Section 3: Deftemplate Construct¶
Ordered facts encode information positionally. To access that information, a user must know not only what data is stored in a fact but also which field contains the data. Non-ordered (or deftemplate) facts provide the user with the ability to abstract the structure of a fact by assign?ing names to each field found within the fact. The deftemplate construct is used to create a template that can then be used by non-ordered facts to access fields of the fact by name. The deftemplate construct is analogous to a record or structure definition in programming languages such as Pascal and C.
Syntax
(deftemplate <deftemplate-name> [<comment>] <slot-definition>*)
<slot-definition> ::= <single-slot-definition> | <multislot-definition>
<single-slot-definition> ::= (slot <slot-name> <template-attribute>*)
<multislot-definition> ::= (multislot <slot-name> <template-attribute>*)
<template-attribute> ::= <default-attribute> | <constraint-attribute>
<default-attribute> ::= (default ?DERIVE | ?NONE | <expression>*) |
(default-dynamic <expression>*)
Redefining a deftemplate will result in the previous definition being discarded. A deftemplate can not be redefined while it is being used (for example, by a fact or pattern in a rule). A deftemplate can have any number of single or multifield slots. CLIPS always enforces the single and multifield definitions of the deftemplate. For example, it is an error to store (or match) multiple values in a single-field slot.
Example
(deftemplate object
(slot name)
(slot location)
(slot on-top-of)
(slot weight)
(multislot contents))
3.1 Slot Default Values¶
The <default-attribute> specifies the value to be used for unspecified slots of a template fact when an assert action is performed. One of two types of default selections can be chosen: default or dynamic-default.
The default attribute specifies a static default value. The specified expressions are evaluated once when the deftemplate is defined and the result is stored with the deftemplate. The result is assigned to the appropriate slot when a new template fact is asserted. If the keyword ?DERIVE is used for the default value, then a default value is derived from the constraints for the slot (see section 11.5 for more details). By default, the default attribute for a slot is (default ?DERIVE). If the keyword ?NONE is used for the default value, then a value must explicitly be assigned for a slot when an assert is performed. It is an error to assert a template fact without specifying the values for the (default ?NONE) slots.
The default-dynamic attribute is a dynamic default. The specified expressions are evaluated every time a template fact is asserted, and the result is assigned to the appropriate slot.
A single-field slot may only have a single value for its default. Any number of values may be specified as the default for a multifield slot (as long as the number of values satisfies the cardinality attribute for the slot).
Example
CLIPS> (clear)
CLIPS>
(deftemplate foo
(slot w (default ?NONE))
(slot x (default ?DERIVE))
(slot y (default (gensym*)))
(slot z (default-dynamic (gensym*))))
CLIPS> (assert (foo))
[TMPLTRHS1] Slot w requires a value because of its (default ?NONE)
attribute.
CLIPS> (assert (foo (w 3)))
<Fact-1>
CLIPS> (assert (foo (w 4)))
<Fact-2>
CLIPS> (facts)
f-0 (initial-fact)
f-1 (foo (w 3) (x nil) (y gen1) (z gen2))
f-2 (foo (w 4) (x nil) (y gen1) (z gen3))
For a total of 3 facts.
CLIPS>
3.2 Slot Default Constraints for Pattern-Matching¶
Single-field slots that are not specified in a pattern on the LHS of a rule are defaulted to single-field wildcards (?) and multifield slots are defaulted to multifield wildcards ($?).
3.3 Slot Value Constraint Attributes¶
The syntax and functionality of single and multifield constraint attributes are described in detail in Section 11. Static and dynamic constraint checking for deftemplates is supported. Static checking is performed when constructs or commands using deftemplates slots are being parsed (and the specific deftemplate associated with the construct or command can be immediately determined). Template patterns used on the LHS of a rule are also checked to determine if constraint conflicts exist among variables used in more than one slot. Errors for inappropriate values are immediately signaled. References to fact-indexes made in commands such as modify and duplicate are considered to be ambiguous and are never checked using static checking. Static checking is enabled by default. This behavior can be changed using the set-static-constraint-checking function. Dynamic checking is also supported. If dynamic checking is enabled, then new deftemplate facts have their values checked when added to the fact-list. This dynamic checking is disabled by default. This behavior can be changed using the set-dynamic-constraint-checking function. If a violation occurs when dynamic checking is being performed, then execution will be halted.
Example
(deftemplate object
(slot name (type SYMBOL) (default ?DERIVE))
(slot location (type SYMBOL) (default ?DERIVE))
(slot on-top-of (type SYMBOL) (default floor))
(slot weight (allowed-values light heavy) (default light))
(multislot contents (type SYMBOL) (default ?DERIVE)))
3.4 Implied Deftemplates¶
Asserting or referring to an ordered fact (such as in a LHS pattern) creates an ?implied? deftemplate with a single implied multifield slot. The implied multifield slot?s name is not printed when the fact is printed. The implied deftemplate can be manipulated and examined identically to any user defined deftemplate (although it has no pretty print form).
Example
CLIPS> (clear)
CLIPS> (assert (foo 1 2 3))
<Fact-1>
CLIPS> (defrule yak (bar 4 5 6) =>)
CLIPS> (list-deftemplates)
initial-fact
foo
bar
For a total of 3 deftemplates.
CLIPS> (facts)
f-0 (initial-fact)
f-1 (foo 1 2 3)
For a total of 2 facts.
CLIPS>


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Market Grip: China’s Central Bank Blasts Off New Warning About Crypto – It’s Not Blockchain
by Daily Hodl StaffPing pong. Bitcoin is up and then it’s down. Mad volatility continues as traders, speculators and investors turn to China and its latest stance on cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin has nosedived $3,000 in the course of 30 days, following its catapult to over $10,000 at the end of October when China’s President Xi Jinping announced the country’s full support of blockchain technology.
As BTC touched a six-month low of $6,627, according to data compiled by CoinMarketCap, market participants are rethinking China’s real message.
Since blockchain technology underpins Bitcoin and because of reports indicating that China was pushing for educational instruction around Bitcoin, Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies, the markets presumed that China was on the verge of a complete about-face with respect to legitimizing crypto trading after shutting down local exchanges in 2017.
Not so.
China’s central bank, the People’s Bank of China, issued a statement on Friday about the government’s latest crypto clampdown and warnings for consumers and business operators.
Says Primitive Ventures partner Dovey Wan,
“To highlight a few key points in the announcement
1. ICO, IFO, IEO, STO are all unauthorized illegal public offering and securities issuance, and potentially illegal fund-raising, financial fraud, pyramid schemes and other illegal crimes.
2. Shanghai law enforcement agency will conduct ‘Special rectification of cryptocurrency-related trading platform, which can be registered overseas, shall be immediately rectified and retired’.
3. They will further regulate trading platform whose servers are outside mainland but providing virtual currency trading services to domestic residents, and will continue to strengthen the clean-up [of] the fiat payment and settlement channels and gateways.
4. Investors should be careful not to mix blockchain technology with cryptocurrency, and there are multiple risks in cryptocurrency financing, issuance and trading (again, Blockchain not crypto).”
Jeff Dorman, chief investment officer of Arca, tells CNBC the markets got trampled.
“This was one of the worst weeks in the history of digital assets. The market is clearly in contraction, with no new money coming in to soak up the supply.”
Says Brian Kelly, chief executive officer of digital currency investment firm BKCM,
“The People’s Bank of China came out with a note reminding people that, you know what, cryptocurrency trading in China is still illegal. And so that got the speculators selling.”
Bitcoin is currently trading at $7,224, up 0.87%, at time of publishing.


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Situation (human) in Viet Nam
Laboratory tests have today confirmed an additional case of H5N1 infection in Viet Nam. The patient is a 15-year-old boy from Thanh Hoa Province, who was admitted to hospital on 9 February. He remains under treatment in Thanh Hoa Hospital.
Altogether, 21 cases, 14 of them fatal, have been reported in Viet Nam.


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Add new charts by clicking the "+" button, or remove them by clicking the "x" button at the top right of each chart. You can change currencies by selecting from the dropdowns at the bottom of the chart, and reverse the order by clicking the "Flip" button. The default list shows the top 15 on the network. To restore your list to the default, remove all markets then reload the page.


