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Recipe 1.15. Expanding and Compressing TabsCredit: Alex Martelli, David Ascher ProblemYou want to convert tabs in a string to the appropriate number of spaces, or vice versa. SolutionChanging tabs to the appropriate number of spaces is a reasonably frequent task, easily accomplished with Python strings' expandtabs method. Because strings are immutable, the method returns a new string object, a modified copy of the original one. However, it's easy to rebind a string variable name from the original to the modified-copy value: mystring = mystring.expandtabs( ) This doesn't change the string object to which mystring originally referred, but it does rebind the name mystring to a newly created string object, a modified copy of mystring in which tabs are expanded into runs of spaces. expandtabs, by default, uses a tab length of 8; you can pass expandtabs an integer argument to use as the tab length. Changing spaces into tabs is a rare and peculiar need. Compression, if that's what you're after, is far better performed in other ways, so Python doesn't offer a built-in way to "unexpand" spaces into tabs. We can, of course, write our own function for the purpose. String processing tends to be fastest in a split/process/rejoin approach, rather than with repeated overall string transformations: def unexpand(astring, tablen=8): import re # split into alternating space and non-space sequences pieces = re.split(r'( +)', astring.expandtabs(tablen)) # keep track of the total length of the string so far lensofar = 0 for i, piece in enumerate(pieces): thislen = len(piece) lensofar += thislen if piece.isspace( ): # change each space sequences into tabs+spaces numblanks = lensofar % tablen numtabs = (thislen-numblanks+tablen-1)/tablen pieces[i] = '\t'*numtabs + ' '*numblanks return ''.join(pieces) Function unexpand, as written in this example, works only for a single-line string; to deal with a multi-line string, use ''.join([ unexpand(s) for s in astring.splitlines(True) ]). DiscussionWhile regular expressions are never indispensable for the purpose of manipulating strings in Python, they are occasionally quite handy. Function unexpand, as presented in the recipe, for example, takes advantage of one extra feature of re.split with respect to string's split method: when the regular expression contains a (parenthesized) group, re.split returns a list where the split pieces are interleaved with the "splitter" pieces. So, here, we get alternate runs of nonblanks and blanks as items of list pieces; the for loop keeps track of the length of string it has seen so far, and changes pieces that are made of blanks to as many tabs as possible, plus as many blanks are needed to maintain the overall length. Some programming tasks that could still be described as expanding tabs are unfortunately not quite as easy as just calling the expandtabs method. A category that does happen with some regularity is to fix Python source files, which use a mix of tabs and spaces for indentation (a very bad idea), so that they instead use spaces only (which is the best approach). This could entail extra complications, for example, when you need to guess the tab length (and want to end up with the standard four spaces per indentation level, which is strongly advisable). It can also happen when you need to preserve tabs that are inside strings, rather than tabs being used for indentation (because somebody erroneously used actual tabs, rather than '\t', to indicate tabs in strings), or even because you're asked to treat docstrings differently from other strings. Some cases are not too badfor example, when you want to expand tabs that occur only within runs of whitespace at the start of each line, leaving any other tab alone. A little function using a regular expression suffices: def expand_at_linestart(P, tablen=8): import re def exp(mo): return mo.group( ).expand(tablen) return ''.join([ re.sub(r'^\s+', exp, s) for s in P.splitlines(True) ]) This function expand_at_linestart exploits the re.sub function, which looks for a regular expression in a string and, each time it gets a match, calls a function, passing the match object as the argument, to obtain the string to substitute in place of the match. For convenience, expand_at_linestart is coded to deal with a multiline string argument P, performing the list comprehension over the results of the splitlines call, and the '\n'.join of the whole. Of course, this convenience does not stop the function from being able to deal with a single-line P. If your specifications regarding which tabs are to be expanded are even more complex, such as needing to deal differently with tabs depending on whether they're inside or outside of strings, and on whether or not strings are docstrings, at the very least, you need to perform a tokenization. In addition, you may also have to perform a full parse of the source code you're dealing with, rather than using simple string or regular-expression operations. If this is the case, you can expect a substantial amount of work. Some beginning pointers to help you get started may be found in Chapter 16. If you ever find yourself sweating out this kind of task, you will no doubt get excellent motivation in the future for following the normal and recommended Python style in the source code you write or edit: only spaces, four per indentation level, no tabs, and always '\t', never an actual tab character, to include a tab in a string literal. Your favorite editor can no doubt be told to enforce all of these conventions whenever a Python source file is saved; the editor that comes with IDLE (the free integrated development environment that comes with Python), for example, supports these conventions. It is much easier to arrange your editor so that the problem never arises, rather than striving to fix it after the fact! See AlsoDocumentation for the expandtabs method of strings in the "Sequence Types" section of the Library Reference; Perl Cookbook recipe 1.7; Library Reference and Python in a Nutshell documentation of module re. |


