My first time attending Great Minds in Stem. Great experience meeting engineers with like-minded goals. I was also a Northrop Grumman Scholar due to my efforts of being an exceptional engineering student.
This was my first ever hackathon and it was in Georgia Tech. The reason I look dead in the picture is because it was 3 in the morning day 2. My trip consisted of mostly learning what others in the CS community are doing.
This was my first photo as a University of Florida Gator. It was portrayed in my Highschool's main office along with other students going to UF.
I helped in painting a Mural in my local resident community. The project was very time consuming, but enjoyable with the team I was in. The idea was to draw a world and then make a mark in the place you were born. Symbolizing that we all have diverse experiences but can still be together.
I made this painting as part of a 3 hour art class. I am glad I went out of my comfort zone to something an engineer does not "normally" do. This has motivated me to look for other difference experiences.
This project was with the Resident Area Government. The idea was that people would write words that are full of hate and at the end of week the wall will be destroyed. It symbolized the destruction of hate.
This project was about giving back during the time of Thanksgiving. With donations from generous people, we bought food for families that were in need. We packaged the food to have equal amounts and later distrubuted to the families.
Similar to the Giving Back project, we recieved donations for toys and dispersed them through families in need. Kids were given present and told it came from Santa.
I took this picture during my internship at the Panama Canal. I was in the nergy division of the canal and my job had to deal with the fuel provided to two thermoelectric power plants. In this photo, the maintanece division way doing maintenece on the Miraflores Locks.


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Smudging in B.C. classroom did not affect Christian family’s faith, says school district lawyer
Lawyers make closing arguments in a Port Alberni case about the Indigenous cultural practice
by Nicholas PescodJust how much of an effect an Indigenous smudging ceremony had on children in a Grade 5 classroom in Port Alberni was at the centre of closing arguments on Thursday in a civil trial against the school district.
Candice Servatius, an evangelical Christian, filed a petition against School District 70, claiming her daughter’s right to religious freedom was infringed upon when the girl participated in a Nuu-chah-nulth First Nations smudging ceremony at John Howitt Elementary in 2015. She is seeking a ban on the cultural practice in schools across the province.
RELATED: Student tells B.C. court she wasn’t allowed to leave Indigenous smudging ceremony
Servatius’ lawyer, Jay Cameron with the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, argued the children were forced to participate in the smudging ceremony, and that it was not a demonstration, but an actual performance of the ritual.
“I think that this is an exceedingly important point because if the experience is not entered into on a voluntary basis, it changes the experience,” said Cameron.
“Certainly from [the daughter’s] perspective, there was confusion. There was a loss of trust.”
Smudging is a common Indigenous spiritual practice in which herbs such as sage, sweetgrass and cedar are burned so that the smoke can cleanse the smoke.
Earlier in the week, teacher Jelena Dyer told the court the Nuu-chah-nulth elder had come to the classroom, explained the ceremony and her people’s beliefs to the kids, and burned a bit of sage.
The court heard conflicting testimony about the amount of smoke in the room, from “heavy” to “barely any.”
RELATED: ‘Our culture is not a religion,’ Indigenous educator tells court in smudging case
Cameron also referred to a letter that had been sent home before the ceremony, without a date or a clear way for parents to opt their children out of it.
The school district’s lawyer, Keith Mitchell, dismissed the letter, saying the case is about what happened in the classroom.
He argued Servatius and her daughter are not reliable witnesses, because Servatius is only relying what her daughter told her, and her daughter does not remember the events accurately.
“Children are very much concerned whether their parents are upset, or whether the authority figures of their lives, particularly their parents or pastor, tell them something is wrong and that they should have felt a certain way,” he said.
He referred to earlier testimony from teachers, such as Dyer, who’d told the court the girl appeared “happy” to watch the ceremony, sitting in the front row, and had not expressed any concerns. The instructor also said it was made clear that there was no intent to “impress” beliefs on anyone.
Finally, Mitchell argued the family’s religious beliefs were not significantly affected by the ritual or how they practice their own faith, so the ceremony should still be allowed.
“It didn’t change the way the Servatius family lives their lives.”
The trial is expected to conclude on Friday.
RELATED: Teacher says student was ‘happy’ to watch smudging ceremony at Alberni school
ALSO READ: Nuu-chah-Nulth Tribal Council hopes for resolution in SD70 court case


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These students created a board game to combat climate change before it’s too late.
By Elly Rivera
Imagine your favorite apocalyptic movie, with its withered Earth, demolished by disaster and plagued by famine. This seems to be a worst-case scenario: you can watch the movie and move on, forgetting that, in a few years’ time, we could be living in a world tantamount to the ones pictured on the silver screen. Weinberg senior Rebecca Fudge and SESP junior Ronni Hayden wondered if there was a way to emulate that same message, yet make it last, when they created their board game Road to 2030.
In the current version, each player is a United Nations representative for their imaginary country. Instead of trying to complete the tasks alone, all the players must work together to maneuver through the board by hitting checkpoints, trading solution cards with each other and collecting Lego bricks to keep track of progress.
Getting her game on
While Fudge was studying abroad in Copenhagen, she found herself inspired in a class about Sustainable Development in Northern Europe. A lifelong proponent of sustainability, Fudge discovered that a group activity on making environmentally focused decisions was something she wanted to take home with her.
The activity asked students to create a game centered around the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), something Fudge feels most Americans aren’t familiar with. She says that everyone was excited about the activity, but she was the only one who went to an optional day of class to work on it.
“People from my class would play it and helped me work on it and stuff, so it was definitely not an individual effort,” Fudge says. “But I was definitely the only one who wanted to turn this into something big. It was always my goal that in Copenhagen I would find some way to build some project around sustainability.”
Testing the waters
Fudge worked with Emmanuel Gentil, an assistant director and lecturer for the Danish Institute for Study Abroad, to set up testing times in Copenhagen this past summer. Gentil, who Fudge describes as “a pool of knowledge about sustainability,” aided her by supervising the testing and giving feedback on how to improve the game. He initially thought he would be the one developing the game to use with his students, but after mentioning the idea to Fudge, she decided to make it happen.
“I have realized that teaching a topic using a game format was a very effective way to engage with students and to get a high level of learning retention,” Gentil says. “This has proved true with younger students in high school, where their level of focus remained high for an extended period of time.”
In Denmark, students are taught the importance of sustainability from K-12, but American students often don’t learn this information until college. Gentil says he hopes Road to 2030, which is targeted toward educating middle and high schoolers, will help bridge the gap in teaching sustainability in the U.S.
“It is essential to teach about sustainability and to learn about it, to shape our world view values and make better choices, whether it is how we consume, how we eat, how we travel, or which job we decide,” Gentil says. “At the end of the day, learning about sustainability is essential because it can enhance overall wellbeing and happiness.”
Designing the project
Hayden, a friend of Fudge’s, joined the project after transferring to SESP to study learning sciences. Fudge knew that Hayden had a strong design background, and she needed someone who could complement her research and revise the original prototype. This summer, it took her roughly ten hours to finish the playing cards, and she spent another three hours per week readjusting the game after testing. Hayden expressed frustration with working within the limits of the UN’s color palette, but she was still able to stick with their original idea by using Illustrator, Photoshop and a website called Coolors.
“I had to work within those guidelines, and then just make it as easy to follow along with as possible because we want it to be able to be played in classrooms,” Hayden says. “So you should be able to pick it up really quickly, which is why we played around with having icons versus just doing color-based.”
One of the inspirations for Road to 2030 was Evolution, a board game about adapting to a changing climate. Fudge and Hayden said they wanted a game that was more complex than Candyland, but not one that people didn’t want to play, which was how they felt after reading the extensive instructions for Evolution.
Hayden, an avid board game enthusiast herself — her mom buys their family a board game every Christmas — redesigned the game path from a spiral to a rainbow colored trail of spaces, keeping in mind that the game is for a youthful audience.
Feedback
The SDGs target specific areas of need that the UN would like to improve by 2030. Among these issues are poverty, gender equality and climate action, which are each represented in the board game by colors and icons the UN had already incorporated. Players are also required to write their own legislation, which is a common complaint Fudge and Hayden have received while testing it.
“The younger kids definitely complained that it was too hard,” Fudge says. “I was thinking, ‘That’s great! You were challenged.’”
Roughly 300 people have tested the game, and Gentil says that not a single person has disliked it so far. In Copenhagen, about 20-25 high school students in each test group played the game in a classroom. It was actually during one of these testing sessions that the name Road to 2030 was suggested, and they’ve used it ever since.
Next Steps
Fudge and Hayden were accepted in late September to the Garage, NU’s may seem far away, but the effects of issues reflected in the SDGs are currently present. The U.S. alone counts for roughly a quarter of the negative SDG spillovers, the consequences of one country that affect economic, environmental and societal outcomes in another country. “I just think that if people are exposed incubator for student entrepreneurship and innovation.
They are hoping to manufacture the game in a way that will “align with the sustainable mission.” The game is currently made of bleached paper and plastic materials. Fudge says that using sustainable and recyclable materials like wood or metal would be ideal. Another goal is making the game more accessible to teachers, who they hope will incorporate the game into their curriculum.
In terms of the bigger picture, Hayden says she hopes students learn that the sustainability goals exist, and that there are tangible solutions, both on a personal and governmental level, that they can implement to reach these goals. 2030 may seem far away, but the effects of issues reflected in the SDGs are currently present. The U.S. alone counts for roughly a quarter of the negative SDG spillovers, the consequences of one country that affect economic, environmental and societal outcomes in another country.
“I just think that if people are exposed to ideas about sustainability when they are young and thinking about the career they want, and kind of forming their own ideas about the world, that will make the biggest difference,” Fudge says.