At a large, tastefully appointed Sneden’s Landing townhouse, the Deputy Mayor has just shot himself. Though only a flesh wound, four couples are about to experience a severe attack of Farce. Gathering for their tenth wedding anniversary, the host lies bleeding in the other room while his wife is nowhere in sight. His lawyer, Ken and wife Chris must get “the story” straight before the other guests arrive. As the confusions and miscommunications mount, the evening spins off into classic farcical hilarity. “Has nothing on its mind except making the audience laugh.”
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Constructor
new Gtube(search, options)
Represents a YouTube instance
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
search |
String | Search string |
options |
Options | Options |
Extends
- events.EventEmitter
Methods
item() → {Item}
get item at index
Returns:
- Type
- Item
options() → {Options}
get current Options
Returns:
- Type
- Options
(async) process(newSearch, callback) → {Promise.<Boolean>}
this method searches the provided search string on Youtube for video results.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
newSearch |
Boolean | true | Defines if we are continuing search or starting a new one |
callback |
object | Callback when searching is done. Done assign this until you're absolutely sure what you're doing |
Fires:
- event:cleared
- event:addedItem
Throws:
Error
Returns:
is search was successful or ended with error
- Type
- Promise.<Boolean>
search() → {String}
get current search string
Returns:
- Type
- String
size() → {Number}
length of items
Returns:
- Type
- Number
Events
addedItem
A new item has been added
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
item |
Item |
cleared
Indicates that all items have been cleared


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We studied Python's simple (or "flat") file interfaces in earnest in Chapter 2, and have been using them ever since. Python provides standard access to both the stdio filesystem (through the built-in open function), as well as lower-level descriptor-based files (with the built-in os module). For simple data storage tasks, these are all that many scripts need. To save for use in a future program run, simply write data out to a newly opened file on your computer and read it back from that file later. As we've seen, for more advanced tasks, Python also supports other file-like interfaces such as pipes, fifos, and sockets. Since we've already explored flat files, I won't say more about them here. The rest of this chapter introduces the remaining topics on the list earlier in this section. At the end, we'll also meet a GUI program for browsing the contents of things like shelves and DBM files. Before that, though, we need to learn what manner of beast these are. |
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Specialty products help Jindal Stainless post Rs 82-cr Sep-quarter profit
Total income during July-September fell to Rs 1,996.42 crore as against Rs 2,253.17 crore in the year-ago period.
by Press Trust of IndiaJindal Stainless (Hisar) reported over 33 per cent jump in standalone net profit to Rs 82.23 crore for the September quarter.
The company had posted a net profit of Rs 61.60 crore during the year-ago quarter, it said in a BSE filing.
Total income during July-September fell to Rs 1,996.42 crore as against Rs 2,253.17 crore in the year-ago period.
The company's expenses during the said period declined to Rs 1,873.96 crore as against Rs 2,152.42 crore in the same period last year.
"Company's specialty products division outperformed once again, catering to a wider international market. A responsive product-mix and consistent internal efficiencies helped us maintain our profitability, in spite of sluggish demand in some segments, dependence of fluctuating input market, and excessive imports from Indonesia," Jindal Stainless (Hisar) MD Abhyuday Jindal said.
Shares of Jindal Stainless (Hisar) settled at Rs 69.35 apiece, down 2.39 per cent over previous close.


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I've worn many hats in my lifetime. I've been a tofu maker, written for a newspaper, been a radio DJ, and worked as a personal body guard just to name a few of the more interesting jobs I've held. Now I'm just into the tech world when most people are thinking about retiring!


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swift file.swift- Start a new project with the package manager:
swift package init- Generate an Xcode project file:
swift package generate-xcodeproj- Update dependencies:
swift package update- Compile project for release:
swift build -c release


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SDK
Release 1.7.2
Communications, logger, and bootloader libraries.
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#include <data_sets.h>
Public Attributes | |
| int32_t | sat |
| int32_t | svh |
| int32_t | svconf |
| int32_t | week |
| gtime_t | toa |
| double | A |
| double | e |
| double | i0 |
| double | OMG0 |
| double | omg |
| double | M0 |
| double | OMGd |
| double | toas |
| double | f0 |
| double | f1 |
almanac type
Definition at line 1929 of file data_sets.h.
| double alm_t::A |
SV orbit parameters - A
Definition at line 1947 of file data_sets.h.
| double alm_t::e |
SV orbit parameters - e
Definition at line 1950 of file data_sets.h.
| double alm_t::f0 |
SV clock parameters - af0
Definition at line 1971 of file data_sets.h.
| double alm_t::f1 |
SV clock parameters - af1
Definition at line 1974 of file data_sets.h.
| double alm_t::i0 |
SV orbit parameters - i0
Definition at line 1953 of file data_sets.h.
| double alm_t::M0 |
SV orbit parameters - M0
Definition at line 1962 of file data_sets.h.
| double alm_t::omg |
SV orbit parameters - omg
Definition at line 1959 of file data_sets.h.
| double alm_t::OMG0 |
SV orbit parameters - OMG0
Definition at line 1956 of file data_sets.h.
| double alm_t::OMGd |
SV orbit parameters - OMGd
Definition at line 1965 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t alm_t::sat |
satellite number
Definition at line 1932 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t alm_t::svconf |
as and sv config
Definition at line 1938 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t alm_t::svh |
sv health (0:ok)
Definition at line 1935 of file data_sets.h.
| gtime_t alm_t::toa |
Definition at line 1944 of file data_sets.h.
| double alm_t::toas |
Toa (s) in week - toas
Definition at line 1968 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t alm_t::week |
Definition at line 1941 of file data_sets.h.


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Hate speech is on the rise. Explore how much the newspaper you read uses it.
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public class Util
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor | Description |
|---|---|
Util() |
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
static double[] |
add(double[] a,
double[] b) |
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static double[] |
cross(double[] a,
double[] b) |
|
static double |
dot(double[] a,
double[] b) |
|
static double |
magnitude(double[] a) |
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static double[] |
multiply(double[] a,
double b) |
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static double[] |
project(double[] a,
double[] b) |
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static double[] |
reject(double[] a,
double[] b) |
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static double |
squaredMagnitude(double[] a) |
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static double[] |
sub(double[] a,
double[] b) |
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static double[] |
toCartesian(double[] p) |
converts from spherical to cartesian
|
static double[] |
toSpherical(double[] c) |
|
static java.lang.String |
vecToString(double[] a) |
public static final int X
public static final int Y
public static final int Z
public static double dot(double[] a, double[] b)
a
- -> A vector, b -> A vector!!!IMPORTANT!!! a and b have to have equal lengths
public static double[] toCartesian(double[] p)
converts from spherical to cartesian
if the length of p is 2 the value 1 is assumed for r
The general form of p should be {theta, phi, r}
public static double[] toSpherical(double[] c)
c
- - the cartesian coordinatespublic static double[] sub(double[] a, double[] b)
public static double[] add(double[] a, double[] b)
public static double[] cross(double[] a, double[] b)
public static double[] multiply(double[] a, double b)
public static double[] project(double[] a, double[] b)
public static double[] reject(double[] a, double[] b)
public static double squaredMagnitude(double[] a)
public static double magnitude(double[] a)
public static java.lang.String vecToString(double[] a)