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Encode strings into web-safe base64 format.
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Tales of the Jazz Age
by F. Scott Fitzgerald
THE DIAMOND AS BIG AS THE RITZ Chapter 3
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- Year Published: 1922
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Fitzgerald, F.S. (1922) Tales of the Jazz Age. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons
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"Good–evening," muttered John, summoning his brains from the wild places.
"Good–morning, sir. Are you ready for your bath, sir? Oh, don't get up—I'll put you in, if you'll just unbutton your pyjamas—there. Thank you, sir."
John lay quietly as his pyjamas were removed—he was amused and delighted; he expected to be lifted like a child by this black Gargantua who was tending him, but nothing of the sort happened; instead he felt the bed tilt up slowly on its side—he began to roll, startled at first, in the direction of the wall, but when he reached the wall its drapery gave way, and sliding two yards farther down a fleecy incline he plumped gently into water the same temperature as his body.
He looked about him. The runway or rollway on which he had arrived had folded gently back into place. He had been projected into another chamber and was sitting in a sunken bath with his head just above the level of the floor. All about him, lining the walls of the room and the sides and bottom of the bath itself, was a blue aquarium, and gazing through the crystal surface on which he sat, he could see fish swimming among amber lights and even gliding without curiosity past his outstretched toes, which were separated from them only by the thickness of the crystal. From overhead, sunlight came down through sea–green glass.
"I suppose, sir, that you'd like hot rosewater and soapsuds this morning, sir—and perhaps cold salt water to finish."
The negro was standing beside him.
"Yes," agreed John, smiling inanely, "as you please." Any idea of ordering this bath according to his own meagre standards of living would have been priggish and not a little wicked.
The negro pressed a button and a warm rain began to fall, apparently from overhead, but really, so John. discovered after a moment, from a fountain arrangement near by. The water turned to a pale rose colour and jets of liquid soap spurted into it from four miniature walrus heads at the corners of the bath. In a moment a dozen little paddle–wheels, fixed to the sides, had churned the mixture into a radiant rainbow of pink foam which enveloped him softly with its delicious lightness, and burst in shining, rosy bubbles here and there about him.
"Shall I turn on the moving–picture machine, sir?" suggested the negro deferentially. "There's a good one–reel comedy in this machine to–day, or I can put in a serious piece in a moment, if you prefer it.
"No, thanks," answered John, politely but firmly. He was enjoying his bath too much to desire any distraction. But distraction came. In a moment he was listening intently to the sound of flutes from just outside, flutes dripping a melody that was like a waterfall, cool and green as the room itself, accompanying a frothy piccolo, in play more fragile than the lace of suds that covered and charmed him.
After a cold salt–water bracer and a cold fresh finish, he stepped out and into a fleecy robe, and upon a couch covered with the same material he was rubbed with oil, alcohol, and spice. Later he sat in a voluptuous while he was shaved and his hair was trimmed.
"Mr. Percy is waiting in your sitting–room," said the negro, when these operations were finished. "My name is Gygsum, Mr. Unger, sir. I am to see to Mr. Unger every morning."
John walked out into the brisk sunshine of his living–room, where he found breakfast waiting for him and Percy, gorgeous in white kid knickerbockers, smoking in an easy chair.


Hi, I'm trying to better understand what is happening when using the emonTx on 3 phase systems:
3 Phase 208V L-L (120 L-N)
3 Phase 277V L-L (480 L-N)
The setup uses an emonTx with a slightly modified emonTx_CT123_Voltage sketch. The Voltage sensing uses an outlet connected to the 120V line to neutral which the AC sensor is plugged on. CT 1,2,3 each have a SCT 200A connected to each leg.
What I don't understand is why each CT needs a different calibration than what I had originally found using my single phase test bench. After all isn't the CT measuring the current in the wire, irregardless of whether it is single or 3-phase !?
I know Robert has extended this sketch to "emonTx_CT123_3Phase_Voltage", I gravitate towards this in the future, but first I need to understand what is going on the above!
Thanks!
Re: Understanding 3 Phase monitoring with emonTx sketch
You shouldn't be needing very different calibration coefficients. How different are they? Each will be different of course because of tolerances in manufacturing the c.t. and the burden, but they should be within a few percent. You can always put the 3 c.t's on the same wire to compare and calibrate.
Have you read "3-Phase Power" in Building Blocks? If you are reading the current and voltage on different phases, you can only measure VA (apparent power) and then it's only a 'best guess'. It makes no sense whatsoever to look at real power.
Re: Understanding 3 Phase monitoring with emonTx sketch
Thanks for the reply Robert!
I read the Building Block and I'm wondering if its because the readings are not taken ⅓ cycle apart.
Current Sensing device : SCT-019-200
Single phase calibration at 115VAC
3 Phase 208V L-L (120V L-N)
The 3 Phase calibration was done quickly on site to match the voltage and then power on each leg. I'm only using 1 emonTx with this setup.
Re: Understanding 3 Phase monitoring with emonTx sketch
What are those numbers - are they the current calibration constant that gives you the correct reading compared with what?
Because if they are, something is wrong, and the first thing I'd suspect is you're confused. The SCT-019-200 is a voltage output device, meaning it has its burden wired internally, and you don't need an external burden as well. But then, you might have the SCT-019-000 which is a 200 A device and which does need an external burden as it has a 33 mA per 200 A output (possibly! the SCT-013-000 says that too and it's wrong!).
I did tell you not to take any notice of real power. If that's what you're showing me, forget it. Go back and look at those phasor diagrams and think what real power means - it is the product of the component of current that is in phase with the voltage and that voltage. If you're multiplying a current that is 120 ° away from the voltage with the voltage, that's not real power. If you're doing what I think, you can only legitimately multiply rms voltage by rms current to give you apparent power.
And remember, if you're measuring current one side of a transformer and voltage the other, you need to know what the winding arrangement of the transformer is - in the UK I'd expect it to be delta-star, but American systems are illogical to me!
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I'm always interested in the potential of technology to support social and political causes.
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- The right team.
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The right team is balanced
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Interaction design study group in 2009.
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Poplus based PMO in 2014.
- Community driven vs Donor driven.
Election crowdsourcing failure in 2015.
The right data is interoprable
- No data.
Crowdsourcing is harder than scraping for the environmental impact map in 2009.
- Not open.
Argentina's FOIA law in 2016
- No identifiers.
Can't cross refrence company owners in 2017 sousveillance hackathon.
- No standards.
Translating from Excel to OCDS old mexican contracting data in 2018.
The right standards are flexible, expressive and updated
- Popolo Project vs Akoma Ntoso standard.
Poplus federation helped add Events in Popolo to express voting in 2015.
- One OCDS does not fit all.
Is the Open Contracting Data Standard too hard or too easy?
- New Open Ownership standard.
Should it be stand alone or an extension?
The right infrastructure is free and free
- Community built reusable software.
RIP the Poplus Federation circa 2013-2016.
- Community hosted APIs and databases.
PopIt was discontinued in 2016, continued by Cargografias and Sinar.
- Free commercial cloud vs Government hosted vs Civic cloud.
Maintaining just a few servers is hard and expensive.