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TheMiningPool13-Oct-18 03:26 PM
pool is obvioulsy under linux datacenter
I have a lot of coins on different distributed servers.
becaouse its easy to move it.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Oct-18 03:28 PM
@TheMiningPool On your PC, even if you're running Agama for GUI, it's best to use the actual cli if you want cli (rather than using agama's passthrough "cli")
TheMiningPool13-Oct-18 03:29 PM
but its ok. You are free to think whatever you want
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Oct-18 03:30 PM
@Deleted User many cheaper hosting services use dynamic - you get what you pay for
TheMiningPool13-Oct-18 03:30 PM
no worries I'll remove Pirates if no one wants to mine it lol.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Oct-18 03:31 PM
Well, since you're giving up in less than 5 minutes, I'm glad I didn't do it
TheMiningPool13-Oct-18 03:31 PM
XD!!
na. Remember I have no fees.
I'm doing this just for fun and for support cryptos and get some donations. Nothing else.
Flexatron13-Oct-18 03:32 PM
Cool
TheMiningPool13-Oct-18 03:33 PM
how hard is to hit a block with 50 kSols?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Oct-18 03:33 PM
MPOS
fek me, I need to learn web design so we can have more than 2 dam'd pool looks
TheMiningPool13-Oct-18 03:34 PM
Dont you like MPOS?
XD!
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Oct-18 03:34 PM
I liked it a decade ago
TheMiningPool13-Oct-18 03:35 PM
yea, well... not very much else to choose
Is there only 1 pool for Pirate now?
2 with mine?
Flexatron13-Oct-18 03:39 PM
Got 3 like identical ones
One with a lot of hash
Most*
TheMiningPool13-Oct-18 03:40 PM
kk
I see the using knomp
I'm using for stratums, frontend mpos modificated.
"grow tent"? Do you water them daily or twice a week?
FishyGuts13-Oct-18 06:58 PM
All my weed smoking friends are like “dude why are you wasting that tent?” #
2
1
1
850 cfm of air flow NOT going into my garage. That’s why.
My electric bill dropped when I stopped having to AC the whole house because of my rigs.

FishyGuts13-Oct-18 06:59 PM
The exhaust fans. 850 cubic feet per minute
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Oct-18 07:01 PM
a standard PC fan moves 150-200, 850 is like nothing(edited)
FishyGuts13-Oct-18 07:02 PM
Hmm
I certainly feel like these two units pump WAY more than 6 pc fans.
But I have no calculations to back that up
Plus they were 50$ each. Not much more than the needed pc fans to match.
Yeah they’re all ducted and sealed. I am gonna run the exhausts into the house when it gets colder.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Oct-18 07:04 PM
when you get more than a couple, you'll begin to appreciate that they aren't "space heaters"
FishyGuts13-Oct-18 07:06 PM
Yeah. Agreed. My garage sits at 90* Fahrenheit on 70* days.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Oct-18 07:06 PM
it's 50F out and we're still running the evap unit on ours
FishyGuts13-Oct-18 07:06 PM
If I had more, a permanent heat solution would be required.
What are you running 50-100 units?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Oct-18 07:08 PM
I have considered a zone damper to push air through home in winter, but distance to mining building is far enough that I decided against a $9k heat system
just under 50 now, getting some A9s soon
fek, my GPUs push just as much heat
hmmmmmmms at the idea of a 13 GPU workstation .....
there's no tariff if shipper codes it correctly
FishyGuts13-Oct-18 07:14 PM
I tried that on the last shipment, DHL told me to pound sand.
Craigslist webworker. I’m negotiating on 4 units right now with someone.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Oct-18 07:18 PM
just because I was bored enough to look....
at 6k RPM, each BM fan pushes 190 CFM
so, for a 1/2 dozen not running full OC, you might be alright
Dr Debt13-Oct-18 07:58 PM
I want to make an aircrete mining facility, as it is the best insulator I've found yet. So with a nice exhaust system and FAE it'd be great for those conditions.
Flexatron13-Oct-18 08:18 PM
KMD cheap
Buddz199313-Oct-18 10:04 PM
99 cents
Llama13-Oct-18 10:22 PM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 around what size is your farm? If you don’t mind me asking.
Zach13-Oct-18 10:24 PM
Just under 50 units
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Oct-18 10:24 PM
personal hash is ~ 600k Sols
Flexatron13-Oct-18 10:32 PM
My hash is 0
FishyGuts13-Oct-18 10:42 PM
Someone link that 51% stream when he posts the site.


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One pseudo-problem people often mention when talking about Python is that
Python is (too) slow. What they seem to forget or don't know is that you can
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So you can get almost as fast as you can get with C; you're not limited by
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As a very simple example, I prepared a dumb Fibonacci implementation written in Python:
def fib(n):
"""Calculate the n-th Fibonacci number."""
if n <= 1:
return n
else:
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if __name__ == "__main__":
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pub extern fn fib(n: u32) -> u32 {
if n <= 1 {
return n;
} else {
return fib(n-1) + fib(n-2);
}
}
fn main() {
let n = 37;
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The execution times are quite different. Rust needs 0.40 seconds while Python 3 needs 15.7 seconds. That is almost 40× the time of Rust!
Wouldn't it be great if we could call the Rust function from Python?
Example
I'll explain in the next chapters what is done, but at first you should see that there are only minor changes / overhead:
fibonacci.rt:
#![crate_type = "dylib"]
#[no_mangle]
pub extern fn fib(n: u32) -> u32 {
if n <= 1 {
return n;
} else {
return fib(n-1) + fib(n-2);
}
}
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Python:
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import ctypes
fiblib = ctypes.CDLL("./libfibonacci.so")
fib = fiblib.fib
n = 37
print("The %ith Fibonacci number is %i." % (n, fib(n)))
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What happens
The line #![crate_type = "dylib"]
tells rustc
that it has to create a
dynamic library.
The line #[no_mangle]
tells the compiler not to mangle the name fib
.
This is important so that we can later use it from Python. (I think names are
mangled to prevent name clashes ... so it's a kind of name-spacing.)
Then we load the C DLL with ctypes.CDLL("./libfibonacci.so")
and use it
as expected. Pretty easy, isn't it?
Caveats
Python makes some things very simple which are not that simple at all. Think about numbers, for example. In Rust, you have integers with 64 bits. But in Python you have arbitrary length integers. This might lead to problems.
See also
- Calling Rust from C (and Python!)
- doc.rust-lang.org/book/ffi: Foreign Function Interface
- doc.rust-lang.org: FFI attributes
- rustbyexample.com: Crates


