The JAL 2.0 compiler is a command-line tool. The same compiler is available for the MS Windows command line, and for Linux.
After a successful compilation the JAL 2.0 compiler produces two output
files, these files will have the same basic name as the JAL 2.0 file
but the extensions will change to reflect their types. The base name
(file name without extension) of these two files is the same of JAL 2.0 program requested for compilation. The first output file has the extension
".hex"
and contains the hex dump of the compiled program.
This file can be used directly with most programmers. The second file
has the extension ".asm"
and contains the assembler (text)
of the compiled program. This file can be used to inspect the generated
code and to make small modifications. The assembler file can be assembled
with the standard MicrochipTM[1] assembler.
Example:
Let's assume that HOME_PJAL
directory (where JAL 2.0 compiler
is):
c:\pjal\pjal.exe
The required libraries are in the directory:
c:\pjal\chipdef\
On executing JAL 2.0 it's suggested to include chipdef
directory
in the search path :
c:\pjal> pjal.exe -s c:\pjal\chipdef
Optionally, other user libraries can be nested:
c:\pjal> pjal.exe -s c:\pjal\chipdef;c:\pjal\lib
As well other command line switches:
c:\pjal> pjal.exe -s c:\pjal\chipdef -long-star
Finally, include the desired JAL 2.0 user file:
c:\pjal> pjal.exe -s c:\pjal\chipdef;c:\pjal\lib c:\pjal\test.jal
JAL 2.0 compiler will report the success of compilation:
c:\pjal> pjal.exe -s c:\pjal\chipdef;c:\pjal\lib c:\pjal\test.jal picjal 0.9 (compiled Jan 19 2006) generating p-code 0 errors, 0 warnings 3615 tokens, 28452 chars; 912 lines; 3 files cmds removed: 9 generating PIC code pass 1 generating PIC code pass 2 writing result Code area: 6 of 8192 used Data area: 6 of 352 used Software stack available: 96 bytes Hardware stack depth 0 c:\pjal\
And on successful result, two new files will be created:
c:\pjal\test.asm
c:\pjal\test.hex


Holiday season can take toll on immune system, tips to maintain health
by Ashley HoakKIRKSVILLE, Mo. — The holidays are fast approaching, and one northeast Missouri physician is offering tips to stay healthy through all the hustle and bustle.
Dr. Justin Puckett, of Complete Family Medicine, says the holiday season can take a toll on our immune system.
He adds that while it's important all the time, covering sneezes and coughs is especially important this time of year, due to being around an increased number of people.
He says that those everyday good habits can sometimes be forgotten, resulting in illnesses being spread at a faster rate.
Puckett explains that if you are ill, you should stay home instead of sharing germs with others, no matter how fun the holiday event may be.
"If somebody has a fever or has been actively sick, then you just need to stay home no matter how much you want to be at that gathering -- it's just not the right thing to do to carry those germs."
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I have recenlty had to rebuid my machine from scratch and this is what I feel the need to install.
Win2k Pro -- Have to use a Windows OS :-(, and this is the most stable and usable since Dos 2.10


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@import uk.gov.hmrc.cataloguefrontend.vulnerabilities.TotalVulnerabilityCount
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@import uk.gov.hmrc.cataloguefrontend.model.Environment
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@import views.html.helper.select
@import uk.gov.hmrc.cataloguefrontend.connector.Team
@import uk.gov.hmrc.cataloguefrontend.vulnerabilities.CurationStatus
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)
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Ahh, the good 'ol toaster. It's what makes sure your bread in the morning is well-toasted and your butter could be smoldered all over your crunchy piece of heaven.
But is there a way to make the toaster smarter? One that could anticipate my needs more?
With the advent of the internet of things movement, many of the things in our homes and beyond have become smart. From smart cars to smart fridges, many things in our lives have become ever more intelligent.
But what does being smart or intelligent really mean? How do we measure the smartness of a technology or of a device? How does a smartness scale for a toaster look like?
Here's a proposition. It's the PWee Toaster Smartness Decider (PTSD). Here are the different levels and their corresponding descriptions.
Level 1 - Seriously?
Needs extensive human interaction.  The bread can burn really easily and there is no scientific way to control toasty-ness level. Success rate of a person's desired toast is 20% or lower. A cave man probably used this, or a desperate college student who can't afford a toaster.
Level 2 - Dumb
The good old toaster your grandparebts probably used. This level entails a little bit of mechanical ingenuity such as electricity, being able to lower the bread using a dragging down motion. The bread is usually toasted okay. The success rate for a person's desired toast is less than 60% but greater than 20%. Makes you toast okay most of the time, but don't expect anything special.
Level 3 - Meh
One you probably find in a Walmart shelf today. It has all the basic features of level.two, but it gives you the option to select crunchiness levels. It also is smart enough to switch off when it is about to explode, and has a built in timer to ensure crunchiness more times. The success rate for a person's desired toast is less than 90% but greater than 60%.
Level 4 - Smart
The toaster of the decade. This toaster knows the toast just the way you like it by testing your preferences. It integrates with your alarms and starts preparing bread just when you wake up so that you have bread ready. It's ready for you when you're up in the morning.
Level 5 - Geek
This is the bomb. The toaster of everyone's dreams. This toaster is able to analyze the bread and toast accordingly depending on the user's preferences. It is also able to order refills for bread, butter and jam, as well as other condiments through FreshDirect or other automatic refilling system. The toaster is also able to butter appropriately. It is also able to find out the latest in bread fashion, i.e., is the rainbow bagel the coolest thing now?
So that is my smartness scale for an oven toaster. While we wait for all the toasters in the world become a geek, you can try this. But that's it for now! Anyone ready for the toaster of the future?


Viral video: These ‘aliens’ in a home are not what they seem
The video has been viewed over 12 million times and the 14-second viral clip features two creatures --with large eyes and elongated faces -- who seem to be standing in a corner.
by Trends DeskA viral video features two mysterious creatures has left many spooked on the internet. The video has been viewed over 12 million times and the 14-second viral clip features two creatures –with large eyes and elongated faces — who seem to be standing in a corner of a roof.
However, on further observation, it’s quite clear that the two creatures are not extraterrestrials, but baby owls.
“I’m now positive that people who claim to have seen aliens have actually just seen baby owls,” wrote Twitter user Daniel Holland, who shared the clip.
Watch the video here:
Retweeted over one lakh times, many people have reacted to the video in different ways. Some came up with spoofs.
Here are some of the reactions


Watch: Phiri’s Piledriver For Bafana
by Soccer LadumaLebogang Phiri was given his first start in a competitive game for Bafana Bafana on Sunday afternoon, and his emphatic finish means it’ll be a game he won’t forget…
Read: SuperSport To Plan For Life After Furman?
The 25-year-old EA Guingamp midfielder has been on the fringes of the South African senior national team for some time now, but has only been given cameo roles for the most part over the last few years.
New head coach, Molefi Ntseki, decided to hand him a starting berth against Sudan as they chased three points in their 2021 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers on the back of defeat against Ghana in Cape Coast, and he grasped his opportunity with both hands as he put in a game-winning Man of the Match performance.
Read: Why Mokotjo Missed Bafana’s Ghana Clash
Phiri, who has been a key player for Guingamp in French Ligue 2 this season, rifled home a fine finish towards the end of the first half after he’d already created numerous chances for his teammates, a goal that ended up being the winner for Ntseki’s side at Orlando Stadium.
You can check out Phiri’s goal in the video below:
What did you think of the midfielder’s performance at Orlando yesterday?