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Pill Description
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8mm round powder-blue pill. One side, stylized R. Other side, scored.
Above score, '053'. Purported to be diazepam. Owing to the blue color, I
guess that it is probably 10mg, as this is the color scheme that
non-generic Valium uses. [Erowid Note : According to the Drug Identification Bible, this is a generic 10mg diazepam pill produced by Purepac Pharmaceutical]
1:50AM
------
I ingest the pill. We had a snowstorm today, and I had ingested some DPT
earlier in the evening to go play in the foot deep snow (the first real
snowstorm in over 3 years), but it has long since worn off. I also smoked
a little pot earlier, but it has mostly worn off as well. I am more or
less at baseline.
2:20AM
------
I begin to feel a little different. It's been a long time since I've had
any benzodiazepines, but this does feel like what I remember. The main
distinctions between the various benzodiazepines are in duration and
intensity. Qualitatively they are all more or less the same. As far as
comparison to other depressants, it is most similar to GHB, but definitely
not the same. It's even less similar to alcohol, and only vaguely similar
to the narcotics. I will base most of my comparisons on GHB, that being
the depressant I'm most familiar with. Diazepam is supposed to take about
an hour to reach peak effect, so it's still too early to really describe
it, or compare it to anything else. Initially, it seems as if there is
more of a calming effect, but less of a euphoric effect than GHB. The
physical sensations are somewhat different as well. There is more of a
feeling of muscle relaxation than GHB produces, and the ecstasy-like
tactile enhancements of GHB are pretty much absent from the diazepam
experience. The come-on is alot more gradual. I'm at T+0:30 now, and its
just beginning to take effect. I'll give it some more time.
2:50AM
------
Well, I'm now at T+1:00, and I'm feeling the diazepam pretty well... tho
from what I've read, it can take from 1-2 hours for peak plasma levels.
And I didn't have an empty stomach, so I'm sure I haven't reached the peak
effect yet. I can feel it gradually increasing still, in fact. I'm a good
deal more intoxicated than I was a half hour ago, but alot of my original
assessments hold. Compared to GHB, this is a milder intoxication, in some
ways. The muscle relaxation is alot stronger than with GHB. The sensation
is similar to having just stepped out of a hot bath or sauna - totally
relaxed muscles, a jello-like body feeling. There is much more of an urge
to close the eyes than I get on GHB, though I don't feel sleepy at all.
As I said earlier, this is much more of a calming, relaxing feel than the
euphoric high of GHB. There is a touch of the strobe-like dizzy visual
effect that I sometimes get from high doses of GHB, but it is much more
subdued. I am listening to music through headphones... diazepam seems much
more conducive to music appreciation than GHB. I keep getting drawn to lie
down and just relax and absorb the music.
3:10AM
------
I'm at T+1:20 now. I think I've hit the peak effects. Diazepam seems to be
more of a dumbing high than GHB... I find myself closing my eyes and just
listening to music and and feeling the physical sensations, there is alot
less noise in my mind than usual. Less thoughts flying back and forth.
This is much more noticable than on GHB. I am feel as if sleep would be
easy and pleasant at this point, but its not the irresistable passing out
that GHB can cause. Putting on some more uptempo music dramatically
increases my energy level, and vanquishes all thoughts of sleep. I feel
very mellow and relaxed. I have a pleasant body high which is similar to
GHB, yet distinct. More relaxed, less tingly. When I get up to walk
around, I stagger a little... unlike alcohol and GHB though, this stagger
doesn't seem to be due to dizziness or a loss of equilibrium, but rather
due to the fact that my leg muscles are very relaxed, and my legs feel a
little jello-like, sort of like if I had excersized them a great deal
earlier. My whole body in fact is sort of slumped and very relaxed. None
of my muscles seem to have any tension.
3:25AM
------
Still about the same place, but I feel myself yawning a little now. Not
really tired at all though.  I spooned this
snow into my bong, and loaded a hit into the bowl. I take a hit... the icy
cold condensed smoke goes down smoothly and expands in my lungs.
Immediately I feel a significant boost in the effects of the diazepam...
though it has changed slightly from the THC now in my system.  I cough pretty hard... Well, one more just for good
luck! I feel pretty high now... I'll give it a few minutes to settle in,
then describe it.
3:50AM
------
T+2:00 and feelin' groovy! I predominantly feel diazepam, but its now
strongly colored by the pot. The mild shaky visual effect I noticed
earlier is now noticably stronger, approaching the levels I'd expect from
alcohol... I *feel* much more lucid than I would on GHB or alcohol... But
this is illusion. I'm clear headed, but *too* clear headed. There are far
fewer verbal thoughts running through my mind than normal. But there is no
feeling of confusion or disorientation. It is not a loss of coherence,
just a drastic slowing of pace.
4:20AM
------
I take a puff, of course... I still feel about the same, and I think this
report can be wound up now. It's T+2:30. Thinking about the diazepam and
how the night has gone, it looks like its two primary actions seem to be
as an anxiolytic and a muscle relaxer. There is a mild euphoria, but alot
less than from GHB or alcohol - its more a feeling of relaxation than
anything else. Granted I am alone right now, but this still feels much
less of a social drug than GHB or alcohol, too - this is something I'd
like to take by myself and lay in a hammock or on the beach. Not a party
drug. I've enjoyed benzodiazepines every time I've done them, and find
them far superior to alcohol. They're not something I enjoy enough to
seek them out, but they're a nice treat when they come into my hands. I'm
sure I will sleep well tonight!
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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| HADOOP-671 |
Distributed cache creates unnecessary symlinks if asked for creating symlinks |
Major |
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Mahadev konar |
Mahadev konar |
| HADOOP-669 |
Upgrade to trunk causes data loss. |
Blocker |
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Milind Bhandarkar |
Milind Bhandarkar |
| HADOOP-665 |
hadoop -rmr does NOT process multiple arguments and does not complain |
Minor |
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dhruba borthakur |
dhruba borthakur |
| HADOOP-664 |
build doesn't fail if libhdfs test(s) fail |
Minor |
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Nigel Daley |
Nigel Daley |
| HADOOP-663 |
ant test is failing |
Major |
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Mahadev konar |
Mahadev konar |
| HADOOP-658 |
source headers must conform to new Apache guidelines |
Major |
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Doug Cutting |
Doug Cutting |
| HADOOP-651 |
fsck does not handle arguments -blocks and -locations correctly |
Major |
. |
Milind Bhandarkar |
Milind Bhandarkar |
| HADOOP-642 |
Explicit timeout for ipc.Client |
Major |
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Konstantin Shvachko |
Konstantin Shvachko |
| HADOOP-641 |
Name-node should demand a block report from resurrected data-nodes. |
Major |
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Konstantin Shvachko |
Konstantin Shvachko |
| HADOOP-638 |
TaskTracker missing synchronization around tasks variable access |
Major |
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Nigel Daley |
Nigel Daley |
| HADOOP-634 |
Test files missing copyright headers |
Trivial |
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Nigel Daley |
Nigel Daley |
| HADOOP-633 |
if the jobinit thread gets killed the jobtracker keeps running without doing anything. |
Minor |
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Mahadev konar |
Owen O'Malley |
| HADOOP-627 |
MiniMRCluster missing synchronization |
Major |
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Nigel Daley |
Nigel Daley |
| HADOOP-624 |
fix warning about pathSpec should start with '/' or '*' : mapOutput |
Minor |
. |
Owen O'Malley |
Owen O'Malley |
| HADOOP-610 |
Task Tracker offerService does not adequately protect from exceptions |
Major |
. |
Owen O'Malley |
Owen O'Malley |
| HADOOP-599 |
DFS Always Reports 0 Bytes Used |
Minor |
. |
Albert Chern |
Raghu Angadi |
| HADOOP-588 |
JobTracker History bug - kill() ed tasks are logged wrongly as finished. |
Major |
. |
Sanjay Dahiya |
Sanjay Dahiya |
| HADOOP-572 |
Chain reaction in a big cluster caused by simultaneous failure of only a few data-nodes. |
Major |
. |
Konstantin Shvachko |
Sameer Paranjpye |
| HADOOP-563 |
DFS client should try to re-new lease if it gets a lease expiration exception when it adds a block to a file |
Major |
. |
Runping Qi |
dhruba borthakur |
| HADOOP-561 |
one replica of a file should be written locally if possible |
Major |
. |
Yoram Arnon |
dhruba borthakur |
| HADOOP-554 |
hadoop dfs command line doesn't exit with status code on error |
Major |
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Marco Nicosia |
dhruba borthakur |
| HADOOP-553 |
DataNode and NameNode main() should catch and report exceptions. |
Major |
. |
Konstantin Shvachko |
Raghu Angadi |
| HADOOP-514 |
namenode heartbeat interval should be configurable |
Major |
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Wendy Chien |
Milind Bhandarkar |
| HADOOP-482 |
unit test hangs when a cluster is running on the same machine |
Minor |
. |
Wendy Chien |
Wendy Chien |
| HADOOP-477 |
Streaming should execute Unix commands and scripts in well known languages without user specifying the path |
Major |
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arkady borkovsky |
dhruba borthakur |
| HADOOP-462 |
DFSShell throws out arrayoutofbounds exceptions if the number of arguments is not right |
Minor |
. |
Mahadev konar |
dhruba borthakur |
| HADOOP-399 |
the javadoc currently generates lot of warnings about bad fields |
Trivial |
. |
Owen O'Malley |
Nigel Daley |
| HADOOP-373 |
Some calls to mkdirs do not check return value |
Major |
. |
Wendy Chien |
Wendy Chien |
| HADOOP-90 |
DFS is succeptible to data loss in case of name node failure |
Major |
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Yoram Arnon |
Konstantin Shvachko |


Alternative Interpretation of the Prodigy
So I was listening to some music, thinking about the announcement today on Anglo Irish Bank that we have 32% national debt and my generation will be expected to pay that. Kind of depressing if you ask me, but no one does, ’cause the media has got that one all wrapped up. So I asked myself, is their anything new we can learn, while I was listening to the Prodigy classic� Breathe. So I came to the realisation there can’t be anything added, or can there?
Breathe the pressure Come play my game I’ll test ya Psycho-somatic addict insane
That is a line from the song Breathe� it fits beautifully with what Ireland is experiencing! Breathe the pressure is the financial markets bailing down on us – while come play my game is what the Government is doing, going back to those markets. Psycho-somatic addict insane� is perhaps the most poetic, as it symbolises the irrational nature of markets, and how we are like junkies on the delicious debt we can’t live without (but are insane to go too deep on). If that got you thinking, I’ll leave you with the line from Breathe that shouls horrify us all:
Inhale, inhale, you’re the victim