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Here will be displayed all the accounts in the system if you press this button:
PUT /game/v1/accounts/{accountId}
Now you can update an account:
DELETE /game/v1/accounts/{accontId}
Finally, you can delete an account using its identifier:
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This request allows us to to create a new account:
GET /game/v1/accounts/{id}/characters
Here will be displayed all the characters in the account if you press this button:
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(Reuters) - Clubs in the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) will be allowed to boost salaries and pay premiums to top-end players to help them to attract the world’s best talent, the U.S.-based league announced on Friday.
The nine clubs will each get an extra $300,000 in allocation money next season to pay top players more than the maximum permitted salary if they meet certain criteria.
The NWSL’s maximum salary next season will be $50,000, up 8.2% from 2019, while the minimum salary will rise 20.9% to $20,000. The limit each team can spend on players, excluding allocation money, rises 19.3% to $650,000.
“The league’s owners are committed to investing in our world-class players,” NWSL President Amanda Duffy said in a statement.
“This is an important step in the growth of the league from which every NWSL player, current and future, will benefit and these changes will further enhance the league’s global leadership in the women’s game.”
Among those eligible for allocation money will be players who have won more than three caps for their national team in the previous 24 months and domestic players who have completed at least five seasons in the NWSL.
The league also said there would no longer be a cap on teams assisting players in areas such as housing. Instead, housing would be provided for all players while under contract.
The NWSL, whose average attendance rose nearly 22% to 7,337 per game in 2019, announced last week that it would add a new franchise in Louisville, Kentucky for the 2021 season.


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Projects
Kafka POC -
- Installed and Configured Confluent Kafka cluster with multiple brokers.
- Created Kafka Producer and Consumer applications using the Java API and Python module.
- Familiar with Avro Producer and Avro Consumer.
- Created Kafka Connect to pull data from and push data to Kafka.
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Log Analytics -
Performing log analytics on hadoop ecosystem application logs to detect anomalies.
- Installed and configured Logstash and Solr for log collection and Indexing
- Analysed different log messages and created grok patterns to identify the important fields.
- Created Banana dashboards to visualize the error for analysis
- Clustered error messages to similar groups using K means based document clustering in Python and R.
Supply Chain Analytics POC -
Predicting orders with a high probability to expedite during order generation t reduce the profit loss due to order delay
- Performed Exploratory Data Analysis on the data to identify important variables.
- Created predictive models in R using algorithms like Linear Regression, Decision Trees and Random Forest.
- Prepared Visualizations and reproducible reports in R
Deffered Revenue POC -
Predicting the defered revenue in advance
- Loaded the data into hadoop ecosystem and created Hive tables.
- Accessed Hive data in R Studio and performed data cleansing.
- Created predictive model on the data and wrote the result back to Hive tables
MapR ACE Generator -
A Unix shell based application to provide MapR ACE commands based on the end user reqquirement.
- Involved in designing, developement and testing of the application.
- Generated MapR ACE commands to provide different access to users/roles based on the existing permissionsa and user requirement.
- Used Shell script and python for coding the application
World Popular Index Data Analysis -
A Shiny application to analyse country wise Popular indices for a period of 50 years.
- Cleansed the dataset downloaded from the World Bank site using R.
- Used Google Visualization library to create Motion chart.
- Created shiny app and published it.


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--- title: Enhanced Image Classifier Cleaner keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "an enhanced version of the fastai image classifier cleaner " description: "an enhanced version of the fastai image classifier cleaner " nb_path: "nbs/03_enhanced_imageclassifiercleaner.ipynb" ---
Implement default file_mover
that moves files when recategorized or relabeled that works with parent_label
as the get_y
datablock parameter.(This will not work with RegexLabeller
since the label is not the parent directory)
Implement the main widget EnhancedImageClassifierCleaner
widget which in turn is based on the fastai ImageClassifierCleaner
widget.
The images are segregated into Train and Valid datasets and are further segregated by category.
The images shown by the cleaner are ordered by the model's uncertainty. The images where the classifier is least confident about is shown first, and a total of the top 30 images (in order of least confidence) is listed (the theory being, that the images where the classifier most probably got it wrong are the ones where it was least confident about).
So after either selecting some images for deletion or changing their categories, You can click to the
Apply
button to apply the changes, or click onReset
to revert all your pending changes.When cleaning your data, make sure to check on all categories for both Train and Valid datasets, and click on the
Apply
button to finalize the changes to your dataset.
cleaner = EnhancedImageClassifierCleaner(learn)
cleaner


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Here's a portfolio of my current running & past projects along with my articles.
Projects
Automation with Python ‐ Nov 2020
Automation with python is a menu-driven terminal-based app used to automate basic command/working of AWS,Redhat Linux(RHEL8),docker,Hadoop.
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Form design for BOCW ‐ May 2020
Designed a UI required for BOCW app using html,css,bootstrap.
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NoteIt ‐ Sep 2021-Present
NoteIt is a web application plus chrome extension for taking notes.
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CrawLink ‐ Oct 2021-Present
CrawLink is a desktop application for automating the Linkedin..
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public class ArtemisMessagingComponent
extends SingletonSerializeAsToken
The base class for Artemis services that defines shared data structures and SSL transport configuration.
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
ArtemisMessagingComponent.Companion |
static class |
ArtemisMessagingComponent.ConnectionDirection |
static class |
ArtemisMessagingComponent.NetworkMapAddress |
static class |
ArtemisMessagingComponent.NodeAddress
This is the class used to implement
interface SingleMessageRecipient , for now. Note that in future this class
may change or evolve and code that relies upon it being a simple host/port may not function correctly.
For instance it may contain onion routing data. |
static class |
ArtemisMessagingComponent.ServiceAddress
class ArtemisMessagingComponent.ServiceAddress implements interface MessageRecipientGroup . It holds a queue associated with a service advertised by
zero or more nodes. Each advertising node has an associated consumer. |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static java.lang.String |
CLIENTS_PREFIX |
static ArtemisMessagingComponent.Companion |
Companion |
static java.lang.String |
INTERNAL_PREFIX |
static java.lang.String |
NETWORK_MAP_QUEUE |
static java.lang.String |
NODE_USER |
static java.lang.String |
NOTIFICATIONS_ADDRESS |
static java.lang.String |
P2P_QUEUE |
static java.lang.String |
PEERS_PREFIX |
static java.lang.String |
PEER_USER |
static java.lang.String |
RPC_QUEUE_REMOVALS_QUEUE |
static java.lang.String |
RPC_REQUESTS_QUEUE |
static java.lang.String |
SERVICES_PREFIX |
static java.lang.String |
VERIFY_PEER_COMMON_NAME |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ArtemisMessagingComponent()
The base class for Artemis services that defines shared data structures and SSL transport configuration.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
checkStorePasswords()
Returns nothing if the keystore was opened OK or throws if not. Useful to check the password, as
unfortunately Artemis tends to bury the exception when the password is wrong.
|
void |
expectedOnDefaultFileSystem(java.nio.file.Path $receiver) |
SSLConfiguration |
getConfig()
The config object is used to pass in the passwords for the certificate KeyStore and TrustStore
|
org.apache.activemq.artemis.api.core.TransportConfiguration |
tcpTransport(ArtemisMessagingComponent.ConnectionDirection direction,
java.lang.String host,
int port) |
static com.google.common.net.HostAndPort |
toHostAndPort(MessageRecipients target)
Assuming the passed in target address is actually an ArtemisAddress will extract the host and port of the node. This should
only be used in unit tests and the internals of the messaging services to keep addressing opaque for the future.
N.B. Marked as JvmStatic to allow use in the inherited classes.
|
toToken
toToken
public static java.lang.String NODE_USER
public static java.lang.String PEER_USER
public static java.lang.String INTERNAL_PREFIX
public static java.lang.String PEERS_PREFIX
public static java.lang.String SERVICES_PREFIX
public static java.lang.String CLIENTS_PREFIX
public static java.lang.String P2P_QUEUE
public static java.lang.String RPC_REQUESTS_QUEUE
public static java.lang.String RPC_QUEUE_REMOVALS_QUEUE
public static java.lang.String NOTIFICATIONS_ADDRESS
public static java.lang.String NETWORK_MAP_QUEUE
public static java.lang.String VERIFY_PEER_COMMON_NAME
public static ArtemisMessagingComponent.Companion Companion
public ArtemisMessagingComponent()
The base class for Artemis services that defines shared data structures and SSL transport configuration.
public SSLConfiguration getConfig()
The config object is used to pass in the passwords for the certificate KeyStore and TrustStore
public void checkStorePasswords()
Returns nothing if the keystore was opened OK or throws if not. Useful to check the password, as unfortunately Artemis tends to bury the exception when the password is wrong.
public org.apache.activemq.artemis.api.core.TransportConfiguration tcpTransport(ArtemisMessagingComponent.ConnectionDirection direction, java.lang.String host, int port)
public void expectedOnDefaultFileSystem(java.nio.file.Path $receiver)
public static com.google.common.net.HostAndPort toHostAndPort(MessageRecipients target)
Assuming the passed in target address is actually an ArtemisAddress will extract the host and port of the node. This should only be used in unit tests and the internals of the messaging services to keep addressing opaque for the future. N.B. Marked as JvmStatic to allow use in the inherited classes.


