UK Charts: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is back at No.1 as Nintendo Switch conquers top ten
Shenmue III debuts at No.17 and Football Manager 2020 comes in at No.16
by Christopher DringActivision's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is back at No.1 in the UK physical charts despite a 16% drop in sales week-on-week.
The shooter replaces Pokémon Sword, which dropped 58% in sales and falls to No.3 (Pokémon Sword drops 65% in sales, and goes from No.3 to No.5). It's a pretty good second week for the Pokémon duo, as the last major Pokémon games -- Sun and Moon -- dropped by more than 70% in their second week.\
Of course, Call of Duty is available on multiple formats. In terms of single formats, Pokémon Sword is No.1 ahead of the PS4 version of Modern Warfare.
It was a very strong week for Nintendo Switch. Following a series of pre-Black Friday deals across retail, Switch hardware received a significant boost and so did its software. Luigi's Mansion 3 is still at No.6 after an 11% rise in sales, Mario Kart 8: Deluxe is back at No.7 with a 26% rise in sales, Minecraft on Switch is at No.8 with a 43% sales boost, while Mario & Sonic At The Tokyo Games its at No.8 after a 4% sales uptick (the game has been out three weeks, and has seen sales increase each and every week so far, a rare feat for any game in the boxed charts).
That's six Switch exclusives in the Top Ten, with a further eight throughout the rest of the Top 40. Super Mario Party (No.37), The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (No.32), New Super Mario Bros U Deluxe (No.30), Super Mario Odyssey (No.29) Super Smash Bros Ultimate (No.27), Super Mario Maker (N0.20) and Ring Fit Adventure (No.15) all rose in sales week-on-week, too.
Another big success this week is Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. The game has held its second position after a strong second week, where boxed sales were down just 47%.
Perhaps not so successful is the release of Shenmue III. The follow-up to the Dreamcast classics comes in at No.17. Only released on PS4, the new release sold a little more than half of last year's Shenmue I and II remaster (PS4 sales only). However, the numbers for this game have been skewed by the fact almost 70,000 gamers backed the title via Kickstarter.
The game debuts a place below this year's Football Manager 2020. As a PC title, the majority of sales for the Sports Interactive game will have come from digital downloads (which are not included here). It's the first game in the series to be released in a box using new eco-friendly packaging.
Elsewhere, Death Stranding tumbles out of the Top Ten to No.13 with a 51% drop in sales. Just Dance 2020 rises in sales by 108%, making this week bigger than its launch week (the game is now at No.12), and the special Fortnite bundle rises to No.10 with an 8% rise in sales.
Next week will factor in Black Friday, which will likely transform the charts. Expect rises across the board and hardware bundles to have an impact on the Top 40. Deals around the Xbox One S All-Digital bundle will likely boost sales of Minecraft, Sea of Thieves and Forza Horizon 3, while retailers say Switch will feature prominently.
Here is the UKIE/GfK Top Ten for the week ending November 23:
| Last Week | This Week | Title |
|---|---|---|
| 4 | 1 | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare |
| 2 | 2 | Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order |
| 1 | 3 | Pokémon Sword |
| 5 | 4 | FIFA 20 |
| 3 | 5 | Pokémon Shield |
| 6 | 6 | Luigi's Mansion 3 |
| 9 | 7 | Mario Kart 8: Deluxe |
| 12 | 8 | Minecraft |
| 10 | 9 | Mario & Sonic At The Tokyo Olympic Games 2020 |
| 13 | 10 | Fortnite: Darkfire Bundle |


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include_recipe "docker::default"
docker_image 'registry' do
action [:pull]
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end
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Directed by Lance Young. Cast: Craig Sheffer, Sheryl Lee, Terence Stamp, Spalding Gray, Casey Siemaszko, Lois Chiles, Ken Camroux, Pamela Perry, Leigh Taylor-Young, Theresa Saldana. 1997 - 103 minutes. Rated R (for sex, nudity, and profanity). Reviewed November 25, 1998.
"Bliss" is an enthralling motion picture, and one of the most educational films I've ever seen, but that is where it somewhat runs into problems, because it plays as an instructional guide on making your sex life better, rather than one that has a thorough story and characters.
"Bliss" tells of Joseph (Craig Sheffer) and Marie (Sheryl Lee), two newlyweds who are having some trouble relating to each other sexually. While at an appointment with their sex therapist (Spalding Gray), Joseph is surprised and upset when Maria admits that she has never had an orgasm while making love to him, instead faking it each time.  When Joseph goes to confront him at his apartment, he discovers that the man, named Baltazar Vincenza, also works as a sex therapist "on the edge of the law," and that Maria has been secretly going to him. Baltazar believes that he can help all people with their love lives, but that first, his customers must understand that the highest point in a sexual relationship is not an orgasm, but "emotional bliss."
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The central storyline between the couple could be described as uninvolving, since much of the picture takes place during the training sessions between Joseph and Baltazar, but the reason that, "Bliss," is a worthwhile film to see is because I feel that I learned a lot from it, and the subject was treated in a mature, respectful manner.
Craig Sheffer and Sheryl Lee are both appealing actors, and they are very good here, creating a lot of warmth in the scenes they were in together. And Terence Stamp is just right as this mysterious man who says he has the answer to all people's sexual sufferings.
When I said that, "Bliss," is a worthwhile motion picture to see, the target audience I was referring to were people from about ages 16 and up. The material dealt with in this film contains many sexually graphic sequences, and in order for the true point of the film to be fully understood, it really is only for more older viewers. "Bliss," is an intelligent and informative instruction guide, but it does not offer much more than that, nor should it have to.
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by Special CorrespondentThe State government told the Assembly on Friday that it had intervened actively on behalf of the parents of Fathima Latheef for a fair inquiry into the suspected suicide of a 19-year-old student on the campus of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras.
Public Works Minister G. Sudhakaran said Fathima was found dead hanging in her hostel room on the night of October 8. Her parents had met Mr. Vijayan and aired their suspicions about her death. They said Fathima, a high academic achiever, had no apparent reason to commit suicide.
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BridgetteDB¶
About¶
BridgetteDB is a lightweight, key value store database built on top of the ethereum blockchain built for nodeJS. It sets and retrives values to a key.
Use¶
To use the system, you will need an ethereum node or RPC endpoint for communitcation. To set a kvs you will need to have an account which can be unlocked
Data flow¶
All data is saved within the BridgetteDB smart contract located on the public blockchain. #DO NOT SAVE ANYTHING THAT IS NOT PUBLIC INFORMATION!#
When interacting with data on chain, a DBKEY
is appended to the data to index within the storage space.
The format of a database entry is: DBKEY + key : value
The DBKEY
is stored when initilizing the db and will be used for all keys within the session without a need to explicitly append it.
Install¶
Install using a packge manager
$ yarn add @chipprbots/bridgetteDB
$ npm install -s @chipprbots/bridgetteDB
Enable¶
To use BridgetteDB, require it within a script and create a new instance of the DB agent. All values are strings.
var bdb = require('@chipprbots/bridgetteDB');
var db = new bdb({
"nodeAddr": url of the ethereum node,
"accountAddress": ethereum account to use for transactions,
"accountPasswd" : ethereum account password,
"kvsAddr" : address the kvs is deployed to, "0x57EEB5d4D3E1Ac75D51067AE2dCF78922CF3F189",
"DBKEY": user assigned unique key for storage
})