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GotoChgo 2019: Not Just Events: Developing Asynchronous Microservices (slideshare.net) |
| The microservice architecture functionally decomposes an application into a set of services. Each service has its own private database that’s only accessible i…... Read more |
How to Build Good Software (csc.gov.sg) |
| Software has characteristics that make it hard to build with traditional management techniques; effective development requires a different, more exploratory and iterative approach.... Read more |
How to Form a Successful Software Development Team (entrepreneurshandbook.co) |
| A primer for decision-makers and project managers... Read more |
Building Systems with Transactions Using Apache Kafka (confluent.io) ACID API Architecture Consumer Event Sourcing Multi-Tenancy Producer |
| This article revisits the guarantees provided by transactions in relational database systems and how to achieve them using Kafka as a datastore. Learn how such an architecture can be extended, complete with an example.... Read more |
Evaluating Language Adoption At Scale (engineering.linkedin.com) |
| When adopting a new language at scale, there are many different factors to consider because things can change dramatically. For many, choosing a language can arguably rely on personal preference, but at LinkedIn, we have a Foundation team tasked with evaluating the impact of such fundamental technical decisions. Recently, we underwent the process of evaluating and assessing languages for Android development. From the perspective of the mobile infrastructure team, I would like to share the steps we took in assessing languages that eventually led us to land on Kotlin. ... Read more |
DevOps |
Transitioning to DevOps: Advice from an NGINX Expert (nginx.com) DevOps digital transformation |
| NGINX Global Solutions Architect and DevOps expert Kevin Jones provides practical advice on steps in your transition to DevOps: setting goals, choosing the right tools, fostering cross-functional communication, and measuring the success of your transition.... Read more |
Security #InfoSec |
Why You Should Never Borrow Someone Else's Charging Cable (forbes.com) |
| Cyberhackers have figured out how to implant charging cables with malware that can remotely hijack mobile devices and computers. Here's how not to be a victim.... Read more |
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Looks like a new version of https://github.com/pulibrary/figgy/issues/4658.
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by None at 2021-12-29 14:34:59.labeled
by None at 2021-12-29 14:36:16.assigned
by None at 2021-12-29 13:43:43.referenced
by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-12-29 14:42:17.merged
by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-12-29 14:42:17.closed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-12-29 14:42:17.referenced
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by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-12-29 14:43:15.closed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-12-29 14:43:15.closed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-12-29 14:43:15.Looks good to me.
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by None at 2021-12-29 15:11:59.merged
by None at 2021-12-29 15:11:59.closed
by None at 2021-12-29 15:11:59.head_ref_deleted
by None at 2021-12-29 15:12:00.Playbook succeeded, both sites look good.
referenced
by Alicia Cozine at 2021-12-29 16:48:01.merged
by Alicia Cozine at 2021-12-29 16:48:01.closed
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-12-28 22:26:43.I don't see any viewers loading on those records. A clear example of what we're seeing that we don't expect to see would be helpful.
I found some that try to load viewers. Examples: - https://findingaids.princeton.edu/catalog/AC465_c8 - https://findingaids.princeton.edu/catalog/AC465_c83


How many children does Caitlyn Jenner have?
Caitlyn's quickly established herself as a firm fan favourite after less than a week in camp, and the star has a large brood waiting for her on the outside
by Irishmirror.ieI'm A Celebrity has a fan favourite in Caitlyn Jenner , the hugely famous reality star and former Olympian.
She's won over audiences, as well as other celebs about camp, with her honesty, down to earth attitude and bravery during the gruelling Bushtucker Trials.
She's also drawn gushing praise from fans online for her openness as a transgender woman in discussing her 2015 transition.
The 70 year old is currently dating girlfriend Sophia Hutchins, but has had three marriages prior - and boasts a sizeable brood.
Caitlyn has a whopping six biological children, four stepchildren and seven grandchildren - with two more on the way.
Burt and Cassandra
41 year old Burt is Caitlyn's eldest, from her first marriage to Christine Crownover.
Burt's also dad to William Behr and Bodhi wih girlfriend Valerie Pitalo.
Cassandra, meanwhile, 39, is now Cassandra Marino, after she tied the knot with Michael Marino.
They share daughters Isabella and Francesca, and their youngest, son Luke.
Cassandra tends to keep her private life away from the spotlight, but she's spoken candidly before about her relationship with Caitlyn.
Back in 2016, the year after Caitlyn transitioned, Cassandra told People : "My relationship with Caitlyn is much better than with Bruce, but we still have a lot of work to do.
"We didn't see each other for years, and now we see each other every couple of weeks and talk on the phone, which I'm grateful for."
"She's trying harder," Cassandra continued, "There's a softness to Caitlyn that's new to me."
Brandon and Brody
Caitlyn's two sons from her second marriage to Linda Thompson have received a stronger dose of the limelight.
Brandon formed a musical duet with ex-wife Leah, who he divorced last year - they're parents to three year old Eva.
He's also expecting twins in early 2020 with his girlfriend, Cayley Stoker.
Brody, meanwhile, has become a reality TV icon, and is currently starring in The Hills reboot.
It doesn't seem he's that close to Caitlyn, especially after she missed his 2018 wedding to Kaitlynn Carter.
When asked if he'd be watching I'm A Celeb, a beardy Brody replied: "I don't even know what that is."
Kendall and Kylie
The most famous of Caitlyn's kids, supermodel Kendall, 24, and cosmetics guru Kylie, 22, never fail to make waves on social media.
Caitlyn had his youngest two with third wife Kris Jenner, with Kendall carving out a hugely successful modelling career and Kylie becoming the world's youngest self-made billionaire with her eye-wateringly lucrative cosmetics company.
Kylie's also mum to one year old Stormi Webster, who she shares with rapper and ex Travis Scott.
Fans have been left raging recently after both Kendall and Kylie failed to share any message of support for Caitlyn during her jungle forays.
The Kardashians
Kourtney, Kim, Khloe and Rob are Kris' children from her marriage to Robert Kardashain Snr, and Caitlyn's stepchildren.
The family made a name for themselves with their insanely popular reality bash Keeping Up With The Kardashians, with Caitlyn regularly appearing as Bruce.
They've added other famous names into the mix as well, with Kim married to rap icon Kanye West and Khloe previously dating NBA legend Tristan Thompson.
Rob was also previously in a relationship with Blac Chyna who, incidentally, also dated Kylie Jenner's ex Tyga.
The Kardashians' list of children is lenghty - Kim and Kanye share North, Saint, Chicago and Psalm, Kourtney and her ex Scott Disick have Mason, Penelope and Reign, Khloe has True with ex Tristan, and Rob and Blac Chyna have Dream.
Caitlyn, meanwhile, is going strong with Sophia.
She said of her belle, who is also a transgender woman: "We're partners in everything we do. We're inseperable.
"We're business partners, we live together, we share a dog, we share family, we share a life together."


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Experimental WISE schematic entry.
Here is the homepage of the project!
This applets are for test and training purposes.
Press the corresponding button to start an experiment.
A low pass filter example:
The circuit contains of a capacitor (C1) parallel to the output port and
a resistor (R1) between input and output. The cutoff frequency is defined
by the value of R1 and C1. On the input an AC source with 1V is attached.
(demo with AC, 1e8 stop, 1 start, 20 points)
A high pass filter example:
The circuit contains of a resistor (R1) parallel to the output port and
a capacitor (C1) between input and output. The cutoff frequency is again
defined by the value of R1 and C1. On the input an AC source with 1V is
attached.
(demo with AC, 1e8 stop, 1 start, 20 points)
A (too) simple amplifier example:
The circuit contains a transistor stimulated by a sine source.
(demo with TRAN 1e-5 step, 1e-3 stop)
A simple power supply example:
The circuit contains a diode for an simple AC/DC converter.
(demo with TRAN, 5e-2 stop, 1e-7 step)
A MOS diode:
The circuit contains a N-channel MOSFET acting as a 'MOS diode'.
(demo with DC, 0 start, 2 stop, 0.02 step)
A MOS current mirror:
The circuit contains two N-channel MOSFET acting as a current mirror.
(demo with DC, 0 start, 1e-4 stop, 1e-5 step)
An ideal, noninverting amplifier:
The circuit contains a voltage dependent voltage source configured as amplifier.
(demo with TRAN 1e-5 step, 1e-3 stop)
An empty schematic entry:
Do it yourself!
(no demo, tries to access http://localhost/, simulation will fail!)
Thats all folk's! (for now....)


