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Optional, The transfer description on the source account for the transfer.
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var destination: String
The message to the recipient. If the payment recipient requires a structured (specially formatted) message, it should be set in this field.


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Call for Papers
We solicit contributions in two categories.
A. Performance evaluation on the ASLAN benchmark
The Action Similarity LAbeliNg (ASLAN) benchmark focuses on pair-matching (same/not-same classification) of unconstrained video pairs of human actions. It is available, along with current state-of-the-art results, related code and information, from the following url: ASLAN Data.
Submissions in this category should present new methods and demonstrate results on the ASLAN benchmark, compared to the existing state-of-the-art. By employing this standard benchmark we can compare alternative methods for action pair-matching and clearly identify those which outperform the rest.
In this category, we accept also short papers (2 pages or less) presenting unpublished results of (possibly) previously published methods on the benchmark as described in its web-page. These results will be summarized and described by the organizers during the workshop. Authors may give a short description of their methods or refer to existing publications which give the details of the algorithms used. Short papers will not appear as separate publications in the workshop proceedings, but will be described collectively in a single summary article describing results on the benchmark.
Regular papers (of standard CVPR format and length) should provide details of the algorithms employed. The authors are strongly encouraged to provide a link to their implementation (or an executable), but this is not a requirement for submission.
Exceptional papers / top performing methods on the ASLAN benchmark will be announced at the workshop. Awards sponsorded by Microsoft.
B. New directions and techniques in unconstrained Action Recognition in videos
This includes (but is not limited to) papers concerning the following topics:
Recognition-learning related:
- Representations of actions in videos
- (dis-)similarity techniques for action representations
- Fine-grained Action Recognition
- Use of background samples and attributes for Action Recognition
- Action pair-matching vs. multi-class Action Recognition
- Action Detection in time and in space
- Similarity ranking of actions
Human vision related
- Human vision inspired Action Recognition
Video processing/bottom-up feature related
- Video stabilization methods for better Action Recognition
Although we encourage papers in this category to include performance evaluations on the Action Similarity LAbeliNg challenge (ASLAN), we welcome also papers that will use ASLAN in other ways.


Black Meteors coach Ibrahim Tanko admits defensive lapses cost his side against Ivory Coast
Black Meteors coach Ibrahim Tanko says his side lack quality in defence after they conceded twice before losing on penalties to Ivory Coast at the CAF U-23 Cup of Nations.
The defeat meant Ghana had to wait for the third place play offs to confirm a spot at Tokyo 2020. The Black Meteors will face South AFrica on Friday for the final ticket to the Olympic games.
However, coach Ibrahim Tanko is worried by his side's defensive performance.
“We have a problem in the defence as we have all seen. We do not have some key players and we do not have the quality to replace them and that is the truth. We do not have the player we used in the qualifiers,' he said after the game.
The players we have keep making new mistakes and these young players will have to learn from them. It is painful for them to make such mistakes at such crucial moments but it is no excuse at all.”


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🤖 Predictive Analytics: Machine Learning with Python
Loan Default Prediction
Business problem: Banks boost the bottom line by providing loans to as many customers as possible. The interest income generated from each loan, however, is just a small proportion of loan amount so if a customer defaults, the bank will incur a huge loss. How can banks know which customer will default so they make better decision on loan approval?
Proposed solution: One approach is to leverage customer and loan application data to build machine learning models predicting which customer is going to default. With those insights, the bank can make better decision on loan approval.
Notebook: Loan Default Prediction code
Conclusion:
- AdaBoost outperforms other models based on AUC and would be used to predict probability of default for new loan application and guide approval decision.
- The model also indicates top 10 important features affecting default probability. With these insights, banks can focus on those features of customers to maximize loan amount to boost profit while managing credit risk.
Customer Churn Prediction
Business problem: Customer retention is key to sustainable growth for subscription-based businesses since the cost of retaining existing customers is much less than acquiring new ones. Therefore, identifying factors that affect customers’ decision on canceling subscriptions is becoming increasingly crucial for these firms.
Proposed solution: My goal is to develop a prediction model that helps identify customers that are likely to discontinue their services so that those firms can take necessary actions to retain their current customers.
Notebook: Customer Churn Prediction code
Conclusion:
- XGBoost that outperforms other models based on AUC should be used to predict probability of customer churn based on customer’s usage data.
- The model points out top 10 important features affecting probability of customer churn. With these insights, subscription-based firms can detect customers that are going to churn in order to figure out ways to retain them. This expects to improve the customer retention rate and boost the bottom line.
✨ Prescriptive Analytics
Delivery Optimization
Business problem: Delivery optimization plays a vital part in creating competitive advantages and minimizing cost for retail firms. When taking orders from customers, how do those firms select one among thousands of nationwide warehouses to collect goods and deliver?
Proposed solution: Based on address of customer and warehouse, select the warehouse closest to customer destination to take goods and deliver.
Notebook: Delivery Optimization code
Conclusion: The algorithm helps pair each customer to the closest warehouse. Based on this model, the retail firm can optimize delivery to cut cost and enhance profit.
📈 Data Visualization with Tableau
Flight Delay
Business problem: Online travel agencies often want to evaluate and compare performance of the US major airlines so they can offer recommendation to users. This sort of data can be extracted from the U.S. Department of Transporation website but the data set is very large and thus difficult to see insights.
Proposed solution: Data visualization provides an accessible way to understand data, see trends and patterns. Tableau dashboard is the way to go.
Dashboard: Flight Delay workbook
Image of the dashboard
Conclusion: With this dashboard, users can easily and quickly compare performance of major airlines across various airports.
Housing Affordability
Business problem: First-time homebuyers usually seek for real estate agents’ recommendation or advice. The data on the affordability of housing is always available but agents need to make big data like this one easier for clients to understand, compare and detect patterns.
Proposed solution: Data visualization with Tableau is a great tool to achieve this goal.
Dashboard: Housing Affordability workbook
Image of the dashboard
Conclusion: With this dashboard, users can easily get the insights and compare housing affordability across 100 metro areas in the US. Also, real estate agents can quickly input new data and Tableau will automatically update the dashboard.


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time form => result*
Arguments and Values:
form---a form; evaluated as described below.
results---the values returned by the form.
Description:
time evaluates form in the current environment (lexical and dynamic). A call to time can be compiled.
time prints various timing data and other information to trace output. The nature and format of the printed information is implementation-defined. Implementations are encouraged to provide such information as elapsed real time, machine run time, and storage management statistics.
Examples: None.
Affected By:
The accuracy of the results depends, among other things, on the accuracy of the corresponding functions provided by the underlying operating system.
The magnitude of the results may depend on the hardware, the operating system, the lisp implementation, and the state of the global environment. Some specific issues which frequently affect the outcome are hardware speed, nature of the scheduler (if any), number of competing processes (if any), system paging, whether the call is interpreted or compiled, whether functions called are compiled, the kind of garbage collector involved and whether it runs, whether internal data structures (e.g., hash tables) are implicitly reorganized, etc.
Exceptional Situations: None.
See Also:
get-internal-real-time, get-internal-run-time
Notes:
In general, these timings are not guaranteed to be reliable enough for marketing comparisons. Their value is primarily heuristic, for tuning purposes.
For useful background information on the complicated issues involved in interpreting timing results, see Performance and Evaluation of Lisp Programs.


Cerastium neoscardicum, from the serpentinite massif of Mt. Ostrovica, has an indumentum somewhat similar to that of C. alpinum var. lanatum (Lam.) Hegetschw, but with thinner and more matted hairs, similar to those in C. decalvans. This species shows great morphological variability and several characters are intermediate between those of C. alpinum and C. decalvans. The same ploidy and morphological similarity of C. alpinum and C. neoscardicum on Mts. Šar-Planina suggest that morphological differentiation followed the ecological divergence, C. alpinum growing at higher elevations on silicate and carbonate substrates, and C. neoscardicum colonizing the warmer ultramafic terrains at lower altitudes. Similar differentiation of C. alpinum related to different substrates is known from Fennoscandia, but Berglund (2005) showed that populations on serpentinite are genetically not significantly different from populations on other substrates, suggesting that the serpentinite populations have evolved recently. This might also be the case with C. alpinum and C. neoscardicum on Mts. Šar-Planina.