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This website contains my ideas toward a dissertation on “Queer Tools.” It houses an original proposal for my project, and a blog that tracks the development and struggles in my thinking and writing. In the future, I hope to include drafts of my chapters, hopefully in a way that enables feedback from readers.
The short pitch of my project is that I’m talking a critical look at a variety of digital tools to see how they don’t work, or work in unexpected ways, to study life writing by queer authors. I’m interested in manuscripts, diaries, journals, and memoirs from the “long 20th century,” mostly a handpicked group of modernists and contemporary authors, including Oscar Wilde, Virginia Woolf, Djuna Barnes, Roland Barthes, Alison Bechdel, Jordy Rosenberg, Carmen Maria Machado, etc. To study these authors, I examine a range of digital tools used for reading, editing, annotating, and archiving. Each chapter of this project takes up one of these tools to explore a facet of this central question: How does digital media facilitate queer encounters with literature? By “queer,” I mean to push against the idea that these digital methods are somehow more objective, rational, or verifiable than traditional scholaraly practices.
Besides working on this dissertation, I’m also a Digital Fellow for the Graduate Center Digital Initiatives, where I work on suppporting students and faculty who want to integrate digital research methods into their work, and an English Instructor at Hunter College, where I teach a course on writing and literature.
This website is generated with Jekyll and themed with Reverie.


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Stretch the image to fill the container edge-to-edge. Apply the image-fill
class as in the above example. Requires position-relative
as a parent class, and an image source <src="../image/fpo.jpg">
. An image-fill-after
class is available.


monty.shutil module¶
Copying and zipping utilities. Works on directories mostly.
- compress_dir(path, compression='gz')[source]¶
Recursively compresses all files in a directory. Note that this compresses all files singly, i.e., it does not create a tar archive. For that, just use Python tarfile class.
- Parameters
path (str) – Path to parent directory.
compression (str) – A compression mode. Valid options are “gz” or “bz2”. Defaults to gz.
- compress_file(filepath, compression='gz')[source]¶
Compresses a file with the correct extension. Functions like standard Unix command line gzip and bzip2 in the sense that the original uncompressed files are not retained.
- Parameters
filepath (str) – Path to file.
compression (str) – A compression mode. Valid options are “gz” or “bz2”. Defaults to “gz”.
- copy_r(src, dst)[source]¶
Implements a recursive copy function similar to Unix’s “cp -r” command. Surprisingly, python does not have a real equivalent. shutil.copytree only works if the destination directory is not present.
- Parameters
src (str) – Source folder to copy.
dst (str) – Destination folder.
- decompress_dir(path)[source]¶
Recursively decompresses all files in a directory.
- Parameters
path (str) – Path to parent directory.
- decompress_file(filepath)[source]¶
Decompresses a file with the correct extension. Automatically detects gz, bz2 or z extension.
- Parameters
filepath (str) – Path to file.
compression (str) – A compression mode. Valid options are “gz” or “bz2”. Defaults to “gz”.
- gzip_dir(path, compresslevel=6)[source]¶
Gzips all files in a directory. Note that this is different from shutil.make_archive, which creates a tar archive. The aim of this method is to create gzipped files that can still be read using common Unix-style commands like zless or zcat.
- Parameters
path (str) – Path to directory.
compresslevel (int) – Level of compression, 1-9. 9 is default for GzipFile, 6 is default for gzip.
- remove(path, follow_symlink=False)[source]¶
Implements an remove function that will delete files, folder trees and symlink trees
1.) Remove a file 2.) Remove a symlink and follow into with a recursive rm if follow_symlink 3.) Remove directory with rmtree
- Parameters
path (str) – path to remove
follow_symlink (bool) – follow symlinks and removes whatever is in them


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Landlords will not be able to protect neighbours
by NZ Property Investors FederationLandlords will not be able to protect neighbours
Government has announced a raft of changes to the Residential Tenancies Act. The Minister has said he does not want to be seen to unduly punishing landlords. These changes do more than punish landlords however. They will punish anyone living next to a tenant with antisocial behaviour.
The NZ Property Investors Federation is the only organisation who has researched the issuing of 90-day notices. Only 3% of tenants receive a 90-day notice each year. Nearly half of these notices are for antisocial behaviour affecting neighbours. That is approximately 7,000 tenants causing problems for up to 70,000 households around New Zealand.
As a result of the announced changes, Government has tried to provide a tool for landlords to manage tenants with antisocial behaviour. However it requires neighbours to put themselves at risk of retaliation from their antisocial neighbours.
Currently the landlords of any of these 7,000 badly behaving tenants can efficiently end these tenancies without involving the neighbours or the Tenancy Tribunal, by issuing a no cause 90 day notice.
If these changes go through, neighbours will have to provide three notices to the landlord before the landlord can apply to the Tenancy Tribunal for permission to end the tenancy. The neighbours will need to put themselves at risk by providing the landlord with proof of the antisocial behaviour. If neighbours don’t want to do this, landlords cannot move their tenants on and it is the affected neighbours who will have to move.
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nsf <- awardFindR(keywords="ethnography", sources="nsf")
str(nsf)
#> 'data.frame': 40 obs. of 11 variables:
#> $ institution: chr "University Of Alabama Tuscaloosa" "Princeton University" "Louisiana State University" "Human Relations Area Files" ...
#> $ pi : chr "Pritzker, Sonya" "Biehl, Joao" "Shrum, Wesley" "Fischer, Michael" ...
#> $ year : chr "2020" "2019" "2019" "2020" ...
#> $ start : chr "2020-08-15" "2019-01-15" "2019-09-01" "2020-09-01" ...
#> $ end : chr "2025-07-31" "2019-12-31" "2022-08-31" "2022-08-31" ...
#> $ program : chr "SBE" "SBE" "SBE" "SBE" ...
#> $ amount : chr "219557" "25200" "105795" "1054999" ...
#> $ id : chr "1941798" "1850672" "1921841" "2024286" ...
#> $ title : chr "CAREER: A Longitudinal Study of Communication and Biology in Committed Relationships" "Doctoral Dissertation Research: Understanding the Brain-Machine Interface in the Engineering of Prosthetic Technologies" "How to Collect Humans: A Video Ethnographic Approach to Fieldwork in Paleontology" "HDNS-I: Infrastructure for Knowledge Linkages from Ethnography of World Societies" ...
#> $ keyword : chr "ethnography" "ethnography" "ethnography" "ethnography" ...
#> $ source : chr "NSF" "NSF" "NSF" "NSF" ...
nsf_and_nih <- awardFindR(keywords=c("ethnographies", "ethnography"), sources=c("nsf", "nih"))
table(nsf_and_nih$source)
#>
#> NIH NSF
#> 106 42
unique(nsf_and_nih$keyword)
#> [1] "ethnography" "ethnographies; ethnography" "ethnographies"
For more than a few keywords, you can specify an external simple csv file. If you specify a .csv file path for keywords
, the file should be a list of keywords, one string per line. For example:
qualitative data
qualitative analysis
case study
case studies


to run a query, delete the relationships after the query.
there is r variable in console of the last result, example code to filter result:
var r2=r.filter(function(a){return a.custom||a.name=="Id"||a.name=="Name"})
r2.map(function(a){return {name:a.name,type:a.type}}) // choose few
r2.map(function(a){return a.name}) // or choose one
r2.forEach(function(a){console.log(JSON.stringify(a, null, 2))}) // print for each
console.log(JSON.stringify(r2, null, 2)) // print as is
//records you see is the result textarea are with attributes property removed from records
sample dev account<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'leumihack14' please don't modify anything just use it to watch if you don't have your account


