Helper methods for operations related to the management of VM records and their attributes like VDIs, VIFs, as well as their lookup functions.
Bases: object
Enumeration class for distinguishing different image types
Get the role played by the image, based on its type
Partition and resize FS to match the size specified by instance_types.root_gb.
This is a fail-safe to prevent accidentally destroying data on a disk erroneously marked as auto_disk_config=True.
The criteria for allowing resize are:
- ‘auto_disk_config’ must be true for the instance (and image). (If we’ve made it here, then auto_disk_config=True.)
- The disk must have only one partition.
- The file-system on the one partition must be ext3 or ext4.
Unplug any instance VDIs left after an unclean restart
Compile VM diagnostics data
Fill record with VM status information
Compile bandwidth usage, cpu, and disk metrics for all VMs on this host
Creates kernel/ramdisk file from the image stored in the cache. If the image is not present in the cache, it streams it from glance.
Returns: A list of dictionaries that describe VDIs
Create a VBD record and returns its reference.
Create a VDI record and returns its reference.
Create a VM record. Returns new VM reference. the use_pv_kernel flag indicates whether the guest is HVM or PV
There are 3 scenarios:
- Using paravirtualization, kernel passed in
- Using paravirtualization, kernel within the image
- Using hardware virtualization
Destroy used or unused cached images.
A cached image that is being used by at least one VM is said to be ‘used’.
In the case of an ‘unused’ image, the cached image will be the only descendent of the base-copy. So when we delete the cached-image, the refcount will drop to zero and XenServer will automatically destroy the base-copy for us.
The default behavior of this function is to destroy only ‘unused’ cached images. To destroy all cached images, use the all_cached=True kwarg.
Destroy VBD from host database
Destroys a VM record.
Disk Image Types are used to determine where the kernel will reside within an image. To figure out which type we’re dealing with, we use the following rules:
Determine whether the VM will use a paravirtualized kernel or if it will use hardware virtualization.
- Glance (VHD): then we use os_type, raise if not set
- Glance (DISK_RAW): use Pygrub to figure out if pv kernel is available
- Glance (DISK): pv is assumed
- Glance (DISK_ISO): no pv is assumed
Ensure we’re connected to the host we’re running on. This is the required configuration for anything that uses vdi_attached_here.
Get the VBD reference from the device number
Return opaqueRef for all the vdis which live on sr
Return the path to our storage repository
This is used when we’re dealing with VHDs directly, either by taking snapshots or by restoring an image in the DISK_VHD format.
Retrieves the primary VDI for a VM
Look the instance up and return it if available
Look for the VDIs that are attached to the VM
Move and possibly link VHDs via the XAPI plugin.
Makes alterations to the image before launching as part of spawn.
Destroys the requested VDIs, logging any StorageError exceptions.
Same as _find_sr except raises a NotFound exception if SR cannot be determined
Looks for the system default SR and triggers a re-scan
Unplug VBD from VM
Requests that the Glance plugin bundle the specified VDIs and push them into Glance using the specified human-friendly name.


The purpose of this example is to demonstrate the simple development workflow enabled by Evothings Workbench.
Press the "Code" button in the Workbench window to see the source file of this example app. Then open the file "index.html" in a text editor. Make some changes and save the file. Voilà! If everything works, the app automatically reloads!


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Balabac group of islands at a glance
The white shores of Sicsican Island.
Sicsican island is one that has rugged,
wild yet powdery, soft shores. But what beauty it lacks on the surface,
it makes up for with its underwater scenes. The island has a naturally
good reserve of coral gardens perfect for snorkeling. One side of Sicsican
is fronted with stilted huts for tourists to rest after a tiring swimming activity.
Lies at the south portion of Bugsuk Island.
Punta Sibaring 1 showing
its sandy mangrove area dotted with trees all the way to its north end.
At the top right part of the photo shows Queen Helen sandbar of Punta
Sibaring 2, and on the other side are some portions of the privately
owned Bugsuk Island.
The beach area near campsite at Candaraman Island.
The camping
areas are maintained by the Sanson family. They offer tents,
cottages, and homestays for guests who want to stay overnight.
Bathing is not a problem as there is good water supply in the
island; there is also a bath area with 5 toilets, and electricity
is made available through a generator. When it comes to network connectivity,
Candaraman Island enjoys a good signal strength for both Globe and Smart networks.
The white sands near the docking area of Canibungan Island.
The island
of Canabungan is situated less than 30 minutes to some of the island
attractions in Balabac including Punta Sibaring of Bugsuk Island.
Like Candaraman, it also offers a site for camping and has stilt
cottages making it a good stop for lunch time. Be wary of the
handful of flies in the area which can be annoying as you eat.
A sighting of starfish at one of five of small sandbars of Candaraman
Come
low tide, the five unnamed sandbars near the coast of Candaraman Island expose
themselves to visitors. Along with it are spattering starfish which beautifully
creep through the fine-grained soil that envelopes its long sand strips.
A dolphin like shape
The small island of Patawan,
which can be circumnavigated in 10 minutes, is one that
has pink-tinged sands because of the presence of red organ
pipe corals in the area. Like the rest of Balabac islands,
its clear waters are only few inches deep and its seabed are
splattered with soft sands that feel slushy on the feet.
The longest sandbar in the Philippines
Mansalangan
is one of the longest sandbars in the Philippines – quite
a fascinating hallmark that teases visitors of its stunning
charm. Truly, Mansalangan holds together an expanse of creamy
white, powderlike sands that are engulfed with shallow waters
glowing steadily in radiant light.
Stringrays mostly frequent especially in the morning
On a
personal note, Punta Sibaring 2 has the most refined sands
in all of Balabac islands. It’s too powdery that your feet
would naturally sink as you step on the sand whether its
a wet or dry surface. For this very reason, the shores of
Sibaring is often frequented by stingrays as it make for
a good hideout while they rest. Stingrays are venomous creatures;
although docile, they can become reactive and may whip their tail
as defense against any moving threat. Hence, it is customary for
boatmen to check any sightings of stingray on the sands using their
paddle before allowing guests to get down from the boat.
Is often most hailed and talked about among all islands.
Onuk (or Onok) Island is often the most hailed and talked about among
all islands in Balabac, which comes as no surprise. The island is
engulfed with white, floury sands that extend to a 5-meter wide
reef where sightings of green sea turtles and pink dolphins await.
Its waters are disposed with cylinders of light as it shades
change from fluorescent to deep blue. To me, Onuk Island is
the very example of a top-down tropical paradise.