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The program is developed on an as-needed bases. Any media or file that is required by more than one of the client websites can be included.
The current program is only concerned with the webpages template and the standard menus. No consideration is given to the content - other than to copy it between versions. A future version may check the content for valid relative file links.
The doctype for the pages will be changed to HTML5 at some point.
A Blog Section
Consideration is being given to adding a blog section. The blogs would be written using markdown and converted to html.
First thoughts, a directory webblog would be used to write the blogs. For these pages, instead of copying the html content to the updated file, it would transfer converted markdown content.
Possible conversion library is github.com/progsource/maddy.


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Detect if we were run as a result of npm publish
. This is intended to allow you to
easily have prepublish lifecycle scripts that don't run when you run npm install
.
$ npm install --save in-publish
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>node_modules/in-publish
Then edit your package.json to have:
"scripts": {
"prepublish": "in-publish && thing-I-dont-want-on-dev-install || not-in-publish"
}
Now when you run:
$ npm install
Then thing-I-dont-want-on-dev-install
won't be run, but...
$ npm publish
And thing-I-dont-want-on-dev-install
will be run.
It's worth noting that the prepublish
lifecycle is ALSO called when you build a tarball, so:
$ npm pack
Will call your prepublish
lifecycle, but with the examplea above,
thing-I-dont-want-on-dev-install
won't be run.
If you want this, you can use another helper included here:
"scripts": {
"prepublish": "not-in-install && thing-I-dont-want-on-dev-install || in-install"
}
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#include <Svc/ComLogger/ComLogger.hpp>
Public Types | |
| enum | { MAX_FILENAME_SIZE = NAME_MAX, MAX_PATH_SIZE = PATH_MAX } |
| enum | FileMode { CLOSED = 0, OPEN = 1 } |
Public Member Functions | |
| ComLogger (const char *filePrefix, U32 maxFileSize, bool storeBufferLength=true) | |
| void | init (NATIVE_INT_TYPE queueDepth, NATIVE_INT_TYPE instance) |
| ~ComLogger (void) | |
| void | CloseFile_cmdHandler (FwOpcodeType opCode, U32 cmdSeq) |
| void | pingIn_handler (const NATIVE_INT_TYPE portNum, U32 key) |
| void | openFile () |
| void | closeFile () |
| void | writeComBufferToFile (Fw::ComBuffer &data, U16 size) |
| bool | writeToFile (void *data, U16 length) |
| void | writeHashFile () |
Public Attributes | |
| PRIVATE | __pad0__: void comIn_handler( NATIVE_INT_TYPE portNum |
| PRIVATE Fw::ComBuffer & | data |
| PRIVATE Fw::ComBuffer U32 | context |
| U8 | filePrefix [MAX_FILENAME_SIZE+MAX_PATH_SIZE] |
| U32 | maxFileSize |
| FileMode | fileMode |
| Os::File | file |
| U8 | fileName [MAX_FILENAME_SIZE+MAX_PATH_SIZE] |
| U8 | hashFileName [MAX_FILENAME_SIZE+MAX_PATH_SIZE] |
| U32 | byteCount |
| bool | writeErrorOccured |
| bool | openErrorOccured |
| bool | storeBufferLength |
Definition at line 22 of file ComLogger.hpp.
| anonymous enum |
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| MAX_FILENAME_SIZE | |
| MAX_PATH_SIZE |
Definition at line 80 of file ComLogger.hpp.
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
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| OPEN |
Definition at line 92 of file ComLogger.hpp.
| Svc::ComLogger::ComLogger | ( | const char * | filePrefix, |
| U32 | maxFileSize, | ||
| bool | storeBufferLength = true |
||
| ) |
Definition at line 19 of file ComLogger.cpp.
| Svc::ComLogger::~ComLogger | ( | void | ) |
Definition at line 57 of file ComLogger.cpp.
| void Svc::ComLogger::closeFile | ( | ) |
Definition at line 187 of file ComLogger.cpp.
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Definition at line 144 of file ComLogger.cpp.
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| ) |
Handler implementation for pingIn
| portNum | The port number |
| key | Value to return to pinger |
Definition at line 134 of file ComLogger.cpp.
| void Svc::ComLogger::writeComBufferToFile | ( | Fw::ComBuffer & | data, |
| U16 | size | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 207 of file ComLogger.cpp.
| void Svc::ComLogger::writeHashFile | ( | void | ) |
Definition at line 254 of file ComLogger.cpp.
| bool Svc::ComLogger::writeToFile | ( | void * | data, |
| U16 | length | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 232 of file ComLogger.cpp.
| PRIVATE Svc::ComLogger::__pad0__ |
Definition at line 56 of file ComLogger.hpp.
| U32 Svc::ComLogger::byteCount |
Definition at line 101 of file ComLogger.hpp.
| PRIVATE Fw::ComBuffer U32 Svc::ComLogger::context |
Definition at line 61 of file ComLogger.hpp.
| PRIVATE Fw::ComBuffer& Svc::ComLogger::data |
Definition at line 60 of file ComLogger.hpp.
| Os::File Svc::ComLogger::file |
Definition at line 98 of file ComLogger.hpp.
| FileMode Svc::ComLogger::fileMode |
Definition at line 97 of file ComLogger.hpp.
| U8 Svc::ComLogger::fileName[MAX_FILENAME_SIZE+MAX_PATH_SIZE] |
Definition at line 99 of file ComLogger.hpp.
| U8 Svc::ComLogger::filePrefix[MAX_FILENAME_SIZE+MAX_PATH_SIZE] |
Definition at line 86 of file ComLogger.hpp.
| U8 Svc::ComLogger::hashFileName[MAX_FILENAME_SIZE+MAX_PATH_SIZE] |
Definition at line 100 of file ComLogger.hpp.
| U32 Svc::ComLogger::maxFileSize |
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| bool Svc::ComLogger::openErrorOccured |
Definition at line 103 of file ComLogger.hpp.
| bool Svc::ComLogger::storeBufferLength |
Definition at line 104 of file ComLogger.hpp.
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This repository defines the configuration language for the geospatial data visualization platform Choroscope.
In Choroscope, a data set and the instructions for visualizing that data set are called, collectively, a "theme." The raw materials for a Choroscope theme include:
config.json
)The configuration language is based on JSON (JavaScript Object Notation), and the configuration file for a theme must be a JSON file. The specification itself, however, which is defined in the file config.spec.d.ts
, is written in TypeScript. TypeScript provides a comprehensive type system for JavaScript (upon which JSON is based) that allows us to describe in code many of the details of the configuration language, and the TypeScript compiler simplifies the process of validating Choroscope config files. For more information about TypeScript, consult the docs.
The Config
type represents the JSON configuration object as a whole. When browsing the specification for the first time, we recommend you start there before working your way deeper into the hierarchy. The most important properties of the Config
object include:
name
: the name of the theme as represented internallydisplay_name
: the name of the theme as it will appear to a user of the applicationdimensions
: defines the dimensions of your data set; these are the raw materials for describing the shape (or shapes) or your dataschemas
: defines the shape (or shapes) of your data set, using the dimensions
color_scales
: defines how to colorize features on the map according to the associated values from your dataChoroscope supports multiple independent data shapes ("schemas") within the same theme. To allow a user to navigate between schemas, you'll need to define one or more dimensions specifically for this purpose. Such "metadimensions" don't describe the shape of any one schema. Instead, they're higher-level abstractions used to join your schemas together into a single conceptual decision tree. This tree is what enables the application to determine what to display given any possible combination of dimension options the user may select.
For example, let's say we're defining a theme to visualize education data by location. We'd like this theme to show both:
This will require defining two schemas. For average education, we'll need two dimensions, sex and age group. For sex difference in education, however, we'll only need one dimension, age group. Because this latter data set already represents a comparison by sex, it would make no sense to break down the data further by sex. Our dimensions, then, might be defined as follows:
[
{ "name": "age", "display_name": "Age group", "options": ["15-49", "20-24"] },
{ "name": "sex", "display_name": "Sex", "options": ["male", "female"] }
]
And our schemas could be defined like this:
[
{ "name": "avg_edu", "dimensions": ["age", "sex"], /* ... */ },
{ "name": "diff", "dimensions": ["age"], /* ... */ }
]
There are a few things to note here:
At this point we've defined the shapes of both schemas and the dimensions needed to describe them, but the application doesn't yet have a way to let a user navigate between them. We still need a dimension for selecting between schemas and conditions to describe when each schema is active. Let's add a metadimension, which we'll call "measure":
[
{
"name": "measure",
"display_name": "Measure",
"options": [
{ "name": "avg_edu", "display_name": "Average education" },
{ "name": "diff", "display_name": "Sex difference in education" }
]
},
{ "name": "age", "display_name": "Age group", "options": ["15-49", "20-24"] },
{ "name": "sex", "display_name": "Sex", "options": ["male", "female"] }
]
Observations:
Option
in the specification). This allows us to specify the (unique) internal name and the name used for display separately.Option
in defining "measure", but we could have done that for the other dimensions as well. What distinguishes a metadimension is its usage in the schemas' "conditions" property.Now let's add conditions to each schema definition:
[
{
"name": "avg_edu",
"dimensions": ["age", "sex"],
"conditions": { "measure": ["avg_edu"] },
// ...
},
{
"name": "diff",
"dimensions": ["age"],
"conditions": { "measure": ["diff"] },
// ...
}
]
This tells the application that if the user has selected "Average education" for the "measure" dimension, it should consider the "avg_edu" schema to be active. It will therefore visualize data from this schema and display UI selectors for the "age" and "sex" dimensions so that the user can navigate within the schema. If, on the other hand, the user selects "Sex difference in education", the application will make the "diff" schema active. Because this schema only defines one dimension, age group, the UI selector for "sex" will disappear.
This is quite a simple example, but more complicated structures can be defined as well. Note that:
Conditions
object, e.g.: { "measure": ["avg_edu"], "another_dimension": ["some_option"] }
.Conditions
object, e.g.: { "measure": ["avg_edu", "another_option"] }
.The same "conditions" semantics are used for specifying when a given color scale should be active. Often there's a one-to-one correspondence between a given schema and a color scale used to visualize it. This is not a requirement, though. Technically, color scale conditions are fully independent from schema conditions.
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Select the actions on this page in order.
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FROM customer_address_without_compression
ORDER BY customer_id;
SELECT *
FROM customer_address_with_compression
ORDER BY customer_id;
You can then graph the results for runtime, IO and CPU performance
If you hover your cursor over the bars in the graph you will see the precise results for each table.


