UNBREAKABLE A film review by Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: David Dunne is the sole survivor of a train crash that killed over 300 people. David completely escaped injury. This incident and a note asking if he has every been sick leads David to question his own interpretation of his life and his past. Elijah Price, an invalid with a strange fixation on comic books, draws David into a strange fantasy in which David is sort of a comic book character. Bringing much of the same minor key direction and imagery he brought to THE SIXTH SENSE, writer/director M. Night Shyamalan has a talent for making the familiar seem unfamiliar and foreboding. Rating: 6 (0 to 10), +1 (-4 to +4) Spoiler warning: Probably the less the viewer knows prior to seeing the film, the better. My recommendation would be to read nothing beyond the capsule until you have seen the film.
M. Night Shyamalan seems to have one style of cinematography. He keeps his scenes dark with heavy photographic filters. Frequently the viewer has to work to make out the image that he is seeing. Some of his scenes seem carved out of darkness. His writing does much the same. One needs patience to make out exactly what he is showing the viewer. When one finds out what UNBREAKABLE is really about, it becomes a sly if somewhat dry joke--a view of the familiar shown in unfamiliar terms making it almost unrecognizable.
The story begins following two plot lines. One involves a baby born in a Philadelphia hospital with two broken arms and two broken legs. It seems that Elijah Price (played as an adult by Samuel Jackson) was born with a genetic deficiency that makes his bones very easy to break. Elijah becomes a dealer in comic book art who is fixated on the possibility that there might be some people at the other end of his spectrum who would be almost impossible to harm. Another plotline involves a man who is the lone survivor of a tragic railroad accident that killed hundreds of people. David Dunne (played by Bruce Willis) is something of a misfit. His marriage to Megan Dunne (Robin Wright) is falling apart and he really does not have much to say to her. But somebody has something to say to David. An anonymous note on his windshield asks him if he has ever been sick a day in his life. Come to think of it, has he? For most people it would be an easy question to answer, but David cannot really remember ever being sick. This makes him anxious to find this person who seems to know him better than he knows himself. And this person seems to think he is unbreakable.
The great mystery is not whether David can be hurt or not, a pin could tell that in a few seconds, but where is Shyamalan going with this buildup and will it be worth it when he gets there? I suppose I was delighted that one of two or three possibilities I was expecting turned out to be the one that was true. This is a story that could be told with a lot of fun, but Shyamalan keeps the proceedings grim and emotions muted to avoid tipping his hand too soon. The photography is very much as used in Film Noir and some of his images are borrowed from comic book art. One shot is filmed between the backs of two seats on a train. To give the feel of comic book panels the camera moves back and forth to frame one face and then the other between the seats. Frequently the camera angles are strange and disorienting, more than once turning objects entirely upside-down. The people we see are cold with their emotions kept tightly bottled. The plot unfolds very slowly and deliberately. There is one chase in the film and there we are less concerned at the outcome than we are with whether the character will hurt himself.
As he did with THE SIXTH SENSE Bruce Willis gives a careful, measured performance. His marriage with the Robin Wright character seems to have died of the cold because each bottles up any emotions. It is difficult for the viewer to empathize with either. Almost all the emotion in the film is shown by Samuel Jackson and then it is over abstractions. He is, for example, angered when a valuable patron turns out to be buying comic art not for himself but for his four-year-old son.
The surprises in this film are more complex than in THE SIXTH SENSE, but they will be appreciated by a narrower audience. I would give this film a 6 on the 0 to 10 scale and a +1 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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THE BORROWERS
A Film Review by James Berardinelli
RATING: *** OUT OF ****
United Kingdom/United States, 1998 U.S. Release Date: 2/13/98 (wide) Running Length: 1:23 MPAA Classification: PG (Cartoon violence) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: John Goodman, Jim Broadbent, Mark Williams, Hugh Laurie, Bradley Pierce, Celia Imire, Flora Newbigin, Tom Felton, Raymond Pickard Director: Peter Hewitt Producers: Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner, Rachel Telalay Screenplay: Gavin Scott and John Kamps based on the books by Mary Norton Cinematography: John Fenner, Trevor Brooker Music: Harry Gregson-Williams U.S. Distributor: Polygram Films
A missing cufflink. A misplaced watch. A lost set of keys. In general, we attribute these absences to a faulty memory, but could there be another explanation? What if there are little people, half Lilliputian and half leprechaun, who delight in filching such items out from under our noses? They live under the floorboards of our houses, and only emerge when the coast is clear to do their "borrowing," then are gone before any human can see them. That's the premise of THE BORROWERS, a new family film from director Peter Hewitt based on the series of children's books by Mary Norton.
Loosely speaking, THE BORROWERS belongs to the HOME ALONE genre (clever, little underdogs defeat big, bulky bad guys while inflicting enormous physical discomfort upon the villains), which might be something of a surprise to those who hold the Norton books in high esteem. This movie comes across very much like the aforementioned HOME ALONE meets GULLIVER'S TRAVELS, and bears more than a passing resemblance to last year's MOUSEHUNT, which was also about something hiding behind the walls and under the floors (although there it was a mouse; here, it's tiny people).
THE BORROWERS presents its tale from two perspectives: that of the normal-sized humans and that of the 4-inch high borrowers. The fact that there's solid characterizations on both ends of the size spectrum is what makes this film more successful than many features with similar skeletal plotlines. In THE BORROWERS, the viewer isn't forced to identify with an animatronic rodent or an irritating child actor. Instead, the film makers offer Pod Clock (Jim Broadbent); his wife, Homily (Celia Imire); and their children, teenager Arrietty (Flora Newbigin), and nine-year old Peagreen (Tom Felton). All four, despite their diminutive size, are solidly-developed and likable. Meanwhile, on the larger scale, there's Pete Lender (Bradley Pierce), the human boy who befriends the borrower family. The villain is the nefarious Ocious P. Potter (John Goodman).
The story goes something like this: Pete's family is being forced to move out of their house because the unscrupulous Potter has stolen the will that leaves the property to them. The house is to be torn down to make way for apartment buildings (the first dwellings in a proposed development called "Pottersville" -- I wonder if someone saw IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE?), so Pete, who recently discovered that a family of borrowers live under the floorboards, informs his new friends that they have to depart. However, in transit to the new house, the borrower children become separated from their parents. Arrietty and Peagreen return to the old dwelling in time to learn that Potter has cheated Pete's family out of their rightful property. So the two young borrowers set out to rectify matters.
Much of the violence found in THE BORROWERS is of the live-action cartoon variety -- that is to say, it's wildly exaggerated and no one really gets hurt. Overall, it's not as mean-spirited as we've come to expect from this sort of movie.  No irons fall on people's heads, no one tumbles out of a third-story window, and no one gets tarred and feathered. "Tame" might be the best word to describe scenes in which the villain is spraypainted in the face, has a needle stuck in his posterior, and gets a vat of liquid cheese dumped on his head.
In bringing this comedic fantasy-adventure to life, director Peter Hewitt (BILL AND TED'S BOGUS JOURNEY) is ably assisted by a fine troupe of actors who hail from both sides of the Atlantic. John Goodman, who seems to be omnipresent these days (this is the third movie in four days that I've seen him in -- the other two are BLUES BROTHERS 2000 and THE BIG LEBOWSKI), enjoys himself immensely as the larger-than-life Potter, who doesn't have a kind bone in his body. Jim Broadbent, the fine British thespian, brings life and character to Pod. Newcomer Flora Newbigin is incandescent as Arrietty. Amusing supporting roles are filled by Mark Williams (as Potter's henchman, Jeff, the "Pest Control Operative") and Hugh Laurie (as an ultra-helpful policeman).
One of the nicest surprises about THE BORROWERS is that it's not only charming, but genuinely funny. Granted, there aren't many belly laughs, but the screenplay offers plenty of opportunities for smiles and chuckles, and there's nothing here that kids need to be shielded from. Likewise, THE BORROWERS stays at a high enough level to involve adults. Aside from the solid cast and the entertaining script, the movie also boasts an impressive look. The city where THE BORROWERS takes place resembles a generic 1950s American metropolis with a slightly gothic appearance -- sort of a lighter version of BATMAN's Gotham City. From time-to-time, some offbeat bit of humor coupled with the creative set design generates a distant echo of Terry Gilliam's brilliant BRAZIL. Best of all, however, is that THE BORROWERS doesn't limit its capacity for pleasure to any particular age group. It's the most delightful family film thus far in 1998.
Copyright 1998 James Berardinelli
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Heretic-inspired retro FPS, AMID EVIL, will get Ray Tracing support, first RTX screenshot revealed
by John PapadopoulosNow here is a pleasant surprise. New Blood Interactive has announced that it will add real-time ray tracing effects to its Heretic-inspired retro FPS, AMID EVIL. Moreover, the team released the game’s first RTX screenshot that you can find below.
AMID EVIL is a medieval fantasy retro FPS that uses Unreal Engine 4. The game features non-linear levels filled with secrets and ancient lore, multitudes of in-game options and cheat codes for a truly golden PC age experience. Basically, is a game for old-school first-person shooter fans, and you should definitely check it out.
New Blood Interactive plans to release a demo for the RTX version of AMID EVIL. Unfortunately, though, there is no ETA yet on when this RTX demo will come out.
Still, you can find below the first screenshot from the ray traced version of AMID EVIL. This screenshot showcases some of the visual improvements that NVIDIA owners can expect from it.
Enjoy and stay tuned for more!