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The code above was used to create the alarm for emergencies.
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We combined them to work together.
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Simple model explains why different four-legged animals adopt similar gaits
| Source: | PLOS |
| Summary: | Most mammals walk at slow speeds and run or trot at intermediate speeds because these movement strategies are energetically optimal, according to a new study. |
Most mammals walk at slow speeds and run or trot at intermediate speeds because these movement strategies are energetically optimal, according to a study published in PLOS Computational Biology by Delyle Polet and John Bertram of the University of Calgary in Alberta, Canada.
When unconstrained at a given speed, members of a quadrupedal species will generally select a common gait, which is seldom unique to that species alone. With few exceptions, mammals choose a walk at slow speeds, a running trot at intermediate speeds, and a gallop at high speeds. The consistency of gait choice is remarkable, given how many alternatives exist. In the new study, Polet and Bertram explore why quadrupedal mammals move in such consistent ways, when so many options are available. They tackled this problem by determining energetically optimal gaits using a simple computational model of a four-legged animal.
The model can use virtually any (physics-permitting) pattern of movement but selects movement strategies observed in nature as energetically optimal. The researchers compared the simulation results to empirical data on dogs, but they anticipate the results are more broadly applicable across quadrupedal mammals. The similarities between the computer-based predictions and natural animal movement are striking, and suggest mammals utilize movement strategies that optimize energy use when they move.
"We didn't tell the computer what gait it should choose, but it found natural gaits anyway," says Polet. "It was surreal to essentially plug some physics into a computer program, press play, and see it 'decide' to walk like a dog."
In particular, the results provide evidence for the global optimality of walking at low speeds and running or trotting at intermediate speeds, at least for a dog-like morphology. According to the authors, this strongly suggests that these gaits are globally optimal strategies at their respective speeds.
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Known Issues¶
This section provides a short list of known issues.
Mount Path Limit¶
There is a known mountpoint path length limitation issue on FreeBSD. Path length has an historical 88 character limit.
This issue does not affect iocage jails from functioning
properly, but can present challenges when diving into ZFS snapshots,
like cd into .zfs/snapshots
, tar, etc.
ZFS snapshot creation and rollback is not affected.
To work around this issue, iocage allows the user to assign and use a unique NAME for the jail. Alternately, using the [-s | –short] flag at jail creation tells iocage to assign a shortened UUID to the jail.
VNET/VIMAGE Issues¶
VNET/VIMAGE can cause unexpected system crashes when VNET enabled jails are destroyed. In other words, when the jail process is killed, removed, or stopped.
As a workaround, iocage allows a soft restart without destroying the jail. iocage restart -s [UUID | NAME] executes a soft restart of the jail.
Example:
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FreeBSD 10.1-RELEASE is stable enough to run with VNET and soft restarts. There are production machines with iocage and VNET jails running well over 100 days of uptime running both PF and IPFW.
VNET/VIMAGE issues w/ ALTQ¶
As recent as FreeBSD 10.1-RELEASE-p10, there are some interesting
interactions between VNET/VIMAGE and the ALTernate Queueing (ALTQ)
system used by PF and other routing software. When compiling a kernel,
be sure these lines are not in the kernconf
file (unless
disabling VNET):
options ALTQ
options ALTQ_CBQ
options ALTQ_RED
options ALTQ_RIO
options ALTQ_HFSC
options ALTQ_CDNR
options ALTQ_PRIQ
Otherwise, when starting a jail with VNET support enabled, the host system is likely to crash. Read a more about this issue from a 2014 mailing list post.
IPv6 host bind failures¶
In some cases, a jail with an ip6 address may take too long adding the
address to the interface. Services defined to bind specifically to the
address may then fail. If this happens, add this to sysctl.conf
to disable DAD (duplicate address detection) probe packets:
# disable duplicated address detection probe packets for jails
net.inet6.ip6.dad_count=0
Adding these lines permanently disables DAD. To set this for ONLY the current system boot, type sysctl net.inet6.ip6.dad_count=0 in a command line interface (CLI). More information about this issue is available from a 2013 mailing list post.


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Class SpiceConfiguration
A configuration for Spice-based integration methods.
Inherited Members
System.Object.ToString()
System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
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Namespace: SpiceSharp.Simulations.IntegrationMethods.Spice
Assembly: SpiceSharp.dll
Syntax
public class SpiceConfiguration : ParameterSet, ICloneable, ICloneable<ParameterSet>
Properties
ChgTol
Gets or sets the absolute tolerance for charges.
Declaration
[ParameterName("chgtol")]
[ParameterInfo("The allowed absolute tolerance on charge")]
public double ChgTol { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double |
Expansion
Gets or sets the maximum timestep expansion factor.
Declaration
[ParameterName("expansion")]
[ParameterInfo("The maximum expansion of a timestep")]
public double Expansion { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double |
Remarks
This is the maximum factor a timestep can be made from one point to the next. For example, if the previous delta was 1us, the next delta is maximum Expansion * 1us.
LteAbsTol
Gets or sets the local truncation truncation error absolute tolerance.
Declaration
[ParameterName("lteabstol")]
[ParameterInfo("The allowed absolute tolerance for timestep truncation")]
public double LteAbsTol { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double |
LteRelTol
Gets or sets the local truncation error relative tolerance.
Declaration
[ParameterName("ltereltol")]
[ParameterInfo("The allowed relative tolerance for timestep truncation")]
public double LteRelTol { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double |
TrTol
Gets or sets the truncation tolerance correction factor.
Declaration
[ParameterName("trtol")]
[ParameterInfo("The truncation tolerance correction factor")]
public double TrTol { get; set; }
Property Value
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Principal local authority
List of all principal local authorities in Wales.
What are Registers?
Registers are reliable lists of information managed by one custodian from the government organisation responsible for maintaining the Register’s data.
You can easily combine data from some Registers with data from another Register to build your service. For example, this Register can be combined with other registers to create the Local authorities in the UK register.
How do I use this Register in my service?
There are 2 ways to use Registers. You can either:
- use an application programming interface (API) to automatically pull data from a register into your service
- download the data for this Register and keep your own copy up-to-date
Find out more
23 records
Get a copy of this data
What are the column headings?
- principal-local-authority
- A principal local authority in Wales.
- name
- The commonly-used name of a record.
- name-cy
- Welsh name for an entry.
- official-name
- The official or technical name of a record.
- official-name-cy
- The official or technical Welsh name of a record.
- start-date
- The date a record first became relevant to a register.
- end-date
- The date a record stopped being applicable.
| principal-local-authority | name | name-cy | official-name | official-name-cy | start-date | end-date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RCT | Rhondda Cynon Taff | Rhondda Cynon Taf | Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council | Cyngor Bwrdeistref Sirol Rhondda Cynon Taf | 1996-04-01 | No data found |
| WRX | Wrexham | Wrecsam | Wrexham County Borough Council | Cyngor Bwrdeistref Sirol Wrecsam | 1996-04-01 | No data found |
| VGL | The Vale of Glamorgan | Bro Morgannwg | Vale of Glamorgan Council | Cyngor Bro Morgannwg | 1996-04-01 | No data found |
| TOF | Torfaen | Tor-faen | Torfaen County Borough Council | Cyngor Bwrdeistref Sirol Torfaen | 1996-04-01 | No data found |
| SWA | Swansea | Abertawe | City and County of Swansea Council | Dinas a Sir Abertawe | 1996-04-01 | No data found |
| POW | Powys | Powys | Powys County Council | Cyngor Sir Powys | 1996-04-01 | No data found |
| PEM | Pembrokeshire | Sir Benfro | Pembrokeshire County Council | Cyngor Sir Penfro | 1996-04-01 | No data found |
| NWP | Newport | Casnewydd | Newport City Council | Cyngor Dinas Casnewydd | 1996-04-01 | No data found |
| NTL | Neath Port Talbot | Castell-nedd Port Talbot | Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council | Cyngor Bwrdeistref Sirol Castell-nedd Port Talbot | 1996-04-01 | No data found |
| MTY | Merthyr Tydfil | Merthyr Tudful | Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council | Cyngor Bwrdeistref Sirol Merthyr Tudful | 1996-04-01 | No data found |
| MON | Monmouthshire | Sir Fynwy | Monmouthshire County Council | Cyngor Sir Fynwy | 1996-04-01 | No data found |
| GWN | Gwynedd | Gwynedd | Gwynedd Council | Cyngor Gwynedd | 1996-04-01 | No data found |
| FLN | Flintshire | Sir y Fflint | Flintshire County Council | Cyngor Sir y Fflint | 1996-04-01 | No data found |
| DEN | Denbighshire | Sir Ddinbych | Denbighshire County Council | Cyngor Sir Ddinbych | 1996-04-01 | No data found |
| CWY | Conwy | Conwy | Conwy County Borough Council | Cyngor Bwrdeistref Sirol Conwy | 1996-04-01 | No data found |
| CRF | Cardiff | Caerdydd | City of Cardiff Council | Cyngor Dinas Caerdydd | 1996-04-01 | No data found |
| CMN | Carmarthenshire | Sir Gaerfyrddin | Carmarthenshire County Council | Cyngor Sir Gâr | 1996-04-01 | No data found |
| CGN | Ceredigion | Ceredigion | Ceredigion County Council | Cyngor Sir Ceredigion | 1996-04-01 | No data found |
| CAY | Caerphilly | Caerffili | Caerphilly County Borough Council | Cyngor Bwrdeistref Sirol Caerffili | 1996-04-01 | No data found |
| BGW | Blaenau Gwent | Blaenau Gwent | Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council | Cyngor Bwrdeistref Sirol Blaenau Gwent | 1996-04-01 | No data found |
| BGE | Bridgend | Pen-y-bont ar Ogwr | Bridgend County Borough Council | Cyngor Bwrdeistref Sirol Pen-y-bont ar Ogwr | 1996-04-01 | No data found |
| AGY | Isle of Anglesey | Sir Ynys Môn | Isle of Anglesey County Council | Cyngor Sir Ynys Môn | 1996-04-01 | No data found |


