Good morning, FIRSTNAME
It was great to see you yesterday! I think this is the first time anyone has ever brought a trained bear to a company potluck! People will be talking about this for a loooong time. You must tell me more about your hobby some day.
I hope you will keep showing up for the social events, but don't feel obligated to do something big every time. The important thing is that we get to know each other!
As for now, you should sign up for the onboarding event tomorrow morning. This is a great opportunity to meet the other recent employees and learn about the history of the company! You don't need to bring anything but a cheerful mood and a sunny disposition. I'm afraid animals are not allowed :):):).
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Erdogan Visits New Turkish Military Base in Qatar, Vows to Help Secure Gulf Region
ANKARA (Sputnik) - Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Monday visited the newly built Turkish military base in Qatar and praised it as a security mainstay for all countries in the Persian Gulf.
Erdogan was in Doha on Monday to attend the 5th Turkey-Qatar High Strategic Committee meeting.
"We cannot leave our brothers in Qatar during times of crises and difficult situation. We stand up to these crises together. Our aim is to ensure the security and stability of this country. This base also serves the stability and stability of all countries of the Persian Gulf, and no one can be unhappy with its presence", Erdogan said.
The 5,000-strong base has been named after Muslim commander Khalid bin Walid.
Turkey deployed this contingent to Qatar back in 2017, after the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Bahrain launched a brutal concentrated blockade against Doha, closing all land, sea and air borders after accusing the country of supporting terrorism by propelling the Muslim Brotherhood movement*.
Doha has denied these accusations.
*The Muslim Brotherhood movement is a terrorist group outlawed in Russia and several Arab countries


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Observers: Introduction
An event based system to allow you to add behavior to specific events. When an event is observed the Orm will automatically call all the added observers to see if there's anything for them to do.
Orm is short for Object
Relational Mapper which does 2 things: it maps your database table rows to objects and it allows you
to establish relations between those objects.
It follows closely the
Active Record Pattern, but was also influenced by other systems.
An event based system to allow you to add behavior to specific events. When an event is observed the Orm will automatically call all the added observers to see if there's anything for them to do.
You can add observers in 2 ways: just add the name to have the observer called for all events or with
the observer as name and an array of specific events for which the observer is called.
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leave out the "Observer_" prefix. In all other cases you have to provide the full classname.
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{
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);
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Key Derivation Function (KDF)¶
A key derivation function (or KDF) is used to derive (close to) uniformly distributed string/s from a secret value with high entropy (but no other guarantee regarding its distribution).
Contents
The Key Derivation Function
abstract class:¶
-
SecretKey
KeyDerivationFunction::
deriveKey
(const vector<byte> &entropySource, int inOff, int inLen, int outLen, const vector<byte> &iv = vector<byte>())¶ Generates a new secret key from the given seed and iv (if given).
Parameters: - entropySource – the secret key that is the seed for the key generation
- inOff – the offset within the entropySource to take the bytes from
- inLen – the length of the seed
- outLen – the required output key length
- iv – info for the key generation
Returns: SecretKey the derivated key.
Basic Usage¶
KeyDerivationFunction* kdf = new HKDF(make_shared<OpenSSLHMAC>());
vector<byte> source(3, 1);
int targetLen = 128;
vector<byte> kdfed = kdf->deriveKey(source, 0, source.size(), targetLen).getEncoded();
Supported KDF Types¶
In this section we present the key derivation functions provided by libscapi.
| Class Name | Class Location |
|---|---|
| HKDF | libscapi/include/primitives/Kdf.hpp |


Former Speaker John Bercow demands apology over £1m I'm a Celebrity claim
John Bercow is demanding an apology from the Daily Mirror over claims he asked for £1m to appear on "I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here!"
The outgoing Commons Speaker has accused the paper of "publishing lies despite being advised of the truth" and has complained to the press watchdog.
The Mirror claimed talks between Mr Bercow and ITV broke down over the size of his appearance fee.
It said it stood by its story, which was based on "authoritative sources".
However, the newspaper also said it was "happy to accept" that Mr Bercow had "no serious desire to appear" on the programme.
Mr Bercow, who retired on Thursday after 10 years in the Speaker's chair, is understood to be furious about the story.
'Utterly trashy'
In a letter to the Mirror's showbiz editor, he said: "I must make it clear to you in the most uncompromising terms that I have not had the slightest interest now or at any time or an any basis to go on that programme."
He adds that he "did not at any time to anybody ask for £1m to go on the show, which I consider to be utterly trashy".
He demands an apology from the paper and threatens legal action, if the "false allegations" are repeated.
The Mirror suggested representatives for Mr Bercow had been in talks with ITV about him appearing on the next series of the reality show, in which celebrities take part in a series of eye-watering challenges, such as eating insects or being trapped underground with snakes.
It said Mr Bercow had "allegedly demanded a £1m fee" for appearing in the next series, due to start in December.
This was £400,000 more than any previous contestant had received, the newspaper reported.
'Grave concern'
It suggested ITV had confirmed discussions had broken down over the question of Mr Bercow's fee, quoting an unnamed source saying "he has priced himself out of the market".
Mr Bercow has written to the Independent Press Standards Organisation to claim it is factually untrue and a breach of the editor's code.
In its response, the watchdog said: "We are looking at the points you raise, and will be in touch shortly."
In a text message to TV agent Nicki Clarke, who originally approached Mr Bercow with the idea of appearing, ITV talent producer Micky Van Praagh suggested the story was "obviously nonsense and I have no idea where it has come from".
She added: "ITV has not confirmed that talks broke down because of money. Please can you apologise to John for me for the story."
In an e-mail to Mr Bercow, Ms Clarke, who works for Shine Talent Management, said the story was "incredibly frustrating" and she had expressed her "grave concern" to ITV about it.
The Mirror said the story was "based on information from authoritative sources".
"We are confident that conversations took place between ITV and a representative for John Bercow about appearing on I'm a Celebrity and that these talks broke down over money," a spokesman said.
A host of politicians have appeared on I'm A Celebrity over the years, including Conservative MP Nadine Dorries and Boris Johnson's father, Stanley.
Last month, Boris Johnson joked that he would like to see Mr Bercow perform the infamous Bushtucker Trial and eat a kangaroo's testicle.


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Here are some things you can do with Java:
Some things you can do is make applications for mobile and also you can make applications for desktop computers. Another thing you can do is website applications to perform a certain task and it can also be used to make 2D type of games. Also you can use for things like IoT devices.IoT devices are like Rasberry PI's and Alexa and Google Home, etc.
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Hello,
I would like to measure AC power flow at four points in an off-grid solar installation, using 4 CTs and 1 voltage measurement.
An Arduino Mega is currently being used for DC measurement. However I don't believe that the Arduino Mega can sample fast enough to capture 50Hz AC accurately (I gather it samples at around 10kHz?), because we know the power factor will not be unity, and so many samples of voltage and current per cycle will be required.
Could anyone tell me how fast the EmonTx V3 is able to sample this number of signals please? In order to capture some of the lower harmonics on the line, we are aiming to sample 1000 times per cycle, per signal.
Also, will it be reasonably easy to interface the EmonTx V3 through a wired connection to the Arduino Mega?
If I've missed out some key information, please let me know!
Thanks a lot in advance,
Gwilym
Re: EmonTx V3 - Sample rate for accurate AC power calculation
Sorry, the emonTx cannot sample at that rate. But why do you want to anyway? I don't know the details of the rules where you are, but in the UK and the EU there are very strict limits on the amplitude of harmonic currents, so there is very little energy in the higher harmonics. The emonTx can manage a little over 50 pairs (voltage and current) per cycle at 50 Hz, so it is good to the 25th harmonic. The limit for us there is 90 mA absolute maximum, so unless you have a very small very dirty load, the proportional error will be small. A standard energy meter I think needs to be good only to the 15th harmonic or thereabouts.
Re: EmonTx V3 - Sample rate for accurate AC power calculation
Thanks for the quick and useful response.
Massive apologies: when I said 1000 samples per cycle, I meant to say 1000 samples per second!
They key thing for me from what you've said is that the emonTx can do 50 pairs per cycle, or 2500 pairs per second. This seems to be perfectly adequate for this application.
Perhaps the Arduino Mega would be able to do this on its own, do you think?
If not, I wonder if the Mega and emonTx will talk nicely to each other...
Thanks!
Re: EmonTx V3 - Sample rate for accurate AC power calculation
Hmm. There was I thinking your grasp of fundamental principles was way off course, when it was digitus erronous all along ;-)
I don't know the Mega, but if it's got onewire, it should talk. See Martin Roberts's "full-fat" system where he has 3 stacked emonTx V2's talking to each other: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/1170
Re: EmonTx V3 - Sample rate for accurate AC power calculation
I'm pretty sure the ADC in the Mega2560 is almost identical to the one in the ATmega328, so I don't see why one would be better equipped than the other. I think the 2560's has an extra bandgap voltage you can use for Aref (2.56V), and a wider input mux, but apart from that I think they are the same resolution and the same speed.
Re: EmonTx V3 - Sample rate for accurate AC power calculation
Thank you both


A list of some handy terms. Click a link to see the definition.
JavaScript
A scripting language for creating dynamic events in HTML pages.
Operator
Performs an operation on one or more operands. For example, arithmatic operators like addition or subtraction.
Variable
Anything that can vary. They hold a data value that can be assigned.
Variable Naming Conventions
Variables should be given descriptive names, written in lower camel case. For example: lowerCamelCase.
Functions
A set of instructions that can be called.
Methods
A method is an action that can performed on an object.
Arguments
An argument is a parameter given to a function or method.
Parameters
A parameter is a named variable passed in a function.
Return
A statement that returns a value from a function.
Chaining Methods
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Strings
A variable type that stores a series of characters. Often, but not exclusively, letters.
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Undefined
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NaN
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Null
A variable type that contains nothing. Note that this is different from being undefined.
Alert
A command that spawns a pop-up.