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I'm a Ph.D. student in Computer Science at University of Washington. My research includes Statistical Data Analysis, Data Visualization, Computer Vision and Machine Learning. I have hands-on experience with Python, C++, MATLAB, C, Java, SQL, PyTorch, and OpenCV.
Looking for an internship opportunity in Summer 2023 to work in a challenging position combining my skills in Research and Software Engineering, which provides professional development, interesting experiences and personal growth.
Experience
- Predicting and localizing diagnostically relevant Regions of Interest in skin biopsy images using Computer Vision and Machine Learning techniques
- Characterizing Pathologists' visual search patterns in diagnosing digital whole slide images of Melanoma cases
- Evaluating the association of pathologists’ visual search patterns with pathologist and case characteristics
- Applying Statistical Analysis methods such as Correlation, Repeated-Measures ANOVA and GEE
- Visualizing data and plots to support the results
- Tools: Python, MATLAB, SPSS, Pytorch
- Implemented deep video understanding models to automate tasks in a checkout-free store platform using Computer Vision and Deep Learning methods
- Developed experiments to improve model's performance using PyTorch and OpenCV
- Collected and preprocessed data at a large scale using Python and SQL
- Structured a dataset including video clips, images, keypoints, and heatmaps to the neewd of a project
- Experimented with state-of-the-art computer vision methods
- Tools: Python, Pytorch, OpenCV, SQLAlchemy, Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib
- Assisted in course organization and Mentoring students with course material in C, Java and Python. Courses:
- Computer Vision (CSE455)
- Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (CSE473)
- Introduction to Compiler Construction (CSE401) and Compiler Construction (CSEP501)
- Introduction to Data Management (CSE344)
- System and Software Tools (CSE391)
- Assisted in designing a Multiple Target Tracking task to study Human Visual Attention and apply to computer vision object tracking algorithms
- Designed a free-viewing task to study age effects on Human Visual Attention
- Collected eye-tracking data from human subjects
- Analyzed eye-tracking data
- Co-authored a paper "Multiple-target tracking in human and machine vision"
- Used MATLAB and psychtoolbox
- Tools: Matlab
Skills
Languages and Databases
Libraries
Frameworks
Tools and Technologies
Education
Seattle, WA, USA
Degree: Ph.D. in Computer Science
GPA: 3.81/4.0
- Computer Vision
- Deep Learning
- Natural Language Processing
- Data Visualization
Relevant Courseworks:
Amirkabir University of Technology
Tehran, Iran
Degree: B.Sc. in Computer Engineering
GPA: 18.34/20.0
- Data Structures and Algorithms
- Database Management Systems
- Artificial Intelligence
- Probability and Statistics
Relevant Courseworks:
Projects
What attracts pathologists’ and computer-aided models’ attention while diagnosing melanocytic skin lesions?
An interactive data visualization website based on d3.js
Data augmentation for a Facial Expression Recognition System using GANs
-
Facial Expression Recognition can be a challenging task when a dataset has imbalanced label distribution.
In this project we try to use CycleGAN as a data augmentation method to generate synthesized images for less popular emotions in FER2013 Kaggle dataset.
e were able to increase the accuracy of disgust class by almost 10%.
- Tools: Python, Pytoch, Google Colab
Solving ambiguity problem in open-domain QA by AmbigQA
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In this project we reproduced the results of AmbigQA paper. Open-domain question answering is the task of finding answers to any natural factoid question from a large corpus
of evidence documents such as Wikipedia.
To solve the ambiguity problem in open-domain QA, this paper introduces a new task, AmbigQA , where Question Rewriting
Rewriting is used to differentiate distinct answers.
- Tools: Python, Pytoch, HuggingFace
Publications
Automated Analysis of Whole Slide Digital Skin Biopsy Images
An analysis of pathologists’ viewing processes as they diagnose whole slide digital images