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Investigate sklearn NMF
Table of Contents
Setup
import numpy as np import scipy.linalg as sl import scipy.stats as st import sklearn.decomposition as skd
%matplotlib inline %config InlineBackend.figure_formats = set(['retina']) import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
Illustration of the problem
Simulate a small problem.
N = 200 P = 1000 K = 3 np.random.seed(1) L = np.exp(np.random.normal(size=(N, K))) F = np.exp(np.random.normal(size=(K, P))) lam = L.dot(F) x = np.random.poisson(lam=lam)
Fit NMF to the simulated data.
m0 = skd.NMF(solver='mu', beta_loss='kullback-leibler', n_components=3) lhat0 = m0.fit_transform(x) fhat0 = m0.components_ m1 = skd.NMF(solver='mu', beta_loss='kullback-leibler', n_components=3).fit(x) lhat1 = m1.transform(x) fhat1 = m1.components_
The data are Poisson, and the model is a Poisson MLE. But the Poisson MLE is equal to the data, so we should have close to zero reconstruction error in the samples.
np.isclose((x - lhat0.dot(fhat0)).sum(axis=1), 0).all()
False
np.isclose((x - lhat1.dot(fhat1)).sum(axis=1), 0).all()
True
Check whether the two ways of fitting the model give the same result.
np.isclose(lhat0, lhat1).all()
False
np.isclose(fhat0, fhat1).all()
True
Check whether one model gets a better objective function value.
np.isclose(m0.reconstruction_err_, m1.reconstruction_err_)
True
Implementation details
Under the hood, sklearn
is fitting the two models above like so:
W0, H0, _ = skd.non_negative_factorization(X=x, n_components=3, init=None, solver='mu', beta_loss='kullback-leibler') dummy, H1, _ = skd.non_negative_factorization(X=x, n_components=3, init=None, solver='mu', beta_loss='kullback-leibler') W1, _, _ = skd.non_negative_factorization(X=x, H=H1, update_H=False, init=None, n_components=3, solver='mu', beta_loss='kullback-leibler')
Now, ask whether the first solution for m1
matches the solution for m0
.
np.isclose(H0, H1).all()
True
np.isclose(W0, dummy).all()
True
The NMF problem is biconvex (Lee and Seung 2001). So why do we have H0 ==
H1
, but W0 != W1
? Look at the implementation of NMF initialization:
# check W and H, or initialize them if init == 'custom' and update_H: _check_init(H, (n_components, n_features), "NMF (input H)") _check_init(W, (n_samples, n_components), "NMF (input W)") elif not update_H: _check_init(H, (n_components, n_features), "NMF (input H)") # 'mu' solver should not be initialized by zeros if solver == 'mu': avg = np.sqrt(X.mean() / n_components) W = np.full((n_samples, n_components), avg) else: W = np.zeros((n_samples, n_components)) else: W, H = _initialize_nmf(X, n_components, init=init, random_state=random_state)
By default, init=None
, so sklearn
uses a heuristic to determine the
initialization strategy
if init is None: if n_components < n_features: init = 'nndsvd' else: init = 'random'
NNDSVD is described in Boutsidis et al. 2007. The important point is that it
is deterministic, which explains how H0 == H1
and W0 == dummy
. (The
multiplicative updates of Lee and Seung 2001 are also deterministic.)
So the remaining question is: why does W0 != W1
, but the objective function
value is the same?
If the problem is convex in W
holding H
fixed, then we should get the
same solution from a different random initialization.
W2, _, _ = skd.non_negative_factorization(X=x, H=H1, update_H=False, init='random', n_components=3, solver='mu', beta_loss='kullback-leibler')
np.isclose(W1, W2).all()
True
Compare the objective function values.
from sklearn.decomposition.nmf import _beta_divergence _beta_divergence(x, W0, H0, 1), _beta_divergence(x, W1, H1, 1)
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Why is sklearn
reporting the reconstruction error is the same for m0
and
m1
? The answer is that sklearn
only estimates the reconstruction error in
training (fit
), not for test (transform
). This means it reports the
reconstruction error for m0
based on W0
and m1
based on dummy
, and we
confirmed that W0 == dummy
.
Biconvex problem vs. convex subproblem
Why is the biconvex solution worse than the convex solution? The biconvex problem has local minima, so investigate whether a random initialization will do better.
delta = [] for trial in range(10): m = skd.NMF(solver='mu', beta_loss='kullback-leibler', n_components=3, init='random') what = m.fit_transform(x) loss0 = _beta_divergence(x, w, m.components_, 1) loss1 = _beta_divergence(x, m.transform(x), m.components_, 1) delta.append(loss0 - loss1)
Plot the difference in the beta divergence achieved at the biconvex (local) optimum against the convex (global) optimum.
plt.clf() plt.gcf().set_size_inches(3, 3) plt.hist(delta, color='k', bins=10) plt.xlabel('Difference in beta divergence') _ = plt.ylabel('Number of trials')