Attribute
An attribute is a quality of an object. For example, the value of a variable is an attribute.


Node Home Project Setup¶
Each ESGF-CoG node has a “home” project, which is the top-level project that users are redirected to when they access the Node’s top-level URL. Typically, the home project describes the Node itself, the institution hosting the Node, and the main goals/activities of that Node. When an ESGF Node is installed from scratch, a stub project called “TestProject” is created and configured as that node home project. You will want to replace it with a project named more appropriately for your Node, following the steps below (as you are logged in as Node administrator):
Step 1: Register a new project¶
Click on the “Register a New Project” link (Figure 1) in the upper right corner of CoG.
You must populate at least the following mandatory fields (all other fields can be populated and changed at a later time):
Short Name: choose a short name (no spaces) that is unique for your node. Theconvention for ESGF Nodes is to choose a home project name of the form “ESGF-XXX” where XXX is a unique name for your ESGF Node and institution. Examples: “ESGF-LLNL” (for https://esgf-node.llnl.gov/projects/esgf-llnl/) or “ESGF-GFDL” (for https://esgdata.gfdl.noaa.gov/projects/esgf-gfdl/). The home project short name is the only attribute of a project that can never be changed, since it enters (in lower case form) in ALL URLs for that project. If you decide you don’t like the name you have chosen, you will have to create a new project, transfer all content from the old to the new project, then deleted the old project.
Long Name: the project long name will appear as the title of the node home page. This can be changed later using the “Update Project” link in the left “Administrators” menu. Example: “ESGF-LLNL”.
Description: the project description will be used as the initial content of the node home page. This can be changed later by editing the project home page via the wiki functionality. Example: “Welcome to the ESGF Node at NASA/JPL”.
When done, click “Submit”.
For more detailed instructions: View tutorial with screenshots
Figure 1: Screenshot of the upper corner of a node showing the “Register a New Project” link.
Step 2: Approve the new project¶
All CoG projects, before being accessible, must be approved by the Node Administrator.
While you are still logged in as Node Administrator, click on the “CoG Admin” link (Figure 2).
On the list of projects, locate the project you just created and click on the corresponding “Update” link.
Check the “Is Active?” checkbox to make the project accessible.
Click “Submit”.
Optionally, you may want to check “Is Private?” to prevent the project from becoming public before if you are satisfied with its initial content.
Figure 2: Screenshot of the lower left portion of the left navigation bar showing the “Activate Projets” link (valid in version 3.1 or later).
Step 3: Configure the new project as the Node “home” project¶
To make the new project the node home project:
edit: /usr/local/cog/cog_config/cog_settings.cfg
change: HOME_PROJECT = TestProject
to: HOME_PROJECT = <home project short name>
example: HOME_PROJECT = ESGF-LLNL
Since you are editing this file, you may also want to:
Choose a new SECRET_KEY (any long, random, unique sequence of characters) : a random string is generated when CoG is first installed, but you may want to replace it with your own long sequence of random characters (any character is allowed).
Setup your TIME_ZONE (any valid time zone name supported by the Python datetime package - see wikipedia page for full listing).
Step 4: Save the file and restart the ESGF Node.¶
Check that the node top-level URL: https:/// redirects to: https:///projects//.
Step 5: Edit the node “home” project “home” page¶
At this point, you may want to start populating the content of the home page for your node home project.
For convenience, we have created an example of a generic ESGF Node home page that you are welcome to use as a starting point - see this ESGF Node Home Page Example. If you like the example, you can use your browser to view the HTML source, and cut-and-paste the HTML code (between the “START ESGF HOME PAGE EXAMPLE” and “END ESGF HOME PAGE EXAMPLE” lines) into the wiki content of your Node home page. Note that you will have to manually download the banner image to your desktop, and upload it to your project using the wiki. Also, the template is formatted for the “Main Content, Right Widgets” layout (selectable when you update the page in the wiki). Then, keep using the wiki to further customize the home page with information specific to your Node.
For help in using the wiki, formatting images etc, there is a list of web-based tutorials to help you get started.
For live examples of customized ESGF home pages, see the ESGF Node @ NOAA/ESRL and ESGF Node @ LLNL.