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| SceneQueryType | RaycastMode [get, set] |
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| int | BoxRaysPerEdge [get, set] |
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| bool | OrthographicBoxCast [get, set] |
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| RaycastDirectionMode | CurrentRaycastDirectionMode [get, set] |
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| OrientationMode | CurrentOrientationMode [get, set] |
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| float | OrientationBlend [get, set] |
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| bool | DebugEnabled [get, set] |
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| bool | UpdateLinkedTransform [get, set] |
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| float | RotateLerpTime [get, set] |
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| Vector3? | WorkingPosition [get, protected set] |
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The User API is available via the api.user
namespace. It has
several sub namespaces:
api.user.history
for accessing a user's search interactions
up until the current moment.
api.user.realTime
to listen for new
interactions as they happen.
api.user.storage
for saving state.
CrowdLogger tracks several user-browser interactions: clicks, queries, tab events, page loads, and page focuses. When any of these events are detected, an object is
created describing the event. This is then broadcasted and logged.
Here's a description of the object fields for each kind of event.
All events have at minimum two fields: id
(a unique id used by
the database) and e
(for "event", see table below). Currently they
all have a t
(timestamp) field, as well, but we may introduce
some new events that don't include a timestamp.
e: 'search'
.
id
: A unique identifier.
t
: The timestamp.
tid
: The id of the tab in which the search
occurred.
q
: The query.
se
: The search engine.
url
: The URL of the results page.
srnk
: The starting rank of the results.
rcnt
: The result count as displayed.
res
: A list of the search results.
Each object in the array represents a single result and has the
following structure:
rnk
: The rank.
ttltxt
: The title text.
ttlurl
: The title URL.
durl
: The displayed URL.
shtml
: The summary HTML.
l
: An array of links from
the result (including the title):
anc
: The anchor text.
url
: The URL.
e: "search", t:<PHONE_NUMBER>589, tid: "1363369830328", q: "html symbols", se: "http://www.bing.com/search", url: "http://www.bing.com/search?q=html+symbols&form=MOZSBR&pc=MOZI", rcnt: "280,000,000 results", srnk: 1, id: 929, res: [{ rnk: 1, ttltxt: "HTML Symbol Entities Reference", ttlurl: "http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_symbols.asp", durl: "www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_symbols.asp", shtml: "HTML Symbol Entities. This entity reference includes mathematical symbols, Greek characters, various arrows, technical symbols and shapes. Note: Entity names are ...", l: [ { anc: "HTML Symbol Entities Reference", url: "http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_symbols.asp" }] }, ... ] }
e: 'click'
id
: A unique identifier.
t
: The timestamp.
turl
: The clicked URL.
surl
: The URL of the page on which the
click occurred.
stid
: The id of the tab in which the click
occurred.
anc
: The anchor text of the link.
s
: Only present if this was a click from
a search page. Contains the following fields:
q
: The associated query.
r
: The rank (will be
null
if the click was not on a result link
(e.g., on an ad)).
{id: 1, e: 'click', t:<PHONE_NUMBER>158, turl: 'http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panda', surl: 'https://www.google.com/search', s: { q: 'panda', r: '1' } }
e: 'tabadd'
id
: A unique identifier.
t
: The timestamp.
ttid
: The target tab id (the one being
added).
turl
: The URL loaded in the new tab.
stid
: The source tab id (the one from
which the new one was added).
surl
: The URL loaded in the source tab.
{id: 1, e: 'tabadd', t:<PHONE_NUMBER>158, ttid: '333445', turl: 'http://www.cnn.com', stid: '333444', surl: 'http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panda'}
e: 'tabselect'
id
: A unique identifier.
t
: The timestamp.
tid
: The id of the selected tab.
url
: The URL of the page loaded in the
selected tab.
{id: 1, e: 'tabremove', t:<PHONE_NUMBER>158, tid: '333444', url: 'http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panda'}
e: 'tabremove'
id
: A unique identifier.
t
: The timestamp.
tid
: The id of the removed tab.
{id: 1, e: 'tabremove', t:<PHONE_NUMBER>158, tid: '333444'}
e: 'pageload'
id
: A unique identifier.
t
: The timestamp.
tid
: The id of the tab in which the page was
loaded.
url
: The loaded URL.
{id: 1, e: 'pageload', t:<PHONE_NUMBER>158, tid: 2k3, url: 'http://www.cnn.com'}
e: 'pagefocus'
id
: A unique identifier.
t
: The timestamp.
tid
: The id of the tab in which the page was
focused.
url
: The URL of the focused page.
ttl
: The page's title.
{id: 1, e: 'pagefocus', t:<PHONE_NUMBER>158, tid: '354235', url: 'http://www.cnn.com', ttl: 'CNN.com – Breaking News'}
e: 'pageblur'
id
: A unique identifier.
t
: The timestamp.
tid
: The id of the tab in which the page was
focused.
url
: The URL of the focused page.
ttl
: The page's title.
{id: 1, e: 'pageblur', t:<PHONE_NUMBER>445, tid: '354235', url: 'http://www.cnn.com', ttl: 'CNN.com – Breaking News'}
e: 'loggingstatuschange'
id
: A unique identifier.
t
: The timestamp.
le
: Logging enabled: true
or
false
{id: 1, e: 'loggingstatuschange', t:<PHONE_NUMBER>158, le: false}
The api.user.history
should be used to access a user's browser
interactions up until the current moment. For example, if you want to make a
language model of all queries the user has submitted in the past (assuming they
have been logged). There are several functions available to you:
api.user.history.getInteractionHistory
on_chunk
chunk_size
below). Chunks are
processed asynchronously. It should expect three parameters:
next
function, which, when
invoked, will read in the next chunk asynchronously
abort
function, which, when
invoked, will
end the reading. This can take up to two parameters:
isError
(default false) and
errorMsg
. If isError == true
, then
the on_error
function will be invoked; otherwise,
the on_success
function will be (see below).
on_success
on_chunk
.
on_error
chunk_size
chunk_size
is
less than 1, it is set to 250, and if greater than 500, it is set
to 500.
reverse
lower_bound
upper_bound
You can use api.user.history.getInteractionHistory
to access
a user's full interaction history: clicks, queries, page loads/focuses, and
tab events.
Lets go over a few common patterns. If you want to read the entire activity log in default chunk sizes, you can do something like this:
// Prints each of the given entries. function print_entries( entries, next, abort ){ var i; for( i = 0; i < entries.length; i++ ){ console.log( JSON.stringify(entries[i]) ); } // Read the next chunk. next(); } // Read the log and print the entries. api.user.history.getInteractionHistory({ on_chunk: print_entries });
Now let's suppose you are populating a search
history web page. If the user hasn't scrolled to the bottom of the page yet,
there's no reason to load any additional content. So, we want to chunk the data
and traverse it in reverse order (most recent log entries first), but only call
next
when we need to.
var body = jQuery('
'); // Appends a set of entries to an html page. function appendEntriesToPage( entries, next, abort ){ var i, entryElm; // Append the entries as spans of text. for( i = 0; i < entries.length; i++ ){ entryElm = jQuery('').text(entries[i].e+'@'+entries[i].t); body.append(entryElm); } // When the last element comes into view, read the next chunk. // The 'next' function knows to call this function again, so // we don't have to pass any additional information. function onFocus(e){ jQuery(this).unbind('focus', onFocus); next(); } if( entryElm ){ entryElm.focus(onFocus); } } // Read the log, reading entries in 50-entry chunks, and add them to the // body element. We're reading in reverse, so we set reverse: true. api.user.history.getInteractionHistory({ on_chunk: appendEntriesToPage, chunk_size: 50, reverse: true });
The other options are useful for various situations. The on_success
is convenient if you need to do something once all the data has been read
and processed. Note that this call is only made after the last invocation of
next
(when you call next
and there is no more data
to read) or if you invoke abort()
or abort(false)
.
The on_error
function will report any errors that occur internally
or if you invoke abort(true)
or
abort(true, 'error message')
.
The upper_bound
and lower_bound
options are handy if you know the minimum or maximum ids of the entries you
would like to retrieve—after all, why read in everything if you don't
need to?
api.user.history.getPastSessions
Groups interaction events into sessions, where a session boundary is
defined as any duration between consecutive interaction events
equal to or greater than sessionThreshold
minutes.
api.user.history.getPastSearchTrails
Groups 'related' events. A group starts with one of:
All actions following one of the start events is grouped with that
start event until a new start event is reached or the session ends
(determined by at least sessionThreshold
minutes of
inactivity).
api.user.realTime.addActivityListeners
query-entered
link-clicked
page-loaded
page-focused
Note that each of the callbacks should expect two arguments:
You can use api.user.realTime.addActivityListeners
to
access new interactions as they happen.
api.user.realTime.removeActivityListeners
query-entered
link-clicked
page-loaded
page-focused
It's a good idea to remove listeners when a CLRM is unloaded. You can
use api.user.realTime.removeActivityListeners
exactly
as you used its addActivityListeners
counterpart. Invoking
this function will prevent the given functions from receiving events
in the future.