Alex Trebek increasing donation to University of Ottawa to hit $10M total
by Lauren M. Johnson, CNNThe University of Ottawa will take donations for $10 million, Alex.
Just a month after beloved 'Jeopardy!' host Alex Trebek donated $1.2 million to the university, his alma mater, Trebek decided to "round up the number" to make his overall contribution a cool $10 million.
The school said half of Trebek's most recent gift will go to his Alex Trebek Innovation and Challenge Fund, and the other part will go towards his Distinguished Lecture Series.
The $1.2 million was made during a homecoming visit in October, which had raised his overall financial contribution to $9.5 million, according to the school. That total includes previous gifts made in 2015 and 2017.
The school thanked the one-time philosophy major in a statement.
"We are extremely grateful for Alex's generosity, but also for his friendship," said Jacques Frémont, University of Ottawa President and Vice-Chancellor in a news release. "His new gift will benefit more students, and that is at the heart of our mission."
Over the years, Trebek's contributions have helped establish several academic resources. Ottawa established the Alex Trebek Alumni Hall and the Alex Trebek Distinguished Lecture Series in 2015, and the Alex Trebek Forum for Dialogue in 2017.


WATER, WIND, DUST A film review by Thomas E. Billings Copyright 1990 Thomas E. Billings
Synopsis: A young teenager returns home after an absence to find his village in Iran deserted because of an incredibly severe drought. He begins a search to find his family, traveling through an amazingly bleak and desolate landscape. Primarily an essay on the issue of humans vs. nature, the film is of interest for technical and cultural reasons.
Iran (English subtitles), color, 1985 (released 1989), 75 minutes. Director/Writer: Amir Naderi
How would you like to spend an hour or so in a fierce sandstorm, in a dried-out lake, in the bleak, desolate landscape of the desert at the border between Iran and Afghanistan? That's pretty much what this movie is.
A young man, in his early teens, returns to his village after a two year absence, to rejoin his family. He was away working and earning money. When he reaches his home village, he finds it deserted except for one man. He tells the teenager that everyone has left, to escape the drought. The young man then begins a search, over a bleak, ravaged landscape, to try to find his family among the groups of wandering refugees.
As his search progresses, he meets other people and has some unusual experiences. However, the primary focus, in story and (stunning) photography, is on the extreme struggle required to survive in the drought-ravaged area. In the area, water=life, and the teenager must also find it to survive.
The film is worthwhile for its excellent photography of an unbelievably bleak, harsh landscape, and for the view it provides into another culture. As a visual essay on the subject of humans vs. nature, it is very good. However, many viewers will likely find it boring, for it has a slow pace and there is little action or special effects. Some viewers may be offended by one scene that shows dogs tearing apart the carcass of a dead cow.
Although I would not recommend the film to a general audience, the film may appeal to people interested in the region, its culture, and the topic of humans vs. nature.
Distribution. Part of a film series, "Iranian Film Now", coordinated by The Film Center, Chicago on behalf of the Farabi Cinema Foundation. Screened at the Pacific Film Archive, University of California, Berkeley. This film may be available on video, if you can find a source for Iranian videos.
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Davis.js
jQuery.LazyJaxDavis needs Davis.js to work.
If you want to use jQuery.LazyJaxDavis, you need to load Davis.js too.
What is Davis.js?
Davis.js's website says
Davis.js is a small JavaScript library using HTML5 history.pushState that allows simple Sinatra style routing for your JavaScript apps.
Generally, Davis.js was made for the web apps using history API. With this library, you can make URL routings for web apps easily. Backbone.js's Router provides similar API.
How to use Davis.js
With Davis.js, you can create URL routings like below.
$(function(){
var app = new Davis(function () {
this.get('/', function () {
// do something when url was changed to '/'
})
this.get('/user/:name', function (req) {
// do something when url was changed to '/user/*'
var name = req.params['name']; // you can get the value of ':name' in url
})
this.get('/help', function (req) {
// do something when url was changed to '/help'
})
this.post('/update', function (req) {
// do something when url was changed to '/update'
})
})
app.bind('routeNotFound', function(req){
// if the url was not routed, this event handler will be fired.
alert('this url was not routed!');
});
});
This helps you to create url based JavaScript based web apps.
Learn more about Davis.js on the Davis.js's website.
Davis'js and jQuery.LazyJaxDavis
jQuery.LazyJaxDavis uses Davis.js in it.
In web apps, you almost need to assign what to do to URLs. For example, if the URL was '/help', show help page - or - if the URL was '/user/foobar', show the page of the user 'foobar' - or something like that.
This is very useful to develop web apps. But, imagine that you create your own blog. It is ok if you have a few posts on it. But, generally you will have many many posts on your blog. So it is almost impossible to handle all urls of the pages you created.
So, I focused on the routeNotFound
event of Davis.js. This event is fired when the requested page was not routed. jQuery.LazyJaxDavis does ajax to the requested page even if it was unrouted.
Use Davis.js's routing with jQuery.LazyJaxDavis
JQuery.LazyJaxDavis has its own URL routing features as I wrote on "URL routing". But, if you want to use Davis.js's routing directly, you can use it like below.
var lazyJaxDavis = new $.LazyJaxDavis(function(router){
...
router.routeDavis(function(){
this.get('/', function () {
// do something when url was changed to '/'
})
this.get('/user/:name', function (req) {
// do something when url was changed to '/user/*'
var name = req.params['name']; // you can get the value of ':name' in url
})
this.get('/help', function (req) {
// do something when url was changed to '/help'
})
this.post('/update', function (req) {
// do something when url was changed to '/update'
})
});
});
console.log(lazyJaxDavis.davis); // davis's instance here
You can pass the initializer to Davis with routeDavis
method. To learn more, see the demo page below.


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Hue Jackson Reportedly Decides To Leave Colin Kaepernick Workout
by Chris RosvoglouShortly after Adam Schefter announced that Colin Kaepernick’s workout would be moved, former head coach Hue Jackson decided that he will no longer run the show this afternoon.
Kaepernick was asking for transparency from the NFL and everyone who covers the workout, which resulted in the location being changed to an alternative facility in Atlanta. That isn’t the only major announcement involving this workout.
It was being reported throughout the week that Jackson would lead the workout for Kaepernick.
According to NFL Network reporter Michael Silver, the workout will no longer be run by Jackson. Once he learned that Kaepernick’s team wanted the location changed, he backed out of his original position.
Obviously the timing of this news isn’t ideal for Kaepernick.
There’s no specifics as to why Jackson isn’t running the workout any longer. However, it does have many analysts and fans speculating about what will happen next.
It’s uncertain as of now if the NFL has a backup plan for this specific situation. Joe Philbin was rumored to assist Jackson during all of this, but there hasn’t been an update on his status.
Kaepernick’s workout is scheduled to take place right now in Atlanta. We should have more details available in the near future.