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1.2 A Brief History of Squid
In the beginning
was the CERN HTTP server. In addition to
functioning as an HTTP server, it was also the first caching proxy.
The caching module was written by Ari Luotonen in 1994.
That same year, the Internet Research Task Force Group on Resource
Discovery (IRTF-RD) started the Harvest project. It was
"an integrated set of tools to gather, extract,
organize, search, cache, and replicate" Internet
information. I joined the Harvest project near the end of 1994. While
most people used Harvest as a local (or distributed) search engine,
the Object Cache component was quite popular as well. The Harvest
cache boasted three major improvements over the CERN cache: faster
use of the filesystem, a single process design, and caching
hierarchies via the Internet Cache Protocol.
Towards the end of 1995, many Harvest team members made the move to
the exciting world of Internet-based startup companies. The original
authors of the Harvest cache code, Peter Danzig and Anawat
Chankhunthod, turned it into a commercial product. Their company was
later acquired by Network Appliance.
In early 1996, I joined the National Laboratory for Applied Network
Research (NLANR) to work on the Information Resource Caching
(IRCache) project, funded by the National Science
Foundation. Under this project, we took the Harvest cache code,
renamed it Squid, and released it under the GNU General Public
License.
Since that time Squid has grown in size and features. It now supports
a number of cool things such as URL redirection, traffic shaping,
sophisticated access controls, numerous authentication modules,
advanced disk storage options, HTTP interception, and surrogate mode
(a.k.a. HTTP server acceleration).
Funding for the IRCache project ended in July 2000. Today, a number
of volunteers continue to develop and support Squid. We occasionally
receive financial or other types of support from companies that
benefit from Squid.
Looking towards the future, we are rewriting Squid in C++ and, at the
same time, fixing a number of design issues in the older code that
are limiting to new features. We are adding support for protocols
such as Edge Side
Includes (ESI) and Internet Content Adaptation Protocol (ICAP). We
also plan to make Squid support IPv6. A few developers are constantly
making Squid run better on Microsoft Windows platforms. Finally, we
will add more and more HTTP/1.1 features and work towards full
compliance with the latest protocol specification.
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SlyKvs pizza came from an english name called Silvia. It also originated from the passion that i had of coming up with something that could be able to catch my interest.
vision:Our vision is to create an environment where people live a comfortable life by being delivered to the pizza.
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Public Member Functions | |
| (id) | - initWithSourcePath:targetFilename:delegate: |
| (void) | - startDownload |
| (void) | - cancelDownload |
| (NSString *) | - targetPath |
| (NSUInteger) | - contentDownloaded |
| (NSUInteger) | - contentLength |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| (id) | + fileDownloaderWithSourcePath:targetFilename:delegate: |
| (NSString *) | + destinationDirectoryPath |
Protected Attributes | |
| BOOL | _downloading |
| NSURLConnection * | _connection |
| NSFileHandle * | _fileHandle |
| NSString * | _filename |
| NSString * | _sourcePath |
|
NSObject < SingleFileDownloaderDelegate > * | _delegate |
| NSUInteger | _bytesReceived |
| NSUInteger | _bytesTotal |
uses NSURLConnection to download file from URL, that is set by concatanating source URL (i.e http://foo.com/files/ ) and file name (i.e. bar.png ), so URL for this file will be http://foo.com/files/bar.png , to APP_SANDBOX/Library/Caches on iOS or to ~/Library/Caches/APP_BUNDLE_ID on Mac (According to Mac OS X File System Guide ).
At the first SingleFileDownloader creates tmp file and downloads contents into it, only after downloading successfully ends - it renames tmp file to destination filename.
SingleFileDownloader is used internally in FilesDownloader class, if you're downloading many files at time from one place - you don't need to use SingleFileDownloader - use FilesDownloader instead.
| - (void) cancelDownload |
Stops downloading.
| - (NSUInteger) contentDownloaded |
Returns downloaded content size in bytes.
| - (NSUInteger) contentLength |
Returns total content size in bytes. This value can be changed each. Use this method in downloadSizeUpdated delegate method to determine new expected content size.
| + (NSString *) destinationDirectoryPath |
Returns shared destination path part for all files ~/Library/Caches/APP_BUNDLE_ID on Mac & APP_SANDBOX/Library/Caches on iOS.
| + (id) fileDownloaderWithSourcePath: | (NSString *) | sourcePath | |
| targetFilename: | (NSString *) | aTargetFilename | |
| delegate: | (id< SingleFileDownloaderDelegate >) | aDelegate | |
Creates SingleFileDownloader with given source path, target filename & delegate.
| sourcePath | - path from which to download file, without filename. I.e. "http://foo.com/files/" |
| aTargetFilename | subPath that will be added to sourcePath to determine full URL for a file. I.e. "foo/bar/file.txt" |
| aDelegate | delegate for SingleFileDownloader status callbacks. |
| - (id) initWithSourcePath: | (NSString *) | sourcePath | |
| targetFilename: | (NSString *) | aTargetFilename | |
| delegate: | (id< SingleFileDownloaderDelegate >) | aDelegate | |
Inits SingleFileDownloader with given source path, target filename & delegate.
| sourcePath | - path from which to download file, without filename. I.e. "http://foo.com/files/" |
| aTargetFilename | subPath that will be added to sourcePath to determine full URL for a file. I.e. "foo/bar/file.txt" |
| aDelegate | delegate for SingleFileDownloader status callbacks. |
| - (void) startDownload |
Starts downloading.
| - (NSString *) targetPath |
Returns full target path for file, that will be downloaded I.e. "APP_SANDBOX/Library/Caches/fooBar.png" (iOS) or @"~/Library/Caches/APP_BUNDLE_ID" (Mac)


Overturned big rig shuts causes traffic snarl on westbound 210 Freeway in Claremont
by ABC7.com staffCLAREMONT, Calif. (KABC) -- An overturned big rig shut down freeway lanes on the westbound 210 Freeway Monday morning.
All but the left hand lane were closed at North Towne Avenue in Claremont. AIR7 HD captured what appeared to be an Amazon Prime truck on its side.
The traffic backup could be seen out of Rancho Cucagmonga.
Alternate route for drivers were Base Line Road or Foothill Boulevard to the south of the freeway.
All lanes were reopened shortly before 8 a.m.