WILD WILD WEST
A lot of people had it in for Wild Wild West the minute they saw the first trailer. They didn't like the western meets Jules Verne gimmickry. They assumed the horrible Will Smith-ization of the Stevie Wonder classic "I Wish" was representative of the film's score. And many white people had the ludicrous complaint that a black man can't play a government agent in the 1860s, even in a comedy-fantasy where his mission is to stop a legless supervillain in an 80-foot mechanical tarantula from assassinating President Grant. I had high hopes, though.  I am most certainly in the latter category, and proud of it. I have never quite accepted Will Smith as an actor, despite his pretty good performance in Six Degrees of Separation. His poor comic timing and self-conscious "I'm being funny right now" delivery has always bothered me in his comedies and action films. With the Wild Wild West trailer, I thought I might be seeing a new, more refined Will Smith, whose delivery matches his charisma. But I was wrong. Will Smith continues his tradition of ruining any good lines he has. When he finds something that is funny (like his lines about a "white woman's boobies") he can't help but repeat it several times until you want to tell him, "Okay, I thought it was funny for a second there, but it's done now. Knock it off." And then he keeps going until you want to say, "What did I tell you? It's not funny anymore.  Some lines are mildly amusing, but you still can't help but wish they were delivered by someone else. At one point, he confronts some evil henchmen aboard the robotic tarantula, and claims that he's there to deliver a telegram to the sinister Dr. Loveless from his mama. It's obviously meant to have a young Eddie Murphy con man type of feel to it, but Smith doesn't have the acting chops to sell a line like this. If it were Chris Tucker, you'd believe that West really wants these henchmen to believe his pathetic lie. With Smith you just think, "Oh, that would have been a pretty funny line in a better movie." Smith's collaborator, director Barry Sonnenfeld, has not only not improved, but has gone downhill. One thing about Sonnenfeld is that he's never been as funny in his movies as he seems to be in real life. A Sonnenfeld interview is always a hilarious and entertaining freak show spectacular. Sonnenfeld either is, or wants us to believe that he is, a ridiculously neurotic lunatic terrorized by his status as a successful Hollywood director. On set, he is said to dress in the same style as his film's protagonists, defer creative decisions to his wife "Sweetie," and frequently start bawling when a scene doesn't work. On the set of Wild Wild West he allegedly collapsed in the grass and tearfully told Smith that his wife was dying of brain cancer. Later he realized that he was just feeling depressed because he was hungry.  Another thing about Sonnenfeld is that his movies tend to seem funnier at the time. Upon release, The Addams Family seemed like a delightfully faithful in-the-flesh re-creation of Charles Addams' morbid cartoons.  At the time, Addams Family Values seemed like a much funnier, more satirical take on the characters. Now it seems too broad and obvious. Sonnenfeld is not as imaginative or skillful as other cartoonish directors like Tim Burton, and he's not nearly as clever as his former collaborators the Coen Brothers (for whom he was a director of photography). But he's delivered some enjoyable trifles, Get Shorty was a good film, and he produced the definitive Elmore Leonard movie Out of Sight. I've always thought of him as one of the good guys. Not a genius, but with his heart in the right place. With Wild Wild West, Sonnenfeld seems to be closer to the fake-eccentric commercial hack that some have made him out to be than the above-average goofball entertainer I like to think of him as. The former camera virtuoso has grown Michael-Bay-incoherent in his cinematic storytelling. I came out with a long list of story points I hadn't followed: How did the metal plate guy get electrocuted? Who was the dead guy hanging from the chain? How did they figure out that Artemus was not the real president? When did they save the scientist, Mr. Escobar? What did they plan to do with the flying machine before M. Emmett Walsh offered them explosives? These things and others are unclear, while other story points are embarrassingly over-explained. We don't really need Artemus to point out that he got his attack strategy when he saw a bee kill a tarantula in the desert - we figured out the significance of that as soon as we saw it. When Jim West gets shot point blank and falls to the ground, we don't need to have a long stare at him laying as if dead, then slowly waking up, then slowly opening his jacket, then slowly discovering that the bullet has been stopped by Artemus' chain mail vest. Again, we knew this was going to happen as soon as we first spotted the invention. Men In Black had a lot of enjoyable alien gimmickry - aliens inside dogs, aliens inside people's heads, tentacled alien babies whacking Will Smith real hard against the top of a car. In the end, it felt like too many of these gimmicks had been given away in the trailers, and if there had only been a little bit more, it would have worked a lot better. But Wild Wild West makes you yearn for the not-quite-full feel of Men In Black.  But that's about it. Men In Black was also hurt by Smith's poorly delivered punchlines, which never quite worked for me. But the film was anchored by Tommy Lee Jones, who played the material straight like it obviously needed to be played. Here, no one plays it straight enough. Kevin Kline is introduced to us in a long, painfully unfunny scene in which he dresses as a woman and attracts many sleazy men by speaking in a Miss Piggy voice. Astonishingly, the filmmakers chose to repeat this routine in another, even more embarrassing scene with Smith wearing the fake tits. Kenneth Branagh doesn't help anything with his over-the-top, hammy performance as the villain, Dr. Arliss Loveless. The best way to describe the character is to explain that at one point he yells, "Let the party begin!" You know the type, like Tommy Lee Jones or Jim Carrey in Batman Forever. The kind of villain who talks really loud, delighting in his own accent, but never inspiring fear or amusement. The type of villain you never want to invite to your multiplex again. Salma Hayek is utterly wasted as Rita, a woman who comes along for the ride in order to… come along for the ride? This is an actress who has become a near legend just by dancing with a snake in one scene of a mildly-popular vampire flick. And somehow, they've made her the least memorable female lead in recent Hollywood history. I saw the movie yesterday and I can't even remember anything she did in it. In fact, the only characters I really liked much were Dr. Loveless' henchwomen, who are played by supermodels and have names like Munitia and Lipreada. They're the only characters who seem to be simplistic on purpose.
The media and newsgroup writers have been making a big deal about Wild Wild West's disappointing box office numbers. I hope the suits don't blame it on the subject matter, but instead see that even big summer movies need to be handled with some precision and some wit.  Witness the astounding success of Batman Forever, Independence Day and Armageddon. I know things will never turn the way I want them to, where disposable, pre-fabricated blockbusters are given the cold shoulder and more imaginative movies like, say, Babe: Pig in the City and Rushmore are seen and enjoyed by millions. Still, when mainstream audiences share my disgust with a Godzilla or a Wild Wild West, it makes the world feel a little happier, a little more unified.
--Bryan Frankenseuss Theiss
"I write rhymes so fresh I try to bite my own verses." --Tash
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Program Listing for File h5ppEnums.h¶
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)
#pragma once
namespace h5pp {
enum class FilePermission {
// Read more about the original HDF5 file permissions here:
// https://portal.hdfgroup.org/display/HDF5/H5F_CREATE
// and
// https://portal.hdfgroup.org/display/HDF5/H5F_OPEN
/*
*
`h5pp` offers more flags for file access permissions than HDF5. The new flags are primarily intended to
prevent accidental loss of data, but also to clarify intent and avoid mutually exclusive options.
The flags are listed in the order of increasing "danger" that they pose to previously existing files.
| Flag | File exists | No file exists | Comment |
| ---- | ---- | ---- | ---- |
| `READONLY` | Open with read-only permission | Throw error | Never writes to disk, fails if the file is not found |
| `COLLISION_FAIL` | Throw error | Create new file | Never deletes existing files and fails if it already exists |
| `RENAME` **(default)** | Create renamed file | Create new file | Never deletes existing files. Invents a new filename to avoid collision by appending "-#" (#=1,2,3...) to the stem of the filename |
| `READWRITE` | Open with read-write permission | Create new file | Never deletes existing files, but is allowed to open/modify |
| `BACKUP` | Rename existing file and create new | Create new file | Avoids collision by backing up the existing file, appending ".bak_#" (#=1,2,3...) to the filename |
| `REPLACE` | Truncate (overwrite) | Create new file | Deletes the existing file and create a new one in place |
* When a new file is created, the intermediate directories are always created automatically.
* When a new file is created, `READWRITE` permission to it is implied.
*
*/
READONLY, COLLISION_FAIL, RENAME, READWRITE, BACKUP, REPLACE
};
enum class FileDriver{
/*
From the HDF5 manual:
------------------
Supported file drivers in HDF5
Driver Name Driver Identifier Description
POSIX H5FD_SEC2 This driver uses POSIX file-system functions like read and write to perform I/O to a single, permanent file on local disk with no system buffering. This driver is POSIX-compliant and is the default file driver for all systems.
Direct H5FD_DIRECT This is the H5FD_SEC2 driver except data is written to or read from the file synchronously without being cached by the system.
Log H5FD_LOG This is the H5FD_SEC2 driver with logging capabilities. H5Pset_fapl_log
Windows H5FD_WINDOWS This driver was modified in HDF5-1.8.8 to be a wrapper of the POSIX driver, H5FD_SEC2. This change should not affect user applications.
STDIO H5FD_STDIO This driver uses functions from the standard C stdio.h to perform I/O to a single, permanent file on local disk with additional system buffering.
Memory H5FD_CORE With this driver, an application can work with a file in memory for faster reads and writes. File contents are kept in memory until the file is closed. At closing, the memory version of the file can be written back to disk or abandoned.
Family H5FD_FAMILY With this driver, the HDF5 file�s address space is partitioned into pieces and sent to separate storage files using an underlying driver of the user’s choice. This driver is for systems that do not support files larger than 2 gigabytes.
Multi H5FD_MULTI With this driver, data can be stored in multiple files according to the type of the data. I/O might work better if data is stored in separate files based on the type of data. The Split driver is a special case of this driver.
Split H5FD_SPLIT This file driver splits a file into two parts. One part stores metadata, and the other part stores raw data. This splitting a file into two parts is a limited case of the Multi driver.
Parallel H5FD_MPIO This is the standard HDF5 file driver for parallel file systems. This driver uses the MPI standard for both communication and file I/O.
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enum class TableSelection {
FIRST, // First element in a table
LAST, // Last element in a table
ALL, // All elements of a table
};
enum class ResizeMode {
RESIZE_TO_FIT, // (Default)
INCREASE_ONLY,
DO_NOT_RESIZE,
};
}


--- layout: post title: iPhone tracking tags: - geo - gis - iphone - mac - mapping - tracking status: publish type: post published: true comments: true meta: aktt_notify_twitter: 'no' _edit_last: '2' --- So apparently Apple has been a tad naughty and been tracking where us iPhone and iPad 3G users roam. Two researchers have published these findings along with an app that overlays the data on an OpenStreetMap map. So this is me:
I am disappointed that this is turned on by default, not so much for myself as I find the information interesting, but it's always best to ask first, right? I know plenty of people who are very sensitive about this type of information. And apparently I don't venture to far north of the river either.