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Loveable, loud and cuddly. Pugs are great apartment dwellers they love to sit with you while you are reading a book, watching TV or munching on your favorite snack. Be aware though they are very greedy eaters and will eat until they make themselves sick.  Say goodbye to your sleeping pills as pugs have a way of putting everyone to sleep who's around them.


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In three days’ time, the Hooting Yard website will be seven years old, and I am disconcerted, on trawling back through the archives, to note that every Yuletide season has passed without the appearance of what one would have thought was essential, a Hooting Yard Christmas Gift Guide. God alone knows how you lot have coped! Anyway, following an exclusive commercial tie-in with the most gorgeous department store in the known universe, Hubermann's, I can now rectify this terrible omission. Here, then, are five superlative gifts, available at bargain bin prices from a bin outside the bargain bin basement of Hubermann's “beacon” store in Pointy Town.
Jumbo Sack O’ Agricultural Waste Matter. The perfect gift for the peasant in your life.
Wandering Mendicant's Collapsed Lung, Preserved In Jelly. Surgically removed by top doctors from the corpse of a wandering mendicant, this collapsed lung has been expertly preserved in special jelly. Is what it says on the jar.
“Two-In-One” Marionette. Made from old coathangers, rags, and solidified puff pastry, this fascinating puppet looks just like Yoko Ono until you turn it round and tweak it a bit, when, voila! you have a lifelike Bernard Cribbins doll! Hours of fun with two of your favourite non-fiction characters. (Provide your own string.)
Grow Your Own Marsh. Transform your living room into an eerie marsh, complete with mephitic vapours, inexplicable darting lights, and pipe-smoking marsh sprites. Simply sprinkle the contents of the sachet on to your carpet and watch it dissolve, before sinking up to your armpits and flailing hopelessly, just like Sabine Baring-Gould!
The Radiating Lance Of Saint Poppo. If you have any Belgian Catholics in your family, they will treasure this miniature plastic toy lance, radiating fire from heaven just like the lance of Saint Poppo (977–1048), one of the first Flemish pilgrims to the Holy Land.


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DB2 Version 5 Features
DB2 V5 was first announced by IBM as V4.2. However, late in 1996 IBM changed plans and switched from a point release to a full-fledged new version. DB2 V5, generally available since June 1997, offers the following features.
Database Administration Features
LARGE tables (up to 254 partitions; approx. 1TB). Multiple stored procedure address spaces. Table renaming. ASCII server support. Native TCP/IP. DCE security. DDL-based support rows per page (up to 255). Workstation GUI install.
Utility Features
Online REORG. LOAD and REORG improvements. COPY with thresholds. RUNSTATS using sampling.
Programming Features
CASE expressions. Stored procedure results sets. Temporary tables. RRSAF. Call Level Interface (ODBC). NULLIF function. STRIP function. Visual EXPLAIN. Temporary tables.
Performance Features
Optimization changes. Skip partition scanning. Changes to stage 1 and indexable predicates. SQL caching. Persistent dynamic BIND. Query Sysplex parallelism. Partition locking. Data sharing improvements.
DB2 Catalog Impact
Communications Database moved to the DB2 Catalog Database. 8 new or renamed tables. 31 tables have one or more new or changed columns. 65 total new columns. 59 total revised columns.
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Recording information and using it to improve care
Complete a birth record for every baby
to help plan ongoing care. A simple birth
record also can help identify areas that need
improvement and measure change as a result
of improvement activities.
For example, every baby should receive
- Thorough drying
- Immediate skin-to-skin contact
- Delayed cord clamping
If these actions do not occur, reviewing and
talking with other providers will help you
understand why. Once problems and barriers
are identified, changes can be made to
overcome them.
Review the actions taken if a baby
- Does not cry at birth
- Receives clearing of the airway, stimulation to breathe, or ventilation with bag and mask
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- Is stillborn
The care may be appropriate and complete, or there may be steps in care that can be improved. When improvement activities are in progress, the birth record can help measure change.


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Group Buy Organizer is an open-source web application developed by me, Mark Michon to streamline the group buying process for large wholesale orders. Spend less time coordinating and more time getting on with life.
This was developed entirely from production-grade libraries for maximum performance, stability, and security. The source code for this application can be viewed here.
I'm a Python developer who likes to design and make cool applications. I can be reached at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If you're ever looking for a web application built, don't hesitate to contact me. Fast, secure, effective applications are my passion.
© 2019 - ∞ Mark Michon
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.


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R/build-news.R
Your NEWS.md
is parsed in to sections based on your use of
headings. Each minor version (i.e. the combination of first and second
components) gets on one page, with all patch versions (i.e. the third
component) on a single page. News items for development versions (by
convention those versions with a fourth component) are displayed on an
an "unreleased" page.
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file should be formatted somewhat like this:
# pkgdown <IP_ADDRESS>00 ## Major changes - Fresh approach based on the staticdocs package. Site configuration now based on YAML files. ...
Commonly used subsection headers include 'Major changes', 'Bug fixes', 'Minor changes'.
Issues and contributors mentioned in news items are automatically linked to
github if a URL
entry linking to github.com is provided in the package
DESCRIPTION
.
## Major changes - Lots of bug fixes (@hadley, #100)
If the package is available on CRAN, release dates will be added for listed versions.
To automatically link to release announcements, include a releases
section.
news: releases: - text: "usethis 1.3.0" href: https://www.tidyverse.org/articles/2018/02/usethis-1-3-0/ - text: "usethis 1.0.0 (and 1.1.0)" href: https://www.tidyverse.org/articles/2017/11/usethis-1.0.0/
Control whether news is present on one page or multiple pages with the
one_page
field. The default is true
.
news: - one_page: false


--- layout: post title: Episode 057 | Ward Cunningham - Exceeding Expectations with Joy, Curiosity, and Discovery link: http://traffic.libsyn.com/developeronfire/DeveloperOnFire-57-WardCunningham.mp3 length: 55574528 speaker: Dave Rael duration: '57:51' subtitle: 'Developer On Fire: Ward Cunningham' guest_name: Ward Cunningham image: /assets/images/WardCunningham.jpg guest_blog: http://c2.com/ guest_twitter: Ward Cunningham disqus_url: http://developeronfire.com/Podcast/Episodes/ward-cunningham-exceeding-expectations-with-joy-curiosity-and-discovery episode_number: 57 redirect_from: - "/57/" - "/057/" - "/0057/" - "/ward-cunningham-exceeding-expectations-with-joy-curiosity-and-discovery/" - "/Ward-Cunningham/" - "/WardCunningham/" - "/Podcast/Episodes/57/" - "/Podcast/Episodes/057/" - "/Podcast/Episodes/0057/" - "/Podcast/Episodes/ward-cunningham-exceeding-expectations-with-joy-curiosity-and-discovery/" - "/Podcast/Episodes/Ward-Cunningham/" - "/Podcast/Episodes/WardCunningham/" guid: http://developeronfire.com:80/Podcast/Episodes/ward-cunningham-exceeding-expectations-with-joy-curiosity-and-discovery ---
Ward Cunningham is the American computer programmer who developed the first wiki and HyperCard. A pioneer in both design patterns and Extreme Programming, he started programming the software WikiWikiWeb in 1994 and installed it on the website of his software consultancy, Cunningham & Cunningham (commonly known by its domain name, c2.com), on March 25, 1995, as an add-on to the Portland Pattern Repository. He pioneered ways of understanding object-oriented programming and patterns and innovated the design methodology of using class-responsibility-collaboration cards.
1. The shortest path exceeding expectations rarely goes through meeting expecations
2. Recpect your own joy and curiosity and discovery
3. Be willing to give up all the work you've done before to find something better - there's something new and you're job is to discover it