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The Cellular Network service ensures that the modem is registered on the network when an user application makes a request for network access. This includes:
- ensuring that the radio is turned on.
- ensuring that there is a valid SIM, and it is unlocked.
- ensuring that the modem is registered on the network.
If all of the above conditions are met, then the service indicates that the network is available.
IPC interfaces binding
All the functions of this API are provided by the cellNetService application service.
Here's a code sample binding to Cellular Network services:
bindings: { clientExe.clientComponent.le_cellnet -> cellNetService.le_cellnet }
Requesting the Cellular Network
The Cellular Network can be requested using le_cellnet_Request(). The le_cellnet_Request function will turn on the radio if it is switched off and it will unlock the SIM if a PIN code is required (it will retrieve the needed information from the config DB, cf. Cellular Network configuration tree). Before the cellular network is requested, an application should register a network state handler using le_cellnet_AddStateEventHandler(). Once the cellular network becomes available, the handler will be called to indicate that the modem is now registered on the network.
If the state of the network changes, then the handler will be called with the new state.
To release the cellular network, an application can use le_cellnet_Release(). Once all user applications release the cellular network access, then the service will turn off the radio.
All configuration data required for a network registration, such as the PIN code of the SIM, will be stored in the Config DB.
Network Options
- Note
- The functionaliy described in this section is not currently implemented; this description is provided to outline future functionality.
Some applications may have network requirements that are not met by the default cellular network service. For example, it would specify the SIM on which it wants to operate.
In this case, an application can create a request object using le_cellnet_CreateRequest(), set optional values on that request object, using le_cellnet_SelectSim() and then submits that object to a cellular network request, using le_cellnet_SubmitRequest().
Cellular Network configuration tree
The configuration database path for the SIM is:
/ modemServices/ sim/ 1/ pin==
- '1' is the sim slot number that le_sim_GetSelectedCard() is returning.
- 'PIN_CODE' is the PIN code for the SIM card.
- Note
- when a new SIM is inserted and :
- is locked, Cellular Network Service will read automatically the config DB in order to try to enter the pin for the SIM card.
- is blocked, Cellular Network Service just log an error and did not try to enter the puk code.
Copyright (C) Sierra Wireless Inc. Use of this work is subject to license.
Copyright (C) Sierra Wireless Inc. Use of this work is subject to license.


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Thanks for the suggestion. It's a good one. Synergy 1.9 uses Install 1.3 and so doesn't suffer from the problem you talk about.
Basically, if you try to install for "current user only" and there are still old files for "all users" littered around the system it will get rid of the old files (the only drawback is it may ask you for an administrator password if it doesn't have privileges to remove those files).
The reverse case (old "current user only" files being left around when you install for "all users") has never been a problem because the "current user only" files have always been automatically removed when installing for "all users".
So the problem you mention here (having two sets of files which come from different versions) is no longer possible.
Nevertheless I think your suggestion is a good one. I have reworded the summary slightly to reflect the sort of change that would be needed: basically, it would be nice if Install could detect if there were any "all users" files on the disk when you run the installer, and if there are, automatically pre-select the "all users" radio button. In the reverse case (no "all users" files on disk) it could either select the "current user" radio button if it finds "current user" files on the disk, or leave the selection untouched.
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Changing assignment to reflect my new email address.
https://wincent.com/a/news/archives/2006/05/change_of_email.php
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AIR BUD (Disney) Starring: Michael Jeter, Kevin Zegers, Wendy Makkena, Bill Cobbs. Screenplay: Paul Tamasy and Aaron Mendelsohn. Producers: William Vince and Robert Vince. Director: Charles Martin Smith. MPAA Rating: PG (mild profanity) Running Time: 99 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
In an early scene from AIR BUD, young Josh Framm (Kevin Zegers), a fatherless and friendless boy in an idyllic suburban neighborhood, rolls a ball into some bushes and is startled when something rolls the ball back to him.
Well, actually, it's a sweet-tempered dog, recently escaped from his nasty owner, an inept clown named Norm Snively (Michael Jeter). Even though the owner doesn't care enough about the dog to name him, he still shows up to claim his property once he realizes the boy has his dog. The boy refuses to give up his new friend, however, because he has come to love...the little beagle named Shiloh.
Well, actually, it's a golden retriever named Buddy. From the trailers and promotions for AIR BUD, you might be expecting a rambunctious sports comedy about a bad-team-made-good in the recent Disney tradition, with a hoops-playing pooch leading a basketball team to victory -- sort of THE MIGHTY DOGS. With a few token exceptions, it's nothing of the kind. Screenwriters Paul Tamasy and Aaron Mendelsohn want AIR BUD to be a touching story of a lonely boy and his dog, something warm but slow-paced, something decidedly _not_ THE MIGHTY DOGS.
Given the formulaic drivel Disney usually passes off as live action entertainment, that noble goal alone should have made AIR BUD worth supporting. Unfortunately, two cosmically bad decisions gummed up the works. The first of these you can chalk up to Tamasy and Mendelsohn, who make the mistake of attempting to evoke the most beloved lonely boy and his dog story of recent years (Steven Spielberg's E. T.) while incidentally evoking the best lonely boy and his dog story of this year (the recent video debut SHILOH). Young Kevin Zegers is a decent enough actor, but he's fighting against some tough precedents when he tries to make his friendship with Buddy uniquely compelling, as well as fighting against Charles Martin Smith's languid direction.
The second mistake is purely the fault of Disney's marketing department, which will be luring unsuspecting kids and their parents to what they believe is going to be a slapstick comedy. Buddy's impressive basketball tricks might make a nice five-minute visit with Letterman or Leno, but they're not the stuff a feature film is made of. With the exception of one minor chase scene and the big basketball game finale (which features the ridiculous fiction -- and anyone who has ever been to a middle school basketball game will realize this -- of a middle school basketball game with a score in the 80s and a team which runs a pivot game reminiscent of Medowlark Lemon-era Globetrotters), AIR BUD is achingly slow. Twice as many children in the screening audience were roaming the aisles as were enraptured by the less-than-antic antics of Josh and Buddy.
It's tough to knock a family film which dares to avoid bodily function humor, but AIR BUD simply has no focus or direction, a fact made abundantly clear when the ridiculous basketball game finale gives way to an even more ridiculous courtroom finale. The custody battle for Buddy is even more of a chore to sit through than the rest of the film, and it does families the service of explaining to children that our legal system is based on dotty old judges with delusions of Solomonic wisdom. AIR BUD is really deserving of praise for only one reason: it's not what it's being sold as. Three cheers for the curative powers of false advertising.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 Buddy pictures: 3.
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by WFTX Digital TeamBONITA SPRINGS, Fla. -- From the battlefield to the ball field. Sunday, the Louisville Sluggers, a national amputee baseball-softball team, played in the First Responders Warriors Cup in Bonita Springs.
The Sluggers played against the city's first responders, which included members from the Lee County Sheriff's Office and Bonita Springs Fire Control and Rescue District.
The Slugger team consists of military veterans, active duty personnel, wounded warriors...and amputee college baseball players. They say playing tonight was very special for many reasons.
Each athlete has a unique story. They've either suffered a loss of a limb, a partial limb...or eye. Or they have other prostheses because of congenital, disease, or trauma-related reasons.


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The Mini is a small economy car produced by the English based British Motor Corporation (BMC) and its successors from 1959 until 2000. The original is considered an icon of 1960s British popular culture. Its space-saving transverse engine front-wheel drive layout – allowing 80 percent of the area of the car's floorpan to be used for passengers and luggage – influenced a generation of car makers.[12] In 1999 the Mini was voted the second most influential car of the 20th century, behind the Ford Model T, and ahead of the Citroën DS and Volkswagen Beetle.