Dear Friend, With great pleasure I Mr. Donald Ofu Obidima, Credit control Manager of a Bank (name upheld)is writing you in respect of a foreign customer an Oil consultant/contractor with the Nigerian National Petroleum corporation,Engr.Lee Seunghyo made a numbered time (Fixed) Deposit for twelve calendar months valued at US$25,000,000.00 (Twenty-five Million Dollars) in my branch. Upon maturity, I sent a routine notification to his forwarding address but got no reply. After a month, we sent a reminder and finally we discovered from his contract employers, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation that Engr.Lee Seunghyo died in Korean Air Flight 801, which crashed in Guam on August 1997 with other passengers onboard. I therefore made further investigation and discovered that Engr. Lee Seunghyo died without making a WILL, and all attempts to trace his next of kin was fruitless.Also, he did not declare any next of kin or relations in all his official documents,including his Bank Deposit paperwork in my Bank.This sum of US$25,000,000.00 is still sitting in my Bank and the interest is being rolled over with the principal sum at the end of each year. Since the demise of this our customer, I have personally watched the account with keen interest to see the next of kin but all has proved abortive as no one has come to claim his FIXED DEPOSIT fund of USD.$25million, [Twenty five million United States Dollars] which has been with my branch for a very long time. Since his death, none of his next-of-kin or relations has come forward to lay claims for this money asthe heir. A member of our government trade delegation to your country gave your impeccable profile to me. Hence I have decided to seek your co-operation in this business deal due to the sensitivity of this transaction. It may interest you to know that I am only contacting you as a foreigner because this money cannot be approved to a local Bank account here, but can only be approved to a foreigner with an account since the money is in US Dollars. I have decided as a matter of urgency upon this discovery now seek your permission to have you stand as next of kin to the deceased Engr. Lee Seunghyo as No one has ever come forward to claim this fund. In accordance to Nigerian Law, fund deposited for a long period of time without claim will be reverted to the Nigerian Government treasury if nobody applies to claim this fund after a long period of time. I want you to co-operate with me so that the fruits of this man's labour will not get into the hands of some unsrupulous corrupt government officials if NOT CLAIMED now. I have secured from the probate an Order of Madamus to locate any of deceased beneficiaries. Hence I am contacting you with this proposal. This is simple, I will like you to provide immediately the following below: 1.full names and address 2.Date of Birth 3.Tel & Fax Numbers So that the Attorney will prepare the necessary documents and affidavits which will put you in place as the next of kin. We shall employ the services of two Attorneys for drafting and notorization of the WILL and to obtain the necessary documents and letter of probate/administration in your favour for the transfer. The Bank cannot release the fund from his account unlesssomeone applies for claim as the next-of-kin to the deceased as indicated in our banking guidelines. I have almost resolved to finalize this transaction with some money to secure documents in your name as the bonafide beneficiary of this fund $25m which guarantees our safety and successful transfer. With the above suggestion, It is reliable,safe and quick for transfer process. At the successful conclusion of this business, your goodself shall be entitled to have 40% that is, USD$10m of the total money while I will have 55% that is USD$13.750m and 5% that is USD$1.250m for communications and other expenses. I am ready to invest a reasonable percentage of mine into any viable business you suggest as a joint partner. Your response is highly imperative as this is a TWO-man business deal transaction as I shall then provide you with more details and relevant documents that will help you understand the transaction. I need your assistance and co-operation to this reality as I have done my Home-work and fine tune the best way to create you as all the paperwork for this transaction will be done by the Attorney and my position as the Branch Manager guarantees the successful execution of this transaction with you as the beneficiary to this fund. Your percentage will also be a source of upliftment.You have absolutely nothing to LOSE in assisting me instead, you have so much to GAIN. Be rest assured that this transaction would be most profitable for both of us. I will appreciate your early reply for commencement of business.Contact me for acknowledgement by E-mail and whereby you are not interested, please indicate in your reply so that I can seek for the assistance of someone else. Thanks for your expected co-operation and treat ASAP as your utmost Trust,Honesty and Confidentiality will be highly appreciated in this business deal transaction. Thanks with great regards. Mr. Donald Ofu Obidima


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The 39th IEEE International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD’21) Best Paper Award
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Rising Stars in Computational and Data Sciences, 2019 [Link]
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Principles and Practice of Parallel Programming (PPoPP’19) Best Paper Award Finalist
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ACM/IEEE International Conference for High-Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis (SC'18) Best Student Paper Award
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GaTech CoC Graduate Student Council Travel Grant
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IBM PhD Fellowship for 2017-2018 [Link]
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Travel grant from the Institute for Pure and Applied Mathematics (IPAM) for Big Data Meets Computation Workshop 2017
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Selected students to attend IEEE-WIE Women’s Leadership Summit 2016
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ZhuLiYueHua Award for the Excellent PhD Students of Chinese Academy of Sciences (Top 0.2%), 2013
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Merit Student of Institute of Computing Technology, 2013
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Xia Peisu Scholarship of Institute of Computing Technology (Top 1%), 2011
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Outstanding Research Assistant of the Computer Architecture Laboratory at the University of Chinses Academy of Sciences, 2011
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Date : 21 Novemeber 1999
The FreqHPF is a frequency based high-pass filter which allows only frequencies over the cut-off frequency to pass through it. The cut-off frequency is specified by using FreHPF's parameter window (by control double-clicking on the unit).


K-Pop Star Goo Hara Found Dead At Her Home Aged 28
by By Steffanie TanKorean singer and actor Goo Hara was found dead at her home in Seoul, police say. They are investigating the cause of her death.
Police say an acquaintance found the 28-year-old dead at her home in Cheongdam-dong, in southern Seoul, at 6.09pm local time.
Police refused to provide further details.
In May, Goo was reportedly found unconscious at her home and hospitalised.
Her Japanese agency, Production Ogi, released a statement confirming her death.
“Hello. We are here to deliver the tragic and unfortunate news. Family members and friends of Goo Hara are deeply shocked and anxious at the moment,” a translated version of the statement reads, via Soompi. “Therefore, we earnestly request that you refrain from writing speculative articles and spreading rumours. In addition, we ask the media and fans to refrain from making condolence calls.”
Goo made her debut in 2008 as a member of girl group Kara. In 2016, when the group disbanded, Goo embarked on a solo career and gained popularity in both South Korea and Japan. She also appeared on a number of TV shows including It’s Okay, That’s Love and City Hunter.
Goo had an upcoming tour planned for Japan, in cities including Osaka and Tokyo.