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# Authors: Robin Schirrmeister<EMAIL_ADDRESS>#
# License: BSD (3-clause)
import numpy as np
import torch
from torch import nn
import torch.nn.functional as F
from ..util import np_to_th
class Ensure4d(nn.Module):
def forward(self, x):
while len(x.shape) < 4:
x = x.unsqueeze(-1)
return x
class Expression(nn.Module):
"""Compute given expression on forward pass.
Parameters
----------
expression_fn : callable
Should accept variable number of objects of type
`torch.autograd.Variable` to compute its output.
"""
def __init__(self, expression_fn):
super(Expression, self).__init__()
self.expression_fn = expression_fn
def forward(self, *x):
return self.expression_fn(*x)
def __repr__(self):
if hasattr(self.expression_fn, "func") and hasattr(
self.expression_fn, "kwargs"
):
expression_str = "{:s} {:s}".format(
self.expression_fn.func.__name__, str(self.expression_fn.kwargs)
)
elif hasattr(self.expression_fn, "__name__"):
expression_str = self.expression_fn.__name__
else:
expression_str = repr(self.expression_fn)
return (
self.__class__.__name__ +
"(expression=%s) " % expression_str
)
class AvgPool2dWithConv(nn.Module):
"""
Compute average pooling using a convolution, to have the dilation parameter.
Parameters
----------
kernel_size: (int,int)
Size of the pooling region.
stride: (int,int)
Stride of the pooling operation.
dilation: int or (int,int)
Dilation applied to the pooling filter.
padding: int or (int,int)
Padding applied before the pooling operation.
"""
def __init__(self, kernel_size, stride, dilation=1, padding=0):
super(AvgPool2dWithConv, self).__init__()
self.kernel_size = kernel_size
self.stride = stride
self.dilation = dilation
self.padding = padding
# don't name them "weights" to
# make sure these are not accidentally used by some procedure
# that initializes parameters or something
self._pool_weights = None
def forward(self, x):
# Create weights for the convolution on demand:
# size or type of x changed...
in_channels = x.size()[1]
weight_shape = (
in_channels,
1,
self.kernel_size[0],
self.kernel_size[1],
)
if self._pool_weights is None or (
(tuple(self._pool_weights.size()) != tuple(weight_shape)) or
(self._pool_weights.is_cuda != x.is_cuda) or
(self._pool_weights.data.type() != x.data.type())
):
n_pool = np.prod(self.kernel_size)
weights = np_to_th(
np.ones(weight_shape, dtype=np.float32) / float(n_pool)
)
weights = weights.type_as(x)
if x.is_cuda:
weights = weights.cuda()
self._pool_weights = weights
pooled = F.conv2d(
x,
self._pool_weights,
bias=None,
stride=self.stride,
dilation=self.dilation,
padding=self.padding,
groups=in_channels,
)
return pooled
class IntermediateOutputWrapper(nn.Module):
"""Wraps network model such that outputs of intermediate layers can be returned.
forward() returns list of intermediate activations in a network during forward pass.
Parameters
----------
to_select : list
list of module names for which activation should be returned
model : model object
network model
Examples
--------
>>> model = Deep4Net()
>>> select_modules = ['conv_spat','conv_2','conv_3','conv_4'] # Specify intermediate outputs
>>> model_pert = IntermediateOutputWrapper(select_modules,model) # Wrap model
"""
def __init__(self, to_select, model):
if not len(list(model.children())) == len(list(model.named_children())):
raise Exception("All modules in model need to have names!")
super(IntermediateOutputWrapper, self).__init__()
modules_list = model.named_children()
for key, module in modules_list:
self.add_module(key, module)
self._modules[key].load_state_dict(module.state_dict())
self._to_select = to_select
def forward(self, x):
# Call modules individually and append activation to output if module is in to_select
o = []
for name, module in self._modules.items():
x = module(x)
if name in self._to_select:
o.append(x)
return o
[docs]class TimeDistributed(nn.Module):
"""Apply module on multiple windows.
Apply the provided module on a sequence of windows and return their
concatenation.
Useful with sequence-to-prediction models (e.g. sleep stager which must map
a sequence of consecutive windows to the label of the middle window in the
sequence).
Parameters
----------
module : nn.Module
Module to be applied to the input windows. Must accept an input of
shape (batch_size, n_channels, n_times).
"""
def __init__(self, module):
super().__init__()
self.module = module
[docs] def forward(self, x):
"""
Parameters
----------
x : torch.Tensor
Sequence of windows, of shape (batch_size, seq_len, n_channels,
n_times).
Returns
-------
torch.Tensor
Shape (batch_size, seq_len, output_size).
"""
b, s, c, t = x.shape
out = self.module(x.view(b * s, c, t))
return out.view(b, s, -1)
class CausalConv1d(nn.Conv1d):
"""Causal 1-dimensional convolution
Code modified from [1]_ and [2]_.
Parameters
----------
in_channels : int
Input channels.
out_channels : int
Output channels (number of filters).
kernel_size : int
Kernel size.
dilation : int, optional
Dilation (number of elements to skip within kernel multiplication).
Default to 1.
**kwargs :
Other keyword arguments to pass to torch.nn.Conv1d, except for
`padding`!!
References
----------
.. [1] https://discuss.pytorch.org/t/causal-convolution/3456/4
.. [2] https://gist.github.com/paultsw/7a9d6e3ce7b70e9e2c61bc9287addefc
"""
def __init__(
self,
in_channels,
out_channels,
kernel_size,
dilation=1,
**kwargs,
):
assert "padding" not in kwargs, (
"The padding parameter is controlled internally by "
f"{type(self).__name__} class. You should not try to override this"
" parameter."
)
super().__init__(
in_channels=in_channels,
out_channels=out_channels,
kernel_size=kernel_size,
dilation=dilation,
padding=(kernel_size - 1) * dilation,
**kwargs
)
def forward(self, X):
out = super().forward(X)
return out[..., :-self.padding[0]]
class MaxNormLinear(nn.Linear):
"""Linear layer with MaxNorm constraining on weights.
Equivalent of Keras tf.keras.Dense(..., kernel_constraint=max_norm())
[1, 2]_. Implemented as advised in [3]_.
Parameters
----------
in_features: int
Size of each input sample.
out_features: int
Size of each output sample.
bias: bool, optional
If set to ``False``, the layer will not learn an additive bias.
Default: ``True``.
References
----------
.. [1] https://keras.io/api/layers/core_layers/dense/#dense-class
.. [2] https://www.tensorflow.org/api_docs/python/tf/keras/constraints/
MaxNorm
.. [3] https://discuss.pytorch.org/t/how-to-correctly-implement-in-place-
max-norm-constraint/96769
"""
def __init__(
self,
in_features,
out_features,
bias=True,
max_norm_val=2,
eps=1e-5,
**kwargs
):
super().__init__(
in_features=in_features,
out_features=out_features,
bias=bias,
**kwargs
)
self._max_norm_val = max_norm_val
self._eps = eps
def forward(self, X):
self._max_norm()
return super().forward(X)
def _max_norm(self):
with torch.no_grad():
norm = self.weight.norm(2, dim=0, keepdim=True).clamp(
min=self._max_norm_val / 2
)
desired = torch.clamp(norm, max=self._max_norm_val)
self.weight *= (desired / (self._eps + norm))


The Sale of E-Vignettes May Be Hampered on November 27
From 4 to 7 pm on November 27, 2019, are planned activities to implement updates of the electronic toll collection system
Interruptions that may impede the sale of electronic vignettes may occur. To avoid the risk of e-vignette purchase issues during planned updates, it is recommend for the drivers to plan their trip on the national road network and purchase their e-vignette in a timely manner.
The planned update of the software is part of the preparations for commissioning the toll system.