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Introduction
The most prestigious league for basketball is the National Basketball Association NBA, it's a league consisting of two conferences, East and West, 15 teams per conference. It has the best basketball players in the world. There is a regular season in which all 30 teams play their best and try to qualify for the playoffs but only 8 best teams from each conference are selected for the playoffs based on their record. In the season of 2015-2016 two of the greatest records were broken by two very unique teams. Golden State Warriors GSW set a regular season record of 73-9 which means they just lost 9 times in the whole season. Which is by far the most impressive accomplishment in NBA. With a record so good everyone had GSW as the NBA champion even before the playoffs started. What happened next was one of the rarest event in professional sports in all of North America. The Cleveland Cavaliers CLE were down in the NBA finals 3-1 to GSW, GSW just had to win one match to close the series and become champions. But GSW went down with the biggest upset in professional sports, GSW lost 3 straight games making CLE the champions.
The Top Tier
After the completion of the regular season, the top 4 teams with the highest chances of winning the championship was Cleveland Cavaliers CLE, Toronto Raptors TOR, Golden State Warriors GSW and San Antonio Spurs SAS. As usual the West is usually the stronger conference amongst East and West. We have GSW and SAS which had the highest chances of winning the championship and were from the West. Both the teams from the East had a very low chance of winning the championship.
The Best Against The Rest
When all was said and done the finals was between the GSW and CLE. In this bar graph we can see how the teams compared to their opponents in the regular season. The graph shows a clear point difference of +10 on average for GSW and +6 for CLE. Maintianing a +10 point difference in the west is really an achievement.
The Best Under Pressure
When we compare the performance of GSW and CLE in the finals to their regular season, we see that GSW completely choked and went from 114 points on average to 99 points per game, CLE also had a drop off but it isn't as drastic as that of GSW.
Who Dictated The Pace?
In this graph we can see that in reality CLE didn't play better than their regular season. In reality GSW really slowed down and their stats across the board dropped drastically. CLE pretty much played their game at their pace and brought GSW to their level.
Big money
Being the underdogs CLE had all odds against them. While all the predictions said GSW would win the championship the result differed and CLE won at last. Maybe a reference to The Chaos Theory. To give you a better understanding when GSW was up 3-1 in the series the chances of them winning was 94.1% if you would have bet 10,000 on CLE winning the series(before game 5), you would have made 120,000. No team in the professional sport has ever comeback from down 3-1, only CLE has done it, in many ways thanks to LeBron James.


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1. Features
- Prepare generic JSON format
- Prepare generic Excel format
- Setup liquibase for database versioning
- Add letsco-data-provider module to read files from FTP server and send data to the backend
- Add API to transform valid Excel files to JSON and save generated data into database
- Initializing RSC KPI report module
- Add export RSC KPI Excel report functionality
- Add export RSC KPI PDF report functionality
- Setup Kafka to send cards to OpFab
- create process to send process successful card to OpFab
- create process to send process failed card to OpFab
- create process to send message validated card to OpFab
- Configure OpFab screens: card feed & archives
- Add online documentation: https://letscoordinate.github.io/
2. Tasks
- [LC-169] Allow a user to customize the title and summary in the feed for the card sent to opfab
- [LC-163] Make some screenshot for Let’s Co OS + Sample of pdf/xlsx RSC KPI report
- [LC-162] Allow a user to customize a title and summary for the reduced view in opfab
- [LC-158] Add a README.md & tools that allows a new developer to run the project
- [LC-157] Implement the Excel download (RSC KPI report)
- [LC-156] Implement the PDF download (RSC KPI report)
- [LC-153] If specific message, send it to third app via POST call
- [LC-152] Add TSOs and RSCs config files
- [LC-149] Make a docker-compose or k8s quick deployment of letsco
- [LC-148] Create process to send message validated card to opfab
- [LC-147] Create process to send process failed card to opfab
- [LC-146] Create process to send process success card to opfab
- [LC-141] Create 2 excels files based on the 2 JSONs generic input files (ProcessFailed and ProcessSuccess)
- [LC-127] Send the JSONs
3. Bugs
- [LC-172] For all ACK negative notification, change the color of the notification in RED instead of orange
4. Stories
- [LC-17] Put all TSOs and RSCs list in a parameter list


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What It Means Basically, what this quote means is that the best feeling in life can be attained through showing people that said you couldn't, that you actually could. Proving people wrong and not limiting yourself by what others say you should and can or cannot do. You should define yourself and when ever someone tells you that you aren't capable of doing something, show them that you can do it and that you can even do it better. Showing people that you are capable of doing what they think you can't is better than any revenge because you showed them that they were wrong, and you may have even gained a few things in the process. Visual Aide
Knowledge speaks but wisdom listens
Too often in life we seek only to be heard instead of truly listening to, and understanding those who matter to us most– the ones that we love in this world. Jimi knew, and it would serve us well (me especially) to heed his wise words. At the end of the day, it’s the love that we give and receive– in other words, relationships, that make this life beautiful and worth living. Sometimes we must decrease so that the relationship can increase. After all, what’s more important– being happy, or proving how smart we are and being right all the time?
Take a moment and breathe
It's always nice when you do something and it's well received as opposed to the other way which God knows happens to everybody. When the good times come around, you take a deep breath, appreciate it, but not take it too seriously.
I just want people to take a step back, take a deep breath and actually look at something with a different perspective. But most people will never do that.
During a panic attack, I remember that today is just today and that is all that it is. I take a deep breath in and I realize that in this moment I am fine and everything is okay. More importantly, I am reminded that my A.P.C. jeans are so perfectly worn in that they are appropriate for any season and I am suddenly at ease.
You can talk yourself into a good emotional state. I stop for a second, take a deep breath, and think about something that's beautiful. A beautiful thought for me is cutting the umbilical cord for my child. I can guarantee you that your emotional state will change.
I have so much chaos in my life, it's become normal. You become used to it. You have to just relax, calm down, take a deep breath and try to see how you can make things work rather than complain about how they're wrong.
 You get to a point where your legs don't move and you can't take a deep breath. You start to hit the ball about a yard wide, instead of inches.
Sometimes when I hear criticism of my husband, I want to come out of my seat and clock somebody. But you learn to take a deep breath.
What about the rat race in the first place? Is it worthwhile? Or are you just buying into someone else's definition of success?  But if you think it's a rat race, before you drop out, take a deep breath. Maybe you picked the wrong job. Try again. And then try again.
I love standing up behind the blocks, and I love that moment just before you dive in and it goes quiet, and you take a deep breath and you just dive, and then you try and win, but that moment just before I go, that's why I race.
Certainly in the Capitol you do get moments were you sort of take a deep breath and think of all the historic figures who have been in that building, like Abraham Lincoln, who have stood right in those same rooms to make the landmark decisions.


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Vladimir Svyatoslavich - Novgorod and Kiev prince, at which the Baptism of Russia.