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Nov 8 Update: According to Portugal Navy, there was at least one attempt to approach and board merchant ship by 2 fast boats, understood merchant ship escaped. But according to initial sources, there were two attacks in less than an hour, in the same area, and thankfully, both seemed to fail.
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[Gecode] Space consumption of set variables
Christian Schulte
schulte at imit.kth.se
Tue Oct 11 23:59:28 CEST 2005
Hi Gabor,
Long time no hear!
While I tend to agree in spirit with Gabor, the good news is that getting
things back on stage is soooooo easy these days ;-) The interfaces have
become so simple, that's just a breazer (how do you spell that damn word?).
My decision for simplifiying the integer variables went along that way.
Cheers
Christian
-----Original Message-----
From: gecode-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:gecode-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of Gabor Szokoli
Sent: Tuesday, October 11, 2005 11:33 PM
To: Technical discussions about Gecode
Subject: Re: [Gecode] Space consumption of set variables
Guido Tack wrote:
>My conclusion
>is that additional propagation conditions are expensive, and should only be
>used if a lot of propagators can really make use of the stronger
information.
>This does not seem to be the case with cardinality PCs for set constraints.
>
>
Hi all,
I know nothing is too expensive for the guy who just watches, and that
this implies a horrible nightmare of a build process, with exponential
number of scenarios to test and maintain, but I just have to say it: Maybe
these kind of alternative implementations could be factorised into
build options of the library, so double-plus-expert users could tweak
them to fit their problem domains?
It just seems like such a waste to permanently drop a setup which might
benefit some (agreed, probably not many) propagators.
Gabor Szokoli
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extends javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet
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TwServlet()
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protected void |
doGet(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest req,
javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse resp)
Prefills the terms field of Crawcial for Twitter with the current
world wide trends.
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protected void |
doPost(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest req,
javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse resp)
Configures and starts TwitterStreamer or shuts it down.
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static java.lang.String |
getStatus()
Returns a status string, containing terms, location, start time,
and runtime in seconds.
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static java.lang.String |
getTrendingWorldwideBase64(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest req)
Returns a base64 encoded string with current worldwide Twitter
trends.
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static boolean |
isLowMemory()
Returns true, if the media downloader has been disabled due to
low memory.
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static boolean |
isRunning()
Returns the running state of Crawcial for Twitter.
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static boolean |
isShuttingDown()
Returns true, if TwitterStreamer is shutting down.
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doDelete, doHead, doOptions, doPut, doTrace, getLastModified, service,
service
protected void doGet(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest req, javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse resp) throws javax.servlet.ServletException, java.io.IOException
doGet
in
class javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet
req
- the http requestresp
- the http responsejavax.servlet.ServletException
- if an error occurred during access
java.io.IOException
- if an error occurred during accessprotected void doPost(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest req, javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse resp) throws javax.servlet.ServletException, java.io.IOException
request parameter: action, terms, geo, ne, sw, media, mediahttps, imgsize,
doPost
in
class javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet
req
- the http requestresp
- the http responsejavax.servlet.ServletException
- if an error occurred during access
java.io.IOException
- if an error occurred during accesspublic static java.lang.String getStatus()
public static java.lang.String getTrendingWorldwideBase64(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest req)
req
- the http requestpublic static boolean isLowMemory()
public static boolean isRunning()
public static boolean isShuttingDown()


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Introduction
Before Service is put into service its associated Service Controller must be successfully installed into MSC2 runtime.
Service Controller keeps all necessary information such as its primary registration, optional alias registrations
and optional dependencies referencing dependency registrations.
Definitions
1.1 Service Controller Installation
Service Controller Installation is a sequence undivisible process executed from single thread.
Such single thread will be called service installing thread.
Service Controller Installation process consists of the following phases executed in this order:
-
Controller Registration Phase - consists of associating controller with required primary registration and with
optional alias registrations. The association with registration is atomic operation. Association of controller with either
primary or alias registration will fail if and only if there is already associated controller with the registration. This failure
process is fast fail i.e. on first failure currently executing Controller Registration Phase will be immediately terminated,
the second Cycle Detection Phase will be omitted and Controller Unregistration Phase will be initiated.
Upon Controller Deregistration Phase completion DuplicateServiceException will be thrown.
-
Cycle Detection Phase - verifies whether succesfully installed Service Controller in previous phase didn't introduce a
dependencies cycle. This phase is completely omitted if there was a duplicit service installation attempt detected in previous step.
If dependencies cycle containing currently installed Service Controller is detected then currently executing Cycle Detection Phase will be immediately terminated and
Controller Deregistration Phase will be initiated. Upon Controller Deregistration Phase completion CircularDependencyException will be thrown.
-
Controller Unregistration Phase - rolls back all successful controller registration associations achieved in Controller Registration Phase.
Controller unregistration is atomic operation that associates null with all affected registrations.
This phase is executed if either Controller Registration Phase detected an attempt to install duplicit service
or if dependencies cycle was detected at Cycle Detection Phase. This phase is omitted if and only if both
previous phases were successfully completely executed. This last phase if executed can never fail.
1.2 Service Controller Removal
Service Controller Removal is an undivisible process executed from single thread.
Such thread will be called service removing thread.
Service Controller Removal can be executed if and only if there was a successful preceding Service Controller Installation.
Service Controller Removal process consists of single phase:
-
Controller Removal Phase - associates null with all registrations referencing currently removing controller.
1.3 Dependencies Service Graph
Dependencies Cycle Detection Algorithm will operate on
Dependencies Service Graph whose representation is as follows:
- Service Controllers represent vertices. Vertices have unique names.
- Dependencies represent edges.
In current implementation, Dependencies reference Registrations,
but registrations have a 1 to 1 mapping to controllers. If registration
has no associated controller with it, we will say such vertex is UNDEFINED.
If registration has associated controller, we will say such vertex is DEFINED.
Both UNDEFINED and DEFINED vertices are part of
Dependencies Service Graph representation.
We can distinguish them by e.g. two different colours.
1.4 Dependencies Service Graph Construction
Dependencies Service Graph can be and many times will be updated concurrently.
We define two possible atomic update operations on it:
- Service Controller Installation - installs service controller into MSC2 runtime (including its aliases and dependencies if any)
- Service Controller Removal - removes service controller from MSC2 runtime (including its aliases and dependencies if any)
At the beginning there is always an empty graph.
If service A with aliases A1, ..., An without dependencies is installed into empty graph G,
we will add new DEFINED vertex A for service name
and also new DEFINED vertices A1, ..., An for every service alias into G.
If service A with aliases A1, ..., An and with dependencies D1, ..., Dm is installed into empty graph G,
we will add new DEFINED vertex A for service name
and new DEFINED vertices A1, ..., An for every service alias into G.
Next we will add new UNDEFINED vertices D1, ..., Dm into G.
Finally we will add the following edges into G:
A -> D1, ..., A -> Dm
A1 -> D1, ..., A1 -> Dm
A2 -> D1, ..., A2 -> Dm
...
An -> D1, ..., An -> Dm
If service A with aliases A1, ..., An without dependencies is installed into non empty graph G, we will:
- switch every existing vertex Ai from UNDEFINED to DEFINED state in graph G: Ai from { A, A1, ..., An }.
- create new DEFINED vertices Ai, if Ai was not present in G: Ai from { A, A1, ..., An }
If service A with aliases A1, ..., An with dependencies D1, ...., Dm is installed into non empty graph G, we will:
- switch every existing vertex Ai from UNDEFINED to DEFINED state in graph G: Ai from { A, A1, ..., An }
- add new DEFINED vertices Ai, if Ai was not present in G: Ai from { A, A1, ..., An }
- add new UNDEFINED vertices Dj, if Dj was not present in G: Dj from { D1, ..., Dm }
- Finally add the following edges into G:
A -> D1, ..., A -> Dm
A1 -> D1, ..., A1 -> Dm
A2 -> D1, ..., A2 -> Dm
...
An -> D1, ..., An -> Dm
If service A with aliases A1, ..., An with dependencies D1, ...., Dm is removed from non empty graph G, we will:
- remove the following edges from G:
A -> D1, ..., A -> Dm
A1 -> D1, ..., A1 -> Dm
A2 -> D1, ..., A2 -> Dm
...
An -> D1, ..., An -> Dm
- Finally switch all vertices Ai from DEFINED to UNDEFINED state in graph G: Ai from { A, A1, ..., An }
2 Proposition
Let's assume there will be a dependencies cycle created in Dependencies Service Graph and there will be no service removing thread
that would eliminate the cycle concurrently. Such dependencies cycle will be eliminated shortly by at least one service installing thread
that participated on its creation. Further more such service installing thread will throw an exception upon Controller Unregistration Phase completion.
Proof. Let's say dependencies cycle was created at time t_cc in Dependencies Service Graph.
The fact cycle was created means there exists a path C = { V_1, V_2, ..., V_n, V_1 } at time t_cc.
For every V_i: i = 1, ..., n exists an service installing thread T_i that created it.
Let's mark T_cc an service installing thread that created V_1 - the vertex causing a cycle.
Let's assume none T_i which created V_i != V_1: i = 1, ..., n will eliminate the cycle. This implies vertices V_i: V_i != V1 will be succesfully installed.
This implies T_i's Controller Registration Phase and Cycle Detection Phase will be succesfully executed.
Now let's reason about T_cc in which state it can be at time t_cc.
Since V_1 was succesfully installed this means its Controller Registration Phase was at least partially executed.
Next are the only two possibilities of T_cc's execution flow:
-
Let's assume both primary P and optional alias registrations A1, ..., An will be succesfully installed.
V1 represents one of { P, A1, ..., An } vertices. This implies T_cc's Controller Registration Phase
will be succesfully completed. When its Cycle Detection Phase will be executing, it will detect the cycle.
Once cycle is detected, Cycle Detection Phase will be immediately terminated and service installing thread
will initiate Controller Unregistration Phase. According to definition above, this phase will UNDEFINE
all P and A1, ..., An plus it will remove all their outgoing edges. But one of these { P, A1, ..., An } outgoing edges was participating in the cycle.
Thus as the final result cycle is eliminated. Later upon Controller Registration Phase completion CircularDependencyException will be thrown.
-
Let's assume either primary P or one of alias registrations A1, ..., An will detect duplicit service installation (the only way this phase may fail).
V1 represents one of { P, A1, ..., An } vertices and it was installed before duplicit service was detected.
According to definition above, this implies T_cc's
Controller Registration Phase will be immediately terminated, its Cycle Detection Phase will be omitted
and its Controller Registration Phase will be initiated. According to definition above, this third phase will UNDEFINE
all P and A1, ..., An plus it will remove all their outgoing edges. But one of these { P, A1, ..., An } outgoing edges was participating in the cycle.
Thus as the final result cycle is eliminated. Later upon Controller Registration Phase completion DuplicateServiceException will be thrown.
Q.E.D.