If you or someone you know is contemplating suicide or suffering from mental health issues, please call Lifeline on 13 11 14, or the Suicide Call Back Service on 1300 659 467. If you are in immediate danger, call 000.
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What is your experience of compassionate (or not) leadership?
It's easier to thrive under a compassionate leader you feel connected to the project and motivated to do your best. I've had many companies/directors who see us as just another "brick in the wall" and once their done with us throw us away.
Do the multiplying goodness meditation. How did you find it?
It was nice, it's a nice feeling to multiply the "goodness".. I haven't thought of that before. A lot of meditation have you breath in "goodness" and breath out all the bad stuff.
Do the Tonglen meditation. How did you find it?
Strong Will try add this to my daily meditations.
How does the SCARF model apply to your Phase 0 experience so far? How will it apply to bootcamp?
Status: This has been hard for me I think I put alot into having a good job and was proud of my job. I've found it hard to
tell former work mates that I'm going back to study. But I need to remember that it's definitely not a step down in status.
Certainty: Yeah in the past being a contract worker I felt uncertainty every time our contracts came up for review, it is
debilitating. There is it feels a big leap of faith for me in this course and the career I'm heading in to. Every time I
couldn't finish something or got stuck I doubted everything I was doing.. The meditation side of this course has helped,
taking a breath focusing on goal and affirmations.
Autonomy: This one I do feel in other areas of life but through slowing everything down and focusing of what needs to be
done one step at a time is one way I've found helps with having some control in life.
Relatedness: I really liked that quote they had in the book by Warren Buffett "When you get to my age, you’ll measure
your success in life by how many of the people you want to have love you actually do love you. That’s the ultimate test of
how you’ve lived your life.”
Fairness: Yeaah I find it hard not to be like everyone else and not take the one dollar and the end up with nothing....
Though I'm also the type of person who if I had the $20 dollars to try to be fair and give them $10 but will probably think
they deserve it more and give them the whole $20... I learning to make sure my decisions benefit me as well because how can
help anyone if I can't even help myself. It's been a learning process for me this year..
How am I going to apply this to the course.
Take the last chapter in account. Realise that everyone in this course is human and that we're all going through this in one
way or another. Be empathetic and guide each other.
"Love them. Understand them. Forgive them. Grow with them."
Have a difficult conversation. How did it go? (It's a valuable skill, but can take practice to develop!)
I always have them haha you have to do it. The smallest things have ways of festering and manifesting into some horrible
monster.
I do avoid having them and recently I've managed to catch my self and make sure I bite the bullet. It's the only way you can
get through anything in life and I do find that I regret not having the conversations more than having them.


COMMEMORATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR THE ERADICATION OF POVERTY
OCTOBER 17-24
In rich countries such as the U.S., more than 100 million people live
in poverty and 5 million are homeless. While rich people in the U.S. are
getting richer, the number of people living below the poverty line is actually
increasing. And, the U.S. is first in AIDS cases, ranks 18th in life expectancy
and is first in annual environmental degradation among rich countries.
The figures are even more troubling on a global level. Today, 1.3 billion
people or one-third of the world's population lives in poverty. Each year,
25 million more people fall into the depths of this social scourge. More
than a third of the world's children is malnourished.
Given the urgency and magnitude of the poverty challenge, the United
Nations General Assembly declared 1996 the International Year for the Eradication
of Poverty.
October 17, the International day for the Eradication of Poverty, provides
a unique opportunity to reflect on the stark reality that is poverty --
lack of sufficient food, safe water, reliable health care adequate shelter
education, training and income-earning. The events planned by UNDP on that
date and the activities which will continue through October 24 (United
Nations Day), serve as a vivid call to action and civic responsibility.
Through these events, UNDP makes a public plea to all citizens to begin
to demonstrate active solidarity for the masses of poor people around the
world. For, according to the Human Development Report, poverty affects
all countries, not merely the poorest of the world's nations. It extends
beyond the confines of inner cities just as it surpasses national borders.
And the consequences of poverty -- drugs, forced migration, environmental
degradation, diseases such as AIDS and terrorism travel without a passport
and stop at no frontier.
The attached schedule of events will provide you with details on what
is being planned. We look forward to seeing you.
COMMEMORATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR THE ERADICATION
OF POVERTY OCTOBER 17-24
Partners
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
United Nations Association of the USA
World Conference on Religion and Peace
Sister Cities International
United Nations Staff Association
UNDP/UNFPA/UNOPS Staff Association
October 17
9:15 a.m.
Interfaith Service
UN Church Center, 1st Ave at 44th Street
International Chapel
(for details, call Rev. John J. McAuley at<PHONE_NUMBER>)
10:30 a.m.
NGO Briefing by Mr. James Gustave Speth, UNDP Administrator
"UNDP: Action Against Poverty"
United Nations Dag Hammerskjold Auditorium
(for details, call Cassandra Waldon at<PHONE_NUMBER>)
Mayors of major North American cities invited to proclaim Oct. 17 as
the Day for the Eradication Poverty in their municipalities
(for details, call Francois Coutu at<PHONE_NUMBER>)
12:00 noon
Press briefing by Mr. James Gustave Speth, UNDP Administrator
United Nations Room 226
Briefing open to members of the UN Correspondents Association only
(for details, call Barbara Francis at<PHONE_NUMBER>)
October 18
All day
Fast to help beat poverty
UNDP invites staff of all UN agencies around the globe to show solidarity
for the world's poor by fasting and donating $5 to development projects.
October 24
Announcement of Students Against Poverty Contest winners 10 school
students around the U.S. will be selected on the basis of their creative
ideas to help combat poverty in their communties for 1997 trip to visit
a developing country
For further information, please contact the UNDP Division of Public
Affairs, Tel:<PHONE_NUMBER>.
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YOUFILTER
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If you found any bugs or want to request a feature please
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me an email.
Also feel free to
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Now on how this works:
An icon will appear in your address bar when you navigate to youtube.
If you click it a popup will appear.
This popup lets you blacklist (or whitelist) a new item and you can edit your items here.
The
dashboard, which can also be opened in the popup, provides a more
convenient
way of managing your items.
Here you can:
- Edit an item
- Delete an item
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The
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This server is for file archiving only. It serves as an endpoint where users can upload files. You can drag and drop multiple files into this page, then press the 'Start upload' button to upload them. For more details about this software, visit the dropzone-backup-server home page.


Welcome!
I'm the creator of this wonderful piece of the Internet.
I'm a penetration tester working in the areas of Application and Network Security. I tend to dabble in web and binary exploitation and I sometimes do some reverse engineering when needed. I've worked professionally in the Security industry for over half a decade.
Library
In the library section you will find resources that have been useful to me over the course of the years. Either for learning new skills or refining a skill you already posess. There's is a ton of good content on the Internet, but finding it all is hard. You will find hidden gems of forgotten knowledge in here. It's like wading through the Vatican library and Smithsonian at the same time.
Weblog
I sometimes pick up the virtual pen and write some words on my weblog. Mostly for documentation of stuff I do that might prove useful to others including my future self.