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I am an American Graphic Designer from France.
Based in the Hague.
I am currently busy in the fields of image making and motion graphics.
A sixteen-page publication aiming to capture a conversation that I had with Dutch Reiki Master and healing crystal salesman named Marcel Vis. The structure of the publication is based on Marcel’s journey from being healed to becoming a healer. Each spread focuses on the healing of an individual chakra by extracting relevant quotes from our conversation and pairing them with the stones that heal the corresponding chakra.
Public space is filled with messages of all kinds written and performed by the individuals that inhabit it. As a result of these instances of self-expression, different forms of written and oral language have been born that have gone unaccounted for in the history of communication.
This catalogue is an attempt to record and organize them and give them the attention they deserve.
Part of the exhibition
Tools of Communication,
Page Not Found, Den Haag Sep 2018
A collection of exercises about image and text, opened by an extract from Hito Steyerl’s essay of the same name.
Revival of a Historic Typeface
This publication was created solely using the content of four books:
1. Wilder Mann: The Image of the Savage Charles Fréger (2012)
2. Hindi/ Urdu Phrasebook Parvez Dewan (1988)
3. Modern Sculpture Herbert Read (1964)
4. Not A toy, José Teunissen (2011).
The result is a pocket phrasebook for a dangerous faraway planet.
Collaboration with Nedislav Kamburov.
Due to limited space in the Netherlands, it is not uncommon to share your grave with other people or to have your body exhumed after a number of years. The price of a plot varies greatly across every province and city in the Netherlands. Therefore, the Dutch have been turning towards other means of body disposal as of late.
This publication explores the particularities of the Dutch funerary environment and its current costs and laws.
Collaboration with Anastasia Umpeleva
In an age of skyscrapers and high-rise buildings, it's nearly impossible to view the enormity of Cathedrals with the mindset of a medieval pilgrim. But, even from a 21st-century perspective, it's hard not to be moved by the sheer size and scale of the massive stone structures. This publication recounts the experiences of 10 different tourists as they enter cathedrals while on holiday. All of the typefaces used have been extracted from carvings from different Spanish and French cathedrals.
The following publication contains a collection of excerpts of scripts from recent comedy movies that include suicide themed jokes. Should suicide be joked about? Can jokes about suicide be funny, or should they be avoided at all costs? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=300Q0_B1uYc
A small book of letterpress experiments.
Our project revolved around the theme of equality in 1968 and Martha Rosler's series of collages entitled 'House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home'. We designed the three key sources that we read in order to write our essay.
Collaboration with:
Selina Landis
Michelle Janssen
Emma Benozzi
The Giant Floating Eyeball was a project collaboration between the Dutch Ministry of Finance and the Royal Academy of Art, The Hague (KABK).
The Ministry of Finance currently uses algorithms to perform calculations in relation to financial market projection, national budget, and tax. We were tasked with creating our own algorithms to help predict the next market crash.
Nedislav Kamburov and I created our own algorithm through the combination of astrological data and stock market trends in order to calculate future fluctuations through the movement of the spheres.
Collaboration with Nedislav Kamburov.
Part of the exhibition
The Giant Floating Eyeball — Finance & Algorithm,
Ministerie van Financiën
May 2019
This ‘Twin Poster’ was made solely using the same components as the original poster. Original poster by Lamm & Kirch.
This poster was made to promote the lecture by Paulo Tavares concerning deforestation and the Anthoposcene.
A poster for a fictional perfume designed by Thierry Muegler. There are two versions of this poster; one effect-based and a minimalistic one.
Promoting a lecture by Eva Verberne for the KABK’s interior architecture department.
Collaboration with Nicolai Schmelling.
A series of posters designed around images that were generated using Processing.
A poster for an event hosted by Gert Dumbar at the Royal Academy of Art in the Hague. The design was silkscreened onto 65 pillowcases and attendees were asked to bring their own pillows to complete the event’s full slumber party/ adult film set atmosphere.
Is there a better feeling than breathing clean, fresh air straight out of the Dyson Pure Cool TP01?
As clean air becomes scarcer, more products claiming to restore air quality are entering the market. Particulate Matters explores the commodification of clean air by studying the language of air-purifier commercials.
In this project, CGI mascots of ‘good’ and ‘bad’ air particles have been directly extracted from different air-purifier commercials. The air particles have been personified with scripted speaking roles. By re-contextualizing the virtually branded air-particles, Particulate Matters aims to reveal the overlapping lexicons of cleanliness and right-wing speech and highlight the sombre reality that air purifiers are masking.
The outcome of a series of flyers designed within strict restrictions.
A digital illustration for the collaborative publication ‘Questioning answers’. This piece was based on an interview conducted between Bina Rothblatt and her robotic counterpart, Bina 48.
A poster designed to accompany a publication exploreing the theme of bacteria.
In the future, everything that can be ethically made will be ethically made.


One of the greater problem in addressing this kind of cellular space management is to choose how many RBBs have to be utilized and the position of each of them in order to minimize the number of idle cells. This implies an obvious overhead due to extra time spent in optimizing their position. A preliminary adopted solution is to test position of each RBB at different offsets from the beginning of the cellular space, and choose the combination that guarantees the minimum number of IDLE cells. Another problem can arise from the fact that a cell may be activated at the same step from two cells belonging to two different RBB, with the consequence of determining which RBB should take responsibility of the newly activated cell.
\(\eta\) was monitored utilizing up to 4 RBB at the same time, and good results has appeared (see figure [fig:RBBcomparision]).


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Returns the type of a variant object.
This function returns an integer value that indicates the type of variant, which can be an instance of COM, DOTNET or VARIANT classes. The return value can be compared to one of the VT_XXX constants. The return value for COM and DOTNET objects will usually be VT_DISPATCH; the only reason this function works for those classes is because COM and DOTNET are descendants of VARIANT. In PHP versions prior to 5, you could obtain this information from instances of the VARIANT class ONLY, by reading a fake type property. See the VARIANT class for more information on this.


Our long-term goal is to develop a common methodology and framework for reproducible co-design of the efficient software/hardware stack for emerging algorithms requested by our advisory board (inference, object detection, training, etc) in terms of speed, accuracy, energy, size, complexity, costs and other metrics. Open ReQuEST competitions bring together AI, ML and systems researchers to share complete algorithm implementations (code and data) as portable, customizable and reusable Collective Knowledge workflows. This helps other researchers and end-users to quickly validate such results, reuse workflows and optimize/autotune algorithms across different platforms, models, data sets, libraries, compilers and tools. We will also use our practical experience reproducing experimental results from ReQuEST submissions to help set up artifact evaluation at the upcoming SysML 2019, and to suggest new algorithms for the inclusion to the MLPerf benchmark.
ReQuEST is aimed at providing a scalable tournament framework, a common experimental methodology and an open repository for continuous evaluation and optimization of the quality vs. efficiency Pareto optimality of a wide range of real-world applications, libraries and models across the whole hardware/software stack on complete platforms. In contrast with other (deep learning) benchmarking challenges where experimental results are submitted in a form of JSON, CSV or XLS files, ReQuEST participants will be asked to submit a complete workflow artifact in a unified and automated form (i.e. not just some ad-hoc Docker/VM image) which encompasses toolchains, frameworks, algorithm, libraries, and target hardware platform; any of which can be fine-tuned, or customized at will by the participant to implement their optimization technique. Such open infrastructure helps to bring together multidisciplinary researchers in systems, compilers, architecture and machine learning to develop and share their algorithms, tools and techniques as portable, customizable and "plug&play" components with a common API.
We then arrange open ReQuEST competitions on Pareto-efficient co-design of the whole software/hardware stack to continuously optimize such algorithms in terms of speed, accuracy, energy, costs and other metrics across diverse inputs and platforms from IoT to supercomputers. All benchmarking results and winning SW/HW/model configurations will be visualized on a public interactive dashboard and grouped according to certain categories (e.g.embedded vs. server). The winning artifacts will be discoverable via ACM Digital Library to help the community reproduce, reuse, improve and compare against them thanks to the common experimental framework.
We hope that our approach will help automate research and accelerate innovation!
See ReQuEST introduction report and CK presentation about our long-term vision.
For the first iteration of ReQuEST at ASPLOS'18, we focus on Deep Learning. Our first step is to provide coverage for the ImageNet image classification challenge. Restricting the competition to a single application domain will allow us to prepare an open-source tournament infrastructure and validate it across multiple hardware platforms, deep learning frameworks, libraries, models and inputs. For future incarnations of ReQuEST, we will provide broader application coverage, based on the interests of the research community and the direction set by our industrial board.
Though our main focus is on end-to-end applications, we also plan to allow future submissions for (micro)kernels such as matrix multiply, convolutions and transfer functions to facilitate participation from the compilers and computer architecture community.
In general, we want to encourage participants to target accessible, off-the-shelf hardware to allow our artifact evaluation committee to conveniently reproduce their results. Example systems include:
In the longer term, we also plan to provide support for simulator-based evaluations for architecture/micro-architecture research.
We want to unify every submission to enable fair evaluation. That is why we decided to use the open-source Collective Knowledge workflow framework (CK). CK helps the community share artifacts (models, data sets, libraries, tools) as reusable and customizable components with a common JSON API and meta description. CK also helps implement portable workflows which can adapt to a user environment on Linux, Windows, MacOS and Android. ACM currently evaluates CK to enabling sharing of reusable and portable artifacts in an ACM Digital Library.
Non-profit cTuning foundation will help authors convert their artifacts and experimental scripts to the CK format during evaluation while reusing AI artifacts already shared by the community in the CK format (see CK AI repositories, CK modules (wrappers), CK software detection plugins, portable CK packages). Authors can also try to convert their workflows to the CK format themselves using the distinguished artifact from ACM CGO'17 as an example ( see Artifact repository at GitHub, Artifact Appendix, CK notes, CK portable workflows) though the learning curve is still quite steep - we plan to prepare CK tutorials based on the feeback from the participants.
ReQuEST will not determine a single winner, as collapsing all of the metrics into one single metric across all platforms will result in over-engineered solutions. Instead, each ReQuEST tournament will expose a set of quality, performance and efficiency metrics to perform optimizations on.
Solutions do not have to be on the Pareto frontier to be accepted for such workshops and the open ReQuEST repository - a submission can be praised for its originality, reproducibility, adaptability, scalability, portability, ease of use, etc.
However, reproducible submissions on the Pareto frontier will have an option to be published in the ACM Digital Library with ACM available, reusable and replicated badges. This will make them discoverable via ACM DL search engine - you can check this new feature yourself (since 2018) by selecting "Artifact Badge" for field and then select any badge you wish in the ACM DL advanced search!
Members of the ReQuEST advisory/industrial board will look over and comment on the results of our tournaments and workshops, collaborate on a common methodology for reproducible evaluation and optimization, suggest realistic workloads for future tournaments, arrange access to rare hardware to Artifact Evaluation Committee, and provide prizes for the most efficient solutions.