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HealthChecker¶
Spiceworks - Health Checker Assignment
Task Description¶
- A web service that receives thousands of requests per second
- You own a web application that receives thousands of requests per second
- Each web request is evaluated concurrently
- The application depends on several external resources
- Each of those resources might be in a healthy or unhealthy state
- Each resource will be monitored (polled) at different intervals in independent threads
- Assume the health of each resource will be random and change several times throughout the life of the application
- The health of each resource will be reported to a central
HealthAggregator
using the methodSetResource
—described below—and will contain the most recent health status for a single resource - On each request to the main app, one of the steps to perform is call
HealthAggregator.IsHealthy()
to determine the overall health of the application - If any one of the resources is unhealthy, your web application will respond to the web request with a 5XX code
- Only if all resources are healthy will the response code be a 2XX
Tech stack¶
- Language: Python
- Web Service: Flask
- ORM: Flask SQLAlchemy
- Database: SQLite
- Encryption: AES with RSA keys
- Encoding: SHA512
- Communications:
- Windows: PowerShell Remoting PowerShell version should be 4.0 and above
- UNIX: SSH using Paramiko
Design¶
Upon launch of the WebService, we first check if the database exists or not. If the database does not exists, we create, and add the User and Resource tables. We then check if the RSA private and public keys files exists or not.
For each resource, we create an object of the Resource class, which executes the commands on the remote machine to get the details of the machine, and to check if the resource is healthy or not.
The user table is initialized with one User in the beginning, which can perform all operations.
Username: SpiceWorks
Password: HealthChecker
Database¶
We are using SQLite database for this prototype.
The database has the following tables:
- User Table to store information related to the users which are allowed to perform advanced operations
- Resource Table to store information related to the resources which needs to be monitored
User Table¶
User table stores the username, password, and a special value salt.
The password is one way encrypted (encoded) for security purposes.
For authentication, we use the value of salt for the given username, and the password that the user gave, and check if the final value matches the value stored in the table.
Resource Table¶
The Resource table stores the hostname, username, password, and interval value of the resource.
Interval value is set default to 60 (in seconds).
Resource password is encrypted using AES cipher and RSA keys.
Endpoints¶
All the endpoints and their info can be retrieved by calling the /Routes or /routes endpoint.
Usage¶
To launch the webservice, launch command prompt as Administrator from the root directory and run:
>>> python src
OR
>>> python src\app.py
Steps to test the webservice¶
- Execute the steps under the Usage section above
- Open Postman
- Call /Login with the credentials shared under Design section
- Copy the token and pass it under headers for subsequent API calls
- Call /Resource to add a new Resource
- /IsHealthy to check the service health
- Returns HTTP Status 200, if all the resources are healthy
- Returns HTTP Status 503, if any of the resource is unhealthy
Other endpoints and their details can be retrieved using the info from Endpoints section above.
Pending items¶
Due to limited time, I could only test it out manually, but could not write any Unit Tests.


CADILLAC RANCH A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1996 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 6.5 Alternative Scale: **1/2 out of ****
United States, 1996 Shown at the 1996 SXSW Film Festival Running Length: 1:40 MPAA Classification: No MPAA Rating (Mature themes, profanity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Cast: Suzy Amis, Renee Humphrey, Linden Ashby, Caroleen Feeney, James Metzler, Christopher Lloyd Director: Lisa Gottlieb Producers: J. Todd Harris, Harvey Kahn Screenplay: Jennifer Cecil Cinematography: Bruce Douglas Johnson
Distilled to its purest essence, CADILLAC RANCH is a traditional road picture featuring female characters -- a kinder, gentler THELMA AND LOUISE. All the conventions of the genre are present, from the wild car chases to the protagonists' bonding. There's a robbery, a murder, a romance, a wedding, and a bag of money at the end of the rainbow. What makes it all worthwhile is not that Jennifer Cecil's script is a marvel of originality, but that the three main characters are fun, likable gals who make the whole 100-minute adventure entertaining.
CJ (Suzy Amis) is the oldest of the three Crowley sisters. 22 years ago, when the girls' father vanished from their lives, CJ was charged with caring for her siblings. Ultimately, the pressure was too much for her, and she slipped over to the "wrong side of the tracks", making a local jail her second home. Frances (Linden Ashby), the middle sister, is a sour brunette who remembers her father with bitterness, and whose attitude towards CJ isn't any more forgiving. Finally, there's Mary Katherine (Renee Humphrey), the youngest, who's trying to reunite her whole family for her upcoming nuptials.
Together, the three sisters embark on a cross-Texas journey to the Cadillac Ranch, where ten old cars are half-buried nose-down in the ground. There, according to a letter CJ recently received, their father has hidden "his treasure" for them to find. Of course, the Crowley sisters aren't the only ones headed in that direction. On their trail are two men with vastly different motives: Wood (Christopher Lloyd), a sadistic killer who wants the treasure, and Beau (James Metzler), a too- good-to-be-true hunk who falls for Frances.
There's nothing particularly deep or challenging about CADILLAC RANCH, but the simple story supports three solid characters and a dose of effective humor.  When the drama works, it does so because the characters seem real.
CADILLAC RANCH is beautifully photographed, but it isn't an acting clinic. Of the three principals, Suzy Amis is the best. Linden Ashby is sporadically effective, and Renee Humphrey tends to be a little too perky for her own good. Christopher Lloyd plays the bad guy with cartoonish gusto, and James Metzler is suitably heroic as "every girl's fantasy man." (Those are the director's words, not mine.) Ultimately, however, CADILLAC RANCH doesn't need Oscar-caliber performances. Even though they're only portrayed adequately, CJ, Frances, and Mary Katherine still make enjoyable road companions.
- James Berardinelli e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>web: http://www.cybernex.net/~berardin (or) http://www2.cybernex.net/~berardin
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About me
I am currently a student at University of Miami's Coding Bootcamp. I'm hoping to eventually change my career from a Foreclosure Paralegal to a Web Developer. I have a love of Graphic Design and painting.
I am currently a student at University of Miami's Coding Bootcamp. I'm hoping to eventually change my career from a Foreclosure Paralegal to a Web Developer. I have a love of Graphic Design and painting.