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Page maintained by Ke-Sen Huang.
If you have additions or changes, send an e-mail.
Information here is provided with the permission of the ACM.
Note that when possible I link to the page containing the link to the actual PDF or PS of the preprint.
I prefer this as it gives some context to the paper and avoids possible copyright problems with direct linking.
Thus you may need to search on the page to find the actual document.
ACM Digital Library: Proceedings of the 2nd symposium on Applied perception in graphics and visualization
the ACM Digital Library (DOI) Link for the paper
the link of author version paper
the link of project page
Changelog
Session: Animation
- The Influence of Sound Effects on the Perceived Smoothness of Rendered Animations
-
Georgia Mastoropoulou,
Kurt Debattista,
Alan Chalmers,
Tom Troschianko
- Psychophysical Evaluation of Animated Facial Expressions
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Christian Wallraven,
Martin Breidt,
Douglas W. Cunningham,
Heinrich H. Bülthoff
- Trajectory Synthesis by Hierarchical Spatio-temporal Correspondence: Comparison of Different Methods
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Johannes Mezger,
Winfried Ilg,
Martin A. Giese
- Visibility of temporal blur on a gaze-contingent display
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Michael Dorr,
Martin Böhme,
Thomas Martinetz,
Erhardt Barth
Session: Visualization
- Layered motion field visualization: perceptual issues
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Michael S. Langer,
Dipinder Rekhi,
Javeen Pereira,
Aditya Bhatia
- Psychophysical and Metric Assessment of Fused Images
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Timothy D. Dixon,
Eduardo Fernandez Canga,
Jan Noyes,
Tom Troscianko,
Dave Bull,
Nishan Canagarajah
- Reevaluating Stereo and Motion Cues for Visualizing Graphs in Three Dimensions
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Colin Ware,
Peter Mitchell
Session: Surfaces
- A similarity-based approach to perceptual feature validation
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Theresa Cooke,
Florian Steinke,
Christian Wallraven,
Heinrich H. Bülthoff
- Perceptually Optimizing Textures for Layered Surfaces
-
Alethea Bair,
Donald House,
Colin Ware
- A comparison of material and illumination discrimination performance for real rough, real smooth and computer generated smooth spheres
-
Susan F. te Pas,
Sylvia C. Pont
- Extracting and Depicting the 3D Shape of Specular Surfaces
-
Ulrich Weidenbacher,
Pierre Bayerl,
Roland W. Fleming,
Heiko Neumann
Session: Image Processing
- A Perceptual Framework for Contrast Processing of High Dynamic Range Images
-
Rafal Mantiuk,
Karol Myszkowski,
Hans-Peter Seidel
- Depth-of-field-based alpha-matte extraction
-
Erik Reinhard,
Erum Arif Khan
Session: Virtual Environments
- Measuring Vection in a Large Screen Virtual Environment
-
Betty J. Mohler,
Bernhard E. Riecke,
William B. Thompson,
Heinrich H. Bülthoff
- Scene Consistency and Spatial Presence Increase the Sensation of Self-Motion in Virtual Reality
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Bernhard E. Riecke,
Jörg Schulte-Pelkum,
Marios N. Avraamides,
Markus von der Heyde,
Heinrich H. Bülthoff
- A framework for comparing task performance in real and virtual scenes
-
Sarah Howlett,
Richard Lee,
Carol O'Sullivan
Session: Image Quality and Realism
- Exploring Perceptual Equivalence between Real and Simulated Imagery
-
Ann McNamara
- Exploitation of human shadow perception for fast shadow rendering
-
Mirko Sattler,
Ralf Sarlette,
Thomas Mücken,
Reinhard Klein
- A multiresolution color model for visual difference prediction
-
David Tolhurst,
Alejandro Parraga,
George Lovell,
C Ripamonti,
Tom Troscianko
Session: Interacting with Simulations
- Towards a psychophysical evaluation of a surgical simulator for bone-burring
-
Gavin Brelstaff,
Marco Agus,
Andrea Giachetti,
Enrico Gobbetti,
Gianluigi Zanetti,
Antonio Zorcolo,
Bruno Picasso,
Stefano Sellari Franceschini
- Auxiliary object knowledge influences visually-guided interception behavior
-
Peter Battaglia,
Paul Schrater,
Daniel Kersten
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Jenkins plugin
Says Java, .NET on the website
Finds JS dependencies though
npm audit
npm v6
6 high severity
31 medium severity
18 low severity
(just in JavaScript code)
mostly XSS vulnerabilities & CSP bypasses, CORS requests able to run, HTML escaping
tech lead presented to business about the risks of data breaches
used a bunch of really scary numbers
enough to make security our number one priority - NO MORE RELEASES UNTIL VULNS PATCHED!
which was nice in theory
Improved Security
💰
how did we convince business?
Node/NPM
AngularJS
All dependencies
Node to 8/6, mostly so we could get the latest tools
AngularJS to 1.7
dependencies to the latest we could - there were some limitations
THE most difficult thing we did. Took several months.
- things are still going to break when the external APIs change
but at least you'll know what your app was trying to achieve rather
than just what it was doing
The bad news
Realistically, though, upgrading the dependencies of a very old app is going to be hard
Take a lot of effort. Stuff will be missing/broken.
Having good tests will help, but it's going to be hard to right them retroactively.
Upgrading a library at a time _might_ help (we did everything at once), but often dependency chains are going to make that impossible
The good news
You don't really need to keep everything up to date
You can stop this from happening to the next devs (or yourself in the future)
Break the build for security vulnerabilities
we do it using the dependency check plugin mentioned earlier
but there's an even easier way
Terrible Developer Experience
Can't have a good app if we don't have good devs
Can't get (and keep) good devs if they have to work on a pile of shit
var premiseLocation = null;
angular.forEach(this.accounts,
angular.bind(this, function (location) {
angular.forEach(
location.accounts,
angular.bind(this, function(account) {
if (account.number == this.accountId) {
premiseLocation = location;
}
})
);
})
);
- manual gulp build instead of proper dependency management
- single angular module, so it doesn't matter what order all the JS is imported
- made testing in isolation hard, but nothing in the app was isolated anyway
You should be looking at a path away from AngularJS altogether as it will go out of support
30/6/2021. which is not as far away as it sounds.
-- considered other frameworks
-- obvious upgrade path
-- lots of other apps in Angular, share resources
-- devs not experienced in JS
ngUpgrade
-- allows you to run AngularJS and Angular code side-by-side
-- diagram/description of how it works in longer talk maybe
-- relatively straightforward, if you're coming from a modern codebase
-- if you're doing it now, you're probably not coming from a modern codebase
so there are some things you need to be aware of
Preparation
Follow the AngularJS Style Guide
Use a Module Loader
Migrate to TypeScript
Use Component Directives
Tidying Up
-- the most straightforward bit
Valid HTML
Strict dependency injection
<div class="section-icon-circle"/>
-- might seem obvious, but we didn't do this
-- for some reason - heaps of self-closing div tags, not valid
-- took me ages to work out what Angular was complaining about
Valid HTML
Strict dependency injection
Angular dependency injection requires that you pass the name of your dependencies
var myService = function ($http, $q) {
...
}
var x=function(a,b){ ... }
var myService = ['$http', '$q',
function ($http, $q) { ... }
];
-- this turns out to be quite tedious, so some clever person came up with a way to do it automatically
ng-annotate
-- problem is, this tool is now deprecated, and there isn't an obvious replacement
-- there is a webpack loader, but it doesn't work nicely with Angular CLI
-- remember our gulpfile from before, that concatenated all our dependencies manually?
-- not going to cut it with TypeScript - we want all this stuff managed automatically using ES modules
-- good news: code doesn't need to be written as ES modules to be imported as ES modules
-- use import 'module-name' syntax to import all your node module dependencies
-- don't know of any easy way to automate this as node-modules aren't consistent in naming
-- IDE might autocomplete for you
-- hopefully you don't have too many dependencies...
-- we were lucky - almost all our dependencies were dependencies of our single Angular module
-- also need to import all your app files
-- exactly the same approach, except this time it is automatable, because you want to include all
your JavaScript files (except test files, and you've used a sensible naming convention for those, of course)
find . -type f -iname '*.js'! -iname '*_test.js' > legacy-imports.js
find & replace regex or multicursor or whatever in IDE -- demo!
-- exactly the same approach, except this time it is automatable, because you want to include all
your JavaScript files (except test files, and you've used a sensible naming convention for those, of course)
-- exactly the same approach, except this time it is automatable, because you want to include all
your JavaScript files (except test files, and you've used a sensible naming convention for those, of course)
-- exactly the same approach, except this time it is automatable, because you want to include all
your JavaScript files (except test files, and you've used a sensible naming convention for those, of course)
-- exactly the same approach, except this time it is automatable, because you want to include all
your JavaScript files (except test files, and you've used a sensible naming convention for those, of course)
Angular CLI
ng new myApp
-- in a normal setup, ng new and away - follow process from previous meet-ups
-- our app is a Maven app
-- app-name
-- package.json
-- src
-- main
-- java
-- webapp
-- Angular app
-- test
Angular CLI project structure is configurable... kind of


NUM = getfilenum (NAME, P) returns an array of numbers indexing
the filenames (or directory names) matching NAME from the current
directory. The indices are searched in the strings following the
substring P. Wildcards (*) and brackets ([], see rdir) may be used
in NAME, including in intermediate pathnames.
NUM = getfilenum (NAME, P, OPT), where OPT is 'dironly', 'fileonly' or
'filedir', gets the numbers only from the directory names, file names,
or both (by default), respectively.
Examples
If the files 'B01_t12.vec','B02_t18.vec', 'B03_t24.vec' are present
in the current directory,
getfilenum ('*.vec', '_t') returns [12 18 24],
getfilenum ('*.vec', 'B') returns [1 2 3].
n=getfilenum('*/*.JPG','DSC') returns the indices of all the files
matching 'DSCxxx.JPG' in all directories.
See Also
rdir, renumberfile.