177. Square
time limit per test: 7 sec.
memory limit per test: 65536
KB
input: standard
output: standard
You have given the square NxN on a checkered sheet. Size of each
cell is 1x1, (1, 1) is leftmost top corner and (N, N) is rightmost bottom
corner.
Initially all cells are white.
There are M repaintings inside of
the square, where one repainting changes color of specified rectangle to some
color (white or black). All sides of repainted rectangles are parallel to sides
of square.
You need to find amount of white cells after all repaintings.
Input
The first line of input consists of two numbers N and M
(1<=N<=1000, 1<=M<=5000). Each of the next M lines consists of X1 Y1
X2 Y2 C, where (X1, Y1) and (X2, Y2) are indexes of opposite corners of the
rectangular, and C is a symbol 'b' or 'w' ('b' means black color and 'w' -
white) (1<=X1,X2,Y1,Y2<=N). All numbers in input are integer.
Output
Write amount of white cells after all repaintings.
Sample test(s)
Input
9 6
2 2 4 6 b
4 3 3 3 w
6 2 8 6 b
5 3 6 9 w
8 3 9 9 w
1 5 3 5 w
Output
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Green Monday 2019 mobile tech deals
by Brad LinderAnother day, another excuse for internet retailers to offer deep discounts in an attempt to sell you more stuff.
This time it’s Green Monday, a name invented by eBay more than a decade ago, but which has been adopted by a number of other stores in recent years.
The long and short of it is that if you didn’t find what you were looking for on Black Friday, Cyber Monday, or any other day in the past few weeks, now’s another chance to score cheap deals on smartphones, tablets, laptops, and other devices.
Here are some of the best deals I’ve found.
Windows laptops
- Asus ImagineBook MJ401TA 14″ laptop w/Core m3-8100Y/4GB/128GB for $300 – Best Buy
- Dell XPS 13 w/Core i5-8265U/8GB/256GB for $800 – Dell
- HP 14″ laptop w/Celeron N4000/4GB/64GB for $169 – Walmart
- HP Stream 14 w/AMD A4-9120e/4GB/64GB for $249 – Microsoft Store
- Lenovo 14W FHD laptop w/ AMD A6-9220C/4GB/64GB for $129 – Lenovo (coupon: THINKCYBER1)
- Lenovo ThinkPad 13s w/Core i5-8265U/8GB/256GB for $549 – Lenovo
- Lenovo ThinkBoo 14s w/Core i5-8265U/8GB/256GB for $569 – Lenovo
- Lenovo IdeaPad 730s 13″ laptop w/Core i5-8265U/8GB/256GB for $630 – Lenovo (coupon: GREENIDEA12)
- Lenovo IdeaPad 730s 13″ laptop w/Core i7-8565U/8GB/256GB for $700 – Lenovo (coupon: GREENIDEA7)
- Lenovo ThinkPad X390 2/Core i5-8265U/8GB/256GB for $799 – Lenovo (coupon: THINKCYBER5)
- Lenovo ThinkBook 14s w/Core i7-8565U/16GB/512GB for $799 – Lenovo (coupon: THINKCYBER3)
- Microsoft Surface Laptop 3 for $799 and up – Microsoft Store
- Motile 14″ laptop w/Ryzen 3 3200U/4GB/128GB for $245 – Walmart
- Motile 14″ laptop w/Ryzen 5 3500U/8GB/256GB for $349 – Walmart
Windows convertibles & tablets
- HP Spectre x360 13″ convertible w/Core i5-8265U/8GB/256GB for $730 – HP (configurable up to 4K/Core i7/16GB/2TB)
- Lenovo Yoga 730 13″ convertible w/Core i5-8250U/8GB/256GB for $630 – Best Buy
- Microsoft Surface Go for $299 and up – Microsoft Store
- Microsoft Surface Go Kids Bundle for $341 and up – Microsoft Store
- Microsoft Surface Pro 7 w/Core i3/4GB/128GB + Type Cover for $649 – Best Buy
- Microsoft Surface Book 2 for $1149 and up – Microsoft Store
- Microsoft Surface Book 2 + Surface Headphones bundles for $1299 and up – Microsoft Store
- Lenovo Flex 14 convertible w/Core i5-8265U/16GB/256GB for $560 – Lenovo (coupon: GREENIDEA8)
- Samsung Notebook 7 Spin 13″ w/Core i5-8250U/8GB/512GB for $550 – Best Buy
- Samsung Notebook 9 Pro 15″ convertible w/Core i7-8550U/Radeon 540/16GB/256GB for $900 – Best Buy
Chromebooks
- Lenovo 300e 11.6″ Chromebook w/MTK8173C/4GB/32GB for $189 – Lenovo (coupon: THINKHOLIDAY)
- Acer Spin 11 convertible w/Celeron N3350/4GB/32GB for $259 – Best Buy
- HP 14″ convertible w/Celeron N4000/4GB/32GB for $299 – Best Buy
- HP 14″ convertible w/Pentium N5000/4GB/64GB for $339 – Best Buy
Smartphones
- Sony Xperia 10 w/SD630/3GB/64GB for $300 – B&H
- Moto Z3 Play w/SD636/4GB/64GB for $200 – B&H (clip coupon)
- Moto G7 Play w/SD632/2GB/32GB for $130 – B&H
- Moto G7 w/SD632/4GB/64GB for $180 – B&H
- Google Pixel 4 + Google WiFi router for $699 and up – Amazon
- Google Pixel 4 XL + Google WiFi router for $749 and up – Amazon
Amazon devices
- Amazon Fire 7 for $40 – Amazon
- Amazon Fire HD 8 for $50 – Amazon
- Amazon Kindle for $70 – Amazon
- Amazon Kindle Paperwhite for $100 – Amazon
- Amazon Echo Input for $10 – Amazon
- Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K + Echo Dot for $60 – Amazon
Storage
- Samsung T5 1TB USB 3.1 portable SSD for $140 – Amazon
- Samsung T5 2TB USB 3.1 portable SSD for $250 – Amazon
Charging
- Mophie 20,1000 mAh power bank w/Lightning & micro USB cables for $25 – B&H
- Anker Powercore 10,000 mAh battery for $17 – Amazon
- Anker PowerPort Speed 2 39W wall charger for $18 – Amazon
Wireless headphones
- Jaybird Run XT true wireless earbuds for $100 – Lenovo
- Sony WH-CH700N wireless over-ear noise-cancelling headphones for $88 – B&H (or Amazon)
- JBL E65BTNC wireless over-ear noise-cancelling headphones for $100 – Target
Wireless speakers
- UE Wonderboom LE for $40 – Best Buy
- Sony SRS-XB22 portable Bluetooth speaker for $60 – Best Buy
- UE Boom 2 LE portable Bluetooth speaker for $70 – Best Buy
- JBL Link 300 Bluetooth speaker w/Google Assistant for $80 – Harman (via eBay)
Other
- Nintendo Switch Lite for $190 (or $180 for Prime members) – Woot
- Buy a Nintendo Switch, get a $30 gift card – Best Buy
- Lenovo ThinkCentre M90n mini desktop w/Core i3-8145U/8GB/256GB for $425 – Lenovo (coupon: THINKHOLIDAY)
- Linksys Velop Mesh WiFi system (3-pack) for $200 – Dell


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There‘s also a convenience method for rendering sub templates within the current controller that depends on a single object (we call this kind of sub templates for partials). It relies on the fact that partials should follow the naming convention of being prefixed with an underscore — as to separate them from regular templates that could be rendered on their own.
In a template for Advertiser#account:
<%= render :partial => "account" %>
This would render "advertiser/_account.erb" and pass the instance variable @account in as a local variable account to the template for display.
In another template for Advertiser#buy, we could have:
<%= render :partial => "account", :locals => { :account => @buyer } %> <% for ad in @advertisements %> <%= render :partial => "ad", :locals => { :ad => ad } %> <% end %>
This would first render "advertiser/_account.erb" with @buyer passed in as the local variable account, then render "advertiser/_ad.erb" and pass the local variable ad to the template for display.
The example of partial use describes a familiar pattern where a template needs to iterate over an array and render a sub template for each of the elements. This pattern has been implemented as a single method that accepts an array and renders a partial by the same name as the elements contained within. So the three-lined example in "Using partials" can be rewritten with a single line:
<%= render :partial => "ad", :collection => @advertisements %>
This will render "advertiser/_ad.erb" and pass the local variable ad to the template for display. An iteration counter will automatically be made available to the template with a name of the form partial_name_counter. In the case of the example above, the template would be fed ad_counter.
NOTE: Due to backwards compatibility concerns, the collection can‘t be one of hashes. Normally you‘d also just keep domain objects, like Active Records, in there.
Two controllers can share a set of partials and render them like this:
<%= render :partial => "advertisement/ad", :locals => { :ad => @advertisement } %>
This will render the partial "advertisement/_ad.erb" regardless of which controller this is being called from.
Instead of explicitly naming the location of a partial, you can also let the RecordIdentifier do the work if you‘re following its conventions for RecordIdentifier#partial_path. Examples:
# @account is an Account instance, so it uses the RecordIdentifier to replace # <%= render :partial => "accounts/account", :locals => { :account => @buyer } %> <%= render :partial => @account %> # @posts is an array of Post instances, so it uses the RecordIdentifier to replace # <%= render :partial => "posts/post", :collection => @posts %> <%= render :partial => @posts %>
If you‘re not going to be using any of the options like collections or layouts, you can also use the short-hand defaults of render to render partials. Examples:
# Instead of <%= render :partial => "account" %> <%= render "account" %> # Instead of <%= render :partial => "account", :locals => { :account => @buyer } %> <%= render "account", :account => @buyer %> # @account is an Account instance, so it uses the RecordIdentifier to replace # <%= render :partial => "accounts/account", :locals => { :account => @account } %> <%= render(@account) %> # @posts is an array of Post instances, so it uses the RecordIdentifier to replace # <%= render :partial => "posts/post", :collection => @posts %> <%= render(@posts) %>
Partials can have their own layouts applied to them. These layouts are different than the ones that are specified globally for the entire action, but they work in a similar fashion. Imagine a list with two types of users:
<%# app/views/users/index.html.erb &> Here's the administrator: <%= render :partial => "user", :layout => "administrator", :locals => { :user => administrator } %> Here's the editor: <%= render :partial => "user", :layout => "editor", :locals => { :user => editor } %> <%# app/views/users/_user.html.erb &> Name: <%= user.name %> <%# app/views/users/_administrator.html.erb &>
 Budget: $<%= user.budget %> <%= yield %>
 <%# app/views/users/_editor.html.erb &>
 Deadline: <%= user.deadline %> <%= yield %>

…this will return:
Here's the administrator:
 Budget: $<%= user.budget %> Name: <%= user.name %>
 Here's the editor:
 Deadline: <%= user.deadline %> Name: <%= user.name %>

You can also apply a layout to a block within any template:
<%# app/views/users/_chief.html.erb &> <%= render(:layout => "administrator", :locals => { :user => chief }) do %> Title: <%= chief.title %> <% end %>
…this will return:

 Budget: $<%= user.budget %> Title: <%= chief.name %>

As you can see, the :locals hash is shared between both the partial and its layout.
If you pass arguments to "yield" then this will be passed to the block. One way to use this is to pass an array to layout and treat it as an enumerable.
<%# app/views/users/_user.html.erb &>
 Budget: $<%= user.budget %> <%= yield user %>
 <%# app/views/users/index.html.erb &> <%= render :layout => @users do |user| %> Title: <%= user.title %> <% end %>
This will render the layout for each user and yield to the block, passing the user, each time.
You can also yield multiple times in one layout and use block arguments to differentiate the sections.
<%# app/views/users/_user.html.erb &>
 <%= yield user, :header %> Budget: $<%= user.budget %> <%= yield user, :footer %>
 <%# app/views/users/index.html.erb &> <%= render :layout => @users do |user, section| %> <%- case section when :header -%> Title: <%= user.title %> <%- when :footer -%> Deadline: <%= user.deadline %> <%- end -%> <% end %>


Gaps searches through your Plex Server. It then queries for known movies in the same collection using The MovieDB, which you will need to get. Don't worry, we'll walk you through those steps. Anyway, if those movies don't exist in your library, Gaps will recommend getting those movies, legally of course.
An example would be having a copy of 'Alien (1979)' and Gaps recommending 'Aliens (1986)' and 'Alien³ (1992)' to be added to your collection.
To use Gaps, you'll need a MovieDB api key. Navigate over to The Movie DB, create an account, and make an API Key. Copy that key and paste it below.