Lisa Smith could return to Ireland in coming days
by By Digital Desk staffThere is speculation that Irish woman Lisa Smith could be returned to Ireland as early as next Tuesday.
The Dundalk woman left three years ago to join ISIS in Syria.
She is currently being held in a camp on the Turkish/Syrian border with her two-year-old child.
Irish journalist Norma Costello has interviewed Lisa Smith and thinks she will be arrested when she returns:
"The fact that they have evidence that they might have ascertained in Ireland changes the whole picture for her," she said.
"They've told me that they will be questioning her and there will be the likelihood of an arrest is high. [It is unclear] whether or not these charges will stick or whether or not she will be simply questioned and then let back into our society."


Whether a high performance sports drink or a more recreational choice, your Drink Caddy is always ready with a drink. From the first tee to the 19th hole, drinks stay hot or cold for over 5 hours.
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The Limit task is a task container (that is, it holds other tasks) and sets a time limit on how long the nested tasks are allowed to run.
Table 10.1. Limit Task Attributes
| Attribute | Description | Default | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| maxwait | How long to wait for nested tasks to finish. | 180 seconds (3 minutes) | No |
| maxwaitunit | The unit for maxwait. Valid values are "millisecond", "second", "minute", "hour", "day", "week". | seconds | No |
| failonerror | Should the build fail if the time limit has been exceeded? | false | No |
| property | The name of a property to set if the max wait time is exceeded. | none | No |
| value | The value to set for the property if the max wait time is exceeded. | true | No |
| milliseconds | How long to wait in milliseconds. | 3 minutes | No |
| seconds | How long to wait in seconds. | 3 minutes | No |
| minutes | How long to wait in minutes. | 3 minutes | No |
| hours | How long to wait in hours. | 3 minutes | No |
| days | How long to wait in days. | 3 minutes | No |
| weeks | How long to wait in weeks. | 3 minutes | No |
Examples:
Neither the echo nor the fail will happen in this example. The build will continue once the time has expired.
<limit maxwait="3"> <sleep seconds="10"/> <echo>This won't happen...</echo> <fail>This won't happen either...</fail> </limit> |
This is identical to the above example, but uses the convenience "seconds" attribute:
<limit seconds="3"> <sleep seconds="10"/> <echo>This won't happen...</echo> <fail>This won't happen either...</fail> </limit> |
Neither the echo nor the fail will happen in this example. The build will not continue once the time has expired.
<limit maxwait="3" failonerror="true"> <sleep seconds="10"/> <echo>This won't happen...</echo> <fail>This won't happen either...</fail> </limit> |
The limit will be reached and a property will be set indicating so.
<limit minutes="3" property="limit_reached"> <sleep minutes="10"/> <echo>This won't happen...</echo> <fail>This won't happen either...</fail> </limit> <echo>limit_reached = ${limit_reached)</echo> |
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Multiple post-doctoral, PhD, and research assistant positions available in the project on "Provably Verified and
Explainable Probabilistic Reasoning," led by the Principle Investigator, Kuldeep S. Meel.
The positions are funded by the 2.5 million dollar NRF Fellowship for AI awarded to PI and additional funding from Defense Service Organization, Singapore.
The project broadly aims to develop of formal
methods for AI techniques and employ advances in AI techniques
for the development of formal methods.
The project is sub-divided into the following four major themes whose detailed
description is available
at MeelGroup Research.
Theme 1: AI for Formal Methods: New Paradigms for SAT, MaxSAT, and Functional Synthesis
Theme 2: Constrained Sampling and
Integration/Counting
Theme 3: Formal Methods for AI: Verification and Testing of AI Systems
Theme 4: Logic for AI: Interpretable Models and Semantically Aware Deep Neural Networks
1. A Ph.D. in CS or related disciplines such as ECE, Mathematics, and OR.
2. Prior publications with deep algorithmic or system contribution in top-tier conferences
3. We work at the intersection of algorithmic design and systems;
therefore, an ideal candidate should have deeper expertise in one area
and willingness to learn the other. A strong background in statistics,
algorithms/formal methods and prior experience in coding are crucial to
make a significant contribution to our research.
Interested candidates should
email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with a PDF of CV, which must contain information of at least two
references. Furthermore, a short write up indicating your interest in
a particular theme is required.
The initial term of appointment will be one year extensible for another
year, upon review of satisfactory performance.
The selected candidates will be offered competitive salaries and benefits including generous travel funding to top-tier conferences.
1. A Bachelors/Masters degree in CS or related disciplines such as ECE, Mathematics, and OR.
2. We work at the intersection of algorithmic design and systems;
therefore, an ideal candidate should have deeper expertise in one area
and willingness to learn the other. A strong background in statistics,
algorithms/formal methods and prior experience in coding are crucial to
make a significant contribution to our research.
3.
Interested candidates should
email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with a PDF of CV. Furthermore, a short write up indicating your interest in
a particular theme is required and you should include reviews of two of the papers published in the previous 3 years at AAAI/IJCAI/CP/SAT/CAV conferences. The reviews should be in the body of the email (and not as pdf). Furthermore, the body of your email should contain the phrase: “Here are two papers that I have reviewed”. You should also provide reason for your choice of the papers.
NUS is a world-class university that provides an outstanding and supportive research environment. Its School of Computing is highly ranked (within the top 15) among the computer science departments in the world. Singapore is a vibrant, well-connected city with low taxes and research hub in Asia.


Sometimes it’s amazing to me that we still write stuff in C. C++ came along in the early eighties and good ol' C isn’t going anywhere anytime soon.
 Now, the web is way overextended at this point. Today, it’s a technology that does way more than it was ever designed to. Chances are you’re reading this on a phone. If you’re not reading this on a phone, you may be reading it on a “mobile device” filled with – you guessed it – phone components.
This is a far cry from the web’s original design, and even further from the old TCP/IP suite that keeps the intertubes duct-taped together. Conisder this, though: C has actually aged more gracefully than Web technologies. C hasn’t really changed much since K&R second edition, aka ISO C89.
Sure, sure, there’s C99, and C11, both of which are unwhelmingly represented by compiler writers; most modern C language features are implemented by way of compiler extensions. Microsoft is the worst offender here. They really want you to use C++.
In spite of terrible compiler support, an include file system fully rooted in 1978, and a reputation for being difficult to write well, many developers still choose C. Why? Amazingly, C was the TIOBE index programming language of 2017. Why, when you can choose C++, Java, Python, Ruby, Perl, OCaml, NodeJS, Basic, Logo, Whitespace, and dozens I was too lazy to write, would you choose a language as old as C?
I would guess simplicity. C is simple, and not just to write. A good C compiler can be quite simple (or as simple as a compiler can be.) C program can be written without a lot of necessary libraries, but you can be an app written for say, Electron, will be pretty hefty.
A lot of people use the word “elegant” to describe C. Perhaps we could even say “refined,” though not in a stuffy way. C has a long lineage, even before it was called C. It represents at least 40 years of language design, and for that reason, it is still the best tool for many jobs.
I wish I could develop for the web in C. Sigh…
Posted on Mar-4-2018.
filed under: c programming