Judge: 'Daft' that gardaí spent €280 to mop up prisoner's urine
by By Gordon DeeganA judge has described as "daft" gardaí paying specialist cleaners €280 to clean up a mess caused by a man in custody when he urinated on a cell door and floor at Ennis Garda Station.
At Ennis District Court, Judge Patrick Durcan said that “a mop and bucket” would have done the job of cleaning up the mess caused by Patrick Maughan (aged 37) of Westbrook House, Gort Rd, Ennis on September 19 last
Sgt Aiden Lonergan told Judge Durcan that it cost gardaí €280 to get in specialist cleaners to clean up the urine mess made by Mr Maughan.
Judge Durcan said: “I think it was an unnecessary spend. A person with a mop could have cleaned that up. We have all have to deal with what cats do, what dogs do."
I hear the head of the Gardai is involved in all sorts of cutbacks and I would simply say to the Commissioner to start at the bottom of the ladder.
In response, Sgt Lonergan said: “There is a balance to be struck. It is urine and it is a matter that has to be dealt with in a certain way.
“I would have to say judge that gardaí would be better employed keeping the streets of Ennis safe and the roads safe rather than cleaning up Mr Maughan’s urine.”
In reply, Judge Durcan said: “It is not a job for a Garda. Of course not.”
Mr Maughan pleaded guilty to a criminal damage offence at Ennis Garda Station on September 19.
Sgt Lonergan said that the criminal damage offence arose from Mr Maughan urinating on the floor and door of his cell and the urine flowing across a hallway at Ennis Garda Station.
Judge Durcan adjourned the case for Mr Maughan to pay €100 compensation.
READ MORE
Man who sexually abused friend's son, 7, gets three years and still disputes charge
Judge Durcan told Mr Maughan’s solicitor, Tara Godfrey that the compensation can be worked out with the cost of a plastic mop “and the cost of a plastic bucket you would buy from Mrs Heffernan at Dunnes Stores”.


MarcoKit: Marco parsing library for Swift
This is a Swift library for working with Marco configuration/value files.
Also, this is a reference implementation of the Marco parser.
What is Marco?
Marco is a new configuration and data serialization format. You can read more about it here.
Library features
MarcoKit allows you to:
- Parse Marco value/configuration files;
- Modify and serialize documents back to
String
(formatting is preserved); - Create new Marco documents;
- Minify or prettify Marco documents;
- Convert Marco to Objective-C representation of JSON and vice-versa.
Carthage
MarcoKit can be imported as a Carthage dependency:
github "marta-file-manager/MarcoKit" "v0.1"
Documentation
The API reference is available here.
Performance
While Marco syntax as easy to parse as JSON, MarcoKit backs Marco values with AST elements. This allows you to modify the document contents without losing the formatting and to implement code insight features. However, this comes as a cost of performance.
I didn’t do any serious performance comparison with other serialization libraries, but the testing shows that using MarcoKit may not be the best idea if you have huge data chunks. However, the difference is unnoticeable for common configuration file use-cases.
Contributing
MarcoKit is available under the Apache 2.0 License.
If you send a Pull Request, please ensure that all existing tests are passing (All Tests
scheme, Product → Test).
If you fixed a bug, add the new test or modify the existing one to check the new behavior.
If you plan to change the Marco format, consider making an issue describing your problem and a proposed solution.


Hello,
emoncms3 is running. The database is set correctly and the login page is there. When I click on "Register" there will be an error:
The requested URL /openenergy/user/create was not found on this server
Are there any file permissions to set?
Thanks
Best regards
Michael
Re: SOLVED - Create new account error
Hello Michael, this sounds like mod_rewrite is not enabled, see step 4 here: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/emoncms/installing-ubuntu-debian-pi
mod_rewrite is required because user/create is not actually a directory but using mod_rewrite it is converted to a query such as emoncms.org?q=user/create, the application then creates the page accordingly. Without mod rewrite it will try and find a file called create in folder user and as that does not exist it will give the not found error.
Re: SOLVED - Create new account error
Hi Trystan,
the webspace where I install emoncms3 is hosted by Strato. Also the MySQL-Server. How can I enable mod_rewrite?
Re: SOLVED - Create new account error
Okay I found that not every Strato packet support mod_rewrite. I try to contact the Strato support.
Post my results as soon as possible
Re: SOLVED - Create new account error
Looks like the same error that you, boxer_ian and StuntMonkeh are having:
http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/1138
http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/1129
I have just tested it again to check my sanity and it is working for me. Does account creation on emoncms.org work for you? feel free to create a dummy account.
Re: SOLVED - Create new account error
Hi,
I am added a .htaccess file to the directory which switch on mode_rewrite. Now it work.
Re: SOLVED - Create new account error
Good to hear
Re: SOLVED - Create new account error
Hey Michael65589, could you describe in more detail what exactly you have done?
I am having the same problem on debian Squeeze...
thanks & regards,
Johannes


Wine Trading in Gergovia
问题描述 :
As you may know from the comic “Asterix and the Chieftain’s Shield”, Gergovia consists of one street, and every inhabitant of the city is a wine salesman. You wonder how this economy works? Simple enough: everyone buys wine from other inhabitants of the city. Every day each inhabitant decides how much wine he wants to buy or sell. Interestingly, demand and supply is always the same, so that each inhabitant gets what he wants.
There is one problem, however: Transporting wine from one house to another results in work. Since all wines are equally good, the inhabitants of Gergovia don’t care which persons they are doing trade with, they are only interested in selling or buying a specific amount of wine. They are clever enough to figure out a way of trading so that the overall amount of work needed for transports is minimized.
In this problem you are asked to reconstruct the trading during one day in Gergovia. For simplicity we will assume that the houses are built along a straight line with equal distance between adjacent houses. Transporting one bottle of wine from one house to an adjacent house results in one unit of work.
输入:
The input consists of several test cases.
Each test case starts with the number of inhabitants n (2 ≤ n ≤ 100000). The following line contains n integers ai (−1000 ≤ ai ≤ 1000). If ai ≥ 0, it means that the inhabitant living in the ith house wants to buy ai bottles of wine, otherwise if ai < 0, he wants to sell −ai bottles of wine. You may assume that the numbers ai sum up to 0.
The last test case is followed by a line containing 0.
输出:
For each test case print the minimum amount of work units needed so that every inhabitant has his demand fulfilled. You may assume that this number fits into a signed 64-bit integer (in C/C++ you can use the data type “long long” or “__int64”, in JAVA the data type “long”).
样例输入:
5 5 -4 1 -3 1 6 -1000 -1000 -1000 1000 1000 1000 0
样例输出:
9 9000
解题代码:
//* @author: ccQ.SuperSupper import java.io.*; import java.util.*; public class Main { static final int N = 100000+100; static int n; static long num[] = new long[N]; public static double Get_Num(StreamTokenizer cin) throws Exception{ cin.nextToken(); return cin.nval; } public static void main(String []args) throws Exception{ int i; StreamTokenizer cin = new StreamTokenizer(new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in))); while(true){ n = (int) Get_Num(cin); if(n==0) break; for(i=1;i<=n;++i) num[i] = (long) Get_Num(cin); System.out.println(solve()); } } public static long solve(){ int i; long cnt=0,ans=0; for(i=1;i<=n;++i){ cnt +=num[i]; ans+=abs(cnt); } return ans; } public static long abs(long cnt){ if(cnt< 0) return -cnt; return cnt; } }
居然看懂了
很好的思路，可以借鉴
This write-up presents the gentle in which we can notice the fact. this is extremely wonderful one and gives in depth info.
约瑟夫也用说这么长……很成熟的一个问题了，分治的方法解起来o(n)就可以了，有兴趣可以看看具体数学的第一章，关于约瑟夫问题推导出了一系列的结论，很漂亮
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原来的主机不行，目前更换到了国内主机
全是智力分析的题
这种题解就相当于直接贴代码了，，想看的是思路
1234百位上出现的次数应该是200吧。
代码不错，赞一个！
第15行代码，/n/n，应该改为nn
L（X [0 .. M-1]，Y [0 .. N-1]）= 1 + L（X [0 .. M-2]，Y [0 .. N-1]）这个地方也也有笔误
应改为L（X [0 .. M-1]，Y [0 .. N-1]）= 1 + L（X [0 .. M-2]，Y [0 .. N-2]）
我觉得是D哎……
不对吧 你算的an是前面说有的项的和