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There are two ways to install PicoStats on your own server: Docker and full manual installation. Of course, both of them have their pros and cons, but we're letting you decide about that. Both our tutorials are intended for Ubuntu Server.
This one is simple. First you need to pull PicoStats Docker image:
docker pull picostats/picostats
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docker run -d picostats/picostats
After that, you can use this to get your container's IP address (replace YOUR_CONTAINER_ID with your actual container ID or first few letters of it):
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And now you just open that IP address in your web browser and finish the simple installation process.
If you would like to expose that container to the outside network (Internet), which you probably do, then you should run it like this:
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First we need to install all the packages that we need:
sudo apt install nginx postgresql redis-server supervisor
The we login to PostgreSQL server to add user and database and grant permissions:
sudo -u postgres psql
Create our user (replace MYPASSWORD with your actual password):
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Create the database:
CREATE DATABASE picostats;
Grant the privileges:
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE picostats to picostats;
Now let's go with nginx. First we will backup the old default vhost:
sudo mv /etc/nginx/sites-available/default /etc/nginx/sites-available/default.bak
Create and edit new default vhost:
sudo vim /etc/nginx/sites-available/default
And this is what we'll add to it:
server { listen 80 default_server; server_name _; location / { proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr; proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $remote_addr; proxy_set_header Host $host; proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Proto https; proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Host $remote_addr; proxy_pass http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080; } }
Restart the service and we can move on to setting up PicoStats:
sudo service nginx restart
First we need to download latest release of PicoStats:
wget https://github.com/picostats/picostats/releases/download/v1.0.0beta/picostats-v1.0.0-beta.tar.gz
Extract it:
tar -xzf picostats-v1.0.0-beta.tar.gz
Copy dist config file to the actual one:
cp picostats/config.json.dist picostats/config.json
And edit it. Replace MYPASSWORD with PostgreSQL password you created and generate encryption key with something like pwgen (32 chars long) and put it under encryption_key in your json file.
vim picostats/config.json
We are ready to test it:
cd picostats && ./picostats
You should see something like this:
2017/03/20 21:34:54 [db.go] pg: user=picostats password=MYPASSWORD dbname=picostats sslmode=disable
And that's it regarding PicoStats.
Now we only need to configure Supervisor in order to keep PicoStats running.
Create and edit new Supervisor config file:
sudo vim /etc/supervisor/conf.d/picostats.conf
Add this to it:
[program:picostats] command=/root/picostats/picostats stderr_logfile=/root/picostats/picostats.err stdout_logfile=/root/picostats/picostats.log directory=/root/picostats autostart=true autorestart=true
Start Supervisor and make sure that it's running on boot:
sudo systemctl start supervisor && sudo systemctl enable supervisor
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New Tizonia release v0.10.0
Oct 21, 2017 • juanrubio
Tizonia version 0.10.0 codenamed “Cuevas del Almanzora” is out!.
A total of 188 commits have gone into this release (354 files changed, 11755 insertions(+), 1664 deletions(-)).
The focus was:
- general bug-fixing, including some Coverity Scan issues,
- better support for Raspberry Pi and Arch Linux,
- and preparation work for the upcoming Chromecast support.
What follows is a summary of the most revelant fixes and improvements in this release (see CHANGELOG.md for full details).
Fixes related to the use of Tizonia on Raspberry Pis
- distribution: raspbian stretch #370
- pcm_renderer_alsa: OMX_ErrorInsufficientResources on Raspberry Pi (one-channel playback through FiiO USB DAC) #378
- player: OMX_ErrorInsufficientResources while pausing on Raspberry PI (using alsa renderer) #374
- “Illegal instrunction” on “2017-07-05-raspbian-jessie-lite.img” #372
- player: the terminal is occasionally left in an inconsistent state when the application fails #369
- tizonia: pulsearprc.c:592: init_pulseaudio_stream: Assertion `ap_prc->p_pa_context_’ failed. Aborted (core dumped) #301
Fixes related to the use of Tizonia on Arch Linux
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Python Test Function Reference¶
These functions are included for manufacturing test and not targeted for the end user.
MCC 118 test methods¶
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class
daqhats.
mcc118
(address=0) The class for an MCC 118 board.
Parameters: address (int) – board address, must be 0-7. Raises: HatError
– the board did not respond or was of an incorrect type-
test_clock
(mode) Test the sample clock pin (CLK).
This function exercises the CLK pin in output mode and returns the value read at the pin for input testing. Return the mode to input after testing the pin.
Parameters: mode (int) – The CLK pin mode
- 0 = input
- 1 = output low
- 2 = output high
- 3 = output 1 kHz square wave
Returns: The value read at the CLK pin after applying the mode (0 or 1.)
Return type: int
Raises: HatError
– the board is not initialized, does not respond, or responds incorrectly.ValueError
– the mode is invalid.
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test_trigger
() Test the external trigger pin (TRIG).
This value read at the pin for input testing.
Returns: The value read at the TRIG pin (0 or 1.) Return type: int Raises: HatError
– the board is not initialized, does not respond, or responds incorrectly.
-
MCC 128 test methods¶
-
class
daqhats.
mcc128
(address=0) The class for an MCC 128 board.
Parameters: address (int) – board address, must be 0-7. Raises: HatError
– the board did not respond or was of an incorrect type-
test_clock
(mode) Test the sample clock pin (CLK).
This function exercises the CLK pin in output mode and returns the value read at the pin for input testing. Return the mode to input after testing the pin.
Parameters: mode (int) – The CLK pin mode
- 0 = input
- 1 = output low
- 2 = output high
- 3 = output 1 kHz square wave
Returns: The value read at the CLK pin after applying the mode (0 or 1.)
Return type: int
Raises: HatError
– the board is not initialized, does not respond, or responds incorrectly.ValueError
– the mode is invalid.
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This value read at the pin for input testing.
Returns: The value read at the TRIG pin (0 or 1.) Return type: int Raises: HatError
– the board is not initialized, does not respond, or responds incorrectly.
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Parameters: address (int) – board address, must be 0-7. Raises: HatError
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() Read the state of shared signals for testing.
This function reads the state of the ADC clock, sync, and trigger signals. Use it in conjunction with
a_in_clock_config_write()
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to put the signals into slave mode then set values on the signals using the Raspberry Pi GPIO pins. This method will return the values present on those signals.Returns: A namedtuple containing the following field names: - clock (int): The current value of the clock signal (0 or 1).
- sync (int): The current value of the sync signal (0 or 1).
- trigger (int): The current value of the trigger signal (0 or 1).
Return type: namedtuple Raises: HatError
– the board is not initialized, does not respond, or responds incorrectly.
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(mode, clock, sync) Write values to shared signals for testing.
This function puts the shared signals into test mode and sets them to the specified state. The signal levels can then be read on the Raspberry Pi GPIO pins to confirm values. Return the device to normal mode when testing is complete.
ADC conversions will not occur while in test mode. The ADCs require synchronization after exiting test mode, so use
a_in_clock_config_write()
to perform synchronization.Parameters: - mode (int) – Set to 1 for test mode or 0 for normal mode.
- clock (int) – The value to write to the clock signal in test mode (0 or 1).
- sync (int) – The value to write to the sync signal in test mode (0 or 1).
Raises: HatError
– the board is not initialized, does not respond, or responds incorrectly.
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Active text logger component class. More...
#include <Svc/ActiveTextLogger/ActiveTextLoggerImpl.hpp>
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| ActiveTextLoggerComponentImpl () | |
| Component constructor. More... | |
| virtual | ~ActiveTextLoggerComponentImpl () |
| Component destructor. More... | |
| void | init (NATIVE_INT_TYPE queueDepth, NATIVE_INT_TYPE instance=0) |
| Component initialization routine. More... | |
| bool | set_log_file (const char *fileName, const U32 maxSize, const U32 maxBackups=10) |
| Set log file and max size. More... | |
| ActiveTextLoggerComponentImpl & | operator= (const ActiveTextLoggerComponentImpl &) |
| Copy assignment operator. More... | |
| virtual void | TextLogger_handler (NATIVE_INT_TYPE portNum, FwEventIdType id, Fw::Time &timeTag, Fw::TextLogSeverity severity, Fw::TextLogString &text) |
| Handler for input port TextLogger. More... | |
| virtual void | TextQueue_internalInterfaceHandler (const Fw::InternalInterfaceString &text) |
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| PRIVATE | __pad0__: ActiveTextLoggerComponentImpl(const ActiveTextLoggerComponentImpl&) |
| LogFile | m_log_file |
Active text logger component class.
Similarly to the PassiveTextLogger, this component takes log texts and prints them to the console, but does so from a thread to keep consistent ordering. It also provides the option to write the text to a file as well.
Definition at line 24 of file ActiveTextLoggerImpl.hpp.
| Svc::ActiveTextLoggerComponentImpl::ActiveTextLoggerComponentImpl | ( | ) |
Component constructor.
The constructor initializes the state of the component.
Note: Making constructor explicit to prevent implicit type conversion.
| compName | the component instance name |
Definition at line 20 of file ActiveTextLoggerImpl.cpp.
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Component initialization routine.
The initialization function calls the initialization routine for the base class.
| queueDepth | the depth of the message queue for the component |
Definition at line 33 of file ActiveTextLoggerImpl.cpp.
| ActiveTextLoggerComponentImpl& Svc::ActiveTextLoggerComponentImpl::operator= | ( | const ActiveTextLoggerComponentImpl & | ) |
Copy assignment operator.
| bool Svc::ActiveTextLoggerComponentImpl::set_log_file | ( | const char * | fileName, |
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Set log file and max size.
This is to create a optional log file to write all the messages to. The file will not be written to once the max size is hit.
| fileName | The name of the file to create. Must be less than 80 characters. |
| maxSize | The max size of the file |
Definition at line 149 of file ActiveTextLoggerImpl.cpp.
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Handler for input port TextLogger.
| portNum | The port number |
| id | Log ID |
| timeTag | Time Tag |
| severity | The severity argument |
| text | Text of log message |
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| text | The text string |
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| LogFile Svc::ActiveTextLoggerComponentImpl::m_log_file |
Definition at line 119 of file ActiveTextLoggerImpl.hpp.