Packet device information. More...
#include <nimu_icssEth.h>
Data Fields | |
| uint32_t | PhysIdx |
| void * | hEther |
| void * | hEvent |
| uint8_t | bMacAddr [6U] |
| uint32_t | Filter |
| uint32_t | OldMCastCnt |
| uint8_t | bOldMCast [6U *NIMU_ICSS_MAX_MCAST] |
| uint32_t | MCastCnt |
| uint8_t | bMCast [6U *NIMU_ICSS_MAX_MCAST] |
| uint32_t | TxFree |
| PBMQ | PBMQ_tx |
| PBMQ | PBMQ_rx |
| ICSS_EmacHandle | nimuDrvHandle |
Packet device information.
Packet device information
| uint8_t NIMU_IcssPdInfo_s::bMacAddr[6U] |
MAC Address
| uint8_t NIMU_IcssPdInfo_s::bMCast[6U *NIMU_ICSS_MAX_MCAST] |
Multicast list configured by the Application
| uint8_t NIMU_IcssPdInfo_s::bOldMCast[6U *NIMU_ICSS_MAX_MCAST] |
Previous Multicast list configured by the Application
| uint32_t NIMU_IcssPdInfo_s::Filter |
Current RX filter
| void* NIMU_IcssPdInfo_s::hEther |
Handle to logical driver
| void* NIMU_IcssPdInfo_s::hEvent |
Semaphore handle used by NDK stack and driver to communicate any pending Rx events that need to be serviced by NDK ethernet stack
| uint32_t NIMU_IcssPdInfo_s::MCastCnt |
Current MCast Address Countr
| ICSS_EmacHandle NIMU_IcssPdInfo_s::nimuDrvHandle |
Stores any PRU sepecific data prussMemoryHandle_t
| uint32_t NIMU_IcssPdInfo_s::OldMCastCnt |
Previous MCast Address Countr
| PBMQ NIMU_IcssPdInfo_s::PBMQ_rx |
Rx queue (one for each PKT device)
| PBMQ NIMU_IcssPdInfo_s::PBMQ_tx |
Tx queue (one for each PKT device)
| uint32_t NIMU_IcssPdInfo_s::PhysIdx |
Physical index of this device (0 to n-1)
| uint32_t NIMU_IcssPdInfo_s::TxFree |
Transmitter "free" flag


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 # .center[EMBRACING THE BLESSING OF DIMENSIONALITY TO DETERMINE SPECIES’ PROVENANCE]

 ### Kevin Cazelles .small[![:faic](twitter) [KCazelles](https://twitter.com/KCazelles)]  #### Emelia Myles-Gonzalez, Tyler Zemlak, Kevin S. McCann .small[[@McCannLab](https://www.mccannlab.ca/)]

 #### ![:faic](globe) QCBS Annual symposium, Montreal #### ![:faic](calendar) December 18th, 2019 #### ![:faic](github) [KevCaz/fightingNoise](https://github.com/KevCaz/fightingNoise) --- class: inverse, center, middle # Context
 ## The push for provenance --- # The push for provenance
 > Consumers are become increasingly aware of, and interested in, the origins of their seafood, particularly as issues such as environmental sustainability, impacts on endangered species, toxin accumulations, incidents of illegal, unregulated and unreported (IUU) fishing, quality assurances and human rights abuses are better understood. ![:faic](file-text) Roebuck, K. et al. (2017) [Canadian's Eating in the Dark: A Report Card of International Seafood Labelling Requirements](http://www.seachoice.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Seafood-Labelling-Report-Online.pdf) --- # The push for provenance .center[![:scale 52%](img/cardreport.png)] ![:faic](file-text) Roebuck, K. et al. (2017) [Canadian's Eating in the Dark: A Report Card of International Seafood Labelling Requirements](http://www.seachoice.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Seafood-Labelling-Report-Online.pdf) --- # Sockeye salmon (*Oncorhynchus nerka*) .center[![:scale 85%](img/sockeye.png)] ![:faic](file-text) Crawford, S.S. & Muir, A.M. (2008). [Global introductions of salmon and trout in the genus Oncorhynchus: 1870–2007](https://www.researchgate.net/publication/225224390_Global_introductions_of_salmon_and_trout_in_the_genus_Oncorhynchus_1870-2007). Reviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries. --- # The push for provenance
 ### 1. We need regulations #### .large[*e.g.* Country of Origin Labelling (COOL) in USA]
 -- ### 2. We need tools to authenticate the provenance #### .large[[What this talk is about!]()] --- # Biotracers to create spatial fingerprints
 ## Bio + tracer ### - trace elements ### - stable isotopes ### - fatty acids ### - DNA ### - gut contents ### - etc. --- # Vertical vs horizontal strategies
 > The future of food authentication and food quality assurance critically depends on combining chemometrics, computational analytical methods, and bioinformatics in processing and interpreting the data obtained through analytical technique. ![:faic](file-text) Danezis, G. P., et al. (2016) [Food authentication: state of the art and prospects](https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2214799316300844). *Current Opinion in Food Science*
 --- # Why develop horizontal strategies?
 .center[![:scale 95%](img/frout.png)] ![:faic](file-text) Chen, Dong, et al. (2013) [Blessing of Dimensionality: High-Dimensional Feature and Its Efficient Compression for Face Verification](https://www.cv-foundation.org/openaccess/content_cvpr_2013/html/Chen_Blessing_of_Dimensionality_2013_CVPR_paper.html). 2013 IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition. ---

 # [HOW TO COMBINE BIO-TRACERS TO DETERMINE SPECIES PROVENANCE?]() --- class: inverse, center, middle # A Bayesian framework --- # Where does this sample come from? .center[![:scale 75%](img/map2a.png)] --- # Where does this sample come from? .center[![:scale 75%](img/map2b.png)] --- # A Naive Bayes classifier --
 ## - A priori knowledge ## - Sample (observations)
 -- ## - Quantity, quality, heterogeneity
 -- ## - Statistical model --- # Origins and distributions
  --- # Where does this sample come from? .center[![:scale 75%](img/map2c.png)] --- # Problem  -- ## O1 | Sample ? -- ## Sample | O1 & Sample | O2 known! --- # A bayesian approach