class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # Generalized Linear Models Using TensorFlow ### Julio Trecenti ### 2019-03-27 ---  # What do we want? .large[ `$$\hat{\boldsymbol \beta} = (\mathbf X^\top\mathbf X)^{-1}\mathbf X^\top\mathbf y$$` ] -- ## What are we going to do? - We are going to compute this thing in parallel. - **Spoiler**: Our proposal is faster when the number of predictors is large. --- # Generalized linear models ## Iterated Weighted Least Squares (IWLS) `$$\boldsymbol\beta^{(m+1)} = (\mathbf X^{\top}\mathbf W^{(m)}\mathbf X)^{-1}\mathbf X^{\top}\mathbf W^{(m)} \mathbf z^{(m)}$$` where `$$\mathbf z = \boldsymbol \eta + \mathbf W^{-\frac 1 2}\mathbf V^{-\frac 1 2}(\mathbf y - \boldsymbol \mu)$$` -- but `$$\begin{aligned} (\mathbf X^{\top}\mathbf W\mathbf X)^{-1}\mathbf X^{\top}\mathbf W \mathbf z &= ((\mathbf X^{\top}\mathbf W^{\frac1 2})(\mathbf W^{\frac1 2}\mathbf X))^{-1} (\mathbf X^{\top}\mathbf W^{\frac1 2})(\mathbf W^{\frac1 2} \mathbf z) \\ &= (\mathbf A^\top\mathbf A)^{-1}\mathbf A^\top \mathbf b \end{aligned}$$` --- # How is it actually done? ## QR Decomposition `$$\mathbf A = \mathbf Q\mathbf R,$$` where `\(\mathbf Q^\top\mathbf Q = \mathbf I\)` and `\(\mathbf R\)` is triangular. -- Then `$$\begin{aligned} (\mathbf A^\top\mathbf A)^{-1}\mathbf A^\top \mathbf b &= ((\mathbf Q \mathbf R)^\top (\mathbf Q \mathbf R))^{-1} (\mathbf Q\mathbf R)^\top \mathbf b \\ &= (\mathbf R^\top \mathbf Q^\top\mathbf Q\mathbf R)^{-1}\mathbf R^\top \mathbf Q^\top \mathbf b\\ &= \mathbf R^{-1}(\mathbf R)^{-1}\mathbf R^{\top}\mathbf Q^\top\mathbf b \\ &= \mathbf R^{-1}\mathbf Q^\top\mathbf b. \end{aligned}$$` --- # Actual implementation - Uses `LINPACK` algorithm, implemented in `Fortran` language. - Called by `C_Cdqrls`, implemented in `C` language. - Single threaded. - You can see what is done running `.lm.fit`. - Source code [here](https://github.com/SurajGupta/r-source/blob/master/src/library/stats/src/lm.c) and [here](https://github.com/SurajGupta/r-source/blob/a28e609e72ed7c47f6ddfbb86c85279a0750f0b7/src/appl/dqrls.f). -- ### Alternative: `parglm` package - Implemented in `C++` language, also using `LINPACK`. - Multi-threaded. - Additional cost: `\(O(Mp^2+p^3)\)`, where `\(M\)` is the number of threads. - You can see what is done running `parglm:::parallelglm`. - Source code [here](https://github.com/boennecd/parglm/blob/master/src/parallel_qr.cpp). --- # TensorFlow - Runs in parallel by default. - Can take advantage of Graphics Processing Units (GPUs) -- ## `tensorglm` package - Uses QR decomposition from TensorFlow. - Implements `glm.fit` method using it. - The new call should be ```r glm(y ~ X, method = "glmtf.fit") ``` or ```r glmtf(y ~ X) ``` --- # Computation  --- # Results  --- # Results - Square root  -- Rule of thumb: `\(p > 5\sqrt N\)` --- # Known Issues - Does not compute `\(p\)`-values and confidence intervals yet. - Does not control tolerance. - The results may differ by the order of `\(10^{-6}\)`. --- # Next steps - More tests. - Submit to CRAN. ## Future - Implementation in Torch. - Implement gradient descent for out-memory databases (very large `\(N\)`) - Implement LASSO alternative. --- # Links - Presentation: https://jtrecenti.github.com/slides/emr2019 - GitHub: https://github.com/jtrecenti/tensorglm - Email: [jtrecenti<EMAIL_ADDRESS>## References - [TensorFlow](https://www.tensorflow.org/). - [QR Decomposition](https://www.tensorflow.org/api_docs/python/tf/linalg/qr).


The sortic controll class controlls the FSM of the sortic roboter The workflow is:
More...
#include <Arduino.h>
#include "LogConfiguration.h"
#include "DetectPackageCtrl.h"
#include "SortPackageCtrl.h"
#include "I2cCommunication.h"
Go to the source code of this file.
The sortic controll class controlls the FSM of the sortic roboter The workflow is:
- Author
- Philip Zellweger (phili.nosp@m.p.ze.nosp@m.llweg.nosp@m.er<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Check and read the package
- Sort the received packgage in the correct smart box
- Wait for the confirmation of the smart box
- Version
- 1.1
- Date
- 2019-12-16
- Copyright
- Copyright (c) 2019
◆ gReceivedMessage
| ReceivedI2cMessage gReceivedMessage |
|
static |
instance of received i2c message struct
◆ gWriteMessage
| WriteI2cMessage gWriteMessage |
|
static |
instance of write i2c message struct


| as.data.frame {spatPomp} | R Documentation |
spatPomp objects can be recast as data frames.
## S3 method for class 'spatPomp'
as.data.frame(x, ...)
x |
a |
... |
additional arguments to be passed to or from methods. |
When object
is a simple ‘spatPomp’ object,
as(object,"data.frame")
or as.data.frame(object)
results in a
data frame with the times, units, observables, states (if known), and
interpolated covariates (if any).
A ‘data.frame’ with columns for time, spatial unit and observations.


This HIT will involve 3 short tasks, all involving pictures of insects. It should take approximately 12-15 minutes to do all 3 tasks.
During the first task, you will see one insect at a time and have to determine whether or not it is a Lepidoptera. Lepidoptera is a particular species of insect. They are different from all other insects in one simple way -- and your job is to find out what that is. For example, it could be that lepidoptera all have 3 body segments, but no other insects do. Or lepidoptera could be the only insects that have a pink antenna; or a round-shaped body segment; or green wings.
As you can see from these examples, the insects in this experiment will differ in a number of ways: (1) the number of antennae, (2) the color of the antennae, (3) the shape of the body segments, (4) the number of their body segments, and (5) the color of their wings. One of these features will determine what is and is not a Lepidoptera.
In the first task, you'll be shown a single insect, and then be asked if it is or not a Lepidoptera (press 'y' if yes, 'n' if no). At first, you'll have to guess. Eventually, though, you'll figure out what makes something a Lepidoptera. You will have 54 insects to judge. Do your best to determine what makes something a Lepidoptera.
By answering the following questions, you are participating in a study being performed by psychologists in the Duke Department of Psychology and Neuroscience. If you have questions about this research, please contact Felipe De Brigard at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Your participation in this research is voluntary. You may decline to answer any or all of the following questions. You may decline further participation, at any time, without adverse consequences. Your anonymity is assured; the researchers who have requested your participation will not receive any personal information about you.
Great job!
During the second task, you will have to remember insects. You'll be shown 16 insects, one at a time, for just a few seconds each. Do your best to remember these insects as well as you can. If you remember a large number of them successfully, you'll likely get bonus pay.
Some of the insects you have to remember might be Lepidoptera and some might not.
Great job!
During the third and final task, you will have to say which insects you saw in the previous part and which you didn't. You'll be shown 48 insects, one at a time. Some you will have seen before, and some you won't have seen. For each insect, you have to say whether you saw it before. If you did see it, press the 'y' key. If you didn't, press the 'n' key. Please do your best!