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| typedef ppointer(* | PUThreadFunc) (ppointer arg) |
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| typedef struct PUThread_ | PUThread |
| Thread opaque data type. More... | |
| typedef struct PUThreadKey_ | PUThreadKey |
| TLS key opaque data type. More... | |
| typedef enum PUThreadPriority_ | PUThreadPriority |
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| enum | PUThreadPriority_ { P_UTHREAD_PRIORITY_INHERIT = 0, P_UTHREAD_PRIORITY_IDLE = 1, P_UTHREAD_PRIORITY_LOWEST = 2, P_UTHREAD_PRIORITY_LOW = 3, P_UTHREAD_PRIORITY_NORMAL = 4, P_UTHREAD_PRIORITY_HIGH = 5, P_UTHREAD_PRIORITY_HIGHEST = 6, P_UTHREAD_PRIORITY_TIMECRITICAL = 7 } |
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| P_LIB_API PUThread * | p_uthread_create_full (PUThreadFunc func, ppointer data, pboolean joinable, PUThreadPriority prio, psize stack_size, const pchar *name) |
| Creates a new PUThread and starts it. More... | |
| P_LIB_API PUThread * | p_uthread_create (PUThreadFunc func, ppointer data, pboolean joinable, const pchar *name) |
| Creates a PUThread and starts it. More... | |
| P_LIB_API void | p_uthread_exit (pint code) |
| Exits from the currently running (caller) thread. More... | |
| P_LIB_API pint | p_uthread_join (PUThread *thread) |
| Waits for the selected thread to become finished. More... | |
| P_LIB_API pint | p_uthread_sleep (puint32 msec) |
| Sleeps the current thread (caller) for a specified amount of time. More... | |
| P_LIB_API pboolean | p_uthread_set_priority (PUThread *thread, PUThreadPriority prio) |
| Sets a thread priority. More... | |
| P_LIB_API void | p_uthread_yield (void) |
| Tells the scheduler to skip the current (caller) thread in the current planning stage. More... | |
| P_LIB_API P_HANDLE | p_uthread_current_id (void) |
| Gets an ID of the current (caller) thread. More... | |
| P_LIB_API PUThread * | p_uthread_current (void) |
| Gets a thread structure of the current (caller) thread. More... | |
| P_LIB_API pint | p_uthread_ideal_count (void) |
| Gets the ideal number of threads for the system based on the number of avaialble CPUs and cores (physical and logical). More... | |
| P_LIB_API void | p_uthread_ref (PUThread *thread) |
| Increments a thread reference counter. More... | |
| P_LIB_API void | p_uthread_unref (PUThread *thread) |
| Decrements a thread reference counter. More... | |
| P_LIB_API PUThreadKey * | p_uthread_local_new (PDestroyFunc free_func) |
| Create a new TLS reference key. More... | |
| P_LIB_API void | p_uthread_local_free (PUThreadKey *key) |
| Frees a TLS reference key. More... | |
| P_LIB_API ppointer | p_uthread_get_local (PUThreadKey *key) |
| Gets a TLS value. More... | |
| P_LIB_API void | p_uthread_set_local (PUThreadKey *key, ppointer value) |
| Sets a TLS value. More... | |
| P_LIB_API void | p_uthread_replace_local (PUThreadKey *key, ppointer value) |
| Replaces a TLS value. More... | |
Multithreading support.
A thread is a system execution unit which is managed independently by the scheduler of the operating system. It allows to do things in parallel or concurrently.
PUThread provides a convinient way of multithreading support using native routines to provide the best performance on the target system.
To create the thread use the p_uthread_create() or p_uthread_create_full() routines. Joinable threads allow to wait until their execution is finished before proceeding further. Thus you can synchronize threads' execution within the main thread.
A reference counter mechanism is used to keep track of a PUThread structure. It means that the structure will be freed automatically when the reference counter becomes zero. Use p_uthread_ref() to hold the structure and p_uthread_unref() to decrement the counter back. A running thread holds a reference to itself structure, so you do not require to hold a reference to the thread while it is running.
Priorities (if supported) allow to tune scheduler behavior: threads with higher priority will be executed more frequently. Be careful that improper priorities may lead to negative effects when some threads may receive almost zero execution time.
Thread priorities are unreliable: not all operating systems respect thread priorities in favour of process ones. Priorities may be ignored for bound threads (every thread bound to a kernel light-weight thread as 1:1), other systems may require administrative privileges to change the thread priority (i.e. Linux). Windows always respects thread priorities.
To put the current thread (even if it was not created using the PUThread routines) in a sleep state use p_uthread_sleep().
You can give a hint to the scheduler that the current thread do not need an execution time with the p_uthread_yield() routine. This is useful when some of the threads are in an idle state so you do not want to waste a CPU time. This only tells to the scheduler to skip the current scheduling cycle for the calling thread, though the scheduler can ingnore it.
A thread local storage (TLS) is provided. The TLS key's value can be accessed through a reference key defined as a PUThreadKey. A TLS reference key is some sort of a token which has an associated value. But every thread has its own token value though using the same token object.
After creating the TLS reference key every thread can use it to access a local-specific value. Use the p_uthread_local_new() call to create the TLS reference key and pass it to every thread which needs local-specific values. You can also provide a destroy notification function which would be called upon a TLS key removal which is usually performed on the thread exit.
There are two calls to set a TLS key's value: p_uthread_set_local() and p_uthread_replace_local(). The only difference is that the former one calls the provided destroy notification function before replacing the old value.
Thread names are used on most of operating systems for debugging puposes, thereby some limitations for long name can be applied and too long names will be truncated automatically.
Definition in file puthread.h.
| typedef struct PUThread_ PUThread |
Thread opaque data type.
Definition at line 106 of file puthread.h.
Typedef for a PUThread running method.
Definition at line 103 of file puthread.h.
| typedef struct PUThreadKey_ PUThreadKey |
TLS key opaque data type.
Definition at line 109 of file puthread.h.
| typedef enum PUThreadPriority_ PUThreadPriority |
Thread priority.
| enum PUThreadPriority_ |
Thread priority.
| Enumerator | |
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| P_UTHREAD_PRIORITY_INHERIT | Inherits the caller thread priority. Default priority. |
| P_UTHREAD_PRIORITY_IDLE | Scheduled only when no other threads are running. |
| P_UTHREAD_PRIORITY_LOWEST | Scheduled less often than P_UTHREAD_PRIORITY_LOW. |
| P_UTHREAD_PRIORITY_LOW | Scheduled less often than P_UTHREAD_PRIORITY_NORMAL. |
| P_UTHREAD_PRIORITY_NORMAL | Operating system's default priority. |
| P_UTHREAD_PRIORITY_HIGH | Scheduled more often than P_UTHREAD_PRIORITY_NORMAL. |
| P_UTHREAD_PRIORITY_HIGHEST | Scheduled more often than P_UTHREAD_PRIORITY_HIGH. |
| P_UTHREAD_PRIORITY_TIMECRITICAL | Scheduled as often as possible. |
Definition at line 112 of file puthread.h.
| P_LIB_API PUThread* p_uthread_create | ( | PUThreadFunc | func, |
| ppointer | data, | ||
| pboolean | joinable, | ||
| const pchar * | name | ||
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Creates a PUThread and starts it.
A short version of p_uthread_create_full().
| func | Main thread function to run. |
| data | Pointer to pass into the thread main function, may be NULL. |
| joinable | Whether to create a joinable thread or not. |
| name | Thread name, maybe NULL. |
| P_LIB_API PUThread* p_uthread_create_full | ( | PUThreadFunc | func, |
| ppointer | data, | ||
| pboolean | joinable, | ||
| PUThreadPriority | prio, | ||
| psize | stack_size, | ||
| const pchar * | name | ||
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Creates a new PUThread and starts it.
| func | Main thread function to run. |
| data | Pointer to pass into the thread main function, may be NULL. |
| joinable | Whether to create a joinable thread or not. |
| prio | Thread priority. |
| stack_size | Thread stack size, in bytes. Leave zero to use a default value. |
| name | Thread name, maybe NULL. |
Gets a thread structure of the current (caller) thread.
A thread structure will be returned even for the thread which was created outside the library. But you should not use thread manipulation routines over that structure.
Gets an ID of the current (caller) thread.
This is a platform-dependent type. You shouldn't treat it as a number, it only gives you the uniquer ID of the thread accross the system.
Exits from the currently running (caller) thread.
| code | Exit code. |
| P_LIB_API ppointer p_uthread_get_local | ( | PUThreadKey * | key | ) |
Gets a TLS value.
| key | TLS reference key to get the value for. |
Gets the ideal number of threads for the system based on the number of avaialble CPUs and cores (physical and logical).
Waits for the selected thread to become finished.
| thread | Thread to wait for. |
| P_LIB_API void p_uthread_local_free | ( | PUThreadKey * | key | ) |
Frees a TLS reference key.
| key | TLS reference key to free. |
It doesn't remove the TLS key itself but only removes a reference used to access the TLS slot.
| P_LIB_API PUThreadKey* p_uthread_local_new | ( | PDestroyFunc | free_func | ) |
Create a new TLS reference key.
| free_func | TLS key destroy notification call, leave NULL if not need. |
| P_LIB_API void p_uthread_replace_local | ( | PUThreadKey * | key, |
| ppointer | value | ||
| ) |
Replaces a TLS value.
| key | TLS reference key to replace the value for. |
| value | TLS value to set. |
This call does perform the notification function provided with p_uthread_local_new() on the old TLS value. This is the only difference with p_uthread_set_local().
| P_LIB_API void p_uthread_set_local | ( | PUThreadKey * | key, |
| ppointer | value | ||
| ) |
Sets a TLS value.
| key | TLS reference key to set the value for. |
| value | TLS value to set. |
It doesn't call the destructor notification function provided with p_uthread_local_new().
| P_LIB_API pboolean p_uthread_set_priority | ( | PUThread * | thread, |
| PUThreadPriority | prio | ||
| ) |
Sets a thread priority.
| thread | Thread to set the priority for. |
| prio | Priority to set. |
Sleeps the current thread (caller) for a specified amount of time.
| msec | Milliseconds to sleep. |
| P_LIB_API void p_uthread_yield | ( | void | ) |
Tells the scheduler to skip the current (caller) thread in the current planning stage.
The scheduler shouldn't give time ticks for the current thread during the current period, but it may ignore this call.