About us
Hi. I'm Kate and La Meva Casa is my baby and my passion. It started with a corner in my garage and an idea. Any one that knows me laughs at the idea of me selling gifts, collectables and decor. My home is country meets modern industrial meets something that isn't even named! My eclectic style is represented in the products we sell from the practical canisters and placemats to the weird Gold Wooden Pineapples.
Now out of the garage and in our own office my hubby and my rock has joined La Meva Casa. He is everything I am not. Practical, organised and not impulsive! He brings to La Meva Casa his years of involvement in management and logistics helping to keep everything running smoothly.
We also have our first employee Jaz, our wonderful, eye twitching organiser and postage girl. She wraps and packs and sends the oddest things all over Australia from the poly resin lamb to Tasmania to the huge metal Tree of Life to Karratha in WA. In fact i buy odd size things just to give Jaz a challenge and Jaz always rises to the occasion.
So together we form La Meva Casa. We pride ourselves on our exceptional customer service while delivering products that are affordable without compromising on quality or style.
So join us on this journey we take and make La Meva Casa - Your Home - for gifts and collectables. (And everything in between)!


September 11, 2021
To begin, CSS language is what makes a website look the way it does because it adds style attributes to HTML, which is the language of the web which form the building-blocks of a website.
In CSS we often talk about Margins, Borders, Padding, and Content. But what are all these concepts and what do they mean? They can be explained visually in what's known as the Box Model
A Webpage, which is under-the-hood a page of HTML code, is a collection of Elements and each of those elements are represented by these four concepts of the Box Model. First let me explain what these concepts are, using something we all know:
Chocolate Cake!
So with this now as our very familiar (and very yummy) frame of reference we can move from the inside out and it breaks down like this:
Mmm, delicious...wait, I'm getting off track, the point is, it's good to know how these concepts can be defined when you begin to manipulate them on an HTML element using CSS. Using the CSS concepts border, padding, and margin, you can change the size of each of these attributes of an element which talks to the element's HTML and thus changes how it appears on a webpage. Margin for example can change the white space outside your element in relation to other elements and Padding changes that space inside an element perhaps to frame an image with white space inside a dark border. So border always separates the padding and margin even it's not set to be visible. CSS border can be used to accentuate the look of an element when a width and weight is applied.
Every single thing on a webpage has these four attributes and CSS is a powerful and robust tool for organising these elements into a visually digestible webpage. Have fun experimenting and always remember: if you get stuck, Google is your friend.
Sources used for research and graphics: Google, CSS Margin vs. Padding: What's the Difference?, and Chocolate Cake Recipetineats