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2013 Spring bogg by Chang Eung Bok
In 2013 spring, premium bedding brand bogg presents 'blooming provence,' full of nature and flower of spring.
Design philosophy of Chang Eung-Bok, which is about incorporating Korean culture & pattern with modern sensibility that communicates with this era, creates distinctive story of bogg with unique language while presenting Korean sensibility.
Each pattern of 'blooming Provence,' 2013 spring collection, is strong and lyrical just like a poem. It is all the more precious since it tells us the memory in Provence, reinterpreting last autumní»s 'Provence dream' collection to a new version.
'Provence dream,' beloved so much. Nostalgia and love for the collection unable to see again brought a new version - 'blooming Provence' which contains the fragment of memory in Provence.
On top of the entire pattern are applied bogg's unique patterns that were inspired by motives from nature and scenery, while each pattern tells its own story. Then the patterns flow to the bottom, fragments into pieces like a piece of memory, creates new patterns. From a distance, it looks like pixels of a magnified picture, giving us a modern feeling. Simple flower marks that can be seen from items in a boudoir of a Korean lady are elegant and lovely. In march 2013, it came down to our bedroom as flower petals dancing in the wind, or cherry blossoms telling us spring has come - just like a popular song.
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Things About Ego
3 things I have learnt about myself and my ego as a result of the core learning is that when I think and hear my mind say "I cannot", I am usually close to breaking through to the "I can." Learning is something continuous, and it is always changing. I think a lot of how my mind is structured needs to change, so during my break I will remedy this. Really be more easy on myself, and really relax even more than usual and allow myself to simply flow efforlessly through life.
Self Awareness In Learning
Self awareness is absolutely crucial to this course and all avenues of life, becoming more aware is fundamental to any kind of significant changes in any direction. The word consciouness literally translates to self awareness. You cannot change things that you are not aware of, this is just logic. I find I operate when I am relaxed and at full ease, even though I may not know the answers often rather than struggling through a situation, sometimes the most obvious solution is to ask for help. Which was quite funny to me, but did make a lot of sense.
Suprises About Learning
Week 4 was suprising to me because I got so down on myself, which I didn't think could happen. I am however greatful it did, cause I was able to adjust quite quickly and proceed with the challenges. I think my ability to not care about what happens because I am for the majority of my time happy where I am has been useful. I think I'll reduce my complaining to zero, as this state doesn't help me at all. Other than these things I was suprisingly suprised at what I was able to achieve, well not really. I adapt very quickly, sometimes within mere minutes, which has been massive.
Challenges
Week 4 was perhaps my biggest challenge. Another one is stop believing people when they say it's hard. I automatically find things hard when I define them as hard, which shouldn't be a suprise because what you put out, is what you get back. Need to redefine hard to challenging and add the energy of excitement, this will allow me to breeze through or at the very least not have as many for lack of a better term "blocks".
Focus On Core Learning
I think we spend so much on the core learning because it's important to be able to connect in a positive way, positivity is naturally intergrative so you can easily build far more effectively. I like to think that this enables us to get better jobs, but aside from that I think it's quite simply to build better human beings. This is the aspect I love most about this academy, the human aspect. Spirituality is my passion, and I am ready to contribute to a better world without suffering, if that's what people want.
Important Or Waste
I don't think anything I done was a waste of time especially the core ideas. I think its great because I have been told to share the information I have with others, just and I think is important I share with others and it's no buisness of mine what they do with it. I used to see infividuals as weak, shy or fragile. Knowing what I know now I refuse to see them as anything but powerful individuals, even if they see themselves as something less. No more need for victims. So I am all for embracing the human side because despite our supposed flaws, we are all innately wanting to feel connected. I would justify my answer, but I never feel I need to justify myself, nor do I ever feel a need to prove myself. That is true empowerment.
### In a couple of sentences, how would you describe the command line in plain English? Can you think of an analogy for it?
A text based way to navigate, create and delete files. Very simplistic basic tools to achieve anything to do with programming. Command Line, would be like commanding a line? :D
### Did you stick to the timebox guidelines? If not, what change would you make next time?
Nope, never been one to stick to a time structure. I like to finish any work that I start, or at least to a point where im satisfied. It's just what seems to work best for me, more my rythmn.
### Name 5 commands you used, and what they do
"cd" is quite common, just means change directory. It's a way to navigate through files without using the gui. Uh, "echo" just creates an echo :D ".." is a pretty cool one when you want to go backwards, I see myself using this a lot. "exit" pretty self explanatory, when you're too lazy to hit the X icon :D "dir" is for directory, just shows you whats in that particular directory.
# Install and Explore Git
### Whats the difference between git and GitHub?
Other than the difference in spelling and being two completely different words? In all seriousness though, one is a cloud based server and the other allows you to manage your code history. Git you mostly use the command line (gitbash), and GitHub you're generally using the gui. Not too sure which ones more user friendly, they both seem confusing right now :D
### Can you think of an analogy to describe them?
As far as analogies I don't know if it's a good one, Github would be a box of crayons, lot's of different colours. Whereas Git would be the pencil, old school way, very basic. Both are capable options, both can achieve similair objectives. Different tools I guess, is what would sum it up.
### What did you notice about your own learning? What did you do when you were confused or blocked?
I noticed with my learning that practical activities were far easier than reading line after line of theory :D I've always been a hands on person, we call it a "tutu" in my native Maori language, and it generally means that I just play with it and see what it does. As far as confusion? Definitely a lot of confusion at first, had to really take my time and read instructions properly, rewind a video or what not to really achieve that clarity. Did ask my facilitator for assistance at one point, was in creating a file. However was annoyed when she mentioned it was probably just to create any file name with a .md or a .html at the end. I thought I needed another program to create one :D
### Is there anything you'd do differently if you were to repeat the learning exploration again?
No point, can't go back in time! No, but part of learning is that you're always learning. Of course you can try to think back and think if I had've or should've then this would've, however the point is did you learn, and is that good enough? For me I definitely think it is for me.
# Branch, Pull, Merge
### What is main?
Main or master branch is just the first branch.
### Why create a Branch?
It's easier to create a seperate branch in order to not affect the main branch. If someone is working on the main branch and you create your own branch, you don't affect one another.
### How would you describe stage and commit to your non-tech-savvy friend?
No point telling them, they wouldn't understand! In all seriousness though, staging is selecting files you want to send or commit. Commit just means files are ready to send, waiting to be pushed or uploaded.
# GitHub Fork & Clone
### What are some examples of when you would fork?
When you need to clone something in order to make changes to it. Or if you wanted to have a copy of your own.
### Did you have any moments where it all clicked? What clicked?
A couple times, first was when I was using git command instead of git bash wondering why my commands weren't working. Got there in the end! Another was I couldn't push to GitHub but I realised I hadn't commited the file and so there was nothing to push.. Was kind of annoyed with that one! Ah well, fun n games.
# Setup Repo & Create Blog
### Reflect on this activity. When did you feel frustrated?
Was a pretty simple excercise, am quite suprised it's that easy to make a webpage. As far as frustration, kept forgetting to add "git" before the command push! Other than that, fairly simple.
### If you didn't already know that this is the way websites are made; was it what you pictured?
### How does the reality of this process differ from your preconceptions?
I've seen examples, I didn't realise it was that easy though. Always thought it was a lot more complicated and took a genius. I've seen it done in a gui kind of tool before, but not with coding. So am really suprised, just wondering how many lines of code you might need and wondering if it's as daunting as it looks..
# Thinking like a programmer
### What is your process so far for solving problems?
First of all don't think of it as a "problem" that for me just makes it seem so much more difficult than it needs to be. I prefer "challenge" and I just try to figure out how to complete it. If I can't then google, if still nothing ask someone for help. Generally though I am quite able to figure most things out, there isn't like a time frame, kind of just depends on how long it takes to understand it. I find that getting excited allows me to solve it faster, any kind of positive state really decreases the lag between not understanding and clarity. When it's fun, it's easy kind of mindset!
# Introduce yourself
### What was it like trying to summarise yourself to a group of strangers?
Fairly easy if I am being honest, I am a very confident person and am not really rattled by other peoples opinions. It's all just fun and games for me, so I just give it my all. Lifes a mystery, so in my experience I've just learned to stay positive no matter what and life really opens up to you!
### Could you feel your ego?
Were you self conscious? Nah not at all, I feel quite comfortable in my own skin. There was a little doubt before I pushed enter to send, but that's minor if it's even anything! I love to laugh and I do it often, something about it is so freeing. Great experience, it shows me the levels I've grown which is astounding as I remember at University giving a speach in front of a small group was so daunting. Now I could stand easily in front of thousands! Well that's what I'd like to believe :)
### Can you describe the steps you did in this exercise in simple terms?
Creating a web page blog and uploading it online. Seems simple but uh it's a little tricky but I always like a challenge.
## How are you finding working with the timeboxes?
Don't use timeboxes, usually just work till im satisfied with the goal I was aiming for.
# Learn HTML and CSS
### What obstacles did you come up against? How did you overcome them?
Just worked my magic and used google, advice from facilitator as well which is helpful. Mostly though, just followed the instructions.