This week, we are putting everything together and get prepared for the final demo next Monday.
What Every Member Did
- Jack: Experimented and added dynamic loading; cleaned up the code
- Zhifu: finished colliders on Wendy, Sonia, Peter and Jane's room and also added colliders to the house selecton model.
- Diana: finish the colliders on Lucas, Meeting and Benny's room. Finish the script refinement for models and players. Also made the 1-min video.
- Sean:
1-min Video
Update on Code
Diana: I edited *define-colliders.js* to add in the colliders for the rest of the room. Clean up the code a bit. Also edit the *scripts.js* to add in the scripts for models and players.
Zhifu: edited define-collider.js to add in all the colliders for the house model and all the items in Wendy, Sonia, Peter and Jane's room.
Jack: integrated dynamic-loading into the project and cleaned up the code
Sean: Worked with Jack and cleaned up the code.
Update on Ideas
Not a lot of change of ideas since it is the end of the quarter now.
Plan for next week
Milestone: get ready for the final demo!
- Jack: Try alternatives for known bugs and get more familiar with Zoom.
- Zhifu: Prepare for the demo day!
- Diana: produce a video that can be played when doing the final demo. Prepare some slides for game introductions.
- Sean: Take a final look at the systems and prepare for demo day.
Blockers
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The public API provides access to the statistical data available in Canton Basel Stadt: http://baselhack.nicolasmauchle.ch
Returns all the available data sets.
Each data set entry is identified by a key that can be used for the data search.
Additional information is a title and a description of the data set.
Returns all the available data for the specified key, from all the available years.
Returns all the available data for the specified key, from all the available districts.
An API for auto complition of search terms. Returns all the available data sets with a description matching the requested term.
The input parameter term must contain at least 4 charachters.
Returns all the available districts, including their name and coordinates information.
Returns all the available data for the specified key.
Optional parameters are year from, year to and antother key of an additional data set for comparison.