CircuitBreaker
The Circuit Breaker design pattern is used to increase application stability, improve response times and prevent the application from making constant failing requests. This library provides the tools needed to bring Circuit Breaker logic to your Swift applications.
Swift version
The latest version of CircuitBreaker works with the 4.1.2
and newer version of the Swift binaries. You can download this version of the Swift binaries by following this link.
Getting Started
Add CircuitBreaker
to the dependencies within your application’s Package.swift
file. Substitute "x.x.x"
with the latest CircuitBreaker
release.
.package(url: "https://github.com/Kitura-Next/CircuitBreaker.git", from: "x.x.x")
Add CircuitBreaker
to your target’s dependencies:
.target(name: "example", dependencies: ["CircuitBreaker"]),
Import the package inside your application:
import CircuitBreaker
Usage
The CircuitBreaker state is based on timeouts and user defined failures (quite useful when the function you are circuit breaking makes an asynchronous call). To use the CircuitBreaker in your application code you need to do the following:
- Define a fallback function with the signature
(BreakerError, (fallbackArg1, fallbackArg2, ...)) -> Void
:
func myFallback(err: BreakerError, msg: String) {
// The fallback will be called if one of the below occurs:
// 1. The request does not return before the specified timeout
// 2. CircuitBreaker is currently in Open state and set to fail fast.
// 3. There was an error in the user's called context function (networking error, etc.)
Log.verbose("Error: \(err)")
Log.verbose("Message: \(msg)")
}
- Extend BreakerError by defining your own error handling to be used in your context function:
extension BreakerError {
public static let encodingURLError = BreakerError(reason: "URL could not be created")
public static let networkingError = BreakerError(reason: "There was an error, while sending the request")
public static let jsonDecodingError = BreakerError(reason: "Could not decode result into JSON")
}
- Create a context function for the logic you intend to circuit break (this allows you to alert the CircuitBreaker of a failure or a success). A context function receives an
Invocation
object as its parameter. An instance of theInvocation
class states:- The parameter types that must be passed to the context function.
- The return type from the execution of the context function.
- The parameter type used as the second argument for the fallback closure.
func myContextFunction(invocation: Invocation<(String), String>) {
let requestParam = invocation.commandArgs
// Create HTTP request
guard let url = URL(string: "http://myserver.net/path/\(requestParam)") else {
// Something went wrong
invocation.notifyFailure(error: .encodingURLError)
return
}
var req = URLRequest(url: url)
req.httpMethod = "GET"
let session = URLSession.shared
// Perform the request
session.dataTask(with: req) { result, res, err in
guard let result = result else {
// Failed getting a result from the server
invocation.notifyFailure(error: .networkingError)
return
}
// Convert results to a JSON object
guard let json = (try? JSONSerialization.jsonObject(with: result, options: [])) as? [String: Any] else {
invocation.notifyFailure(error: .jsonDecodingError)
return
}
// Process JSON data
invocation.notifySuccess()
}.resume()
}
- Create a CircuitBreaker instance for each context function (e.g. endpoint) you wish to circuit break. The CircuitBreaker instance must specify a name for the circuit breaker, the endpoint to circuit break and the fallback function. Optional configurations include: group, timeout, resetTimeout, maxFailures, rollingWindow and bulkhead, for further details about these configuration options see the API reference.
let breaker = CircuitBreaker(name: "Circuit1", command: myContextFunction, fallback: myFallback)
- Invoke the call to the endpoint by calling the CircuitBreaker
run()
method. You should pass the corresponding arguments for the context command and fallback closures. In this sample,myContextFunction
takes a string as its parameter whilemyFallback
takes a string as its second parameter:
let requestParam: String = "myRequestParams"
breaker.run(commandArgs: requestParam, fallbackArgs: "Something went wrong.")
Full Implementation
extension BreakerError {
public static let encodingURLError = BreakerError(reason: "URL could not be created")
public static let networkingError = BreakerError(reason: "There was an error, while sending the request")
public static let jsonDecodingError = BreakerError(reason: "Could not decode result into JSON")
}
func myFallback(err: BreakerError, msg: String) {
// The fallback will be called if one of the below occurs:
// 1. The request does not return before the specified timeout
// 2. CircuitBreaker is currently in Open state and set to fail fast.
// 3. There was an error in the user's called context function (networking error, etc.)
Log.verbose("Error: \(err)")
Log.verbose("Message: \(msg)")
}
func myContextFunction(invocation: Invocation<(String), String>) {
let requestParam = invocation.commandArgs
// Create HTTP request
guard let url = URL(string: "http://mysever.net/path/\(requestParam)") else {
// Something went wrong...
invocation.notifyFailure(error: .encodingURLError)
}
var req = URLRequest(url: url)
req.httpMethod = "GET"
let session = URLSession.shared
// Perform Request
session.dataTask(with: req) { result, res, err in
guard let result = result else {
// Failed getting a result from the server
invocation.notifyFailure(error: .networkingError)
return
}
// Convert results to a JSON object
guard let json = (try? JSONSerialization.jsonObject(with: result, options: [])) as? [String: Any] else {
invocation.notifyFailure(error: .jsonDecodingError)
return
}
// Process JSON data
invocation.notifySuccess()
}.resume()
}
let breaker = CircuitBreaker(name: "Circuit1", command: myContextFunction, fallback: myFallback)
let requestParam: String = "myRequestParams"
breaker.run(commandArgs: requestParam, fallbackArgs: "Something went wrong.")
Statistics
The following statistics will be tracked for the CircuitBreaker instance:
Tracked Statistics
- Total Requests
- Concurrent Requests
- Rejected Requests
- Successful Responses
- Average Execution Response Time
- Average Total Response Time
- Failed Responses
- Total Timeouts
- Total Latency
- Total Execution Latency
- Hystrix Compliant Snapshot
The example code below shows how to log a snapshot of the statistics and how to create a Hystrix compliant snapshot.
// Create CircuitBreaker
let breaker = CircuitBreaker(name: "Circuit1", command: myFunction, fallback: myFallback)
// Invoke breaker call
breaker.run(commandArgs: (a: 10, b: 20), fallbackArgs: "Something went wrong.")
// Log statistics snapshot
breaker.logSnapshot()
// Hystrix compliant snapshot
let snapshot = breaker.snapshot
Observing statistics
The CircuitBreaker library provides an interface for observing new CircuitBreaker instances in order to register and track statistics changes. In the initialization of a CircuitBreaker instance, the linked monitors are notified of its instantiation allowing them to begin tracking the instance’s statistics. The CircuitBreaker instance exposes a Hystrix compliant statistics snapshot to the monitor which can then be processed accordingly. See the API documentation for more information.
API Documentation
For more information visit our API reference.
Community
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License
This Swift package is licensed under Apache 2.0. Full license text is available in LICENSE.


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Name: Dr. Jamie Bracey
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Phone: (215) 204 - 6225
Address: 1947 N 12th St, Philadelphia PA 19122
Name: Al Tielebein
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Phone: (256) 556 - 3934
Address: 1947 N 12th St, Philadelphia PA 19122
It is highly recommended that teams arrive in Philadelphia no later than 7:30PM on Tuesday, June 20th. Temple University shuttles will be available to pick up teams from Philadelphia International Airport between 3:00pm-8:00pm. Teams arriving after 8:00pm will need to take SEPTA Airport Line from the airport to the Temple University stop, and walk four blocks to the 1940 Dorm. The Airport Line fare is $6.50 per person at a booth and $8.00 per person on the train. We will arrange to have a walking escort for those teams that arrive at the rail stop on campus.
For teams departing Friday, June 23rd, Temple shuttles will depart Temple Engineering between 12:30-3:00pm to arrive at the airport for departures between 2:30pm-6:00pm.
For teams departing Saturday, June 24th, Temple shuttles will depart Temple Engineering between 11:00am-1:00pm for departures after 1pm.
Teams and coaches will reside at the 1940 Residence Hall, one block from the College of Engineering and the two blocks from the competition site. "1940" has two-person and four-person suites with private baths. A set of bed linens will be provided to each delegate. All adults staying in the dorm are required to have current background clearances at the time of the event.
The NEDC is a public event and we welcome guests from our local, regional and national partners. There is no charge to attend the actual competition. However Temple University will charge an onsite daily food and activity fee (payable via cash or credit card) for team guests who choose to eat at the buffet or participate in extracurricular activities.
We regret many of Temple's dorms are under construction this summer, so space is severely limited. At this time, only MESA delegations are allowed in dorms. If there is an additional critical delegation member/volunteer/student, we will make every effort to add that person to the MESA USA dorm roster. The total registration cost for each additional delegation member will be $610 to cover food, dorm, ground transportation and activities.
Additional guests, friends and families are invited to stay in any one of our nearby hotels, including Double Tree and Embassy Suites listed below.
Temple University is a large urban research university 10 minutes from downtown Philadelphia on the "Broad Street Line", which is easily accessible by SEPTA public transportation, taxi, Uber, and Lyft. We have a downtown site seeing excursion planned for Wednesday, June 21st with transportation provided by Temple shuttles.
If you do prefer to rent a car, we normally have plenty of street parking near the college, and two parking garages within four blocks of the college.
Tuesday June 20th - Welcome to Philadelphia Social Event
Wednesday June 21st - Day: MESA Lounge, Sphero Spark Mini Engineering Design Competition - Night: Old City Tours (Guided Shuttles to Old City)
Thursday June 22nd - Day: MESA Lounge, Sphero Spark Mini Engineering Design Competition - Night: Temple City Streets and STEM Carnival
Friday June 23rd - Awards Breakfast and Tour Philadelphia (on your own exploration with Visit Philly Welcome Center)
MESA State Directors - contact Dr. Bracey at<PHONE_NUMBER>
MESA NEDC members and judges - contact Gina Bloise at<PHONE_NUMBER>
MESA USA delegations - contact Al Tielebein at<PHONE_NUMBER> or David Buckholtz at<PHONE_NUMBER>
MESA Conference guests - contact Aisha at<PHONE_NUMBER> or David Buckholtz at<PHONE_NUMBER>