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Bedtime for the Brewers author: display_name: Andy login: Andy email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Andy author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>excerpt: "With fifteen innings of no-hit ball pitched by Lilly and Zambrano over the past two games, the Cubs are riding a growing wave of confidence into the postseason. Now all they need is to beat one of the best pitchers in the game tonight to feel unstoppable. The bats seem to be coming back to life as well.\n\nI feel a little bad for the Astros having to play two games in Milwaukee that were supposed to be home games for them. Mike and Mike were asking whether there could've have been any other better options for an alternate site for the Cubs-Astros series. They suggested nearby Round Rock (AAA affiliate) or the Rangers' stadium. It is a good point, but if the Astros had won even one of the two games (or even got a few hits for that matter), no one would probably be having this conversation.\n\nDid anyone else hate that the anchor on ESPN kept referring to Zambrano as Zam-BRAN-o (bran as in \"Raisin Bran\") during their highlights of his no-hitter? " wordpress_id: 228 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.wordpress.com/?p=228 date: '2008-09-16 12:43:37 +0000' date_gmt: '2008-09-16 17:43:37 +0000' categories: - Management - Starting Pitching - The Cubs tags: - Carlos Zambrano - Houston Astros - Milwaukee Brewers - Ned Yost - no-hitter - Ryan Dempster - Ted Lilly comments: - id: 108 author: Kurt author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http:// date: '2008-09-16 19:42:02 +0000' date_gmt: '2008-09-17 00:42:02 +0000' content: The Cubs should be able to harpoon this whale since he has managed to beach himself. The sun is hot and his skin is quickly drying out. The whale reference is a good one considering the Brewers have guys like Prince Fielder and Carsten Charles Sabathia taking the field. ---
With fifteen innings of no-hit ball pitched by Lilly and Zambrano over the past two games, the Cubs are riding a growing wave of confidence into the postseason. Now all they need is to beat one of the best pitchers in the game tonight to feel unstoppable. The bats seem to be coming back to life as well.
I feel a little bad for the Astros having to play two games in Milwaukee that were supposed to be home games for them. Mike and Mike were asking whether there could've have been any other better options for an alternate site for the Cubs-Astros series. They suggested nearby Round Rock (AAA affiliate) or the Rangers' stadium. It is a good point, but if the Astros had won even one of the two games (or even got a few hits for that matter), no one would probably be having this conversation.
Did anyone else hate that the anchor on ESPN kept referring to Zambrano as Zam-BRAN-o (bran as in "Raisin Bran") during their highlights of his no-hitter? Also, I love that they threw out this meaningless statistic: Zambrano is also the "first pitcher whose last name begins with a 'Z' to throw a no-hitter." That's like saying that Milt Pappas was the first pitcher to pitch a no-hitter after having an omelet for breakfast. Well, I guess they have to fill their broadcast hour somehow.
 If the Cubs can pull off the win tonight, then I will begin to be openly optimistic again. Thunder Matt's Saloon's preview of the game tonight is entitled "Time to Harpoon a Whale." Plenty of disparaging comments are also made about USC in their NFL weekend wrap-up post which makes me like that site even more.


NSW to feds: cough-up infrastructure funds
by Unconventional EconomistThe NSW Government has demanded the federal government commit and bring forward funding for shovel-ready infrastructure projects in Sydney:
In the letter dated November 7 sent to Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg, the NSW leaders have asked the Commonwealth to bring forward crucial funding to assist the state in getting the Sydney Metro West and the Sydney Metro Greater West moving.
The Daily Telegraph revealed last week that the State Government currently faces a $30 billion funding shortfall to build the mammoth infrastructure pipeline it has announced into the future.
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What happens when we put EMPHASIS on something? Well your eyes kind of jump to it, or you become alert if the person whispering next to you suddenly SHOUTED in your ears. Well it's the same for art. Lets think of a simple scenario. I am an artist, I want to paint something that conveys my feelings about a certain politician, book antagonist, or whomever I don't like. Well then I might emphasize their faults. If you've ever been to a fair or an amusement park then I'm sure you've seen this before, a caricature.
Now it doesn't necessarily have to be the emphasis on certain facial features of a person, you could be emphasizing any object in a painting, be it something like a lone flower in a sad and grey field, or one of two circles in a minimalist painting. Take the following image for example; what part of it draws your gaze to it? Is it the big, black circle in the middle?
You see, emphasis can be accomplished multiple ways. Like the above example we can use size to emphasize something, such as making the circle big, or making someone's nose or eyebrows unrealistically large. Likewise we can also use color for emphasis. Imagine a painting in which there are several dozen circles all of the same size, but while the majority are greyscale, one is bright pink. If you are too lazy to imagine this I've included an image below, and yes I am aware that there are not several dozen circles in the image, I got lazy. Now before I close this paragraph I want to mention something; subordination. Subordination is when you deemphasize objects in order to place emphasis on something else. This means that rather than making an object large and brightly colored, you can simply make everything around it small and grey. Think about the aforementioned example with the flower in a grey field.
Emphasis can also be accomplished through value, which is the scale from light to dark. Below you'll find a sequence of rectangles all grey, but the value of each places emphasis even though they are all the same size. Lastly, and I've included this in the below image, you can also use focal point to emphasize something.


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by David LynchThe local road L4400, just off the N53 in Carrickmacross, will be closed tomorrow (Tuesday November 12) from 8am to 12.30pm to facilitate a Multi agency exercise involving emergency services personnel and equipment.