### What are of you proud of from this challenge?
Honestly just finishing, it seemed difficult in the beginning but I kept going and managed to get the result.
# Add HTML and CSS to your Blog Challenge
### Write a small story about HTML and CSS and their relationship. You could personify elements or speak from your own personal experience. The story should capture insight about the nature of HTML and CSS.
HTML is the very simple code the p, h1 etc. Now with CSS, it's more flamboyant and has more style literally. HTML would be like living your life and CSS would be all the joy and laughter that happened in life. Both are as important as each other, and both are needed. One is not more important than the other.
### Any moments of surprise or joy?
Many a moment, when I inserted code correctly hit f5 in the html file and boom. Honestly like magic!
### If HTML and CSS were animals, which animals do you think they would be? Why?
Html would be a cat and Css would be a dog! Cat's are boring and independent, they're not concerned about much except food. Css would be a dog because dogs are so expressive in everything they do!
# Mindfulness
### Do you have any biases for or against mindfulness? If so, can you describe them?
Nope, being mindful is just being more aware of what's going on both around and within you. It's just consciousness which simply means being more aware, how can being more aware be a negative thing?
### How did you find the overall experience?
I practice this all the time, so my experience is simply normal to me. I am very aware of my abilities and I often live quite a joyful life compared to most. Different levels I guess, I've commited myself fully to these ideas for the last few years and it enables you to really live a life of ease and really helps release fears.
### What's your daily habit commitment?
Personally it seems to be a focus of meditation which is fine fundamentally, however meditation is a state of realigning and refocusing. You still need the action, putting your new found awareness into everything you do, every movement and every breath.
# Listening and Looping
### What was it like to be fully listened to?
Ah pretty normal, I mean I have conversations with people everyday.. Was nothing new, I can understand people who may be isolated..Isn't this something that people always do anyway? I'm from Gizzy, we have a small community, we say hi to everyone and call our mates mum mum. Mates are the bro or the cuzzy, I mean everyone communicates down here so it's nothing different.
### What was it like to fully listen?
It's nothing new really, if you're generally interested it's pretty easy to listen. If it's boring then I guess it would feel like torture, but yeah it's natural for me to be able to have conversations with people and listen. May not remember always what you are talking about though!
# Learning JavaScript
### What did you notice about your learning style? What resources worked for you and why?
My learning style seems to change often, it's almost like theres different people at different times. What's most important for me is to enjoy it, it's so much easier when you enjoy it. Probably why I didn't like school, it was boring and teachers lacked imagination. Either that or I was too focused on women! :D
### Did you keep within the timebox suggestions? If not, was it due to difficulty understanding the basics, or a feeling like you had to _master_ the basics?
I don't use timebox, just how I am. I don't even plan really, I just understand there will be a time when I need to do something and that's the only moment I need to think about that. Until that moment, theres no point thinking about it. Otherwise I just do what I feel like doing, currently I've worked since 12pm and it's 7pm and it's felt like 10mins. This is just how I operate, go with the flow. Don't need to think about something until that moment if that makes sense.
# DevTools Tutorial
### What did you notice about your learning style, strengths, and limitations when doing this crash course?
My learning style is just go with the flow. It's strengths are I don't worry at all, and if I do find I can't figure something out I'll ask.. I asked a couple people for help, I find that trying to learn by reading is not as powerful as learning through someone explaining something. It's like I can understand them when I hear them verbally, like theres energy that just gets passed to me. It's weird, but it works so meh who cares :D
### Did any blocks come up for you? How did you overcome them
Wouldn't say blocks, but I did realise that it may take a lot of time to figure something out than if I just asked for a simpler explanation. I honestly don't know why people think complicated is intelligent, adding elements that aren't needed. Basic is smart, even Einstein said "If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough."
### How many tabs do you have open in your web browser right now? What is the ratio of study related tabs to distraction related tabs?
4 at the moment, but usually it's upwards of 8 dev related tabs, so what's that more than 90% of my tabs. I close all of them though before sleep because I like to relax and leave work for later. Helps me not dream of code :D
### Did you do something funny with the Dev Tools, like insert your own name or some inappropriate words into the DOM of a website? If not, do so now. It's hilarious and a great way to amuse your non-technical friends.
Hmm I didn't get too into it personally, it's interesting but I was probably focused on something else. It seems like a pretty useful tool and one I have no doubt I'll use a lot going forward. What's the analogy, copy and paste?
# Code Readability
### What makes code more readable for you?
The easier it is to understand, I like simplicity. Probably the wrong industry to be in regards to coding.
### Do you prefer tabs or spaces when indenting?
Either, not really that important.
### What is your workspace like in real life? Clean? Messy? Is your code a reflection of that?
Relatively clean and simple, should see my car it's always immaculate inside. I just like clean environments, gives you a sense of ease. My code, well at the moment I couldn't care less, just trying to get the commands to work.
# Testing
```function testSum(){
var expected = 7
var actual = sum(5, 2)
if (actual != expected) {
console.log("It's broken..")
} else {
console.log("It works!")
}
}
```### Have a go at writing a "sum" function below that would make the above function print out `"It works!"`:
Oh look coding even in my reflections, go figure. Well that was fun.
function addTwoNumbers(x, y) {
return x + y;
}
function testAddTwoNumbers() {
var expected = 7
var x = 5;
var y = 2;
var sum1 = x + y;
var sum2 = addTwoNumbers(x, y);
console.log('addTwoNumbers() should return the sum of its two parameters.');
console.log('Expect ' + sum1 + ' to equal ' + sum2 + '.');
if ( sum1 === sum2 )
return console.log('It works!');
console.log("It's broken..");
}
### Do you think you would prefer using Test Driven Development? Why?
No, and why? Cause it looks boring and all you're doing is looking for bugs. I'm more creative or at least trying to be..
Kata
### How did you find using repl.it in practice? Confusing? Useful?
I thought it was fun to begin with, but then... Then it got beyond confusing and I don't even understand any of it. It's trying to understand the code, which I can't.
### Was it helpful to look at the tests while coding the kata?
Seeing it go red over and over is annoying because it can't tell you what the exact issue is, just that theres something wrong with the code. I honestly don't think even after completing the katas that I even understand them. I don't find i fun trying to problem solve when I don't even know what the problem is. I've given up hundreds of times already, praying a solution will come. Looking at the samples makes it worse because the answers there but I don't understand any of it, or how anyone was even able to solve it. I'm usually quite positive, but this part of the sprint was utterly difficult. I don't know how they expect me to solve half these things in the alloted time, think I have a better chance at being a millionaire. Thing is its only been 2 weeks and they expect me to solve this?
### What problem solving techniques did you implement in your coding flow?
No problem solving techniques work other than trial and error, and asking for help. That or giving up.
### What was the most challenging part of Super FizzBuzz for you?
The instructions.. Like, honestly.. value, array, element, object! I think we need a way to simplify things for those of us who don't understand.  If you gave it to me again I can honestly tell you, I am not certain I could pass it again. I don't get it, the challenges are way too difficult for my skill level. The first 2 were fun, that's about my level.  Spending hours going around in circles.
### Did you want to change and refactor your code once you were finished?
No, after I finished I wanted to eat, sleep or go for a long drive. Burn my laptop and never go back to coding :D A bit dramatic I know but holy cow. I'll bounce back soon enough, I'll get it.
Minesweeper
### What was the hardest moment of this challenge for you? How did you overcome them?
Minesweeper, that was pretty confusing. Clown as well, still somewhat a grey area for me.
### What learnings are you going to take away from this challenge?
About as much as I can, keep going really.
# Pair Programming
### Do you have any prior experience pair coding? If so, what was the experience like for you? If not, what is your initial reaction to pair programming?
That was easy, we just compared code and added ideas if something worked. Great thing about Taiki E! literally doing it everyday.
### Do you personally think working and pairing with others will be a challenge for you during bootcamp? Why so?
Hell no, I am already doing it now.
# Inflate the Unicorn
### Did you learn anything new during this exercise? What was it?
Just about adding images and making them change, and how much code it takes to do that.
### Did you encounter issues completing any of the steps of this exercise? How did you resolve this?
If I did, I was quick to ask for help. I just open my big mouth or type to a friend or my facillitator! Simple really.
### If you were to replace the unicorn with another mystical animal of your choice, what would it be?
Dragon, definitely.  Unicorns don't even have wings, they aren't even as cool as a pegasus!
# Whack-a-mole
### What was the hardest part of this exercise?
The cell part was confusing, but otherwise not too tough. Challenging though.
### Can you think of any different ways you could have accomplished the same outcome?
Ah, possibly but I don't think so!
# Dress the Clown
### How did you find the process of refactoring your code?
Annoying, undoing all your code after doing it and feeling satisfied that it's working.
### Would you do anything differently if you were to start this challenge again?
Yeah don't refractor it :D
### What piece of code are you proudest of from this exercise?
I'm quite a proud person so... I mean I felt good completing each excercise, but yeah just finishing.
# JS Carnival
### What parts of these challenges did you enjoy? If we were to add more challenges, what would you like to have more of?
Always gonna be completing them, I know in a few weeks time this should be second nature.
### What parts weren't so good? Were there any parts that you felt stuck on?
Didn't you just ask a similair question? Feel like I am repeating myself :D
### Which parts made you feel confident?
Well when it works thats when I feel confident.
### What personally would you want changed to improve the carnival?
Make it simpler :D