Getting started
To get started mining and use this pool you need the following
- {{ coinName }} Wallet address
- crypto mining software that supports the {{ coinName }} coin and aglorithm {{ aglorithm }}
- hardware to run it on. This can be you home PC, mining rig, ASIC miner or cloud mining
{{ coinName }} Wallet address
A wallet address is needed to payout you shares mined at this pool server.
When the total mined value is past the payout threshold, we will send your coin to this wallet address.
crypto mining software
To mine at this pool you can use any miner supporting the {{ aglorithm }} aglorithm or {{ coinName }} coin.
Use an search engine and search for "{{ coinName }} miner software".
download the miner software and configure your crypto miner.
Where:
- POOL STRATUM ADDRESS AND PORT - one off the stratum addresses above in the Pool Configuration section depending on the difficuty you want
- YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS - your valid {{ coinName }} wallet address
- WORKERNAME - an optional workername can be used to identify the miner or RIG
- PASSWORD - use x or leave it blank
Optional:
- STATIC DIFFICULTY - to mine with a static (fixed) difficulty
simply use
d=xxx
as password in your
miner configuration where xxx
denotes your
preferred difficulty.
For AMD Graphic cards in a Windows system, make sure you add this at the top of your .bat file:
setx GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR 0
setx GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT 100


Top Sites
September 17, 2016
Activity Stream for Firefox is a collection/ bundle of things you do in browser that can be displayed in a constructive and significant manner. This stream will make it easier to navigate through website and content faster. It helps you to rediscover the things you love the most on the web.
One of the feature in Activity Stream is displaying the most viewed websites. This feature will be featured on the New Tab page. You can find this add-on in the Test Pilot page.
This blog displays the most viewed website by the user (i.e the most viewed content or website used by the user). The format will be in the form of tiles where the user will click on a tile , which will link it to a specific website. At maximum, we can have 5 tiles. Each tile popping up to different websites. Each time you open a tab, you’ll see your top sites based on your bookmarks and history.
An example for Top Sites is shown in the above screenshot.
The above screenshot shows how this feature will look like on the New Tab page.
By using the activity stream, the user can traverse through the browsing history faster and find important Websites and rediscover the content quickly. This approach will help the user by saving time and find what they want.


Schematic of the unit cell model in the fibrous thermoelectric composite which consisted of a fibrous (F) and matrix (M) phase. ( a) Material property coordinate system of the fibrous phase; ( b) material property coordinate system of the matrix phase; ( c) schematic of the unit cell structure.


Jan Monschke
made with reveal.js <3
A problem-solving technique that works like natural evolution. Literally!
Biologist B-Bingo:
It fits great for a GA-example because it's a NP-hard problem!
A salesman has to find the shortest way that connects a set of cities. The salesman is only allowed to visit each city once. It doesn't matter where the salesman starts. In the end, the salesman has to return to the starting point again.
repeatFrom(2) unless solution.isGood()
class Population
genomes: []
constructor: (@populationSize, @maxGenerationCount) ->
@genomes.push new Genome() for i in [0...@populationSize]
class Genome
values: []
constructor: (@values = @initial()) ->
initial: ->
# cities represented as numbers from 0-14
# [0,3,4] means the route 0 -> 3 -> 4 -> 0
return [RANDOMARRAY FROM [0-14]]
var Genome, Population;
Population = (function() {
Population.prototype.genomes = [];
})();
Genome = (function() {
Genome.prototype.values = [];
function Genome(values) {
this.values = values != null ? values : this.initial();
}
Genome.prototype.inital = function(){
return [RANDOMARRAY FROM [0-14]]
}
})();
class Genome
cost: ->
cost = 0
for city, index in @values
# A,B,C: A->B
if index+1 < @values.length
cost += distances[city][@values[index+1]]
else
# A,B,C: C->A
cost += distances[city][@values[0]]
cost
class Population
rank: ->
@genomes = _.sortBy @genomes, (genome) -> genome.cost()
Genome.prototype.cost = function() {
var city, cost, index, _i, _len, _ref;
cost = 0;
_ref = this.values;
for (index = _i = 0, _len = _ref.length; _i < _len; index = ++_i) {
city = _ref[index];
if (index + 1 < this.values.length) {
cost += distances[city][this.values[index + 1]];
} else {
cost += distances[city][this.values[0]];
}
}
return cost;
};
Population.prototype.rank = function() {
return this.genomes = _.sortBy(this.genomes, function(genome) {
return genome.cost();
});
};
The method of selectioning depends heavily on the problem. Find it out by trial & error.
Why don't we just select the best solutions?
It is important to keep variety in the population or otherwise we may not find the optimal solution. (aka a local maximum)
class Population
tournamentSelect: ->
participants = []
# select random participants
for index in [0..@tournamentParticipants]
randomIndex = Math.floor @genomes.length * Math.random()
participants.push @genomes[randomIndex]
# rank participants
participants = _.sortBy participants, (genome)->genome.cost()
participants[0]
Population.prototype.tournamentSelect = function() {
var index, participants, randomIndex, _i, _ref;
participants = [];
for (index = _i = 0, _ref = this.tournamentParticipants; 0 <= _ref ? _i <= _ref : _i >= _ref; index = 0 <= _ref ? ++_i : --_i) {
randomIndex = Math.floor(this.genomes.length * Math.random());
participants.push(this.genomes[randomIndex]);
}
participants = _.sortBy(participants, function(genome) {
return genome.cost();
});
return participants[0];
};
Not so sexy at all
Needed to keep variety (we talked about it ;))
It turns this into...
...this...
...by doing this:
[1,3,2,0]
genome.mutate()
[2,3,1,0]
Class Genome
mutate: ->
indexA = @getRandomIndex @values
indexB = @getRandomIndex @values
buff = @values[indexA]
@values[indexA] = @values[indexB]
@values[indexB] = buff
Genome.prototype.mutate = function() {
var buff, indexA, indexB;
indexA = this.getRandomIndex(this.values);
indexB = this.getRandomIndex(this.values);
buff = this.values[indexA];
this.values[indexA] = this.values[indexB];
return this.values[indexB] = buff;
};
The x best Genomes are directly transferred to the next generation.
for index in<EMAIL_ADDRESS>by 2
# Perform a tournament selection
a = @tournamentSelect()
b = @tournamentSelect()
# perform a crossover
children = a.crossover b, @mixingRatio
a = children[0]
b = children[1]
# mutate the genomes
a.mutate() if Math.random() < @mutationChance
b.mutate() if Math.random() < @mutationChance
# add the new genomes to the next generation
nextGeneration.push a
nextGeneration.push b
for (index = _i = 0, _ref = this.genomes.length - skip; _i < _ref; index = _i += 2) {
a = this.tournamentSelect();
b = this.tournamentSelect();
children = a.crossover(b, this.mixingRatio);
a = children[0];
b = children[1];
if (Math.random() < this.mutationChance) {
a.mutate();
}
if (Math.random() < this.mutationChance) {
b.mutate();
}
nextGeneration.push(a);
nextGeneration.push(b);
}
Again, this highly depends on the problem
Questions?