Protect your votes, PDP tells Kogi, Bayelsa voters
by Success NwoguSuccess Nwogu
The Peoples Democratic Party on Saturday urged those who voted in Saturday’s governorship polls in Kogi and Bayelsa states to protect their votes.
The PDP National Publicity Secretary, Kola Ologbondiyan, in a statement, also told the Independent National Electoral Commission and security agencies to ensure that nothing happened to the ballots.
He called on the Inspector-General of Police of Police, Mohammed Adamu, and the military to protect the people in their quest to protect their votes.
Ologbondiyan accused the All Progressives Congress in Kogi State of moving around collation centres with hoodlums and compromised security officials, shooting and disrupting collation processes in their alleged desperation to subvert the aspiration of the people.
He urged the IG to beef up security at the collation centres to ensure that only legitimate votes counted.
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2 days after having a baby, I continued to have what i refer to as the headache from hell. My doc decided he was going to start a caffeine drip to try to knock the pain down. The nurse that start the drip said that caffine was harmless and they use it all the time for headaches.It was started at 250cc/hr. AFTER 10 minutes I felt a wheeze in my chest so I insisted she turn the rate down to 125cc/hr. Within 5 minutes I had her turn the drip completely off because I could not breath.
I knew I was in congestive heart failure because I happen to be a nurse. My oxygen saturation dropped to 72% and heart function fell somewhere around 40-45%. I can not prove that the caffine caused me to have heart failure, nor will anyone (doctors) say it did. I will always believe that the caffeine played a part in my messed up heart. SO all you freaks be careful what your ingesting even something as harmless as caffine...it might screw your world up.
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Concept The book, Around the Table, looks at the complicated relationship between food and family. It covers many facets including healthy eating, pressure to provide home cooked meals, families spending time together, obesity, drug use in teens, and non-traditional families including single parents and gay parents.
Visuals Around the Table uses an Americana aesthetic, with a red, yellow, green, blue, and brown color scheme. Photographs are paired with traditional graphic embellishments and illustrations in a rough, hand-made style. The rough illustrations are also used on the custom letterpressed Recipe Cards.
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GenerateRequestStatus
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Status contains statistics related to generate request |
PolicyViolation represents namespaced violations
| Field | Description | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
apiVersion
string |
kyverno.io/v1
|
||||||
kind
string
|
PolicyViolation |
||||||
metadata
Kubernetes meta/v1.ObjectMeta
|
Refer to the Kubernetes API documentation for the fields of the
metadata field.
|
||||||
spec
PolicyViolationSpec
|
|
||||||
status
PolicyViolationStatus
|
(Appears on: Generation)
CloneFrom - location of the resource which will be used as source when applying ‘generate’
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
namespace
string
|
Specifies resource namespace |
name
string
|
Specifies name of the resource |
Condition defines the evaluation condition
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
key
interface{}
|
Key contains key to compare |
operator
ConditionOperator
|
Operator to compare against value |
value
interface{}
|
Value to be compared |
string
alias)(Appears on: Condition)
ConditionOperator defines the type for condition operator
(Appears on: ContextEntry)
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
name
string
|
|
namespace
string
|
(Appears on: Rule)
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
name
string
|
|
path
string
|
|
configMap
ConfigMapReference
|
(Appears on: Validation)
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
conditions
[]Condition
|
Specifies set of condition to deny validation |
(Appears on: Rule)
ExcludeResources container resource description of the resources that are to be excluded from the applying the policy rule
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
UserInfo
UserInfo
|
Specifies user information |
resources
ResourceDescription
|
Specifies resources to which rule is excluded |
(Appears on: GenerateRequestSpec)
GenerateRequestContext stores the context to be shared
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
userInfo
RequestInfo
|
(Appears on: GenerateRequest)
GenerateRequestSpec stores the request specification
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
policy
string
|
Specifies the name of the policy |
resource
ResourceSpec
|
ResourceSpec is the information to identify the generate request |
context
GenerateRequestContext
|
Context … |
string
alias)(Appears on: GenerateRequestStatus)
GenerateRequestState defines the state of
(Appears on: GenerateRequest)
GenerateRequestStatus stores the status of generated request
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
state
GenerateRequestState
|
State represents state of the generate request |
message
string
|
(Optional)
Specifies request status message |
generatedResources
[]ResourceSpec
|
This will track the resources that are generated by the generate Policy Will be used during clean up resources |
(Appears on: Rule)
Generation describes which resources will be created when other resource is created
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
ResourceSpec
ResourceSpec
|
|
synchronize
bool
|
To keep resources synchronized with source resource |
data
interface{}
|
Data … |
clone
CloneFrom
|
To clone resource from other resource |
(Appears on: Rule)
MatchResources contains resource description of the resources that the rule is to apply on
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
UserInfo
UserInfo
|
Specifies user information |
resources
ResourceDescription
|
Specifies resources to which rule is applied |
(Appears on: Rule)
Mutation describes the way how Mutating Webhook will react on resource creation
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
overlay
interface{}
|
Specifies overlay patterns Overlay is preserved for backwards compatibility and will be removed in Kyverno 1.5+ |
patches
[]Patch
|
Specifies JSON Patch Patches is preserved for backwards compatibility and will be removed in Kyverno 1.5+ |
patchStrategicMerge
interface{}
|
|
patchesJson6902
string
|
(Appears on: Mutation)
Patch declares patch operation for created object according to RFC 6902
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
path
string
|
Specifies path of the resource |
op
string
|
Specifies operations supported by JSON Patch. i.e:- add, replace and delete |
value
interface{}
|
Specifies the value to be applied |
Policy contains rules to be applied to created resources
| Field | Description | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
metadata
Kubernetes meta/v1.ObjectMeta
|
Refer to the Kubernetes API documentation for the fields of the
metadata field.
|
||||||
spec
Spec
|
Spec is the information to identify the policy
|
||||||
status
PolicyStatus
|
Status contains statistics related to policy |
(Appears on: ClusterPolicy, Policy)
PolicyStatus mostly contains statistics related to policy
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
averageExecutionTime
string
|
average time required to process the policy rules on a resource |
violationCount
int
|
number of violations created by this policy |
rulesFailedCount
int
|
Count of rules that failed |
rulesAppliedCount
int
|
Count of rules that were applied |
resourcesBlockedCount
int
|
Count of resources that were blocked for failing a validate, across all rules |
resourcesMutatedCount
int
|
Count of resources that were successfully mutated, across all rules |
resourcesGeneratedCount
int
|
Count of resources that were successfully generated, across all rules |
ruleStatus
[]RuleStats
|
(Appears on: ClusterPolicyViolation, PolicyViolation, PolicyViolationTemplate)
PolicyViolationSpec describes policy behavior by its rules
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
policy
string
|
Specifies name of the policy |
resource
ResourceSpec
|
|
rules
[]ViolatedRule
|
Specifies list of violated rule |
(Appears on: ClusterPolicyViolation, PolicyViolation, PolicyViolationTemplate)
PolicyViolationStatus provides information regarding policyviolation status status: LastUpdateTime : the time the policy violation was updated
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
lastUpdateTime
Kubernetes meta/v1.Time
|
LastUpdateTime : the time the policy violation was updated |
PolicyViolationTemplate stores the information regarding the resources for which a policy failed to apply
| Field | Description | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
metadata
Kubernetes meta/v1.ObjectMeta
|
Refer to the Kubernetes API documentation for the fields of the
metadata field.
|
||||||
spec
PolicyViolationSpec
|
|
||||||
status
PolicyViolationStatus
|
(Appears on: GenerateRequestContext)
RequestInfo contains permission info carried in an admission request
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
roles
[]string
|
Roles is a list of possible role send the request |
clusterRoles
[]string
|
ClusterRoles is a list of possible clusterRoles send the request |
userInfo
Kubernetes authentication/v1.UserInfo
|
UserInfo is the userInfo carried in the admission request |
(Appears on: ExcludeResources, MatchResources)
ResourceDescription describes the resource to which the PolicyRule will be applied.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
kinds
[]string
|
Specifies list of resource kind |
name
string
|
Specifies name of the resource |
namespaces
[]string
|
Specifies list of namespaces |
annotations
map[string]string
|
Specifies map of annotations |
selector
Kubernetes meta/v1.LabelSelector
|
Specifies the set of selectors |
(Appears on: GenerateRequestSpec, GenerateRequestStatus, Generation, PolicyViolationSpec)
ResourceSpec information to identify the resource
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
apiVersion
string
|
(Optional)
Specifies resource apiVersion |
kind
string
|
(Optional)
Specifies resource kind |
namespace
string
|
(Optional)
Specifies resource namespace |
name
string
|
Specifies resource name |
(Appears on: Spec)
Rule contains a mutation, validation, or generation action for the single resource description
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
name
string
|
A unique label for the rule |
context
[]ContextEntry
|
(Optional)
Defines variables that can be used during rule execution. |
match
MatchResources
|
(Optional)
Selects resources for which the policy rule should be applied. If it’s defined, “kinds” inside MatchResources block is required. |
exclude
ExcludeResources
|
(Optional)
Selects resources for which the policy rule should not be applied. |
preconditions
[]Condition
|
(Optional)
Allows condition-based control of the policy rule execution. |
mutate
Mutation
|
(Optional)
Modifies matching resources. |
validate
Validation
|
(Optional)
Checks matching resources. |
generate
Generation
|
(Optional)
Generates new resources. |
(Appears on: PolicyStatus)
RuleStats provides status per rule
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
ruleName
string
|
Rule name |
averageExecutionTime
string
|
average time require to process the rule |
violationCount
int
|
number of violations created by this rule |
failedCount
int
|
Count of rules that failed |
appliedCount
int
|
Count of rules that were applied |
resourcesBlockedCount
int
|
Count of resources for whom update/create api requests were blocked as the resource did not satisfy the policy rules |
resourcesMutatedCount
int
|
Count of resources that were successfully mutated |
resourcesGeneratedCount
int
|
Count of resources that were successfully generated |
(Appears on: ClusterPolicy, Policy)
Spec describes policy behavior by its rules
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
rules
[]Rule
|
Rules contains the list of rules to be applied to resources |
validationFailureAction
string
|
ValidationFailureAction provides choice to enforce rules to resources during policy violations. Default value is “audit”. |
background
bool
|
Background provides choice for applying rules to existing resources. Default value is “true”. |
(Appears on: ExcludeResources, MatchResources)
UserInfo filter based on users
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
roles
[]string
|
Specifies list of namespaced role names |
clusterRoles
[]string
|
Specifies list of cluster wide role names |
subjects
[]Kubernetes rbac/v1.Subject
|
Specifies list of subject names like users, user groups, and service accounts |
(Appears on: Rule)
Validation describes the way how Validating Webhook will check the resource on creation
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
message
string
|
Specifies message to be displayed on validation policy violation |
pattern
interface{}
|
Specifies validation pattern |
anyPattern
[]interface{}
|
Specifies list of validation patterns |
deny
Deny
|
Specifies conditions to deny validation |
(Appears on: PolicyViolationSpec)
ViolatedRule stores the information regarding the rule
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
name
string
|
Specifies violated rule name |
type
string
|
Specifies violated rule type |
message
string
|
Specifies violation message |


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Adittional Success Rate
Item Type
Item Level
| Level | None | Valks 10% | Valks 50% |
|---|---|---|---|
| I | 75% | 82.5% | 100% |
| II | 60% | 66% | 90% |
| III | 40% | 44% | 60% |
| IV | 20% | 22% | 30% |
| V | 10% | 11% | 15% |
| VI | 5% | 5.5% | 7.5% |
| VII | 2.5% | 2.75% | 3.5% |
| VIII | 1.25% | 1.375% | 1.75% |
| IV | 0.625% | 0.6875% | 0.875% |
| X | 0.3125% | 0.34375% | 0.4375% |
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July 05, 2014
//header at top followed by a list of content blurbs (in this example, 4)
//media query min-width 500 px: two columns of content with spacing
// header
// content 1 content 2
// content 3 content 4
//
// text “Header” width 100% height 100px background green
// text “Content #” width 200px height 200px background red
//media query max-width 499 px: one column of content with spacing
// header
// content 1
// content 2
// content 3
// content 4
//
// text “Header” width 100% height 100px background green
// text “Content #” width 100% height 200px background blue
Question: Can you create a navigation like the image below? Doesnt have to pretty. Don't spend more than 10min.
Just create an unordered list

and
all the menu options will be list item

. And to navigate to somewhere we
will use an anchor tag
. If you have a
drop down menu, then create unordered list list the list item.