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Asking Questions
What Makes a Good One
May 16, 2015
Although I haven't actually asked any questions on our Google+ group -- one word immediately comes to mind: specificity. The more specific a question is, the more likely I am to both read it and replicate it. By taking the time to make a question concise and specific, it shows that the asker values both his time and the time of the people who may potentially help him. Questions usually come up as a result of confusion or a problem that one is having. Something important to include in your question is the context. The more the asker can describe their situation or their line of thinking -- the better chance that somebody will be able to guide you in the proper direction. Explaining what you were doing when you encountered a problem and any of the roadblocks that prevented you from solving the problem really help to paint a bigger picture. The problem may stem from a lack of understanding in another area as opposed to one related to that particular question.
This may be a short post, but asking good questions really comes down to respect for your potential readers. Try to be as clear and concise as possible. Utilize proper grammar and punctuation. Always be specific.


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Top 5 Best Chinese Phones for Under $200 - November 2019 - Gizchina.com
by PierreTop 5 Best Chinese Phones for Under $200 – November 2019
3.5 (70.91%) 11 votes
It’s that time of the month again! The top 5 best Chinese phones for under $200 are here with better specs and lower prices. So, let’s go ahead and see what you can now get in what’s probably the most interesting price range for Chinese smartphones!
Best Chinese Phones for Under $200
1. Redmi Note 8T
The new and upgraded Redmi Note 8T replaces the “old” Redmi Note 8 as the handset now features a pretty handy NFC module. All the rest says the same, as does price, this means we have a large 6.3-inch display of Full HD+ resolution with an aspect ratio of 19.5:9 and FHD+ resolution, for less than $200.
Powering Xiaomi’s mid-ranger we find the good Qualcomm Snapdragon 665 coupled with up to 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage, which is expandable via microSD.
The Redmi Note 8 packs a 48MP main rear camera for extra sharp photos when the subject is well lit, while in darker scenarios the pixels are combined into larger 1.6um ones for better quality. We then have an 8MP secondary with ultra wide lens, a third 2MP sensor for macro shots and a fourth 2MP depth sensor. Meanwhile at the front, we find a 13MP selfie snapper.
Finally, the smartphone packs a large 4000mAh capacity battery typical of the series and runs MIUI based on Android 9 Pie.
2. Realme 5
Oppo’s Realme sub-brand is finally bringing some competition to Xiaomi in the mid-range category with the Realme 5, which is basically a Redmi Note 8 alternative. The two smartphones are indeed very similar as far as design and primary specs are concerned, with both packing a Qualcomm Snapdragon 665 CPU and four rear cameras.
The Realme 5 packs a bigger 6.5-inch screen though with HD+ resolution (720 x 1600) and a 20:9 display aspect ratio.
Moving onto the camera department we find a primary 12MP shooter with f/1.8 aperture, a secondary 8MP sensor with ultra wide angle lens, a 2MP macro lens and a 2MP depth sensor.
The Realme 5 then packs a large 5000mAh capacity battery, which along with the large display makes this one of the best devices for content consumption.
3. Realme 5 Pro
If you want to step up your game, another great option from Oppo is the Realme 5 Pro. The smartphone does indeed pack a more powerful Snapdragon 712 CPU coupled with 4GB of RAM (also available with 6GB) and 64GB of internal storage (expandable).
The Realme 5 Pro then features a 6.3-inch Full HD+ display with a 16MP selfie snapper hidden in the notch at the top. Meanwhile on the back we find four rear cameras with a primary 48MP sensor, a secondary 8MP ultra wide shooter, a camera with telephoto lens and a macro lens.
Finally, the smartphone is fueled by a large 4035mAh battery, supports 20W VOOC fast charging and runs ColorOS 6.0 based on Android 9 Pie.
Best Chinese Phones for Under $200
4. Honor 9X
As its priced below the $200 threshold, the Honor 9X has become a very appealing device in this price range. The handset does indeed pack a powerful Huawei HiSilicon KIRIN 810 CPU, along with a minimum 4GB of RAM and 64GB of UFS 2.1 internal storage (expandable).
The smartphone then feature a 6.59-inch Full HD+ display, a flagship grade 48MP Sony IMX582 Exmor RS image sensor and a 2MP depth sensor. While at the front we find a 16MP selfie snapper with a popup mechanism.
Finally, the Honor 9X comes with a large 4000mAh capacity battery and runs EMUI 9.1 based on Android 9 Pie.
5. Meizu Note 9
We conclude the list with the not too new yet very interesting Meizu Note 9. The handset does indeed feature a powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 675 along with 4GB/6GB of RAM and 64GB/128GB of internal storage, all for less than $200.
Meizu’s phone then packs a 6.2-inch display with Full HD+ resolution and an 18.5:9 aspect ratio. Meanwhile cameras include a 48MP main paired with a 5MP secondary on the back and a 20MP selfie snapper in the notch at the front.
Finally the handset comes with a large 4000mAh battery supporting 18W fast charging and runs Flyme 7.2 based on Android 9 Pie out of the box.