The “world wide web” is a collection of HyperText Markup Language (HTML) documents. Although web pages can can contain many types of files (such as plain text, HTML, images, videos, and music), HTML is the main component of most web pages. The links between web pages are called hyperlinks.
Your browser (a program that runs on your computer, such as IE and Firefox) makes HTTP-protocol requests via to the internet (the world’s largest computer network) to servers (computers that host the files that make up the web), and then the servers respond with files (HTML, videos, images, etc.) that your browser then displays.
HTML consists of text content (what the user sees), markup (what it looks like), references to other documents (such as images and videos), and links to other pages.
This line is just plain text. You can recognize markup in an HTML document by the tags that surround it. In HTML, the entire unit containing a tag, its associated closing tag, and the content within the tag pair is called an element.
The bold tag  ...  makes text bolded, whereas the em tag  ...  makes text italicized.If you don't include a closing tag for the 'em' tag, everything after the opening tag will be italicized (until you put in a closing tag).
Certain tags, like the anchor (or just 'a' tag) can contain one or more attributes (like href). Attributes are set equal to a value, which is enclosed in quotation marks. Anchor tags are used specifically for creating links to other files. This link back to the udacity web-site was created with an anchor tag pair with an 'href' attribute, like so:
Display Text
The 'img' tag is used to link out to an image. The image tag usually contains 'src' and and 'alt' attributes. The 'alt' attribute value is what a user will see if the image (set equal to the 'src' attribute) doesn't load. Unlike other tags, the 'img' tag does not use a closing tag! Lone tags (that don't have a closing tag) are called void tags.
In HTML, white space (new lines, tabs, spaces) in your HTML document aren't visible in the browser. To force HTML to recognize a new line on your page (sort of like hitting the Enter key on Word), you have to put in a br, or break tag:
 As you can see, the br tag is a void tag.
The p, or paragraph, tag can be used to create an invisible box (with height and width) around its contents:
**content**

Inline elements: 'b', 'em', 'br', 'img', 'a', 'strong' and 'span'
Block elements: 'p', 'div' and 'form'
See this video to learn more about the span and div tags. We will learn more about these tags in future lessons!
All HTML documents must have the same structure: <!DOCTYPE html>, the  tags, the  (with the link and title tags inside), and the  tags. HTML tells the browser where to find style information with the link tag in head tag (Sublime Text will auto-complete w/ tab). For code readability, html structure is indented.
-Front end web developers use HTML (structure), CSS (style) and Javascript (interactive components) to modify the appearance of a web page. This type of development produces immediate visible changes on a browser that can be seen by the user.
-House analogy of web pages
HTML/CSS elements in Google Chrome: 3-pancake structure (URHC) → More Tools → Developer Tools If you highlight over HTML elements with the Developer Tools, it will simultaneously highlight the associated area of that particular web page. Not all elements are visible, though! Changing HTML/CSS with developer tools doesn’t change the actual HTML/CSS Files (experimentation). Reset changes with refresh button.
-HTML (language of web) has specific syntax and rules; these dictate structure & content of a page … flags: tag, elements and attributes. All HTML elements have a rectangular structure!
-Document Object Model (DOM) = standard tree-like convention for representing & interacting with HTML elements. See here for an example/exercise.
-CSS also has a syntax with rules, which dictate the visual elements of page - text color, font size, border-width etc. CSS commonly uses class attributes, which are placed within HTML tags, thereby modifying the content within. The class value name is usually descriptive of the page section or element it modifies; classes can be re-used if you want separate sections of a page to look similar.
-See this video to see how CSS style can change rect. into a circle
Front-end web developers (developers that design web pages) use a variety of techniques to boxify a page/design:
-Developers define boxes in HTML with div tags. You can use a div tag for each box in the design.
-Boxes are in different sizes, with different locations; you can do this by giving each element a class attribute. For example (below the screenshot and description class div's are boxes within the app div box),
CSS, again, determines the visual structure of the page. With CSS, the most specific rule is applied to every element ("Cascading"). This is also called inheritance, which you can read more about here. Understanding inheritance requires abstract thinking. It is important to note that changing the visual elements of a page only changes how the element is displayed, and does not modify the element itself.
It is important to avoid repeating yourself in computer programming. For example, if you want several paragraphs on a web page to look the same, it is more efficient/logical to write one CSS class that modifies all of them (as opposed to writing individual classes to modify each one). If you aren't efficient in this way, your code will become extremely lengthy and hard to sort through, so if you have bugs it can be difficult to figure out what needs fixing. Also, if you avoid repetition, you are using your time more efficiently, and making it easier for others to view/modify/comment on your design.
You can also avoid repetition by being careful about where you put classes in your HTML. For example, if you want all child elements within a parent element to look the same, you can avoid repetition by putting the modifying class in the parent tag, as opposed to each individual child tag.
CSS can not only modify classes (".pageheader"), but also repeated elements on a page (like p, h1, etc.) - these are called selectors. When we say something like "padding:20px;", padding is the property and 20px is the value. You can read more about selectors, including combined selectors, here. Check out Andy Brown's CSS Summary and Reference, which includes a section on how to include CSS styling in a web page:
Make sure to use the right type of element for certain parts of the page, depending on what the purpose of the element is. For example, use header elements for title sections. Search engines use headers to index the structure and content of a web page. Note that using an h1 HTML tag around text, the text increases in size and a box is created around the element (extra space above and below text).
Boxes on web pages consists of content, padding, border and margins (the latter 3 must be added with CSS properties). The Computed tab in developer tools will show all of these and their sizes.
The content is the image or text that appears on the web site, the "nucleus". The padding surrounds the content, and functions to clear an area between the content and border; it inherits the background color of the box. The border surrounds the content and padding, inheriting the color property of the box. The margin, which doesn't have a background color (transparent), clears an area between that element and the next element.
By default, the size of the element itself is equal to the sum of the border, padding and content widths (margin not included). To avoid having to re-calculate the actual width of the element after changing any of these values (border, padding, or content), use the CSS property "box-sizing:border-box;". This makes the size of the element include both the border and padding - you set the width of the overall box, and the size of the box always stays the same. This property has been developed recently, so you must include browser-specific prefixes so older browsers can display it.
You can also set box sizes with percentages, as opposed to pixels (box sizes stay that that pixel size, regardless of page size); in this case, size will change depending on how large the screen is. The max width property determines the maximum width a box can take-up as a browser window is made larger.
In order to have boxes appear next to each other (as opposed to stacked on top of one another), set display:flex; within the parent element. The size of the boxes must be less than 100%. You can read more about the wonder that is flex box here. By default, divs are block elements (as opposed to inline), and therefore they take up the entire width of a page; display:flex; overrides this behavior.
CSS Reference guide: CSS elements, attributes and values, including hexadecimal colors ("color:#FFFFFF").
W3C HTML Markup Validation Service: Test HTML for compliance (displays correctly in different browsers).
W3C CSS Markup Validation Service: Test CSS for compliance (displays correctly in different browsers).
Stack Overflow: Question and answer site for professional/amateur programmers
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This is our get to know FortySeven Media page. I’m going to go out on a limb and say that if you are here reading this page, you are new to the wild and wonderful world of FortySeven Media. So if that’s the case, welcome to the site! It’s good to have you along. If we were speaking in person we’d offer you a frosty beverage, turn down the music and find a comfortable place to sit..