 ## [Assumptions]() ### 1. sample from one of the areas considered ### 2. no mixture
 `$$[O_1|S_{n}] = \frac{[S_{n}|O_1][O_1]}{\sum_j [S_{n}|O_j][O_j]}$$` --- # Similarity & authentication
 .center[![](img/FigSd1.png)] --- # Similarity & authentication
 .center[![](img/FigSd2.png)] --- # Similarity & authentication
 .center[![](img/FigSd3.png)] --- # Similarity & authentication
 .center[![](img/FigSd4.png)] --- # Similarity & authentication
 .center[![](img/FigSd5.png)] --- # Similarity & authentication
 .center[![](img/FigSd6.png)] --- # Similarity & authentication
 .center[![](img/FigSd7.png)] --- # Dimensionality & authentication
 ## [Assumption](): Bio-tracers ~ N(μ, Σ) ### just as in a [Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA)]()
 -- ### μ: means - fixed ### Σ: covariance matrix #### diagonal (variances) fixed #### off-diagonal terms (symmetric) vary: --- # Dimensionality & authentication .center[![:scale 90%](img/FigCor1.png)] --- # Dimensionality & authentication .center[![:scale 90%](img/FigCor2.png)] --- # Dimensionality & authentication .center[![:scale 90%](img/FigCor3.png)] --- # Dimensionality & authentication .center[![:scale 90%](img/FigCor4.png)] --- # Dimensionality & authentication .center[![:scale 90%](img/FigCor5.png)] --- # Dimensionality & authentication .center[![:scale 90%](img/FigCor6.png)] --- # Dimensionality & authentication .center[![:scale 90%](img/FigCor7.png)] --- # Dimensionality & authentication .center[![:scale 90%](img/FigCor8.png)] --- # Dimensionality & authentication .center[![:scale 90%](img/FigCor9.png)] --- # Dimensionality & authentication .center[![:scale 90%](img/FigCor10.png)] --- # Dimensionality & authentication .center[![:scale 90%](img/FigCor11.png)] --- # Dimensionality & authentication .center[![:scale 80%](img/fig_theo3a.png)] --- # Dimensionality & authentication .center[![:scale 80%](img/fig_theo3b.png)] -- ## .center[[Blessing of dimensionality!]()] --- # So

 -- ## 1. the more dissimilar the distributions the better ## 2. the higher the dimensionality the better
 -- ## 3. Assuming extra bio-tracers enhance 1. or 2. (or both) --
 ## [THE MORE BIO-TRACERS THE BETTER]() --- class: inverse, center, middle # Using the framework --- # Data
 .column[ ### - Sockeye Salmon ### - 3 regions ### - 30 individuals/region ### - bio-tracers: ### 3 stable isotopes ### 14 fatty acids ] .column[ ![:scale 48%](img/map2d.png) ] --- # How?
 ### - A priori knowledge 20 individuals | test on 10 individuals ### - All combinations of bio-tracers ### - Custom Bayes classifier / [LDA]() / Deep Learning
 -- ### cor(RU, US) > cor(CA, US) = cor(CA, RU) --- # Results - increasing sample size ### 3 bio-tracers .center[![:scale 73%](img/res1.png)] --- # Results - increasing dimensionality ### sample size = 1 .center[![:scale 74%](img/res2.png)] --- class: inverse, center, middle # Perspectives --- # Perspectives
 ## [Limits]() ### Unpack results about correlation structure ### Mixture problem ### Temporal variations --- # Perspectives
 ## [Future]() ### Let's think vertical ### Can we use this to create reliable maps of probabilities of origin? ![](img/fig_map2a.png) - ![:faic](file-text) Magozzi, S., et al. (2017) [Using ocean models to predict spatial and temporal variation in marine carbon isotopes.](https://data.giss.nasa.gov/o18data/grid.html) *Ecosphere* --- # Many thanks to

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import random, json, os
nino_dir = '/'.join(os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(__file__)).split('/')[:-1])
def main():
kwargs = {
What the general scale for the shond should be - chosen randomly from this list.
'song_scale' : ['major', 'minor'],
How many segments the song has.
'number_of_segments_range' : range(2, 5),
The range of BPMs for each segment. Chooses randomly for each segment.
'bpm_range': range(200, 650, 15),
A range for beats per bar for each segment. Will choose randomly.
'beats_per_bar_range' : range(3, 21),
A range for how many chords each segment should have. Chooses randomly from this list.
'chords_per_segment_range': range(2, 7),
A list containing the program numbers of instruments that should be used. The program will choose randomly from these. 'instruments_range' : range(1, 20), 'instruments_range' : [1, 2, 6, 7, 15, 16, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 27, 29, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 52, 57, 60, 67, 80, 81, 87], #for merlin; 19 is organ, 80 + 81 are techno 'segment_instruments_range' : [8, 9, 10, 13, 16, 17, 18, 22, 24, 25, 26, 28, 33, 34, 35, 36, 39, 41,43, 45, 46, 49, 53, 54, 56, 58, 60, 62, 63, 64, 65, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 76, 77, 78, 79, 82, 83, 85, ], # for merlin
'instruments_range' : [1, 2, 4, 7, 26, 32, 33, 45, 46, 82],
'instruments_range' : [1, 2, 7, 12, 15, 17, 18, 21, 22, 23, 24, 28, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 40, 41, 42, 45, 46, 48, 56, 59, 64, 66, 69, 71],
The number of instruments that will be active throughout the song.
'number_of_song_instruments_range' : range(1, 3),
Number of main instruments per segment
'number_main_instruments' : 1,
The bias_same_note chances for the main instruments. It's a list that is randomly chosen from.
'main_instrument_bias_same_note' : [0],
How much louder the main instrument should be.
'main_default_accent_offset' : 20,
Each segment will have a different accent from the previous, determined by a random value from this list.
'accent_offset' : range(-5, 5),
A list from accents from which segments will receive their base accent.
'default_accent_range' : range(70, 85),
Volume to be added to percussions.
'percussion_accent_offset' : 10,
Number of extra instruments per segment.
'no_segment_instruments_range' : range(1, 4),
Instruments range for the segment specific instruments. 'segment_instruments_range' : range(1, 20), 'segment_instruments_range' : [1, 4, 10, 12, 24, 26, 32, 33, 34, 35, 41, 42, 45, 46, 58, 74, 75, 76, 78], 'segment_instruments_range' : [1, 4, 5, 8, 10, 11, 12, 16, 17, 20, 24, 26, 28, 32, 33, 34, 35, 39, 42, 44, 45, 46, 48, 49, 53, 54, 58, 68, 69, 70, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 78, 82, 83],
Range for the number of bars per segment. Will choose randomly from this list.
'number_segment_bars_range' : range(3, 8),
Accent range offset for instrument specific blocks.
'block_default_accent_range' : range(-5, 5),
A list of values for bias_same_note for specific instruments.
'block_same_note_range' : range(10, 40, 5),
Chance for each instrument to follow a pattern for the duration of the segment.
'segment_instrument_pattern_chance' : 0.9,
Upper range for how long a pattern note can last. Should not be longer than the maximum amount of beats per bar for the instrument.
'pattern_note_len_range' : 4,
And the lower range for how long the note can last. Should not be less than 1.
'pattern_note_min_len_range' : 1,
List for possible values for the bias_same_note for percussions per segment.
'percussion_bias_same_note' : range(30, 90, 5),
The same min and max values, but only for percussions.
'pattern_percussion_min_len_range': 1,
'pattern_percussion_len_range': 4,
The dir where the songs are saved.
'generate_dir' : nino_dir + '/nino_gen_14/',
The file from which we get markov values.
'markov_values' : nino_dir + '/trainer/results.json',
'markov_values' : nino_dir + '/ninopianino/results.json',
The directory for the soundfont. This is an example, and should be supplied for specific use cases.
'soundfont' : nino_dir + '/soundfonts/orchestra_sf/SGM-V2.01.sf2',
'/soundfonts/orchestra_sf/techno combo2.sf2', '/soundfonts/orchestra_sf/SGM-V2.01.sf2', '/soundfonts/orchestra_sf/merlin_gmv22.sf2', '/soundfonts/FluidR3_GM.sf2',
The song generator will randomly repeat segments and then shuffle them. This is a range of the numbers of repeats for each segment.
'segment_shuffle_range' : range(1, 4),
The script uses a specific function to generate a base default accent, but we may want to place an upper limit.
'max_base_default_accent' : 80,
This variable basically specifies how often the randomly generated chords will contain a chord vastly different from the generic chord. For instance, how commonly a chord progression for a song in C major to contain a chord in F minor. Higher values mean more generic chords.
'chord_exp_var': 4,
We may want to have segments with few instruments and no drums. This is the percentage that there are drums if the number of instruments is below the defined treshold.
'segment_percussion_chance': 0.85,
If there's less than this many instruments in a segment, there's a chance (defined above) that there will be no percussion for that segment.
'skip_percussion_treshold' : 3,
}
kwargs = json.dumps(kwargs)
dir_path = os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(__file__))
with open(dir_path + '/sample_config.json', 'w') as f:
f.write(kwargs)
main()


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