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Choose the correct answer(s) for the following statements.
(20 marks)
_________ means protecting the data against unauthorized users.
(A)Integrity (B)Security (C)Recovery (D)Consistency
The set of attributes of relvar R is said to be a candidate key for R if it possesses __________ properties.
(A)uniqueness (B)irreducibility (C)uniqueness and irreducibility (D)duplication
________ is storing and transmitting sensitive data in encrypted form.
(A)Encryption (B)Decryption (C)Cipher text (D)P;ain text
In multi-level security, the same data looks different to different users is called_______.
(A)data encryption (B)value-dependent (C)value-independern (D)polyinstantiation
In public key schema, anyone can ceonvert plain text into cipher text, this schema involves(s)__________.
(A)One key (B)two keys (C)three keys (D)four
The statement that is executed automatically by the system as a side effect of the modification of the database is ________.
(A)backup (B)assertion (C)recovery (D)trigger
The integrity constraints cannot be immediately chech but must be deffered to end of transaction called ___________.
(A)a type constraint (B)an attribute constraint (C)a relvar constraint (D)a database constraint
The integrity constraints CONSTRAINTS DBC3 SP {P#} = P {P#} is referred to as:
(A)type constraint (B)attribute constraint (C)relvar constraint (D)database constraint
Assume transaction A holds an exclusive lock on tuple t, then a request from some transaction B for a lock either type on t.
(A)it will be granted (B)it will be denied (C)it will result in deadlock situation (D)none of these
When deadlock occurs, some systems _________ to the application.
(A)halt and produce error code (B)handle automatically
(C)choose victim and rollback (D)detect and rollback
A statistical database is a database that permits queries that ...............
(A)legal query (B)sub-query (C)nested query (D)aggregated query
________ combines the substitution and permutation approaches to encrypt data.
(A)Public Key Encryption (B)Data Encryption Standard (C)RSA Scheme (D)none of these
A database in which the system automatically keeps track of all operations performed by users on the regular data is called_________ .
(A)request modification (B)security subsystem (C)audit trails
(D)authorization subsystem.
The SQL facilities provide for database security other than authoriztion is_________ .
(A)GRAINT (B)CONSTRAINT (C)AUTHORITY (D)VIEW
Location transpaency in distributed system allows for which of the following?
(A)Users to treat the data as if it is at one location
(B)Programmers to treat the data as if it is at one location
(C)Both A and B (D)None of these
Replication transparency in distributed system has which of the following problem?
(A)Concurrency problem (B)Updte propagation problem
(C)Query processing problem (D)Network problem
The condurrency problems produce wrong results in twocorrect transactions processing because of ________ operations.
(A)interleave (B)concurrent (C)controlled interleave (D)uncontrolled interleave
The degree of interference in serializable is that a given transaction is prepared to _______ on part of concurrent transactions.
(A)ingerleave (B)protect (C)tolerate (D)deny
The federated system is also known as ______ in geterogeneous distributed environment.
(A)DataJoiner system (B)middleware system (C)multi-database system (D)homogeneous system
For heterogeneous dstributed database system, the pronciple "DBMS independence" can be achieved using the technique _________.
(A)gateway (B)middleware (C)Joiner (D)all of these
An deucation database contains information about an inhouse company education training scheme.For each training scheme, the database contains details of all perquisite courses for that course and all offerings for that course; for each offering, it contains details of all teachers and all student enrollments for that offering. The database also contains information about employees. The relevant relvars are as follows, in outline:
COURSE {COURSE#,TITLE}
OFFERING {COURSE#,OFF#,OFFDATE,LOCATION}
TEACHER {COURSE#,OFF#,EMP#}
ENROLLMENT {COURSE#,OFF#,EMP#,GRADE}
EMPLOYEE {EMP#, ENAME,JOB}
Draw a referential diagram for this database and also give the corresponding database definition appropriate set of type and relvar definitions.(10 Marks)
Write integrity constraints by using the appropriate language for the above education database.For each of your answers, stat whether the constraint si a type constraint or relvar constraint or database constraint.(10 marks)
The only legal GRADE values are 'A', 'B', 'C', 'C', and 'E'.
Each teacher must offer at most three courses.
Every course offering must have at least 10 enrollments.
Every manager must attend 'management course' in 'Yangon'.
Define "discretionary control" and consider given relational schema and write the secruity constraint by using appropriate language.(10 Marks))
User "Smith" can RETRIEVE and INSERT over the entire relvar whose age is greater than 35.
User "Ford" has ful provileges (RETRIEVE, UPDATE,INSERT, and DELETE) over the tuples for 'London' customers.
User "Joe" can RETRIEVE all attributes and UPDATE the 'CREDIT' amount only for customers whose credit is over 50000.
Revove the RETRIEVE and INSERT provilleges of user "Smith" on the customers table.
When above security decisions is applied on the relvar 'CUSTOMER', the system automatically modifies the request according to the security decisions. Write request modification query for following statements.(10 marks)
User "Ford" requests to retrieve all customers infromation whose 'CREDIT' amount is greater than 300,000.
User "Joe" requests to updaate all customer's 'CreDIT' by reducing 10% of each credit.
User "Smith" requests to retrieve all customers who live in "London" city.
User "Smith" requests to retrieve all customers whose 'CREDIT' amount less than 100,000.
What are concurrency problems that occurs when two correct transactions concurrently operate with uncontrolled interleave processing?(3 marks)
"Locking" is known as concurrency control technique to over the concurrency problems with two kinds of locks; 'X' lock and 'S' lock. State the compatibility matrix and explain data access protocol (locking protocol).
( 7 marks)
"Locking" can applied over an entire database or an entire or smaller specific tuples or even specific component of a specific tuple, it is called "locking granularity" with intent locks ('IS', 'IX', 'SIX'). State the compatibility matrix and explain each of intent locks menaing.( 10 marks)
Briefly explain how the system recovers the database when failure occures with sequences oftransactions using chechpoint technique with given figure. Describe how does the system know at restart time which transactions to redo and which to undo?
(8-marks)
Define the distributed databse. Does the DDBMS have it own data? If not why and how it manages databases at a number of distinct sits? What are advantages and disadvantages of the distributed database? State the fundamental priciples of distributed database system to be able to behave like a non-distributed system.( 12- marks)


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THAT'S THE WAY I LIKE IT A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1999 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
After a single night at the movies, Hock's life is forever changed.
Dragged by his buddies to see what he thinks will be just a silly disco movie, he is mesmerized by the lead character, a John Travolta clone. The film called FOREVER FEVER (think SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER) pulsates through every bone in his body. He's ready to put aside his Bruce Lee/Kung Fu passion and take up a life of disco dancing. When he comes back alone the next night to see the film again, the guy playing the Travolta character comes out of the screen to offer him advice in proper Brooklynese.
Writer/director Glen Goei's THAT'S THE WAY I LIKE IT (called FOREVER FEVER in some countries and DON'T CALL ME JOHN TRAVOLTA in others) is set in Singapore in the 1970s, when disco fever there was red hot. The film's wonderful sound track is full of good 70s tunes. (Singapore speaks a version of English that they call Singlish, according to the press notes. The Brooklyn accent proves the harder of the two accents in the movie to understand.)
Since there is a dance contest coming up with a $5,000 top prize, Hock (Adrian Pang), who takes the stage name of Tony after his hero, figures he can use the proceeds to buy the motorbike he has always wanted. In daydream sequences, he envisions himself barreling down the highway with a good-looking woman riding with him. As she runs her fingers through his hair, the song "Everybody's Talkin' to Me" blasts away.
Of course, he has to learn dancing first and hook up with a talented partner before he has any hope of winning. The story, which works best when it's on the dance floor, has Hock going too fast from clumsy to accomplished, missing many humorous opportunities to show him learning his new skill. Anna Belle Francis plays Julie, the seasoned partner that he needs.
Instead of more dance numbers we get some subplots out of left field. A major one is about Hock's brother, who needs money for a sex-change operation. A minor one concerns his sister's obsession with bodice-ripper romance novels, which she likes to read out loud as Hock trains.
One of the funniest scenes has Hock trying on various outlandish disco wardrobes. Finally getting the right polyester shirt and tight pants, he's ready to strut his stuff with Travolta's classic swagger from SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER. Like the much better SHALL WE DANCE, the film has us rooting for him, even if the outcome of the big competition is never really in any doubt.
"Remember the more you dance, the more you romance," the dance instructor lectures Hock and the rest of his pupils. The movie should have taken his advice. Way too much time is spent in lame comedy off the dance floor. Turn on the disco ball and crank up the music, and the film sizzles. Otherwise, it drags like an old Lawrence Welk 78 record played on 33 1/3.
THAT'S THE WAY I LIKE IT runs 1:32. It is rated PG-13 for momentary language and some violence and would be fine for kids 10 and up.
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Consider the following types, and verify that they are well formed in
the Calculus of Constructions. For each of these types, give a
natural informally defined inhabitant.
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nat->nat->Set
Solution
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July 30, 2019
Before actually moving onto the actual topic of the blog, I will summarize first, what all other things I did today, along with learning "Docker Containerisation".
I am listing below some of the articles which I read while prepping for these. I wish if you could please read these articles (or any other similar ones) before following up with me. :)
And yes, now we can confidently start with our use-case of the day i.e.
I wanted to run 4 separate virtual machines for starting working on this Ansible project. These 4 virtual machines (VMs), were respectively meant to be configured as the following components.
There could be 2 solutions to get these components up.
And I chose option 2. The reason being the 4 VM containers built in Docker, are very light in every aspect when compared to solo VMs running anywhere else (as I mentioned above). Actually the latter one is highly resource intensive and imagine what if you have to create 10 or 100 or 1000s of VMs. Atleast, I can't afford running even 10 VMs at the same time (And I am sure, you also can't afford running 100 VMs at the same time with equal amount of resources allocated to each one of them). So, in that case, unanimously Docker is the winner.
By Docker, I want to refer to *any* containerisation tool here.
Now, as you all how know why I chose Docker for today. It's time to walk you through the steps required to create the setup.
[Note:- I wanted my all 4 VMs to be Ubuntu 18.04 containers. Therefore the following commands are my requirements specific.]
$ sudo mkdir testApp
$ cd testApp/
$ sudo vim Dockerfile
FROM ubuntu:18.04
MAINTAINER Priyanka<EMAIL_ADDRESS>RUN apt-get update && apt dist-upgrade
RUN apt-get update && \
apt-get install -y net-tools
QUICK NOTES:
// Synatx:- docker build -t [image_name] .
// [image_name] should be strictly in lowercase letters.
$ docker build -t testimage .
$ docker run -ti testimage bash
And, here I finish with my final goal of the day i.e. having multiple light virtual machines running at the same time.
Yay! :D