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18+CoWIN server faces trouble as huge number people try to register for the COVID vaccine at same time . Twitter handle of Aarogya Setu app tweeted "Cowin Portal is working. There was a minor glitch that is fixed .Now 18 plus can register them self..
April 28, 4 pm, government opened registration for vaccination of people above the age of 18 against COVID-19 on multiple platforms such as CoWIN app, CoWIN website, Aarogya Setu App and Umang App. These are government's dedicated website for the drive. However, due to heavy traffic , it seemed the platforms malfunctioned and showed error "CoWIN server is facing issues. Please try later." As millions rushed to register, the government portal crashed. The users were unable to register themselves for the COVID vaccination. "More than 1 crore people are trying to register that is why the server is facing issues," said RS Sharma, CEO,National Health Authority. As of now, the page is loading fine but the users are getting delayed OTPs due to which they are not able to log in. This is due to the heavy traffic that the website is facing as the demand for these vaccines is high. Reacting on the server issue, Aarogya Setu handle tweeted: "Cowin Portal is working. There was a minor glitch that is fixed. Now 18 plus can register." Until now, vaccine registration was open only for people aged above 45 years. Starting today, the vaccine registration portal has opened for the 18 to 44 years age group. Once the portal starts working properly, you can register for the vaccine and get vaccinated in the coming days.