Use this page as the index for your project.
You'll find the code for this page at /app/views/index.html.
You can also find the code for an example page at /app/views/page-example.html, which includes a selection of NHS.UK frontend styles and components.


Weather Station with ESP32 - Part I
In this project, we have built a weather station using an ESP32 board and a BMP180 sensor. Our goal was to create a custom weather station that is tailored to our specific needs, and we have achieved this by combining the powerful capabilities of the ESP32 board with the accurate and reliable BMP180 sensor.
The ESP32 board measures temperature and pressure, and the data is displayed on a web-based dashboard that can be accessed remotely from any device with internet access. This project can be used to monitor weather conditions in a specific location and can be expanded to include other sensors like humidity or wind speed in the future.
While this project is not intended to be a tutorial, we have documented our process and provided the complete project repository, including source code and documentation, on GitHub. as this is part one of a larger project. We plan to explore further and expand the project by adding new features such as connecting a display module, adding more sensors to measure other weather parameters like humidity and wind speed, and adding alerts or notifications based on specific conditions. All these change will be updated on the repository.
Materials
To complete this project, we will need the following materials:
- ESP32-WROOM-D32 board
- BMP180 sensor
- Jumper wires
- Breadboard
Setup
- Connect the GND pin on the BMP180 sensor to the GND pin on the ESP32 board.
- Connect the VCC pin on the BMP180 sensor to the 3.3V pin on the ESP32 board.
- Connect the SDA pin on the BMP180 sensor to the SDA pin on the ESP32 board (GPIO 21).
- Connect the SCL pin on the BMP180 sensor to the SCL pin on the ESP32 board (GPIO 22).
- Connect the Wi-Fi module to the ESP32 board by following the manufacturer’s instructions.
Programming
We will be using VS code with the PlatformIO IDE extension which I have already installed.
- Create a new project in VS Code by selecting “PlatformIO Home” from the sidebar, clicking “New Project,” and selecting the ESP32 board as the target platform.
- To include the Adafruit_BMP085_Library and the HTTPClient libraries in our project, we need to open the platformio.ini file located in the root directory of the project. Then, we should add the following lines under the [env:esp32] section:
lib_deps =
Adafruit BMP085 Library
HTTPClient
We then open the src/main.cpp file and replace the existing code with the following code:
#include <Wire.h>
#include <Adafruit_Sensor.h>
#include <Adafruit_BMP085.h>
#include <WiFi.h>
#include <WebServer.h>
#define BMP085_ADDRESS 0x76
#include <SPI.h>
#include <WiFiClientSecure.h>
// Replace with your network credentials
const char* ssid = "XXX";
const char* password = "xxx";
// Create an instance of the BMP180 sensor
Adafruit_BMP085 bmp;
// Create an instance of the WebServer
WebServer server(80);
// Function prototype for handleRoot()
void handleRoot();
void setup() {
// Start the serial communication
Serial.begin(115200);
// Connect to Wi-Fi network
WiFi.begin(ssid, password);
while (WiFi.status() != WL_CONNECTED) {
delay(1000);
Serial.println("Connecting to WiFi...");
}
// Print the IP address of the board
Serial.print("IP address: ");
Serial.println(WiFi.localIP());
// Initialize the BMP180 sensor
if (!bmp.begin(BMP085_ADDRESS)) {
Serial.println("Could not find a valid BMP085 sensor, check wiring!");
while (1);
}
// Serve the web page
server.on("/", handleRoot);
server.begin();
}
void loop() {
// Handle web requests
server.handleClient();
// Read the temperature and pressure from the BMP180 sensor
float temperature = bmp.readTemperature();
float pressure = bmp.readPressure() / 100.0F;
// Print the readings to the serial monitor
Serial.print("Temperature = ");
Serial.print(temperature, 1);
Serial.println(" °C");
Serial.print("Pressure = ");
Serial.print(pressure);
Serial.println(" hPa");
// Wait for a second before taking the next reading
delay(1000);
}
void handleRoot() {
// Build the HTML page
String html = "";
html += "
Weather Station with an ESP32 WROOM 32D and a BMP180 Sensor
";
html += "
";
html += "
";
html += "
Temperature
";
html += "
" + String(bmp.readTemperature(), 1) + " °C
";
html += "
";
html += "
";
html += "
Pressure
";
html += "
" + String(bmp.readPressure() / 100.0F) + " hPa
";
html += "
";
html += "
";
html += "";
// Send the HTML page to the client
server.send(200, "text/html", html);
}
This is a program serves a web page with the temperature and pressure readings from the sensor.
The program starts by including the necessary libraries for the BMP180 sensor, the WiFi module, and the web server. It also defines the BMP180 sensor address and the WiFi network credentials.
Then, it creates an instance of the BMP180 sensor and the web server. It also defines the function prototype for handleRoot(), which will handle the web page request.
In the setup() function, the program initializes the serial communication, connects to the WiFi network, and prints the IP address of the board. It also initializes the BMP180 sensor and checks if it is working properly. Finally, it sets up the web server to serve the root path (“/”) with the handleRoot() function and starts it.
In the loop() function, the program handles incoming web requests and reads the temperature and pressure from the BMP180 sensor. It then prints these readings to the serial monitor and waits for a second before taking the next reading.
The handleRoot() function builds an HTML page with the temperature and pressure readings displayed in a centered, nicely formatted layout. It then sends this page to the client when the root path is requested.
Conclusion
We have successfully built a weather station using an ESP32 WROOM 32D board and a BMP180 sensor. The project involved setting up the hardware, programming the board to read temperature and pressure data from the sensor, and displaying the data on a web-based dashboard. This project serves as a great introduction to IoT and can be expanded to include other sensors to monitor additional weather conditions. By using the code and instructions provided in this project, you can create your own weather station that can be accessed remotely from any device with internet access.