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To the Campus Community,
Since the news of COVID-19 has reached us, facilities has enhanced the methods and procedures used in the daily cleaning and sanitizing of our campus, with more frequent use of disinfectants with attention to hard surfaces and frequently-touched items such as door handles, hand rails, faucets, and light switches. Additionally, Facilities has increased the use of our Kaivacs to provide deep cleaning pressure washing to campus restrooms. Facilities is rotating through buildings on a daily basis. This past weekend the restrooms in 1L and 1R and the 1R locker rooms were deep cleaned. 1C and 1P restrooms were deep cleaned this week.
Facilities staff are working around the clock, with most detailed work being completed in the evenings and overnight. Since we are diverting custodians to do more sanitizing and disinfecting some areas will experience a delay in basic services for example garbage pickup, we are working to minimize those delays. In addition, there are many locations that are not accessible to custodial staff, we are keeping a list of those locations and will ask for your assistance in scheduling access for cleaning. Please know that our Custodial Supervisors and staff are working very hard to keep up with the demand.
The University has requested that we use Monday and Tuesday of next week to deep clean and sanitize; however, given our expansive campus, we have engaged an outside cleaning vendor to discuss supplemental services. The University’s recommended cleaning vendor is on campus today conducting a walk through giving particular attention to large buildings, 1R/2R, 1P, 1C, Library and the Residence Halls. I will share more information on the deep cleaning plan as soon as it is available.
I cannot stress enough the importance of frequent and thorough hand washing with soap and water. Though our custodial staff are working hard to keep the environment as clean as they can, we can all help prevent the spread of germs by getting into a daily routine of wiping down our own equipment and supplies. As you are aware there is a nationwide shortage of hand sanitizer and personal disinfecting wipes. While we work on obtaining hand sanitizer and disinfecting wipes, staff can help keep their personal area germ free by using cleaning solutions of diluted bleach or alcohol in a spray bottle. The CDC provided instructions on how to make such solutions. My team reached out directly to the State to inquire about obtaining Purell through NYS business Corcraft but were told their product was back ordered as well. As supplies become available we will do our best to provide to the campus community.
Many of you are concerned about the lack of hot water in certain buildings. Hot water heater installations should be completed by Monday. However; there are some restrooms that require the installation of circulator pumps which heat the water going to directly to specific sinks, this work will continue through next week.
As of today, Ferry Shuttle, Loop Bus and Accommodation Van services are running according to the published schedule . First Transit, the vendor providing campus bus services, has implemented a disinfecting procedure that meets CDC regulations. Any changes to the current service schedule will be communicated and posted.
The Division appreciates your continued support as we work through this emergency.
Hope Berte Interim Vice President Campus Planning, Facilities Management and Operations


--- layout: post title: New Rails movie with sound and sugar categories: - documentation author: admin published: true date: 2005-07-08 08:14:26.000000000 +01:00 ---
The original Rails movie left jaws hanging and had developers all over the world stepping through it in slow motion to take it all in. But that was then. Rails 0.5 looks almost primitive from the eyes of a developer working with Rails 0.13. It was high time to rectify both that, the lack of narration, and the notion that Rails is all about Scaffolding.
So allow me to present: The New Rails Movie! It’s 50% longer, but shows at least 150% more. And you get my enthusiastic whoops! speak from the Brazilian FISL 6.0 conference where the movie premiered:
Many thanks to Pablo for providing me with the sound from the conference and many thanks to Audacity for making it something you could listen to.


R/biophysmodel_Sceloporus.R
Tb_lizard.Rd
Predicts body temperature (operative environmental temperature) of a lizard in °C. Based on Campbell and Norman (1998, An introduction to environmental biophysics). Designed for Sceloporus lizards and described in Buckley (2008, Linking traits to energetics and population dynamics to predict lizard ranges in changing environments. American Naturalist 171: E1-E19).
Tb_lizard( T_a, T_g, u, svl, m, psi, rho_S, elev, doy, sun = TRUE, surface = TRUE, alpha_S = 0.9, alpha_L = 0.965, epsilon_s = 0.965, F_d = 0.8, F_r = 0.5, F_a = 0.5, F_g = 0.5 )
| T_a | is air temperature in °C |
|---|---|
| T_g | is surface temperature in °C |
| u | is wind speed in m/s |
| svl | is lizard snout vent length in mm |
| m | is lizard mass in g, note that it can be estimated as massfromsvl=function(svl) 3.55*10^-5*(svl)^3.00 (Tinkle and Ballinger 1972) |
| psi | is solar zenith angle in degrees |
| rho_S | is surface albedo (proportion). ~0.25 for grass, ~0.1 for dark soil, >0.75 for fresh snow (Campbell & Norman 1998) |
| elev | is elevation in m |
| doy | is day of year (1-366) |
| sun | indicates whether lizard is in sun (TRUE) or shade (FALSE) |
| surface | indicates whether lizard is on ground surface (TRUE) or above surface (FALSE, e.g. in a tree) |
| alpha_S | is lizard solar absorptivity, alpha_S=0.9 (Gates 1980, Table 11.4) |
| alpha_L | is lizard thermal absoptivity, alpha_L=0.965 (Bartlett & Gates 1967) |
| epsilon_s | is surface emisivity of lizards, epsilon_s=0.965 (Bartlett & Gates 1967) |
| F_d | is the view factor between the surface of the lizard and diffuse solar radiation (Bartlett & Gates 1967) |
| F_r | is the view factor between the surface of the lizard and reflected solar radiation |
| F_a | is the view factor between the surface of the lizard and atmospheric radiation |
| F_g | is the view factor between the surface of the lizard and ground thermal radation |
T_e Operative temperature (°C)
Predicts body temperatures (operative environmental temperature) of a lizard in °C.
Other biophysical models:
Free_or_forced_convection()
,
Grashof_number_Gates()
,
Grashof_number()
,
Nu_from_Gr()
,
Nu_from_Re()
,
Nusselt_number()
,
Prandtl_number()
,
Qconduction_animal()
,
Qconduction_substrate()
,
Qconvection()
,
Qemitted_thermal_radiation()
,
Qevaporation()
,
Qmetabolism_from_mass_temp()
,
Qmetabolism_from_mass()
,
Qnet_Gates()
,
Qradiation_absorbed()
,
Qthermal_radiation_absorbed()
,
Reynolds_number()
,
Tb_CampbellNorman()
,
Tb_Fei()
,
Tb_Gates()
,
Tb_butterfly()
,
Tb_grasshopper()
,
Tb_limpetBH()
,
Tb_limpet()
,
Tb_mussel()
,
Tb_salamander_humid()
,
Tb_snail()
,
Tbed_mussel()
,
Tsoil()
,
actual_vapor_pressure()
,
boundary_layer_resistance()
,
external_resistance_to_water_vapor_transfer()
,
heat_transfer_coefficient_approximation()
,
heat_transfer_coefficient_simple()
,
heat_transfer_coefficient()
,
saturation_vapor_pressure()
,
saturation_water_vapor_pressure()
if (FALSE) { Tb_lizard( T_a=25, T_g=30, u=0.1, svl=60, m=10, psi=34, rho_S=0.24, elev=500, doy=200, sun=TRUE, surface=TRUE, alpha_S=0.9, alpha_L=0.965, epsilon_s=0.965, F_d=0.8, F_r=0.5, F_a=0.5, F_g=0.5) }