filmcritic.com presents a review from staff member Max Messier. You can find the review with full credits at http://www.filmcritic.com/misc/emporium.nsf/2a460f93626cd4678625624c007f2b46/cd24a6d971ffacdd882568b900067220?OpenDocument
Ready to Rumble A film review by Max Messier
Wrestling - for all of its flash pots, Solid Gold dancers, and large, scantily clad, sweaty men – is the 21st century version of Ringing Bros., Barnum and Bailey's traveling tent show. When I was a kid, I used to watch the exploits of Andre the Giant, Macho Man Randy Savage, and the Honky Tonk Man. The newest generation of wrestlers have never interested me, with all of the theatrics and bad, bad attitudes toward almost everything under the sun.  The one thing that has always eluded me with the newest generation of wrestlers – Goldberg, Sting, Mankind, and The Rock – is the human element that drew me into the action so well as a kid. But Ready to Rumble helped remind me of the glory days I once had, sitting before the 13-inch RCA with the bottom knob broken off, watching my heroes triumph over the adversities of life's travels.
The film follow two losers, played by Scott Caan and David Arquette, who run a septic truck business for the local town of Lusk, Wyoming. Their idol is Jimmy King, grand champion belt holder of the WCW Federation, who proclaims `I WILL RULE YOU!' after every victory. Caan and Arquette attend a WCW bout and, in horror, watch their idol fall from grace by turncoat WCW wrestlers. Jimmy King is beaten to a bloody pulp and a fellow wrestler, Diamond Dallas Page, takes the belt from the fallen king. After the show, Caan and Arquette strike out to find their defeated hero and once again place the crown upon the rightful king of the ring.
The strengths of the film lie in its wonderful script. It draws from the familiar lines of many sport films yet retains a strong sense of disbelief that helps carry the emotions of the characters to a heart-pounding end. Arquette and Caan put out wonderful performances of simple men looking to fulfill their dreams without anything standing in their way. The supporting cast of real wrestlers – Goldberg, Sting, Macho Man Randy Savage, and Mr. Perfect – lend their acting chops to help authenticate the action. And director Brian Robbins lends a confident hand at capturing the beauty of the choreographed moves, strongly capturing the feeling of this `circus' masquerading as a professional sport.
But the best thing about the movie is how damn funny it is. The scenes are littered with enough foul humor to embarrass the Farrelly Brothers but are carried by the convictions of the characters and the innocence of common men in the presence of giants. Even Joe Pantoliano, playing a sleazy wrestling promoter responsible for the King's downfall, and Oscar winner Martin Landau, playing an old-school wrestler who trains King, bring wonderful diversity to the characters in the film. Rose McGowan shines as well as a manipulative WCW dancer who likes to wrestle and growl in bed.
Ready to Rumble is a fun, rambunctious film filled with laughs and a great storyline. Take your favorite wrestling fan (or your favorite closeted wrestling fan) and a good time is guaranteed.
Four stars
Director: Brian Robbins Starring: David Arquette, Scott Caan, Oliver Platt, Goldberg Writer: Steven Brill Producer: Mike Tollin, Jeffery Silver Rating: PG-13
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Fuse MQ Broker Details
Lists all of the Fuse MQ brokers hosted by the container. The list of brokers includes:
- Broker name
- Number of producers connected to the broker
- Number of messages to destinations on the broker
- Number of consumers connected to the broker
- Number of messages recieved by consumers connected the broker
Selecting one of the brokers from the list shows additional details about the selected broker:
- Software version
- URL to connect to the broker
- Amount of system memory allocated to the broker
- Percentage of allocated system memory used
- Space allocated for the persistence store
- Percentage of the allocated space used by the persistence store
- Location of the broker's data directory
In addition to the broker details, two controls may appear:
- Queues - If the broker has any queue destinations, this control will open a new page containing details about the queues.
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Smoke and the Water is a simple recurrent timer to help you to control how many cigarettes you 🚬 smoke, how many ☕ coffee you drink and help you to remember you to drink pure clean 🚰 water.
Sure you can use it to remember daily stuff… but it was created for my own health needs 😬.
Configuration
Default configuration
The default configuration can be changed but can't be removed from the timers folder.
The default configurations are used only when a configuration is not set. For instance, you can set a single "endTime" for all your timers in the default.json and all timers will use this config. If you have a timer that needs a different "endTime", this configuration will overwrite the default.
Configuring your timers
Configure or edit the other timers located in the timers folder.
{
"title": "Remember",
"message": "🍰 The cake is a lie",
"name": "lie remembered",
"endTime": "23:30",
"bgColor": "bgYellow",
"quantity": 5,
"reminders": [
"00:30:00",
"00:45:00",
"01:00:00"
],
"media": {
"terminal": true,
"computer": true,
"phone": true
},
}
You should set:
| Option | Usage |
|---|---|
| title | used in the desktop alert |
| message | message for the alert used in all versions |
| name | the name used to show how many times you did that timer |
| endTime | when you want your timer to give the last alert in the day |
| bgColor | terminal background color |
| quantity | the number of times you want this to be repeated |
| reminders | list with the repeat timers in "hh:mm:ss" format. If you have less timers than the number you set in quantity , the rest of the reminders will be distributed until the endTime . The time must use hh:mm:ss format. |
| media | object to define where the alerts should be displayed. If none is set, not even in the default .json , only terminal alert will be displayed. |
Mobile push
To use the mobile push you need to install the app Push Me and get your key. In the app, click on the key to copy to the clipboard.
Then you need to copy or rename the .env.example
file to .env
and insert your key.
Usage
First, install all nee packages with npm install
.
Then, create your timers (timers folder).
Finaly, run npm start
and the app will run, alerting you in the computer and on your phone.
Example
Desktop alert
Mobile push
Terminal message
TODO
Working on…
- New
reminders
options to make it easier to crate your time table:- "in": "Time after the beginning"
- "after": "Time after the previous"
- "at": "On an exact time of the day"
"reminders": {
"Do something fun": {
"in": "00:00:00"
},
"Read news": {
"in": "00:30:00"
},
"Go brush your teeth and your hair!": {
"in": "01:00:00"
},
"Go to work": {
"after": "00:05:00"
},
"Check Trello": {
"after": "01:00:00"
},
"Work": {
"after": "00:15:00"
},
"Do something fun!!!": {
"after": "03:45:00"
},
"Prepare dinner": {
"at": "18:00:00"
}
- Possibility to disable alert on some days:
"enable": [ "weekdays", "weekends", "sun", "mon", "tue", "wed", "thu", "fri", "sat", 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 ]
Mandatory
Calculate the remaining alerts.Finish execution after all timers finish.- Check if all needed config are filled or have default values.
Make surequantity
is smaller than the length ofreminders
.- Create tests.
Look for performance issues.
Nice to have
- Create better CLI interface
- Create config wizard
- Let user define the first alert instead of setting when the app starts
- Set individual messages for each timer (change
reminders
from an array to an object)
Maybe in the future…
- Create Electron app