Use Cases¶
We have four basic use cases:
- Organizations seek metrics for open source communities before becoming engaged or using the software [1-org-outside]
- Organizations seek metrics for open source communities that they actively engage or use the software [2-org-engaged]
- Open source foundations seek metrics for helping open source communities [3-foundation]
- Open source community leaders seek metrics for managing their communities [4-oss]
- 1. Outside Organization
- 1.1. Background
- 1.2. Description
- 1.3. Triggers (What prompts the use case to start?)
- 1.4. Actors (Who is involved?)
- 1.5. Preconditions (This includes things like “data loaded”. Or, project is flagged as “of interest”; etc.)
- 1.6. Main Success Scenario
- 1.7. Alternate Success Scenarios
- 1.8. Failed End Condition
- 1.9. Extensions
- 1.10. Steps of Execution (Requirements)
- 1.11. Dependent Use Cases
- 1.12. A use case diagram, following the UML Standard for expressing use cases.
- 2. Engaged Organization
- 2.1. Background
- 2.2. Description
- 2.3. Triggers (What prompts the use case to start?)
- 2.4. Actors (Who is involved?)
- 2.5. Preconditions (This includes things like “data loaded”. Or, project is flagged as “of interest”; etc.)
- 2.6. Main Success Scenario
- 2.7. Alternate Success Scenarios
- 2.8. Failed End Condition
- 2.9. Extensions
- 2.10. Steps of Execution (Requirements)
- 2.11. Dependent Use Cases
- 2.12. A use case diagram, following the UML Standard for expressing use cases.
- 3. Foundations
- 3.1. Background
- 3.2. Description
- 3.3. Triggers (What prompts the use case to start?)
- 3.4. Actors (Who is involved?)
- 3.5. Preconditions (This includes things like “data loaded”. Or, project is flagged as “of interest”; etc.)
- 3.6. Main Success Scenario
- 3.7. Alternate Success Scenarios
- 3.8. Failed End Condition
- 3.9. Extensions
- 3.10. Steps of Execution (Requirements)
- 3.11. Dependent Use Cases
- 3.12. A use case diagram, following the UML Standard for expressing use cases.
- 4. OSS Community
- 4.1. Background
- 4.2. Description
- 4.3. Triggers (What prompts the use case to start?)
- 4.4. Actors (Who is involved?)
- 4.5. Preconditions (This includes things like “data loaded”. Or, project is flagged as “of interest”; etc.)
- 4.6. Main Success Scenario
- 4.7. Alternate Success Scenarios
- 4.8. Failed End Condition
- 4.9. Extensions
- 4.10. Steps of Execution (Requirements)
- 4.11. Dependent Use Cases
- 4.12. A use case diagram, following the UML Standard for expressing use cases.


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I wanted to follow up on my previous post about dealing with blog spam.
I installed Akismet and it has worked flawlessly. It has caught dozens of blog spam posts so far. I have had no false positives and no false negatives yet (i.e. it has correctly identified every comment). The only downside is that for it to be really helpful you have to have 100% confidence in it. You don't want to have to check the "Akismet Spam" list every day.
I guess the unfortunate thing about computers being so great at automated tasks is that a true test of whether or not a post is from a Human or a Computer is really hard. I had previously thought of things like JavaScript challenges and the like to try and stop auto-spammers, but the more I think about it, the more I think that doesn't make sense. In the end, the requirement is not whether the comment was automated by a computer or entered by a human, the test is whether or not the comment is Spam.
So, give Akismet a try if you don't want to deal with comment spam all the time. I think you'll be impressed by how well it works.
What would Turing think of all this?


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--- title: "Scraping Wikpedia Tables" author: "Adam J Campbell" date: 2020-06-23 output: html_document draft: False summary: A quick how-to guide on scraping tables from Wikipedia, using R. tags: [rstats, wikipedia, scraping, data] ---
Want to know how get data from a Wikipedia table into your R script? Look no further.
I was recently attempting to scrape a table from Wikipedia. I was responding to a group chat and wanted to make a quick histogram (something I love about R and ggplot). In my search, I came across this very helpful tweet from Julia Silge:
{{% tweet "951639629182074880" %}}This is great piece of quick code to scrape the data from the table. However this tweet is specific only to the example, and I want to generalize the code for any Wikipedia table.
I’m going to show you to scrape data from any Wikipedia table using Firefox browser and R (of course), although I’m sure this could be adapted to other browsers.
I’ll show how to change the above code into a code to scrape the table I was interested in, which was the attendance size of Trump’s rallies. Here, I’d like to scrape the Primary rallies (June 2015–June 2016)
table.
The first thing to change is the read_html()
line:
read_html("https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Current_members_of_the_United_States_House_of_Representatives")
all we need to here is update the hyperlink by copying the web address of the wikipedia page:
read_html("https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_rallies_for_the_2016_Donald_Trump_presidential_campaign")
The next thing to change is the html_node()
line. For this this you’ll have to know the tag of the table in the html code. To find this you’ll have to inspect the html code of the wikipedia page you’re looking at.
Inspect the table you’re interested in and you’ll see a line starting <table class= ...
Right click on that line and select Copy
-> XPath
then update the with html_node
line, using the xpath
flag:
html_node(xpath = '/html/body/div[3]/div[3]/div[4]/div/table[2]')
The end result should look like this:
library(tidyverse)
library(rvest)
h <- read_html("https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_rallies_for_the_2016_Donald_Trump_presidential_campaign")
rallies <- h %>%
html_node(xpath = '/html/body/div[3]/div[3]/div[5]/div[1]/table[2]') %>%
html_table() %>%
as_tibble()
I hope this helps you quickly scrape any Wikipedia tables. Any improvements or suggestions? Comment down below.


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Once we had built the CPU and memory board we prototyped an LCD display for output from the Alice 2. Later we added an interface to a standard PC keyboard using an EPROM and microcontroller. The microcontroller brought serial I/O for free. Thus our I/O board gave Alice 2 user input and output and a way for us to control Alice 2 from another computer.
Before we had the I/O board, we built a simple LCD controller that plugged right into the alice bus. I mean, it was fun single stepping the CPU and watching the address and data accesses on the debug board, but that got boring real quick. At first we used a backlit 1 line by 8 character LCD that Brad found cheap at Halted Electronic Supply, but later we ordered a 2 line by 16 character LCD (no backlight) from JDR Microdevices so that we'd have more room. Brad thinks that the backlight was more important in the end than more room just because the garage was usually pretty dark. The box in this photograph contained the LCD and the interface logic. You can see two DB-25 connectors sticking out the top from which we ran cables to the Alice 2 bus. Both LCDs we used were typical of a lot of contemporary LCD designs; the host circuit sends data bytes to store ASCII characters on the display and instruction bytes to clear the display, set the cursor position, initialize the controller, etc. The interface board we built had a simple decoder circuit to turn I/O writes to address 2 and 3 into data and instruction writes. You can read our Z-80 ROM library for accessing the LCD on our software page.
After we built the LCD controller, it seemed natural to design an input device. At first we thought it would have been really cool to buy one of those surplus membrane keyboards that keep popping up. But we realized that we'd have to build a complicated latching and interface circuit for such a beast. So we finally decided to build a standard AT-style keyboard interface so we could use any old AT keyboard lying around. (And, at the time, Brad had several.)
PC-AT keyboards (and PS/2 keyboards) use a pretty simple serial protocol to send keystrokes. We went to the internet (our favorite reference) and found several descriptions of the keyboard protocol. At first, we considered a simple latching circuit that would interrupt the Z-80 directly and allow it to decode the serial signal coming through.
While considering that design, however, we found that JDR Microdevices was selling several variants of Microchip's PIC 16Cxx microcontrollers. We decided it would be fun to build a circuit with one of these microcontrollers that latched up the keyboard signal itself and then sent fully-formed keyboard scan code bytes to the CPU. The Z-80 would then convert these scan codes from the keyboard circuit into ASCII characters (taking into account the state of shift and control keys). This circuit slowly developed into the I/O board. The black console box shown above with the LCD also had the 5-pin keyboard connector in it, so we borrowed two bus lines to carry serial data from the console box to the I/O board. (For extra luck we also put a reset button on the console box and tied that to the bus reset line.)
It turned out that the PIC 16C65 had a serial port built right in! So we added a MAX232 voltage converter to the board and gave ourselves an honest-to-god RS232 serial port. We later used this serial line to transfer programs and data from a PC running Linux. The 16C65 also had several I/O pins left over after our needs were met, so we decided to extend those pins to yet another DB-25 just in case we wanted to use them for something. This sketch shows the PIC microcontroller in the center connected to the Alice 2 bus on the left, the MAX232 voltage regulator at the bottom, and the spare connector to the right that exposed the unused I/O pins.


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package main
import (
"bufio"
"fmt"
"os"
"strconv"
"strings"
)
func main() {
reader := bufio.NewReader(os.Stdin)
fmt.Println("Operating System Sessional marks of 5 students")
var students [5]int
sum := 0
for counter := 0; counter < 5; counter++ {
fmt.Println("Roll NO.", counter+1, "marks:")
marks, _ := reader.ReadString('\n')
marks = strings.TrimSpace(marks)
intMarks, _ := strconv.Atoi(marks)
students[counter] = intMarks
sum = sum + intMarks
}
var averageMarks int = sum / 5
fmt.Println("Average marks:",averageMarks)
}
Operating System Sessional marks of 5 students
Roll NO. 1 marks:
25
Roll NO. 2 marks:
27
Roll NO. 3 marks:
21
Roll NO. 4 marks:
20
Roll NO. 5 marks:
11
Average marks: 20
In this program, we find out the average marks of the 5 students which learn Operating system subject.
We take the marks of 5 students from user as an input.
And then as an output we calculate the average marks of the 5 students.