A BUCKET OF BLOOD (1959) A Film Review Copyright Dragan Antulov 2000
Roger Corman is today best known as the producer who nursed many future giants of American cinema into maturity. But his own achievements as writer and director are somewhat obscure, hardly known outside small circles of cult cinema aficionados. This could be partially explained with the fact that many of Corman's films happened to be shot with laughably low budgets and in just few days, and such circumstances naturally affected quality of Corman's work. On the other hand, some of those films later earned cult status among lovers of B-cinema. The best known among them is 1960 black comedy LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, which had the honour of being turned into Broadway musical and mainstream Hollywood remake. One year before Corman made another, somewhat lesser known but even better black comedy A BUCKET OF BLOOD.
Film begins in bohemian cafe frequented by beatniks, pretentious artist wannabes, drug dealers and undercover police officers. Walter Paisley (played by Dick Miller) is young nerdish busboy who has two dreams in life - one is to become great artist and fulfil ideals expounded in beat poetry by one of cafe's regular guests, Maxwell Brock (played by Julian Burton); another is to impress Carla (played by Barboura Harris), beautiful girl who frequents the caf‚ with her artistic crowd. Unfortunately, Walter lacks the talent and pursuit of his dreams only gets him to trouble with his boss Leonard Di Cenzo (played by Anthony Carbone). One faithful night, however, Walter's luck changes when he accidentally stabs landlady's cat. In order to cover his deed, he wraps cat's remains in the plaster, but the result is mistaken for genuine sculpture by the artistic crowd in Di Cenzo's cafe. Sculpture known as "Dead Cat" becomes praised for realistic details and Walter is suddenly heralded as talented young artist. Everyone, including his boss, pressure him to continue making similar works of art. Unfortunately, Walter still lacks the proper talent so he again must use unconventional methods to produce sculpture and, as a result, people start disappearing.
A BUCKET OF BLOOD could easily be described as "best film ever made in less than five days". In some other cases this phrase would indicate not so enviable quality of the film, but in case of Roger Corman this is the ultimate compliment to his talent. Despite time constraints and low budget, this legendary filmmaker managed to produce one of the most entertaining B-films of all times, but his ingenuity didn't manifest only in quantity of macabre humour but also managed to transcend the limits of cheap exploitation cinema by taking satirical approach to some amusing realities of present day world. His view on Beat phenomenon is something more than satirical comment on subcultures of 1950s America; his approach towards individuals who want to rise above their sad, meaningless existence by following popular cultural trends could be applied to many similar subcultures that emerged before and after. Furthermore, in the character of Paisley we might find Corman's very unflattering self-portrayal - a hack filmmaker with high, unreachable artistic ambitions.
Corman's long-time collaborator and talented screenwriter Charles B. Griffith supplies the film with easily drawn but memorable character, as well as sharp and memorable lines. One of the most hilarious examples could be found in the poems by Maxwell Brock. Poetic monologue, recited by Julian Barton while Paul Horn plays saxophone in the background is not just one of the most effective movie openings, but also a great text (some of my friends learned it by heart, just like the fans of PULP FICTION know Jules' sermon by heart). The acting is also excellent and surpasses LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS. Dick Miller, one of the most recognisable character actors in American cinema, is great in his only lead role. His partners also shine - late Barboura Harris transcends Love Interest stereotypes by making believable impression of true art lover; Anthony Carbone creates a lot of laughs in scenes of macabre humour and, finally; Julian Burton is excellent as true representative of beatnik royalty.
Unfortunately, A BUCKET OF BLOOD has some problems with less then inspired ending, but this should probably explained with shooting schedules than with Griffith's or Corman's lack of talent. Jazz music by Fred Katz is great, including guitar numbers that give surreal atmosphere to this film. All in all, A BUCKET OF BLOOD is probably one of the best, albeit underrated black comedies ever made.
RATING: 8/10 (+++)
Review written on July 19th 2000
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Parents of TRCNG's remaining 8 members dedicate a letter to fans, asking them to believe in the group
by beansssOn November 21, TS Entertainment shared a handwritten letter from the parents of TRCNG's remaining 8-members, revealing that the members' parents recently got together to discuss the ongoing situation, and expressed their wishes for this letter to be made public.
The letter was written by one of the members' mothers with all of the group's families present, and reads:
"Hello. This is all of the parents of TRCNG. First and foremost, we would like to apologize to the fans who have always loved TRCNG, and also want to thank you for your cheers and encouragements.
We the parents of the 8 TRCNG members have continuously communicated back and forth with TS Entertainment regarding TRCNG's promotions and plans, and have absolute faith and loyalty in the label more than ever during these times, promising to put in our collective efforts for the success of the group. We also plan on responding with strong legal action against the ongoing claims which are false and untrue. We find it very unfortunate that such false rumors are being spread so openly.
We promise to work with the company toward TRCNG's successful promotions. We ask for your love and encouragements. Thank you."
Earlier this week, former TRCNG members Wooyeop and Taeseon claimed that they suffered physical abuse under TS Entertainment, and threatened to sue the company. TS Entertainment then announced the two members' abrupt departures from TRCNG as well as the agency, and the remaining 8 members of TRCNG expressed their wishes to continue promoting without Wooyeop and Taeseon.
Stay tuned for updates.