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Live Updates: Air Raid Sirens Sound Across Israel a Day After Rockets Rain From Gaza
The situation remains tense after about 50 rockets were launched from the Gaza Strip towards Israel on Tuesday, while the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) carried out airstrikes, killing several militants.
According to an initial report by the IDF, sirens have warned people about potential danger in Kibbutz Kerem Shalom and in the Shfela area.
The alarms come just a day after a massive rocket strike against Israel, following the IDF's elimination of the commander of the group Palestinian Islamic Jihad, Baha Abu Al Ata. The IDF suspected him of preparing a new assault against Israel, also noting that he was responsible for hundreds of terror attacks.
Israel stated that its air defences had intercepted around 90 percent of those projectiles, but the country had to suspend classes in numerous schools for security reasons, leaving almost 1 million students at their homes.
Following the Tuesday strikes, Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh called on Israel to stop the operations, appealing to the UN, because he considered the Israeli attack to be aggression against Gaza. At the same time, the enclave's Health Ministry also stated that at least ten people have died due to the IDF airstrikes.


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PELNI FERRY ADVENTURE
The panic started getting to me once we arrived at the dock. As soon as we crossed
the front gate, people starting hitting the taxi and looking through the window to
see our bags. As we progresses through the alley the hitting became more and more
violent has people started climbing on the taxi to be the first one the grab our
bags. Let’s just say that the competition was fierce. There’s was a sea of bag
carrier over there trying to pick up our things and get them on the boat.
(Singaporean and Indonesian use the ferry to transport marchandise so they travel
with a lot of boxes, therefore a lot of bag carrier are on place). We finally got
out of the taxi with our bags without any problems. We only had 2 small bags, we
were not their type of client. We thenWe then proceeded to stand in front of the
door with a few 100 other people waiting for the doors to open, we then notice that
we were the only tourist. That’s where I got scared a bit. People were staring at us
and whispering. At first, I thought shit, I am too naked, it’s a muslim country (we
didn’t know that until we arrived in that courtyard) After 30 minutes, one guy
finally came up to us and ask “ Can we take a selfie with you?” We became the
tourist attraction, all the people that were whispering got the courage to ask us
for a photo. That’s was all, we were extremely tall white tourist and they wanted
pictures. And throughout indonesia people requested picture and sometime they just
snick one without asking.
After waiting in that area for over an hour, they opened the gates for us. We then
had to put our bags through to most useless scanner on the face of earth since
people piled up their bag through the scanner, so the scanner was basically a nice
conveyor belt for bags. After that, we had to wait in a large room that soon felt
very small and made us regret waiting in the sun in the parking lot.
Let me reminded you that we are in Indonesia, it is warm, very very warm, especially
in room that is getting smaller by the minute as more and more people are getting
in. There was fans and A.C in the room but only 3 fan were working and one tiny A.C
was on… Not enough even the locals were boiling. After another hour or so waiting
there it was time to get on a bus that will get us to the boat. I am going to sum up
trying to get on the bus, the bus ride and going through th boat ramp as a really
“pushy” and “elbowy” ride.
Once we were on the boat, we got directed to our cabin. To get to our cabin, we
needed to go through the third class cabins and we were really happy we booked first
class. It was a summer camp style of dortoir but without the space between the bunk
beds... and hundreds of them! To summarize, hundreds of people bunked up in the same
room at 35-40 degrees celsius.
(Here more
specific about the Boat and it’s amenities) Our first class cabin was two
single bed and a shower. But we never took a shower because that thing was last
cleaned in the first world war…
Tiny warning about the boat that we wish we knew beforehand, they blast the
prayer 4 times a days in the room and you cannot turn it down. Bring ear plugs. Now
here the truth, the sheets were clean but there was tiny insect crawling around the
room and falling on us as we slept. We got in a pretty big match of bug killing. It
was also very very warm, even if on the website they said there was A.C. but truly,
it was not A.C. for Canadian in Indonesia… A nice thing was that we were fed and the
food was good, not extremely good but good. It was chicken and rice for every meal
and the side dish changes. But keep in mind, you are on a boat (and not like one of
the disney one) so you deal with what you get.
On that boat ride we met an incredible man that was riding his bike around Asia
(summing up 14 000 miles so far!) and we share stories and talk a lot with him
(Here is Scott Sharick
instagram). The ride felt like being in a different world. No matter where
we went, there was people and no one on the boat really spoke english. Side story:
We missed the first meal because they announce it in Indonesian. We started asking
question about meals later on and suddenly they start announcing meals in english!
We were really grateful.
We were supposed to arrive in Jakarta at 8:00 pm, so we told ourselves no problem,
we will book an hotel on the boat or upon our arrival. But it didn’t happen that
way, the boat was late, very late and we ended up arriving in Jakarta at 2:00 AM. If
you are asking why we didn’t book an hotel before leaving? We were planning on doing
it on the boat. And yes there was internet on the boat, but of course it wasn’t
working… So after getting out of the boat and the dock terminal wich was my new most
chaotic arrival of all time. (This time it wasn’t just one person pushing us but
multiple and we had to fight our way through the gate. And I mean fight literally,
it wasn’t just elbow anymore but full on pushing). Afterward, fortunately for us,
once we were in the port building, there was free wifi! So we googled hotels and get
ready to leave. Thing is, you cannot book an hotel for a night that’s almost over…
We then decided to choose an hotel that shows availability and show up there. We
negotiated a taxi, gave him the address and arrived almost without any problem
(Besides that the taxi got lost …). We then proceed to the first hotel counter to
find two adolescent playing games on there phone… And clearly we were annoying them.
They kept repeating that we could only rent a room at 2:00PM not before and that we
needed to go away. We gave up and started wandering around for another hotel in the
middle of the night in a country we didn’t know. (Because we didn’t have internet or
a phone to check online again or order a cab) Fortunately, we found one, but we
didn’t have enough cash to book the room. So my Alexis went in search of an ATM
while I stayed with the luggage hoping that everything goes well. (More like praying
at this point… begging…) Finally, he came back and we were able to go to sleep, In
the worst hotel of our trip yet. Yes, a lot of “THE WORST” in one night. But hey,
that’s what adventures are! We don’t remember why we wanted to take the boat to get
to Jakarta but we also didn’t regret it. It was one of those aventure that you
remember because they were so strange and disorganised.