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Cryptoon13-Apr-19 10:11 AM
Very transparant as well
Markus13-Apr-19 10:54 AM
Agree with @Strob that hopefully only 1 person/team get 1 NN each to make it more decentralized. Also less greed, but KMD whales/teams can easily vote up multiple nodes for themselves if they really want to
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴13-Apr-19 11:02 AM
after elections NN get some additional funding/preference in mining ?, is this funding decision some way automatic based on votes during elections (some CC ?) or it's JL just assigning some special privileges to NN ? In the second case it's some way centralized -> elections are done but it only good will of JL to assign this privilege accordingly? or ?
jl777c13-Apr-19 11:04 AM
the easy mining is coded into the blockchain rules. each NN is allowed to mine one easy diff block per 65 blocks. I have no control over who does and who doesnt
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴13-Apr-19 11:05 AM
ok so anyone can set the NN, so what is the election for ?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Apr-19 11:05 AM
@passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴
of the options you presented, the answer is:
e) none of the above
jl777c13-Apr-19 11:05 AM
the election is to select the NN
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴13-Apr-19 11:05 AM
I just do not understand part of it
jl777c13-Apr-19 11:05 AM
only NN are able to do this
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴13-Apr-19 11:06 AM
but how exactly votes limit anyone from settin up his own NN ?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Apr-19 11:07 AM
NNs mine KMD just like I do or any other miner does, just at a lower difficulty setting because their pubkey is coded into the sourcecode
jl777c13-Apr-19 11:07 AM
the pubkeys for the winners are put into the source code
simple, effective and very secure
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴13-Apr-19 11:08 AM
who sees the pub keys and who puts them ?
only winners see them / are able to put into source code ?
jl777c13-Apr-19 11:08 AM
all candidates publish their pubkeys
after the election everybody knows what the winning pubkeys are
i make a list (more like given a list) and put it into the code
why is this so hard to understand?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Apr-19 11:09 AM
every node and wallet running sees them, has a list of them, and enforces them
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴13-Apr-19 11:10 AM
ok , still it's based on good will of dev to put it into the code, of course anyone can verify it's good, but what would happen if JL was sick and could not do the code?
jl777c13-Apr-19 11:11 AM
then some other dev would
one of the easier changes to make
dukeleto13-Apr-19 11:11 AM
it's pretty trivial to update notary pubkeys, even I could do it
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴13-Apr-19 11:11 AM
ok so its actually based on community consensus that is verifiable, nice
dukeleto13-Apr-19 11:12 AM
the really important part, is that the code in jl777/komodo is law
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴13-Apr-19 11:12 AM
in the future is that possible that voting + CC -> autoamtic NN assignment ?
SUQA-CORE. Contribute to leto/SUQA-0.17.1 development by creating an account on GitHub.
all they have to do is update that list, it's a trivial change for external coins as well
jl777c13-Apr-19 11:14 AM
oh, PIRATE has a slightly different usage, but I was planning to make it all the same codebase so it is really easy to update
grewalsatinder13-Apr-19 11:15 AM
>possible but I recommend against it
agree to it.
It's like a human factor is good to have when there's possibility of automating the nuclear weapon misiles
Yassin13-Apr-19 11:36 AM
@jl777c KmdStrong
Sherdogz13-Apr-19 11:39 AM
Do you also receive voting coins via your agama mobile wallet?
PHBA206113-Apr-19 11:41 AM
yes, as long as you control your private key / passphrase
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Vertigo13-Apr-19 11:44 AM
When is the snapshot for kmd votes?
Sherdogz13-Apr-19 11:45 AM
I read the 14th correct me if I'm wrong
Vertigo13-Apr-19 11:49 AM
Nice ty
I can sell you my votes 1 vote to 1 kmd
Win win situation
FishyGuts13-Apr-19 11:51 AM
AFAIK, votes can only be sent once.
klein13-Apr-19 11:52 AM
Decentralised corruption
Vertigo13-Apr-19 11:52 AM
Lol
FishyGuts13-Apr-19 11:52 AM
If you send them to another addy for them to vote with, they are locked.
klein13-Apr-19 11:52 AM
THE FUTURE IS HERE
Vertigo13-Apr-19 11:52 AM
Never voted before I don't know how it works
74D3013-Apr-19 11:53 AM
At least the corruption is for the guys we want to have it
FishyGuts13-Apr-19 11:53 AM
When you have the votes, and have chosen a NN, you send you vote2019 to their address I their proposal.
Notary.pirate.black for more info.
Vertigo13-Apr-19 11:54 AM
Ok ty
FishyGuts13-Apr-19 11:54 AM
As to why anyone thinks holding 50x komodo@to attempt to secure a node for 2% gains over the year when KMD gives you 5% already.... well I guess that is on the specific user.
But try gathering and holding KMD to that # without making it moon.  We need nerds
FishyGuts13-Apr-19 11:55 AM
Wut? We’re all nerds here
Kitchen Table13-Apr-19 11:56 AM
Like last year, you'll probably find some NN willing to pay a portion of their mined coins to the voters. I expect it was extremely low since I didn't vote on any of those people and went with someone that actually made a product for Komodo.
74D3013-Apr-19 11:56 AM
Good point I digress
FishyGuts13-Apr-19 11:56 AM
Isn’t hat what the 2nd N in NN stands for?
74D3013-Apr-19 11:56 AM
Lmao
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Apr-19 11:56 AM
7% >5%, that extra 0.006KMD per year could mean life or death to some folks @FishyGuts
jl777c13-Apr-19 11:56 AM
but it takes 1 million+ VOTES to win...
FishyGuts13-Apr-19 11:56 AM
@Kitchen Table you are correct. This year we are discouraging it from a team wide standpoint. You won’t find prominent team@members voting for those who offer voters rewards.
jl777c13-Apr-19 11:57 AM
10,000 KMD would then get 1% of that NN operators bribes
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Apr-19 11:57 AM
but it takes 1 million+ VOTES to win...
OK, so $60 and not 6 cents
74D3013-Apr-19 11:57 AM
I still run XP just sayin
FishyGuts13-Apr-19 11:57 AM
That was my minimum math argument @jl777c about why fight to gain 2% when you already get 5% and have extra costs and work associated. Just doesn’t add up.
Kitchen Table13-Apr-19 11:58 AM
My voter reward was Hyperdex. I think I spent my vote points well.
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FishyGuts13-Apr-19 11:59 AM
Someone with 1M+ KMD probably doesn’t have the time to extrapolate an extra 1-2% for the efforts, costs and risks involved
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Apr-19 11:59 AM
is trying to remember exactly who he voted for last year
FishyGuts13-Apr-19 11:59 AM
It’s way easy to theorize it happening but try and find me someone in that position who would / could and wants to.(edited)
jl777c13-Apr-19 11:59 AM
it seems it is at most 0.5%, and more likely 0.2%
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Apr-19 12:00 PM
Someone with 1M+ KMD probably doesn’t have the time to extrapolate an extra 1-2% for the efforts, costs and risks involved
Even if they have the time, the total "value" is relatively meaningless, like the difference of 8 vs 9 people at 1 Sunday dinner
FishyGuts13-Apr-19 12:01 PM
If I have the wherewithal to gather and hold 1M KMD, one months worth of effort for this gain is NOT in the realm of reality.
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jl777c13-Apr-19 12:01 PM
people seem to forget running a node is not a passive activity
all this 2% math assumes no costs
FishyGuts13-Apr-19 12:02 PM
There are MANY ways someone like this could earn 5-10% passively and push their income and growth efforts towards something worthwhile (IE something that got them 1M KMD in the first place).(edited)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Apr-19 12:03 PM
all this 2% math assumes no costs I want that NN, not the one the rest have
FishyGuts13-Apr-19 12:03 PM
Our node manager @mrlynch quit his day job to do this. It’s NOT a passive task by any means.
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jl777c13-Apr-19 12:04 PM
so the whale buying their own NN, would maybe net them an extra 0.5%, but that assumes they have a competent operator
FishyGuts13-Apr-19 12:04 PM
@Notary-Operator - what % of the devs you know could and would be able to run a NN? I’m guessing it’s not a huge %
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Apr-19 12:04 PM
and that (edited)
FishyGuts13-Apr-19 12:05 PM
I’d say most devs could but not a lot would.
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Apr-19 12:05 PM
running it and running it well are 2 different categories
Vertigo13-Apr-19 12:05 PM
I have a free raspberry pi I can use that
FishyGuts13-Apr-19 12:06 PM
You are right Genie. Ask all the new ops this year, I’m sure they certainly didn’t expect this much work.
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jl777c13-Apr-19 12:06 PM
maybe some think it is like spinning up a masternode
FishyGuts13-Apr-19 12:07 PM
“Oh you mean I have to have a 10,000 rig or spend $300 a month on the testnet? Just to try to get elected?”
Yeah no thanks. (edited)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Apr-19 12:08 PM
https://notarystats.info/testnet.php?period=48h that's just 3 chains and I can assure you that the ones at the top didn't just ./m_notary_testnet and walk away; there's no way to be useful and work free in a real NN(edited)
Vertigo13-Apr-19 12:08 PM
You mean I can't use a toaster to run my notary node?
grewalsatinder13-Apr-19 12:08 PM
running a notary node is a mix of dev + system admin + blockchain issues troubleshooting job
not every day dev can do it, but can improve themself to do it