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The below list contains things that I have been thinking about
The below list is basically my own notes for things that I am studying about. They might be inaccurate/incomplete or just plain wrong. But I'll keep updating it as and when I learn more about the subject. If you notice any errors in the notes feel free to point them out to me. But DON'T use my notes as a tutorial, my knowledge on most things is zero so you're likely to break something if you follow my advice :)


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Source is available at Github


Simple Demo
This is the simplest form of usage for this plugin. For the html:

I am the test paragraph...

#demo-paragraph-1 is out of view.

you can apply the javascript:
$(function () {
$("#demo-paragraph-1").elementInView().on("inView", function () {
$("#demo-label-1").text("#" + this.id + "
is now visible!");
});
});
This will listen for the scroll
event on the section #demo-block-1
,
and when the paragraph #demo-paragraph-1
is visible, the inView
event will be triggered. In this instance, the inView
event will cause the
section #demo-label-1
to be updated with a notice saying that
#demo-paragraph-1
is now visible.
This demonstrates the ability to detect when the target element is within a scrollable
container, and detects when the target is viewable within that container.
I am the test paragraph...
Un-scrollable Container Demo
This demo shows that if the target element is within a scrollable container, but the content
of the container is not tall enough to cause scrolling, it will default to checking the scroll
of the window instead.
For the HTML:

I am the test paragraph...

#demo-paragraph-1 is out of view.

you can apply the javascript:
$(function () {
$("#demo-paragraph-2").elementInView().on("inView", function () {
$("#demo-label-2").html("#" + this.id + " is now visible!");
});
});
This will listen for the scroll
event on the window
,
and when the paragraph #demo-paragraph-2
is visible, the inView
event will be triggered. In this instance, the inView
event will cause the
section #demo-label-2
to be updated with a notice saying that
#demo-paragraph-2
is now visible.
I am the test paragraph...
Nested Scrollable Containers Demo
This demo shows the ability to detect if the target element is visible, even within
arbitrarily nested containers. No matter how many scrollable containers the target
is nested in, the plugin will still detect when the target is visible to the end
user.
For the HTML:

I am the test paragraph...

you can apply the javascript:
$(function () {
$("#demo-paragraph-3").elementInView().on("inView", function () {
$("#demo-label-3").html("#" + this.id + "<\/code> is now visible!");
});
});
This will listen for the scroll
event on the section #demo-block-3a
and the section #demo-block-3b
, and when the paragraph
#demo-paragraph-1
is visible within both sections, the inView
event will be triggered. In this instance, the inView
event will cause the
section #demo-label-3
to be updated with a notice saying that
#demo-paragraph-3
is now visible.
This demo only shows 2 nested containers, but it should also work for an arbitrary number
of nested containers, since it will walk up the DOM until there are no longer any scrollable
containers.
I am the test paragraph...
Target Item in Document
This is to demonstrate that even an item that is not in a scrollable container, it
can still be detected, since the plugin will default to using the window
to see if the target item is visible.
For the HTML:

I am the test paragraph...

you can apply the javascript:
$(function () {
$("#demo-paragraph-4").elementInView().on("inView", function () {
$("#demo-label-4").html("#" + this.id + "<\/code> is now visible!");
});
});
This will listen for the scroll
event on the window
,
and when the paragraph #demo-paragraph-4
is visible, the inView
event will be triggered. In this instance, the inView
event will cause the
section #demo-label-4
to be updated with a notice saying that
#demo-paragraph-4
is now visible.
I am the test paragraph...


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