Boy, 8, finds world's biggest Hula Hoop when mum gives him after-school snack
Stunned Tom McGrath has told of his delight after finding the super-sized three and a half inch snack
by James Rodger, https://www.facebook.com/jamesrodgerjournalistThe eight-year-old son of a man with two Guinness World Records is claiming one himself after finding the biggest ever - HULA HOOP crisp.
Stunned Tom McGrath has told of his delight after finding the super-sized three and a half inch snack.
He now hopes it will make it into the Guinness Book of World Records - his dad Fergal is already in there with two driving world records.
Tom discovered the huge snack when his mum Sarah, 48, gave him crisps after school.
Tom, of Swindon, Wilts, said: “When I saw it, I was quite shocked and then I showed my mum and my dad and they were really surprised.
“I was tempted to eat it but it’s lucky that I didn’t because then it would have been gone for good.”
Two hours after discovering it he rushed to football practice to tell his friend about the crisp and he couldn’t believe it.
And this isn’t the first time Tom has discovered a funny looking Hula Hoop.
Tom, who goes to Croft Primary, said: “I’ve seen some before that were funny shapes and different sizes.
"You can get some quite often that are double the size they should be but they’ve never been as big as this one.”
His dad Fergal, 48, thinks it could be a world record and described it as ‘a whopper’.
Fergal said: “Guinness might be interested, but KP actually make them so I will drop them an email too and maybe we will hear back from them.”
For now Tom is keeping it in a sealed bag to see if it's a record. If not, he might sell it on Ebay.
Fergal said: “We were thinking crazy things like it could be a Guinness World Record.
''I’ve got two Guinness World Records and so I emailed the guys I know to see if it really is.”
He secured one for driving around Europe in a Honda Civic doing 100 miles per gallon.
The second was in a Honda Jazz travelling 840 miles at 95 miles per gallon.
Hula Hoops are produced by KP, a business founded in1853 by Charles Kenyon but started making crisps in the 1940s.
The popular snack launched in 1973.


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Bag of luck (200)
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Getting started information.
Grab the latest runnable jar and run java -jar protean.jar 3000 3001
. This will launch the app with the admin port set to 3001 and the main projects API port set to 3000.
Any project configuration files (see below) in the same directory as the runnable jar will be loaded on app startup. Project config files must have an edn extension. If there are no project configuration files available a defaut sample project is made available.
Project API's are configured in simple text files which are a lot like JSON, the simplest possible example of which is listed below:
{:simple {:paths {"path/data" {}}}}
This creates a single resource which can be accessed with curl -v http://localhost:3000/simple/path/data
. This will return a 200 response with no body.
It is possible to define more complex simulated project API's. Below is the out of the box sample project API.
{ :sample { :paths { "get/simple" {:doc "Simplest example of a resource - doc is optional"} "get/test/*" { :doc "Get with path parameter wildcard and configurable error and probability" :rsp { :body {"t1key" "t1val"} :errors {:status [504] :probability 50} } } "random/test2" { :doc "Get with mandatory request headers/query str params" :req { :headers {"X-Auth" "XYZ"} :req-params {"blurb" "flibble"} } :rsp {:body {"t2key" "t2val"}} } "get/xml" { :doc "Get with XML content type/response" :rsp { :content-type "text/xml" :body [:parent [:child {:type "xml"}]] } } "post/test" { :doc "Post with mandatory request url encoded form" :req { :method :post :form {"k1" "v1"} } :rsp {:headers {"Location" "7"}} } "put/test1" { :doc "Put with mandatory body payload - defaults to JSON, demonstrates overriding response status code" :req { :method :put :body {"k1" "v1" "k2" "v2"} } :rsp {:status 200} } "delete/test" { :doc "Delete sample" :req {:method :delete} } "get/slow" { :doc "Get with slow response (secs) - useful for testing timeouts" :rsp {:time 2} } } :errors {:status [500 503] :probability 25} } }


Server Setup
This guide explains how to deploy a utopia
web application.
Deployment
The preferred method of deployment to a production server is via git. The utopia
command assists with setup of a remote git repository on the server. It will setup a git
post-update
hook which will deploy the site correctly and restart the application server for that site.
To setup a server for deployment:
$ mkdir /srv/http/www.example.com
$ cd /srv/http/www.example.com
$ sudo -u http utopia server create
On your development machine, you should setup the git remote:
$ git remote add production ssh://remote/srv/http/www.example.com
$ git push --set-upstream production master
Default Environment
Utopia will load config/environment.yaml
and update ENV
before executing any code. By default, variant is used for handling different environments. You can set default environment values using the utopia
command:
$ utopia environment VARIANT=staging DATABASE_VARIANT=staging1
ENV["VARIANT"] will default to "staging" unless otherwise specified.
ENV["DATABASE_VARIANT"] will default to "staging1" unless otherwise specified.
To set a value, write KEY=VALUE
. To unset a key, write KEY
.
When you run rake
tasks or spawn a server, the values in config/environment.yaml
will be the defaults. You can override them by manually specifying them, e.g. DATABASE_ENV=development rake db:info
.
Platform
The best deployment platform for Utopia is Linux, using falcon.
Sudo Setup
Create a file /etc/sudoers.d/http
with the following contents:
# Allow user samuel to check out code as user http using git:
%wheel ALL=(http) NOPASSWD: ALL
This allows the deploy task to correctly checkout code as user http
.
Automatic Deployment
Automatic deployment allows you to deploy updates to your site when they are committed to a specific branch.
GitHub Actions
Here is a basic workflow, adapted from the www.codeotaku.com workflow.
name: Development
on: [push]
jobs:
test:
strategy:
matrix:
os:
- ubuntu
ruby:
- 2.7
runs-on: ${{matrix.os}}-latest
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v1
- uses: ruby/setup-ruby@v1
with:
ruby-version: ${{matrix.ruby}}
- uses: actions/cache@v1
with:
path: vendor/bundle
key: ${{runner.os}}-${{matrix.ruby}}-${{hashFiles('**/Gemfile.lock')}}
restore-keys: |
${{runner.os}}-${{matrix.ruby}}-
- name: Bundle install
run: |
sudo apt-get install pkg-config
gem install bundler:2.1.4
bundle config path vendor/bundle
bundle install --jobs 4 --retry 3
- name: Run tests
run: ${{matrix.env}} bundle exec rspec
deploy:
needs: test
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
if: github.ref == 'refs/heads/master'
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v1
- name: Push to remote system
env:
DEPLOY_KEY: ${{secrets.deploy_key}}
run: |
eval "$(ssh-agent -s)"
ssh-add - <<< $DEPLOY_KEY
mkdir ~/.ssh
ssh-keyscan -H www.oriontransfer.net >> ~/.ssh/known_hosts
git push -f<EMAIL_ADDRESS>HEAD:master
You will need to add your own DEPLOY_KEY to the GitHub Secrets of your repository andupdate the hostnames and directories to suit your own setup.


