com/pulibrary/orangelight/blob/main/app/models/requests/borrow_direct_lookup.rb
This is the file where the current behavior that tries a BD request, followed by an ILLiad request is present.
Our new state when ReShare is launched will be to just execute this method https://github.com/pulibrary/orangelight/blob/ddb644404b5471b5c7d263efc9f62be017ef0b1e/app/models/requests/submissions/borrow_direct.rb#L72 for every item. At some point ReShare may have an API where we can return to the former behavior but as I understand thing will be available post-launch.
Update: Hannah to select and describe examples of deposits that would benefit from this feature.
8/29/22
This has been addressed in other tickets.
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by Hector Correa at 2022-08-15 20:16:12.The approve button part of this issue might have been fixed by https://github.com/pulibrary/pdc_describe/pull/296
Fixed data in staging and production databases by running the following SQL statement
update works set state = lower(state);
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by Alicia Cozine at 2022-08-15 21:42:09.We have tested the pr in bibdata-staging and bibdata-qa. We will run it in bibdata production on 08/16/2022.
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by Max Kadel at 2022-08-15 20:08:34.[PULFALight/production] ActiveRecord::Deadlocked: PG::TRDeadlockDetected: ERROR: deadlock detected DETAIL: Process 11454 waits for ShareLock on transaction<PHONE_NUMBER>; blocked by process 11455. Process 11455 waits for ShareLock on transaction<PHONE_NUMBER>; blocked by process 11454. HINT: See server log for query details. CONTEXT: while deleting tuple (1674,1) in relation "searches"
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Type Converter¶
Introduction¶
A TypeConverter
is used to convert the text value in a column of your CSV data into a .NET type.
All available TypeConverter
in the library are initialized with sane default formats to parse data. These
formats default to the same formats .NET uses to parse string data. So MSDN is a great source of information to get
informations about formatting strings.
If you need to parse custom formats, which do not match the default format, you have to specify a custom format for
the converter when defining the CsvMapping
, which is shown in the example on this page.
Available Type Converters¶
| .NET CLR Type | Type Converter |
|---|---|
| Boolean | BoolConverter |
| Boolean? | NullableBooleanConverter |
| Byte | ByteConverter |
| Byte? | NullableByteConverter |
| DateTime | DateTimeConverter |
| DateTime? | NullableDateTimeConverter |
| Decimal | DecimalConverter |
| Decimal? | NullableDecimalConverter |
| Double | DoubleConverter |
| Double? | NullableDoubleConverter |
| Enum | EnumConverter<TEnum> |
| Guid | GuidConverter |
| Guid? | NullableGuidConverter |
| Int16 | Int16Converter |
| Int16? | NullableInt16Converter |
| Int32 | Int32Converter |
| Int32? | NullableInt32Converter |
| Int64 | Int64Converter |
| Int64? | NullableInt64Converter |
| SByte | SByteConverter |
| SByte? | NullableSByteConverter |
| Single | SingleConverter |
| Single? | NullableSingleConverter |
| String | StringConverter |
| TimeSpan | TimeSpanConverter |
| TimeSpan? | NullableTimeSpanConverter |
| UInt16 | UInt16Converter |
| UInt16? | NullableUInt16Converter |
| UInt32 | UInt32Converter |
| UInt32? | NullableUInt32Converter |
| UInt64 | UInt64Converter |
| UInt64? | NullableUInt64Converter |
Parsing Custom Formats¶
In order to parse a value with a custom format, you have to instantiate a Type Converter with the format. All of the available Type Converters take custom format strings. You should look up the MSDN documentation on the formatting strings for the specific .NET type. Some converters can also use an IFormatProvider, again MSDN is a great resource for information.
The custom converter needs to be defined when defining the CsvMapping
, by passing it into the CsvMapping.MapProperty(...)
. You will understand everything with an example.
DateTimeConverter Example¶
Imagine a CSV file contains data with a weird format for dates, like this 2004###01###25
. These values cannot be parsed with the default
date format, but in TinyCsvParser a DateTimeConverter with the custom date time format can be defined.
To use the custom converter, you have to pass it to the MapProperty
method on the property mapping.
private class CsvPersonMappingWithCustomConverter : CsvMapping<Person>
{
public CsvPersonMappingWithCustomConverter()
{
MapProperty(0, x => x.FirstName);
MapProperty(1, x => x.LastName);
MapProperty(2, x => x.BirthDate, new DateTimeConverter("yyyy###MM###dd"));
}
}


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"The
Game of Life
, also known simply as Life, is a cellular automaton devised by the British
mathematician John Horton Conway in 1970. It is a zero-player game, meaning
that its evolution is determined by its initial state, requiring no further
input. One interacts with the Game of Life by creating an initial configuration
and observing how it evolves. It is Turingcomplete and can simulate a universal
constructor or any other Turing machine."
The game takes place on an infinite board divided into square cells. Cells can be "alive" or "dead"("1" or "0" - white or black).
Succesive generations are moments of time. There are 2 rules of calculating next generation:
- "dead" cell which has exacly 3 "alived" neighbors, becomes "alived".
- "alived" cell with 2 or 3 "alived" neighbors stays "alived"; in another case cell dies.
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The Recno access method can be used to store both variable and fixed-length data items. By default, the data items are expected to be variable length. If the DB_FIXEDLEN flag is set in the DB_INFO structure during the db_open call to open the database, the data items are expected to be fixed-length.
When storing fixed length records in the database, a pad character may be specified by setting the DB_PAD flag and the re_pad element of the DB_INFO structure. Any record read from the backing source file or otherwise stored in the database that is shorter than the expected length will automatically be padded with this character.
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