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Before Change
// Make sure each symbol exists in its corresponding alphabet.
z = False
for symbol, alphabet in zip(outcome, self.alphabet):
if symbol not in alphabet:
break
else:
z = True
else:
// The outcome must be valid and have positive probability.
try:
z = self[outcome] > self.ops.zero
After Change
// whether it represents a null probability.
return True
else:
idx = self._outcomes_index.get(outcome, None)
if idx is None:
// Outcome is not represented in pmf and thus, represents
// a null probability.
return False


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Two Joburg cops killed while responding to a hijacking
by Azarrah KarrimA man who had been reported missing after he was hijacked along with his car in Winchester Hills, was dumped by his hijackers in Noordgesig on Saturday evening. Passersby helped him get to the Orlando police station where he received assistance.
His white BMW was also recovered after South African Police Service (SAPS) members responded to reports of a suspicious car in Klipspruit West. This led suspects inside the car to flee, Brigadier Mathapelo Peters said in a statement.
Meanwhile, national police commissioner General Khehla John Sitole has condemned the killing of two police officers who died on Saturday night.
In a statement, Sitole ordered a manhunt for the alleged cop killers.
"At approximately 20:00 last night a captain and a warrant officer responded to a hijacking complaint at Leonie Street, Winchester Hills, shortly after he (the captain) visited the Booysens police station as the duty officer," SAPS spokesperson Brigadier Vishnu Naidoo said.
Police said it was unclear whether the officials were responding to the hijacking in which the white BMW was taken.
"Initial reports suggest the two members came under fire and they were both fatally wounded at Vleiroos Street while on their way to the complaint."
"We cannot rest until these killers have been found," said General Sitole.
"While police are working around the clock to find these killers, we want to also appeal to anyone with information to please contact our Crime Stop number 08600 10111," Sitole added.
Callers may remain anonymous and all information will be treated with the strictest confidence.
People were also encouraged to download My SAPS app via the Google Play store. This will allow easy access to the SAPS and provide them with tip-offs.


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Thanks @mzelesky !!
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@tpendragon refactored. Take another look?
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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-02-11 23:19:21.I think this is superseded by https://github.com/pulibrary/orangelight/issues/2348 but I'm not sure how #641 is related. Do you recall @christinach?
@hackartisan I can go through #641 next week, I don't remember at the moment.
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Upload Daily Princeton Update Records: (SFTP is currently broken)
The princeton updates are paused. @mzelesky added a fix in voyager helpers but we haven't created a new release of the gem to update marc_liberation. To resume the job, we first need to test that @mzelesky's new fix in voyager helpers uploads the valid Princeton marc records to scsb.
@carolyncole I did a quick look. No it is not. It was added only in comments. Feel free to open a ticket.
The planned end for SFTP to be used in production is March 19th at the moment. The SFTP server will remain around for approximately a month as any archive but any new partner record updates/reports will only be posted on S3 and any updates we want to submit about our own records should go there.
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by Kate Lynch at 2021-02-11 14:05:56.This was slotted as "not needed" in the project plan - closing
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by None at 2021-02-11 17:40:19.No, sorry, my thought about how to locate these was totally wrong. I think we may just delete them in ASpace. Closing this issue. Thanks anyway! :)
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Welcome to The RMIT Behavioral Business Lab Experiment Session.
Our session today is a part of a research project “The Experimental study on Making and Communicating Decisions.”
This session will last for 60 minutes.If you decide to withdraw from the project before the session ends, please notify a member of the research team that is present by raising your hand, and we will help you to go through the withdrawal process.
In this study, you will be paired randomly and anonymously with another participant. You will be randomly allocated the role of either a Sender or a Receiver. If you are the Sender, you will be required to make a series of decision. Prior to making a decision, you will learn your role and given other information relevant to your decision.
At the begining of our session all participants are invited to participate in a production phase where you will find a paragraph in a hard copy format and on screen. You are requested to transcribe it into an input box in their computer screen; you will have 5 minutes to finish the work. For every word they type correctly on the screen, the participant receives a lab token reward with the value AUD$ 0.05 after completing this task, the token is automatically added to participant’s wallet and subsequently referred in the task as participant endowment.
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We invite you to take an implicit association test to understand the relative strength with which you associate math and science with each gender.


Unreal Code
In order to further my C++ and Unreal 4 knowledge, I followed a Pluralsight tutorial to build a replica of Pong. While the tutorial was very informative, I quickly learned that I would have to research solutions to my compiling errors as the instructor was using an older version of the engine. Through this process I became very familiar with the Unreal Engine documentation and how to comb through the plethora of information to find the answers I needed.
Part 1 : Creating Custom C++ Files
Coding a game mode and adding custom BluePrint properties
Setting up the goal boundaries
The ball actor and it's collision checks
Lastly the paddle which will be used by the player and AI
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Part 2 : Working with BluePrints and Custom Inputs
Setting the collision attributes for the ball
Setting up the AI paddle with custom blueprint
Making keybindings for the player
Part 3 : Setting the Actors in the Viewport
Placing the ball on the 2D plane of the game
Placing both a Player and AI paddle instance


Clustering - Scale-Free-Network
This example shows the randomly generated scale-free-network set of nodes and connected edges from example 2.
 If you increase the number of nodes to
a value higher than 100, automatic clustering is used before the initial draw (assuming the checkbox is checked).
Clustering is done automatically when zooming out. When zooming in over the cluster, the cluster pops open. When the cluster is very big, a special instance
will be created and the cluster contents will only be simulated in there. Double click will also open a cluster.
Try values of 500 and 5000 with and without clustering. All thresholds can be changed to suit your dataset.
Experiment with the clusterEdgeThreshold, which increases the formation of clusters when zoomed out (assuming the checkbox is checked).


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layout: single
title: 'CybercrimeTech Interviewed!: Baby Got Bactria'
date: '2013-07-08T17:01:00.000+09:00'
author: Joshua James
tags:
- Thanks!
modified_time: '2013-07-08T17:01:00.284+09:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2701259639305045003.single-7481438189676933560
blogger_orig_url: http://www.cybercrimetech.com/2013/07/cybercrimetech-interviewed-baby-got.html
---
Since the single went up in the middle of travelling for conferences and Police training, I didn't get a chance to thank the very interesting history blog Baby Got Bactria for interviewing Cybercrimetech.


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Welcome to django-chartjs demo!
Here are some demo links. Browse the code to see how they are implemented
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Colors
Line Chart Demo


Javascript is a language that can create and alter objects
and variables. It differs from HTML in that if doesn't outline
a structure for webpage or work in a tag based way. It is also
different from CSS as it can be used to alter existing objects
rather than just style them.
Loops work in an intuative way where you set initial conditions,
constraints and an iteration pattern, and then allow it perform its
action on the object or variable that is within the loop. For example
you can use the idea of spreading butter on toast. You start with no
butter on your and you keep spreading more on until the toast is covered
in butter.
Arrays and objects are both ways of storing data in Javascript. Arrays have
elements are are stored in an ordered set where the zeroth (initial or first) element
is at the front of the set with the n-1th at the end. To access an element you
can call its position in the line up.
Object have properties that are denoted by a name, but don't have a purposeful order.
There are a couple of ways to call properties from objects; the first is the dot notation
for a string or conversion of a string i.e. myCouch.redCushion. The second is bracket
notation and can be used when the property is not a string like in this example
where there is a space between the words i.e. myCouch["Red Cushion"].
Functions are sets of code where you plug in variables and they return an answer or
set of answers (depending of specifications) based off those variables (typically).
They are useful as black boxes where you can throw variables at them and get meaningful
answers in return.


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