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AlphaSparse: Generating High Performance SpMV Codes Directly from Sparse Matrices
Zhen Du, Jiajia Li, Yinshan Wang, Xueqi Li, Guangming Tan, Ninghui Sun.The International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis (SC). (To Appear)
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BALA-CPD: BALanced and Asynchronous Distributed Tensor Decomposition
Zheng Miao, Jiajia Li, Jon Calhoun, Rong Ge.The 24th IEEE Cluster (CLUSTER). (To Appear)
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DRIPS: Dynamic Rebalancing of Pipelined Streaming Applications CGRAs
Cheng Tan, Nicolas Bohm Agostini, Tong Geng, Chenhao Xie, Jiajia Li, Ang Li, Kevin Barker, Antonino Tumeo.28th IEEE International Symposium on High-Performance Computer Architecture (HPCA).
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A High Performance Sparse Tensor Algebra Compiler in MLIR
Ruiqin Tian, Luanzheng Guo, Jiajia Li, Bin Ren, Gokcen Kestor.The International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis (SC), the Seventh Annual Workshop on the LLVM Compiler Infrastructure in HPC (LLVM-HPC)
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A Survey: Handling Irregularities in Neural Network Acceleration with FPGAs
Tong Geng, Chunshu Wu, Cheng Tan, Chenhao Xie, Anqi Guo, Pouya Haghi, Sarah Yuan He, Jiajia Li, Martin Herbordt, Ang Li.IEEE High Performance Extreme Computing Conference (HPEC).
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DynPaC: Coarse-Grained, Dynamic, and Partially Reconfigurable Array for Streaming Applications
Cheng Tan, Tong Geng, Chenhao Xie, Nicolas Bohm Agostini, Jiajia Li, Ang Li, Kevin Barker, Antonino Tumeo.The 39th IEEE International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD). Best Paper Award
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Athena: High-Performance Sparse Tensor Contraction Sequence on Heterogeneous Memory
Jiawen Liu, Dong Li, Roberto Gioiosa, Jiajia LiInternational Conference on Supercomputing (ICS).
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Efficient Parallel Sparse Symmetric Tucker Decomposition for High-Order Tensors
Shruti Shivakumar, Jiajia Li, Ramakrishnan Kannan, Srinivas AluruSIAM Conference on Applied and Computational Discrete Algorithms (ACDA).
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Sparta: High-Performance, Element-Wise Sparse Tensor Contraction on Heterogeneous Memory
Jiawen Liu, Jie Ren, Roberto Gioiosa, Dong Li, Jiajia LiPrinciples and Practice of Parallel Programming (PPoPP).
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A Sparse Tensor Benchmark Suite for CPUs and GPUs
Jiajia Li, Mahesh Lakshminarasimhan, Xiaolong Wu, Ang Li, Catherine Olschanowsky, Kevin BarkerIEEE International Symposium on Workload Characterization (IISWC).
[paper] [bib] [code-PASTA] -
Sparsity-Aware Distributed Tensor Decomposition.
Zheng Miao, Jon C. Calhoun, Rong Ge, Jiajia LiACM/IEEE International Conference for High-Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis (SC).
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High-Performance Sparse Tensor Algebra Compiler.
Ruiqin Tian, Jiajia Li, Bin Ren, Gokcen KestorWomen in High Performance Computing Workshop (WHPC), in conjunction with ACM/IEEE International Conference for High-Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis (SC).
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Generic, Sparse Tensor Core for Neural Networks.
Xiaolong Wu, Yang Yi, Dave (Jing) Tian, Jiajia Li1st International Workshop on Machine Learning for Software Hardware Co-Design (MLSH), in conjunction with the 29th International Conference on Parallel Architectures and Compilation Techniques (PACT).
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Programming Strategies for Irregular Algorithms on the Emu Chick.
Eric Hein, Srinivas Eswar, Abdurrahman Yasar, Jiajia Li, Jeffrey S. Young, Tom Conte, Umit V. Catalyurek, Rich Vuduc, Jason Riedy, Bora UcarTransactions on Parallel Computing.
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On the Feasibility of Using Reduced- PrecisionTensor Core Operations for Graph Analytics
Jesun Sahariar Firoz, Ang Li, Jiajia Li, Kevin BarkerThe IEEE High Performance Extreme Computing Conference (HPEC).
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A Parallel Sparse Tensor Benchmark Suite on CPUs and GPUs
Jiajia Li, Mahesh Lakshminarasimhan, Xiaolong Wu, Ang Li, Catherine Olschanowsky, Kevin BarkerPrinciples and Practice of Parallel Programming (PPoPP).
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An Efficient Mixed-Mode Representation of Sparse Tensors
Israt Nisa, Jiajia Li, Aravind Sukumaran-Rajam, Prashant Rawat, Sriram Krishnamoorthy, P. (Saday) SadayappanACM/IEEE International Conference for High-Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis (SC).
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Efficient and Effective Sparse Tensor Reordering
Jiajia Li, Bora Ucar, Umit Catalyurek, Jimeng Sun, Kevin Barker, Richard VuducInternational Conference on Supercomputing (ICS).
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A Microbenchmark Characterization of the Emu Chick
Jeffrey S.Young, Eric Heinc, Srinivas Eswar, Patrick Lavin, Jiajia Li, Jason Riedy, Richard Vuduc, Tom Conte -
Load-Balanced Sparse MTTKRP on GPUs
Israt Nisa, Jiajia Li, Aravind Sukumaran-Rajam, Richard Vuduc, P. SadayappanIEEE International Parallel & Distributed Processing Symposium (IPDPS).
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Programming Strategies for Irregular Algorithms on the Emu Chick
Eric Hein, Srinivas Eswar, Abdurrahman Yaşar, Jiajia Li, Jeffrey S. Young, Thomas M. Conte, Ümit V. Çatalyürek, Rich Vuduc, Jason Riedy, Bora Uçar -
Evaluating Modern GPU Interconnect: PCIe, NVLink, NV-SLI, NVSwitch and GPUDirect
Ang Li, Shuaiwen Leon Song, Jieyang Chen, Jiajia Li, Xu Liu, Nathan Tallent, and Kevin BarkerIEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems (TPDS).
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PASTA: A Parallel Sparse Tensor Algorithm Benchmark Suite
Jiajia Li, Yuchen Ma, Xiaolong Wu, Ang Li, Kevin BarkerCCF Transactions on High Performance Computing.
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A Pattern Based Algorithmic Autotuner for Graph Processing on GPUs
Ke Meng, Jiajia Li, Guangming Tan, Ninghui SunPrinciples and Practice of Parallel Programming (PPoPP). Best Paper Award Finalist
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An Autotuning Protocol to Rapidly Build Autotuners
Junhong Liu, Guangming Tan, Yulong Luo, Jiajia Li, Zeyao Mo, Ninghui Sun -
Scalable Tensor Decompositions in High Performance Computing Environments
Jiajia LiPhD Dissertation. Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, USA.
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HiCOO: Hierarchical Storage of Sparse Tensors
Jiajia Li, Jimeng Sun, Richard VuducACM/IEEE International Conference for High-Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis (SC). Best Student Paper Award
[paper] [slides] [bib] [code]
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Optimizing Sparse Tensor Times Matrix on GPUs
Yuchen Ma, Jiajia Li, Xiaolong Wu, Chenggang Yan, Jimeng Sun, Richard VuducJournal of Parallel and Distributed Computing (Special Issue on Systems for Learning, Inferencing, and Discovering)
[paper] [bib] [code] -
An Initial Characterization of the Emu Chick
Eric Hein, Tom Conte, Jeffrey Young, Srinivas Eswar, Jiajia Li, Patrick Lavin, Richard Vuduc, Jason Riedy2018 IEEE International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium Workshops (IPDPSW).
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Bridging the Gap between Deep Learning and Sparse Matrix Format Selection
Yue Zhao, Jiajia Li, Chunhua Liao, Xipeng Shen23rd ACM SIGPLAN Symposium on Principles and Practice of Parallel Programming (PPoPP).
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Design and Implementation of Adaptive SpMV Library for Multicore and Manycore Architecture
Guangming Tan, Junhong Liu, Jiajia Li -
Model-Driven Sparse CP Decomposition for Higher-Order Tensors
Jiajia Li, Jee Choi, Ioakeim Perros, Jimeng Sun, Richard Vuduc31st IEEE International Parallel & Distributed Processing Symposium (IPDPS).
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Bridging the Gap between Deep Learning and Sparse Matrix Format Selection
Yue Zhao, Jiajia Li, Chunhua Liao, Xipeng ShenThe 26th International Conference on Parallel Architectures and Compilation Techniques (PACT).
[poster][bib] -
Non-Negative CP Decomposition on Distributed Clusters
Jiajia Li, Jee Choi, Xing Liu, Richard Vuduc(To be submitted).
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Understanding the GPU Microarchitecture to Achieve Bare-Metal Performance Tuning
Xiuxia Zhang, Guangming Tan, Shuangbai Xue, Jiajia Li, Keren Zhou, Mingyu Chen22nd ACM SIGPLAN Symposium on Principles and Practice of Parallel Programming (PPoPP).
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ParTI!: a Parallel Tensor Infrastructure for Data Analysis
Jiajia Li, Yuchen Ma, Chenggang Yan, Jimeng Sun, Richard VuducTensor-Learn Workshop, co-located with NIPS’16.
[poster][code] -
Optimizing Sparse Tensor Times Matrix on multi-core and many-core architectures
Jiajia Li, Yuchen Ma, Chenggang Yan, Richard VuducThe sixth Workshop on Irregular Applications: Architectures and Algorithms (IA^3), co-located with SC’16.
[paper] [code] [bib] -
Model-driven Sparse CP Decomposition for High-Order Tensors
Jiajia Li, Ioakeim Perros, Jimeng Sun, Richard VuducThe fifth international Women in HPC workshop, co-located with SC’16.
[poster] -
Tensors in Data Analysis: Methods, Applications, and Software
Casey Battaglino, Jiajia Li, Ioakeim Perros, Jimeng Sun, Richard Vuduc(To be submitted).
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An Input-Adaptive and In-Place Approach to Dense Tensor-Times-Matrix Multiply
Jiajia Li, Casey Battaglino, Ioakeim Perros, Jimeng Sun, Richard VuducThe International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage and Analysis (SC).
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Introducing high performance computing concepts into engineering undergraduate curriculum: a success story
B. Neelima, Jiajia LiProceedings of the Workshop on Education for High-Performance Computing (EduHPC), co-located with the International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage and Analysis (SC).
[pdf][bib] -
SMAT: A Cross-Platform Input Adaptive Auto-Tuner for Sparse Matrix-Vector Multiplication
Jiajia Li, Zhonghai Zhang, Guangming Tan, David BaderTechnical Report.
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The Study of Choosing the Best Storage Format of Sparse Matrix Vector Multiplication
Jiajia Li, Xiuxia Zhang, Guangming Tan, Mingyu ChenJournal of Computer Research and Development. Vol 51. (IN CHINESE).
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Research on Sparse Matrix Vector Multiplication Auto-tuning Method
Jiajia LiPhD Thesis, The University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China
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SMAT: An Input Adaptive Auto-Tuner for Sparse Matrix-Vector Multiplication
Jiajia Li, Guangming Tan, Mingyu Chen, Ninghui SunProgramming Language Design and Implementation (PLDI).
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An Optimized Large-Scale Hybrid DGEMM Design for CPUs and ATI GPUs
Jiajia Li, Xingjian Li, Guangming Tan, Mingyu Chen, Ninghui SunInternational Conference on Supercomputing (ICS).
[pdf] [slides] [web] [bib] -
Algebraic Multi-grid Optimization Study on GPU
Jiajia Li, Xiuxia Zhang, Guangming Tan, Mingyu ChenHPC China (IN CHINESE).
[pdf] -
Memory Accessing Analysis of Sparse Matrix Vector Multiplication and Optimization
Xiuxia Zhang, Mingyu Chen, Jiajia Li, Guangming TanHPC China (IN CHINESE).
[pdf] -
Automatically Tuned Dynamic Programming with an Algorithm-by-Blocks
Jiajia Li, Guangming Tan, Mingyu Chen16th International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Systems (ICPADS).
[pdf] [bib]