JavaScript

Basic JavaScript

Beginners Algorithm

Dom related

CSS

Basic CSS questions

Pure CSS mockup

HTML

Web

Data Structure

Linked List

Search and Sort

Tree

Graph, map, vector

output: will look like this
We will add three style. first, take off the list style. Here we will remove the unordered list under nav. Secondly, we will hide the child content of the menu. to do this, we will call display: none for ul under ul. Third, if you hover over a list item, then display the ul under it
nav ul{
list-style:none;
}
nav ul ul{
display: none;
}
nav ul li:hover > ul{
display: block;
}
output:
The first problem, we have there is things are offset from the left. So, we will add padding 0 for ul. In a menu items at the root of the menu are styled side by side in a horizontal level. Hence, we will add float left for all the list item under unordered list.
nav ul{
padding: 0;
}
nav ul li{
float: left;
}
output:
Content Below 1
Content Below 2
Now will solve two problem. Most important problem is, As the menu item is sitting next to each other
nav ul ul li{
float: none;
}
nav ul li a{
padding: 20px 40px;
}
output:
Content Below 1
Content Below 2
Content Below 3
Content Below 4
To avoid forcing content below. you have to apply two rules. First, make ul under nav to be positioned as relative. second, make ul under ul (which contains sub menu items), to be positioned relative
Now, sub menu will not be forced below.
nav ul{
position: relative;
}
nav ul ul {
position: absolute;
}
output:
Content Below 1
Content Below 2
Content Below 3
Content Below 4
To avoid forcing content below. you have to apply two rules. First, make ul under nav to be positioned as relative. second, make ul under ul (which contains sub menu items), to be positioned relative
Now, sub menu will not be forced below.
nav ul{
background: #efefef;
}
nav ul li:hover{
background: #4b545f;
}
nav ul li a{
color: #757575;
}
nav ul li:hover a{
color:#fff;
}
output:
ref: create pure css Extra one
Will have left and right panel. and you will have floated elements inside it left side name and text and the right side number of likes
floated items inside floated times and two sides
left side will be 200px and right side will be rest of the page and in terms of percentage
search for it or at least try to make something up
link for css tricks and there you will find so many solutions. learn it and put it here
this is only for developing layout from css
A parent element that has only floated content will have a computed height: 0;. Add a clearfix to the parent to force browsers to compute a height.
ref: wtf css (get others)
Looks like these are for hardcore designer folks. Hence, didn't make in for developers.
Need more: HTML Interview Questions, JavaScript Beginners Algorithm
Need more: HTML Interview Questions, JavaScript Beginners Algorithm


'Joker' becomes first R-rated movie to earn over $1 billion
by Rebecca RubinWarner Bros.’ “Joker” will on Friday become the first R-rated movie in history to earn over $1 billion at the global box office.
Joaquin Phoenix’s twisted take on the Batman villain marks the seventh movie this year (and first that’s not from Disney or Marvel) to join the elusive billion-dollar club. Among Warner Bros.’ movies, it’s only the fourth to reach that milestone after “Aquaman” and fellow Batman films “The Dark Knight” and “The Dark Knight Rises.”
Given its modest $62.5 million budget, “Joker” has become one of the most profitable movies of all time. “Joker” set numerous records since debuting on Oct. 4, including biggest domestic opening weekend for the month of October ($96 million). In the weeks leading up to its release, “Joker” elicited security concerns over its depiction of a mass murderer. It also drew outrage from the families and friends of survivors of the 2012 Aurora, Colo., movie theater shooting during “The Dark Knight Rises.” But mounting concerns didn’t impact ticket sales, and “Joker” maintained a huge draw in theaters among moviegoers across the globe.
MARTIN SCORSESE SAYS HE CONSIDERED DIRECTING ‘JOKER’ BUT ‘DIDN’T HAVE THE TIME’
Outside of North America, where “Joker” crossed the $300 million mark, the film has seen notable box office success in the United Kingdom ($68 million), Mexico ($43 million), South Korea ($38 million), Brazil ($34 million), and France ($38 million).
“Joker” is a crucial win for Warner Bros., despite having to split profits with co-financiers Bron Creative and Village Roadshow. Though “It: Chapter Two” became a financial hit, the studio had some major misfires this year with “The Goldfinch,” “The Kitchen,” “Blinded by the Light” and “Motherless Brooklyn.”
‘JOKER’ CINEMATOGRAPHER ON JOAQUIN PHOENIX’S TRANSFORMATIVE PERFORMANCE
Critics remain divided about “Joker,” which won the top prize at this year’s Venice Film Festival and could find itself in the awards race come February. Todd Phillips (“The Hangover” trilogy) directed “Joker,” a dark look at an aspiring stand-up comedian in Gotham City who descends into madness as his career and life begin to spiral out of control. The cast also includes Robert De Niro and Zazie Beetz.
This story originally appeared in Variety.


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"Society
has a fascination with homeless people, people living on the streets.
Almost a perverse fascination. People don't get a chance to see much of
that. We thought it would be exciting to get a glimpse of that kind of
life. Fights are part of homeless culture. It's a way for them to vent
their anger. We're simply there to video it. "
Ray Laticia and Ty Beeson were "forward-thinking" filmmakers
in their early twenties when they spent three years developing the fastest-selling
independent video in recent history: Bumfights: A Cause For Concern.
One part brutally voyeuristic shockutainment, two parts MTV's Jackass
- these $19 VHS tapes and DVDs fly in the face of Terence McKenna's
theory that our tragic universe is running dangerously short of fresh,
appealing novelty.
The
premise of this production is brutal and straightforward. Homeless men and
women living on the streets of California and Las Vegas (affectionately
referred to as bums) are offered cash, food, liquor, clothing, and
motel rooms. In exchange, they perform amateur stuntwork without safety
nets, erstwhile fisticuffs in public places without protection - or any
kind of vicious brawl which might serve to titillate giggling armchair fratboys
watching from presumably the same USC or UCLA dormitory once occupied by
the video's producers.
One
on one, two against one, groups versus groups - even trucks against outhouses.
Scruffy, toothless vagrants scuffle and skirmish, executing obscene pratfalls
with the grace of neither Buster Keaton nor Mr. Bean.   And
if that isn't enough, please enjoy the lovely supermodel Angela Taylor
bouncing around on a motel bed during intermissions, flashing her boobs
in an engaging strip show!
One prays that the remaining 99% of this backalley Broadway musical has
been equally choreographed, but that just isn't the case. On the tape,
a man pulls out one of his teeth with pliers. Another sets his hair on
fire. Another shits on the sidewalk. They're rewarded with half a pastry.
Others jump off buildings and speed down hills in shopping trolleys, and
the tape's formidable antihero - "Rufus" the Superstar Stunt
Bum - breaks his ankle during a fistfight. Age 47, honorably discharged
from the United States Army in May 1982 for injuries sustained during
combat training, Rufus is the loudest and most vocal of the bunch, the
guy who sports the big huge BUMFIGHTS tattoo across his forehead.
Another
"bum," Donald Brennan (age 53) was honorably discharged from
the United States Army in 1970. He was a member of the 1st Air Cavalry
and served a 13-month tour in Vietnam. Mr. Brennan has been decorated
with both a Purple Heart and a Silver Star.
 After only a few minutes, it's hard not to feel a bit...
(long sigh)... empathetic with this entire cast of
ne'er-do-wells.  They're supplied with
knife blades in some segments, and pipin' hot vials of crack in
others - which they smoke with quiet desperation and refreshed enthusiasm.
Drugs and malt liquor fuel infuriating sequences of interracial curb stompings
and full-scale riots in awkward, public places. The brawls - and the cameras
- continue to roll as horrified passersby call the police, try to break
things up, and scramble with paramedics.