How to encode the ground truth bounding boxes and labels.
Define the anchor in a cell.
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The feature maps sizes
fm_sizes
at each detection layer will decide how many cell we should divide the image into. For example, if we have a detection layer of size4x4xK
, (the height and width of feature maps are 4), the image will be divided into 16 cells (a grid of 4x4) as below. This rule is also applied for the other detection layers of different sizes. -
The aspect ratios
aspect_ratios
each detection layer will decide how many anchors in 1 cell. If we setaspect_ratios=[1, 2, 1/2]
for this detection layer, then we will have 3 anchors as the figure (the dash color rectangles). For simplicity, I just draw 3 anchors at 1 cell for demonstration (the same is also applied for the other cell in the detection layer).
Size of anchors
- The size of the anchors will be defined by referenced size
anchor_sizes
and aspect ratios in 1 cellaspect_ratios
.
In the two below examples, for simple demonstration, I just pick the detection layer 4x4xK
with aspect_ratios=[1,]
. The size of image is 320x320.
- In the first example, if we set the
anchor_size = 80
, then the anchors of 2 consecutive cells will not overlap each other.
* In the second example, if we set the anchor_size = 120
, then the anchors of 2 consective cell
will overlap each other.
For practical implementation, we usually set anchor_size
> image_size/feature_map_size
(the
second example). Therefore, more anchors will be tiled for better matching with ground truth object.
Anchor matching
In the example below, for simplicity, I just take 1 cell of feature maps from the detection layer
4x4xK
, and 1 ground truth face.
- The ground truth box of face is denoted by
solid green rectangle
. - The other default anchors are denoted by
dash color rectangles
.
Now, we need to match which anchors (dash rectangles) with the face (solid rectangle). Therefore, we compute the IoU of the face with all the default anchors (including all anchors from all detection layers). Then we have three techniques to match anchors with ground truth boxes.
Note that: One anchor is only assigned with 1 ground truth box. However, one ground truth box can be assigned with more than 1 anchor.
First strategy For each ground truth box, we need to find the best anchor which has the maximum IoU with the ground truth box.
Second strategy
For each ground truth box, we can find as many anchors as possible with the condition that the
IoU between the anchor >= first_iou_threshold
.
Normally, we use both the first and second strategies in object detection. However, for very small object (like tiny faces), some ground truth faces can't match enough the number of anchors which could decrease the recall rate. So, the compensation strategy is adopted to increase the number of anchor matches for small object.
Third strategy (compensation strategy which is used in face detection
)
After the second strategy, if the number of matched anchors for some object is smaller than
topN
(usually 3 < topN < 10
for optimal use), we need to find more anchors for
those objects. Those anchors must satisfy the following conditions:
- They were not assigned to any object before.
- One anchor is only assigned to 1 object.
- The object will be assigned to those anchors must have the maximum IoU threshold with those anchors.
- The IoU between the objects and the anchors must greater than the
second_iou_threshold
.
Please read the source code at torch_object_detection/utils/box_coder.py
to understand how to
implement three strategies.


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What is the QRL?
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The Quantum Resistant Ledger (QRL) project is a public blockchain ledger designed to be specifically secure against quantum computing (QC) advances. Unlike existing ledgers, such as bitcoin or ethereum, the QRL is specially designed to use a form of post-quantum secure signature for transactions called XMSS.
The QRL also uses a low power proof-of-stake (POS) algorithm which again utilises iterative hash-chains and provably secure hash-based pseudo random number functions. The POS algorithm is designed to have zero reliance upon conventional signatures which are vulnerable to a sufficiently powerful QC and allows nodes to run on low power devices such as raspberry PI’s or laptops and passively earn income by staking.
Quantum computing has received >1 billion dollars of funding in the last year from major companies such as google, IBM, etc (ignoring State actors). Y2Q will happen with experts saying there is a 17% chance of the singularity of a quantum computer emerging in the next 10 years. Technological advances tend to be non-linear and the black swan of a QC could emerge at any moment.
The problem is that when a suitably powerful QC does arrive then existing signature schemes such as RSA/DSA and (importantly for blockchains) ECDSA can be reverse engineered and the currently unbreakable security of existing ledgers will be swept away.
What started as an experiment in post-quantum signatures has developed into a fully fledged next generation public blockchain project. Our perspective is that should a QC emerge suddenly that incredible volatility would occur in the crypto asset space. Chains which offer zero or partial protection (that is a mixture of quantum-safe addresses and conventional ECDSA addresses) will suffer loss of value during this transition. Conversely chains designed to be completely post-quantum secure may find themselves rising in value substantially.
Our thought process is simple that investors who view the growing crypto asset space probabilistically should consider the QRL as a form of insurance.
Other than offering guaranteed longevity of cryptographic security as a public value store, the QRL also plans a decentralised post-quantum secure messaging layer (known within the development team as the ‘ephemeral’ layer). Using lattice-based cryptography (‘new hope’) QRL addresses are able to sign a transaction containing a lattice-based public key which can then be used by other nodes to ‘dial up’ and create a secure communication channel with messages passed asynchronously back and forth across the p2p network.
Our roadmap includes offering inter-address secure decentralised communications and the ability of light clients to plug directly into the QRL from other application layers - either via dedicated wallet software or app integrations with a QRL light client API. This will allow secure end-end communication and data transfer between devices / applications / people using the QRL to cryptographically verify identity at both ends of the channel.
Coupled with ideas for linking blockchain ID to an XMSS address we think there are many exciting potential use cases possible for the QRL with this technology. In addition to providing a trustless and secure combined value and communication medium we also envisage the QRL as offering long term provenance and proof-of-existence services in the future.
The QRL has been specifically designed to be suitable for low power devices. Bitcoin was most attractive as an idea when it was possible to run a node on a laptop and mine. As the QRL is using a POS algorithm we are keen to offer as decentralised a network as possible ideally populated with low power devices passively staking and earning income supporting the network.
Anyone may stake on the network and earn income randomly. The amount of income relates to the size of the balance within the staking XMSS address. When a node is staking the funds within that address are locked for the period of an epoch (10,000 blocks - or a few days). The only requirement is that your node is able to keep up with the network to help provide consensus and build blocks when you win staking income.
Yes. XMSS signatures are much larger than conventional ECDSA signatures. Plus they are ‘stateful’ and so cannot be re-used, thus each public key associated with an XMSS address must be stored in the blockchain forever to prevent re-use. This has implications for blockchain pruning.
While the signatures are much larger with increased bandwidth and storage requirements the time to validate/verify a transaction remains relatively short and therefore opportunities to scale such a ledger while more challenging remain possible.
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For several reasons we feel this is the best way forward. The QRL is secured by a POS algorithm which relies upon security deposits and therefore a speculative value is required for QRL tokens to bootstrap the network from the genesis block.
A pre-sale offers enthusiasts and early adopters the chance support an exciting project from the earliest entry point whilst also speculating upon the future value of the network.
Finally, whilst there is already a working testnet based upon an alpha QRL node implementation there are numerous features in our roadmap we would like to implement with a full-time development team.
We think a post-quantum ledger which couples value and secure communications in a single layer offers a unique and compelling use-case and investment opportunity - a chance to get in at the ground floor in a cutting edge project.
But do your due diligence - read the materials on this site, look through the white paper for a glimpse at the vision. We are a friendly bunch so if you have further questions please email with enquiries to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or ask for an invite to our slack for a discussion or to get involved with the project.
From 0000 GMT 24th of May for 2017 and 28 days thereafter the pre-sale will be available for entry. Prior to this a reserve list will be offered to our ‘interested investor’ list. The pre-sale is capped at 4 million dollars USD. Should this upper target be met during from reserve list then the pre-sale will not be opened up. In the case that greater than the upper limit of the target is met from the ‘interested investor’ list then the cap will still apply and a fixed proportion of each bid will be taken to match every investor with a share regardless of position in the list.
However, once the pre-sale is opened to the public this will be performed with a first come, first serve system (based upon discussions with various interested parties you may wish to secure a spot on the reserve list by adding yourself to our interested investor list through the link on the front page to this website).
You are bidding for tokens released in the genesis block. Thereafter all tokens in the network will be earned passively via the POS algorithm. The more tokens held in a stake address, the greater the reward for winning a block and the more of the network you will potentially own.
Initial issuance in the genesis block will be 65 million coins of which 20% will be kept back for the project and vested. Therefore a total of 52 million coins will be distributed through the pre-sale. The block reward will then follow a smoothed exponential decay curve for 200 years to a maximum hard limit of 105 million coins.
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Other citation details: Most local government areas are defined by the Local Government Regulation 2012 although Weipa Town is recognised as a Local Government Area under the Commonwealth Aluminium Corporation Pty Limited Agreement (Weipa Town Area) Regulation 1994 Sub Legislation No 339.
For coastal areas other than Brisbane, the LGA comprises the mainland and all islands above their respective sea-shores within the encompassed area. Brisbane LGA comprises the mainland and the whole of Fisherman, Green, Mud and St Helena Islands (being islands situated in or adjacent to Moreton Bay) above the low-water mark. The boundaries of Brisbane are defined by the City of Brisbane Regulation 2012.
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MacLean calls first "Hockey Night" without Cherry the "end of an era"
by The Canadian PressTORONTO — Ron MacLean said he will address Don Cherry’s dismissal during the first intermission of Saturday’s “Hockey Night in Canada” broadcast.
MacLean opened Saturday’s show — the first since Sportsnet fired Don Cherry on Monday — by saying there were “obviously mixed emotions” ahead of the broadcast, and called it “the end of the era.”
Cherry’s 38-year run on Hockey Night ended Monday, after he made on-air comments last Saturday which many felt were critical of immigrants for not wearing Remembrance Day poppies.
MacLean, the longtime co-host of Coach’s Corner with Cherry, apologized last Sunday.
Sportsnet said on Friday that Saturday’s first intermission would highlight the 2019 Hockey Hall of Fame inductees. The induction ceremony is Monday.
Sportsnet also said they may eventually take the long-running first-intermission segment in a different direction.
Cherry, an 85-year-old native of Kingston, Ont., joined HNIC in 1980 as a playoff analyst and was so popular that he was kept on as a colour commentator.
CBC later created “Coach’s Corner” as a vehicle to showcase Cherry with MacLean eventually replacing Dave Hodge as his sidekick.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 16, 2019.
The Canadian Press