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I’m consistently intrigued by people’s reluctance to spend money on iPhone applications. People who’ll lay down $6 on a beer or coffee without blinking wouldn’t dream of spending $2.50 on an iPhone app.
It’s not because of a disinterest in applications, the phones their paying $2000+ for over two years are packed with apps, free apps. A strange phenomenon.


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Minneapolis officials discover 1,700 untested rape kits
by The Associated PressMinneapolis officials say they have discovered the city has roughly 1,700 rape kits that have never been tested, with some dating back 30 years.
The number revealed Friday is nearly nine times more than the 194 untested kits the city disclosed it had in 2015.
Deputy Police Chief Erick Fors says the untested kits were discovered in July when the department was doing an inventory. He estimates it will likely take two years to get them tested.
Chief Medaria Arradondo told reporters there's no explanation for the discrepancy in numbers, but there was a failure in auditing and processing that is unacceptable. He vowed to work with department agencies and advocates to ensure the kit are tested and victims are notified in a compassionate way.


Bi-directional Text Demo
Demonstration of bi-directional text support. See the related blog post for more background.
Note: There is a known bug with cursor motion and mouse clicks in bi-directional lines that are line wrapped.
Demonstration of bi-directional text support. See the related blog post for more background.
Note: There is a known bug with cursor motion and mouse clicks in bi-directional lines that are line wrapped.


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Never. But it would be nice if it were the end of the chapter.
You have reached the end of the chapter. Unless you feel like quitting, you may wish to review the following:
main()
in the code for the frame.
The next chapter will discuss how to add components such as buttons to a frame.


Bolivia
The Legend of the Kantuta
It is said that long ago lived two Incan kings, Illimani and Illampu. Both were wealthy and each owned vast quantities of land in the Kollasuyo (now the Altiplano, or Bolivian highlands in Western Bolivia). Each also had one son. Jealous of each other’s wealth, one of the kings mounted an attack against the other and during combat, each was mortally wounded. Although both of their sons had been against the war to begin with, upon their death beds each made their son promise to avenge their death by warring against each other. Bound by their promises to their fathers, a second battle ensued and this time, as history always repeats itself, the sons each mortally wounded the other. However, unlike their fathers, before dying the princes forgave one another and made their servants promise to bury them side by side on the battlefield. Pachamama (known as Mother Earth or Mother Nature, and sometimes referred to as the Goddess of Fertility) appeared to the princes before they died. She told them they should not be punished for their fathers’ wrongdoing. So she caused the stars of their fathers to fall from the sky. Upon crashing to the earth they formed the snow-covered mountains you can still see on the Altiplano today, which have been named Illimani and Illampu, and are the two highest mountains in the region. It is said the rivers that form when their snowcaps melt are actually their tears of regret and these fertilize the valleys where the Kantuta now grows. The Kantuta is considered a symbol of unity because its two primary colors (red and yellow) were the colors used by the king’s sons. Green is the color of hope.
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Capacitor relies on each platform's IDE of choice to run and test your app.
Currently, iOS requires using Xcode to run your app.
capacitor open ios
Once XCode launches, you can build/simulate/run your app through the standard XCode workflow.
capacitor run android
This will run your Android app on an available device. Optionally, you can run capacitor open android
and run your app from Android Studio
capacitor run web
This will open your web app in a local web server instance in the browser.
If you have configured a separate tool, such as Ionic, this will launch that serve tool instead.
(Coming soon)
capacitor run electron
This will start your app in an Electron instance.


A letter plops on to the mat from keen Hooting Yardist Roland Clare:
Dear Frank, he writes, In view of Hooting Yard's present, thoroughly understandable, preoccupation with slobbering, now may be the right time to recall a pleasingly Keyesque passage in Virginia Woolf's Orlando:
“… the doctors were hardly wiser then than they are now, and after prescribing rest and exercise, starvation and nourishment, society and solitude, that he should lie in bed all day and ride forty miles between lunch and dinner, together with the usual sedatives and irritants, diversified, as the fancy took them, with possets of newt's slobber on rising, and draughts of peacock's gall on going to bed, they left him to himself …” (p48 of the 2000 Penguin Modern Classics edition).
Many thanks to Mr Clare for that. Inexplicably, it may be the first appearance of the word posset on this website. I suspect it will not be the last.


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| getRcppVersion {Rcpp} | R Documentation |
Helper function to report the package version of the R installation.
getRcppVersion(devel = FALSE)
devel |
An logical value indicating if the development or release version number should be returned, default is release. |
While packageVersion(Rcpp)
exports the version registers in
DESCRIPTION, this version does get incremented more easily
during development and can therefore be higher than the released
version. The actual #define
long used at the C++ level
corresponds more to an ‘API Version’ which is now provided
by this function, and use for example in the package skeleton
generator.
A package_version
object with either the release
or development version.
Dirk Eddelbuettel
packageVersion
,
Rcpp.package.skeleton
getRcppVersion()