These homeless people all have something in common. They genuinely appear
to believe they're goin' places. They've been selected by honest-to-gosh
Hollywood producers. Hollywood, California that is!
No, seriously dude. Take this here tuna salad sandwich and put your imagination
on. Y'all are gonna explode like wildfire across the big silver
screen TV. Audiences root for "underdogs" who can still thrive
under adversity. Viewers appreciate reality, and they've come to
enjoy a measured sense of progressive, sequential elimination. Fame, financial
incentive, and a sure way to pull yourself out of poverty is staring you
straight in the face, gentlemen - and you have absolutely nothing
to lose! I dare say what you're lookin' at here is a bonafide whirlwind
rags-to-riches fairy tale miracle fantasy-dream with angel wings comin'
true to life! Okay? Great. Cause tonight we're filming a segment called
Bum Hunter.
We're going to creep up on people shivering in sleeping bags, and pin
'em down real good. Crikey! This one's getting away! Lucky we've got eight
rolls of duct tape! Shrrrrrrrick! They're hard to tackle,
and you don't often see them in the wild. Shrrrrrick! This
one's got a tremendous amount of extra strength! He could be on
PCP! We'll stuff him in a van, take his shoes, and release him three days
later fifteen blocks away.
Don't
ya see, dude?  They'll be pitted against one another in the
controlled, manageable environment of everyday social discord.  So whaddya
say? Aren't we all just a little bit tired of looking at their
knobby, grubby hands and styrofoam cups? Their poorly inked cardboard
signs? We hate being assaulted by gobbly turkey voices on the street,
and we just can't stand it when they approach our automobiles
and we're idled at a red light. We can thin out their ranks. We
can get them out of here. And if homeless people smashing each
other's faces with broken bottles isn't extreme enough in this dwarf-tossing
Fight Club era, we'll throw some high-school students into the
mix, and pay them with Hot Pockets.
Bumfights
weighs in at 57 minutes. It's populated with ghastly, there-but-for-the-grace-of-God-go-you
types, plucked fresh off the street like bruised raspberries. The ethical
debates which ping-pong back and forth inside the viewer's mind are a
weighty side-effect of the video's popularity. Those seeking to proclaim
such tapes illegal raise the distressing prospect of banning everything
which fails to measure up to a neighborhood's standards of political correctness.
Independent video stores are more than happy to showcase featurettes
like World's Scariest Police Chases, or Girls Gone Wild. Gang
rapes, street fights, barroom brawls and hockey matches are happening
all around us. They're captured on film each and every day of the week.
During the Great Depression, bums earned money by performing in geek shows,
swallowing live snakes or biting the heads off chickens. Mentally ill
men and women are turned loose from halfway houses at an alarming rate,
and many states have ceased financial aid to ex-cons seeking to rebuild
their lives.
and so
The bums awoke from their stupors, punch-drunk and pissed. They'd been
conned into terrible stunts by a handful of overenthusiastic filmmakers
and cheap door prizes. In one instance, a single plain cake donut
was the winning trophy. Lawsuits were filed in no short order: bums on
one side, video producers on the other. Alas, we good people were served
only "knuckled" sandwiches, your Honor - and while none among
us was hot enough to advance, what we got for our efforts weren't even
slightly better rags.
The defendants (Ryan McPherson, 19; Zachary Bubeck, 25; Daniel J. Tanner,
21; and Michael Slyman, 21) pleaded not guilty to charges of battery,
illegal fight promotion, conspiracy and soliciting an
assault with deadly force. They claimed to possess a mutually beneficial,
professional working relationship with the homeless, arguing that each
and every last bum chose to fight. They were willing contractors
who signed fanciful disclaimers protecting the filmmakers from important
liabilities. The participants were indeed rewarded for their efforts,
and they collected their winnings. The defense went on to state they were
merely interested in documenting the inherent "humor of homelessness,"
something which hadn't really been touched upon in mainstream entertainment.
When the footage was screened, the judge's jaw dropped and a witness covered
his eyes.
Interviews with the filmmakers laid bare contradicting intentionality.
To the BBC, Laticia explains Bumfights "is not done to be
shocking. It was done to show an aspect of society that people would otherwise
not see." To Wired magazine, he claimed the video was
designed to shock: "We're quite aware that some people find it hilarious
and some people find it disgusting." The closest they ever got to
the truth was during an interview with the Las Vegas Review-Journal:
"This project is a means to an end. We want to be feature filmmakers.
We're going to cash in and then cash out and go make some movies."
And then, when grilled by Greta Van Susteren on FOX News in 2002, Ty
Beeson asserted that pulling out Rufus's tooth with pliers was actually
kind of a favor.
VAN
SUSTEREN: Why didn't you send him to a dentist instead of handing
him a pliers?
BEESON: Because he needed it out at that point in time, and sometimes
in the streets, it gets rough, and you've got do whatever it takes. That's
real life.
VAN SUSTEREN: Lots of people get real-life toothaches, Ty, and
they go to the dentist.
BEESON: You're right. A lot of them do, but -- but when you're
in the streets and you can't, you've got a -- and you've got a tooth that's
bothering you, then you do whatever it takes.
VAN SUSTEREN:
How can you call it real when it's staged, when you're paying people to
pull their teeth out with pliers and you're paying them to do stunts that
are dangerous, to bang their heads against walls? How is that...
BEESON:
Well, how could you say it's staged when that was his real tooth and he
really pulled it out with the pliers?
VAN SUSTEREN:
Did you pay him to do it?
BEESON: Did we pay him to pull out his teeth?
VAN SUSTEREN: Yeah.
BEESON: No.
VAN SUSTEREN: Why did he do it then?
BEESON: It bothered him.
VAN SUSTEREN: So what -- you just sat and filmed it. It was just fortuitous
that you were there and could film the man pulling his tooth out with
a pliers?
BEESON: Yeah.
VAN SUSTEREN: It was?
BEESON: Did you say gratuitous?
VAN SUSTEREN: Fortuitous that you just happened to be there.
BEESON: No, we caught it on tape. That's -- we caught it on tape,
and that's what happened. I
mean -- well, it bothered him. He pulled it out. I don't know why we're
still talking about
this..
Prosecutors
countered that it was wholly inaccurate to describe people without food,
shelter or clothing as individuals with choices. Craig Walton, professor
of ethics and policy studies at the University of Las Vegas remarked that
even the gladiators in the Roman Empire had better conditions.
"I didn't know if this was legal or illegal," one participant
said. "But I'd seen Jerry Springer and reality TV shows. I thought,
why not be part of what's going on in the world? But my sense right after,
I felt like this was something really demoralizing."
Out marched congressman Rep. Earl Blumenauer [D-Ore.] to express his
own personal outrage: "I have been appalled at the people who
would not just avoid helping but actually are seeking to exploit the homeless."
Blumenauer went one step further, making inquiries with the heads
of federal agencies in Las Vegas, including the F.B.I, United States Customs
authorities, and the Postal Service.
In January of 2003, a judge decided there was insufficient data to support
the most serious criminal charges against the producers of Bumfights.
He ruled there was no evidence which demonstrated any of the filmmakers
asked homeless people to assault each other. He scorned the production,
declaring there was something "abhorrent and morally repugnant in
finding joy and profit" through demeaning other human beings, especially
homeless alcoholics.
In
May of the same year, producer Michael Slyman pled guilty to a misdemeanor
charge of conspiracy to stage an illegal fight. He was placed on three
year's probation and ordered to (ahem) perform volunteer work with
the homeless.
Laticia is a graduate of the University of Southern California film school.
Beeson graduated from the film school of University of California, Los
Angeles. The two have decided to donate a percentage of the proceeds from
the film to a homeless charity, but they "haven't yet decided which
one".
Bumfights volumes two and three are all but complete. Rumour has it that they won't come out until the remaining "stars" settle (or lose) their civil lawsuits. One of the suits claims that the bum-- err victim was attacked by the "cast" despite refusing to sign a release and declining to participate in the film. Whoops!
UPDATE September 2003: Bumfights volume 2 has been released.
Get your copy of Bumfights and other mayhem at the Rotten Store.
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Cannabis best to fight pain?
by Rob GibsonA new study published by the University of British Columbia indicates cannabis may be safer and have more benefits than illegal opioid drugs.
The study conducted by UBC between 2014 and 2017 focused on more than 1,100 people determined to be at risk of an opioid overdose. During their interviews for the study, it was determined that daily cannabis use may have an impact on lowering the odds of daily illegal opioid use.
CTV News reports that researchers discovered the information they were getting back pointed to people swapping opioids for cannabis to manage pain.
"In the midst of an ongoing public health emergency caused by opioid overdose deaths, the results suggest that increasing access to cannabis for therapeutic purposes could help curb overdose risk associated with illicit opioid use," said senior author research scientist Dr. M-J Milloy.
The UBC study published Tuesday also found that daily cannabis users had a 50 per cent better chance of avoiding illegal opioids every day compared to those who didn't use cannabis. "These findings point to a need to design formal clinical evaluations of cannabis-based strategies for pain management, opioid use disorder treatment supports, and wider harm reduction initiatives," said Stephanie Lake, a PhD candidate at UBC's school of population and public health, and the lead author of the study.
The next steps will include controlled trials to determine how effective cannabis is at helping people with an illegal opioid disorder.
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Edmunds
Ruby wrapper for the Edmunds Vehicle API (V2)
Installation
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'edmunds'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install edmunds
Usage
Important! Create a .env file and add your EDMUNDS_API_KEY:
REPL
$ pry -r edmunds -c Edmunds
pry(Edmunds)> ls
>> constants: Api Vehicle VERSION
>> Edmunds::Vehicle::Specification::Make#methods: make makes makes_count
>> Edmunds::Vehicle::Specification::Model#methods: models_count
pry(Edmunds)> makes_count
>> 61 (really <#Edmunds::Api::ResponseProxy>)
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$ rspec
Testing against the real API
$ VCR_OFF=1 rspec
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$ rake yard:build will build the documentation
$ rake yard:publish will push documentation to gh-pages
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- Fork it ( https://github.com/[my-github-username]/edmunds/fork )
- Create your feature branch (
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Hey everyone, Sean here.
So, good news for people who love bad news.
I've been working with YouTube on-and-off since November of last year regarding their Terms of Service. The past four months have involved a lot of talks with them. Prior to July 7th I was led to believe that Streamus would be fully compliant with YouTube's demands once it supported showing video. I spent hundreds of hours making this a reality.
Unfortunately, after adding this functionality, I was informed that showing video was not sufficient. YouTube has demanded that Streamus pause music when minimized. Failure to do so will result in Streamus being removed from the Chrome Web Store on July 14th.
So, for now, this is the end of the road. :(
This update provides you with the ability to export your playlists back to YouTube. Right-click on a playlist through the left-side menu, or click the 'More actions' button, to see the option. Doing so will create a new playlist on your YouTube account and move all available songs to it. The code isn't very smart. It won't be able to update an existing playlist, but at least you can get your songs out.
As for me? I will begin working on SoundCloud support effective immediately. Streamus will be unpublished from the Chrome Web Store while I work on this.
If you have any questions, comments, or concerns feel free to e-mail me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or you can find me on the r/streamus subreddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/streamus
I'm truly sorry. I had the utmost confidence that adding support for video would fulfill YouTube's demands and was heartbroken when I learned this would not be the case. You can view the full conversation I've had with YouTube here: http://i.imgur.com/15gaOf6.png. I fought long and hard for you all and this was not a decision I took lightly.
I look forward to listening to music with you all once again in the future.
Regards,
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