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I had always been curious about shrooming, so when my younger brother, A, found a rig in our dry city, we jumped at the chance and bought 3 eighths. The shrooms were like nothing I'd ever seen before; small, silver caps with short stems--about an inch tall in full form. The dealer was going to sell us a half ounce, but there was some complication so we bought a couple grams of weed instead of the last eighth.
We waited for my girlfriend, E, to arrive, and at around 10 pm we all popped an eighth. Around 45 minutes later A, having the most experience with shrooms, began to visibly trip--goofy smiles and inattentiveness was all we could really pull out of him. I couldn't wait. Shortly thereafter I began to see patterns form on the drapes, lights, ceiling fans, pretty much everything I looked at. Shadows began to skew and stretch in my peripheral vision, and after maybe five minutes things would just slide out of place and morph in front of my very eyes. I was having, as I was convinced, the quintessential shroom trip.
I got up and walked around, noticing that I would stumble and sway as if I had just pounded 8 beers. I was also more energetic, happier, and felt like I could take on anything, also as if I had pounded 8 beers, though I didn't feel mentally sloppy or sick. I kept saying 'Whooooaaaaaaa' over and over again, with new cause every time. I'd never experienced anything like this, and it constantly blew my mind. I found that my voice *leaked* somewhat, I would involuntarily let out a guttural 'uhhhh' or 'tuhhhh' after every time I spoke. This was all about fifteen minutes into the trip.
We went outside to look at the sky and I remember it rather clearly as the most beautiful thing I'd ever seen, the full moon lit up the clouds in such a way that they were sharply defined, and they began shifting around to form images of a great historic battle looking scene. Pumped up, (semi) clear minded, and eager to trip harder, A and I decided to hit the weed we got. Having been smoking for a few years, and very comfortable with a weed high, we loaded up all of it in a two person rotation, E only took a couple tokes. That's when sanity left my grasp for what seemed like days.
I couldn't exactly light the bong too well near the end of it, but I kept hitting it for some reason. I looked down at it as I took a hit and honestly thought that the bong was my body, which made me crack up. I can't exactly remember the order of the next events, but here is what I do remember.
 We felt tied to it, almost.  He lied down next to me and I remember feeling awful and looking at him, and all I could say was 'Shit just ain't right....shit just ain't...right.' In the peak of it, I couldn't remember how to speak, and any time anyone would talk I would just hear this noise that sounded like 'stdornk' over and over.
For about 45 minutes I would frantically ask E what time it was at least twice a minute, but would not remember any of it until she mentioned that I would keep asking it over and over. She was *immensely* helpful in my trip, as she set her alarm for half an hour and kept counting down the minutes, saying this would all be over when it went off. Of course, it didn't, but it helped the time pass a great deal.
I'd entirely forgotten what it was like to be in my right mind by then, and was convinced that I was going to exist only in this tortured state of mind forever. I kept trying to convince myself that it was all mental and I was just doing it to myself, but I couldn't concentrate on a single thought long enough, as I would mentally break down and forget how to think in terms of words.
I got up and puked sometime in the night, and I remember looking down and seeing that it was red. I kept a level head about it, not letting the blood red puke freak me out, but I felt incredibly lonely. I told my companions, who were not 8 feet away, that a little company would really help. They came over and consoled me, and when I asked if what I puked up was blood, they stifled my question and set me down. I have since puked blood on a much lighter shroom trip, and am pretty convinced that they do something to my stomach lining. E graciously cleaned up the mess, as A and I were in absolutely no shape to do it.
At around 2:30 AM, still wide awake and tripping insanity, I felt my first pang of sobriety flow through me like a rush of cool water. That was the first moment I realized I wasn't going to trip the rest of my life. Having been thrust back into shroomheadedness not a half second later, all I could say was 'We're gonna be sober again guys, we're gonna be fine.' This, of course, was of no consolation to my tripping companions.
Fifteen minutes later, I popped entirely back into sanity, and the feeling was akin to waking up from a really violent nightmare. I was still feeling the mental affects from the shrooms, and my visuals came back (I don't remember having any visuals while being under), and I just wanted to hug my brother and let him know that he was going to come out of it any minute. Sure enough, he popped out five minutes later and went to go wash up in his bathroom.
E was still tripping, though not as bad as we were, and I held her and spoke kind words to her, letting her know that she was going to be alright. A came back into my room, and all we could do was shake our heads in disbelief that we came back from the hell we just went through not 10 minutes ago. We didn't have the gumption to talk about it that night, but he and I both agreed that it was the best mornings of our lives. E and I stayed up until sunrise and went outside to look at the ocean--the sunlight and the cool morning air played euphorically to our still-shroomed senses. It was, by far, the most beautiful morning I'd ever experienced.
I will never take it back, as it gave me such a vivid view of insanity, but I am scared to death of going through it again. I've never truly had a driving fear that would pain me to think about. Since the shroom trip, however, I feel that hell is underdescribed in biblical scriptures, as the torture I went through was on an ENTIRELY different level of intensity from any other pain I've ever felt, and with 9 broken bones and a coupla third degree burns, I can say that I've felt pretty intense pain. What do I fear now? Insanity--and only that.
About a month later, A and I were listening to the song 'Soul to Squeeze' by RHCP. This song had never really been a favorite of mine, just another typical RHCP song, but this time as we were listening to it, it hit my brother like a lightning bolt--it *exactly* described our shroom trip. I do believe Kiedis puts it perfectly:
Insanity, it seems, has got me by my soul to squeeze.
...
Iím much better but I wonít regret it never.
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