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| HIVE-7165 |
Fix hive-default.xml.template errors & omissions |
Major |
Documentation |
Lefty Leverenz |
Lefty Leverenz |
| HIVE-7130 |
schematool is broken for minor version upgrades (eg 0.13.x) |
Major |
. |
Thejas M Nair |
Thejas M Nair |
| HIVE-7116 |
HDFS FileSystem object cache causes permission issues in creating tmp directories |
Major |
HiveServer2, Tez |
Vikram Dixit K |
Vikram Dixit K |
| HIVE-7067 |
Min() and Max() on Timestamp and Date columns for ORC returns wrong results |
Critical |
. |
Prasanth Jayachandran |
Prasanth Jayachandran |
| HIVE-7001 |
fs.permissions.umask-mode is getting unset when Session is started |
Major |
. |
Thejas M Nair |
Thejas M Nair |
| HIVE-6996 |
FS based stats broken with indexed tables |
Major |
Indexing, Statistics |
Ashutosh Chauhan |
Ashutosh Chauhan |
| HIVE-6985 |
sql std auth - privileges grants to public role not being honored |
Critical |
Authorization, SQLStandardAuthorization |
Thejas M Nair |
Thejas M Nair |
| HIVE-6961 |
Drop partitions treats partition columns as strings |
Major |
. |
Sergey Shelukhin |
Sergey Shelukhin |
| HIVE-6957 |
SQL authorization does not work with HS2 binary mode and Kerberos auth |
Major |
Authorization, HiveServer2 |
Thejas M Nair |
Thejas M Nair |
| HIVE-6955 |
ExprNodeColDesc isSame doesn't account for tabAlias: this affects trait Propagation in Joins |
Major |
. |
Harish Butani |
Harish Butani |
| HIVE-6952 |
Hive 0.13 HiveOutputFormat breaks backwards compatibility |
Blocker |
File Formats, Serializers/Deserializers |
Costin Leau |
Ashutosh Chauhan |
| HIVE-6945 |
issues with dropping partitions on Oracle |
Major |
. |
Sergey Shelukhin |
Sergey Shelukhin |
| HIVE-6921 |
index creation fails with sql std auth turned on |
Major |
Authorization, Indexing, Security |
Ashutosh Chauhan |
Ashutosh Chauhan |
| HIVE-6919 |
hive sql std auth select query fails on partitioned tables |
Critical |
Authorization |
Thejas M Nair |
Thejas M Nair |
| HIVE-6898 |
Functions in hive are failing with java.lang.ClassNotFoundException on Tez |
Major |
Tez |
Vikram Dixit K |
Vikram Dixit K |
| HIVE-6883 |
Dynamic partitioning optimization does not honor sort order or order by |
Critical |
. |
Prasanth Jayachandran |
Prasanth Jayachandran |
| HIVE-6877 |
TestOrcRawRecordMerger is deleting test.tmp.dir |
Major |
Tests |
Jason Dere |
Jason Dere |
| HIVE-6862 |
add DB schema DDL and upgrade 12to13 scripts for MS SQL Server |
Major |
Metastore |
Eugene Koifman |
Eugene Koifman |
| HIVE-6828 |
Hive tez bucket map join conversion interferes with map join conversion |
Major |
Tez |
Vikram Dixit K |
Vikram Dixit K |
| HIVE-6826 |
Hive-tez has issues when different partitions work off of different input types |
Major |
Tez |
Vikram Dixit K |
Vikram Dixit K |
| HIVE-6783 |
Incompatible schema for maps between parquet-hive and parquet-pig |
Major |
File Formats |
Tongjie Chen |
|
| HIVE-4576 |
templeton.hive.properties does not allow values with commas |
Major |
WebHCat |
Vitaliy Fuks |
Eugene Koifman |


Priesthood Line Of Authority of Kenneth H. Browning
- Kenneth H Browning
ordained a High Priest 13 Nov. 1966 by George Albert Wimmer
- George Albert Wimmer ordained a High Priest 23 Apr. 1950 by Joseph Francis
Merrill
- Joseph Francis Merrill ordained an Apostle 8 Oct 1931 by Heber Jeddy Grant
- Heber Jeddy Grant ordained an Apostle 16 Oct. 1882 by George Quayle Cannon
- George Quayle Cannon ordained an Apostle 26 Aug 1860 by Brigham Young
- Brigham Young ordained an Apostle 14 Feb. 1835 by The Three Witnesses -
Oliver Cowdery, David Whitmer, and Martin Harris
- Oliver Cowdery, David Whitmer, and Martin Harris called by revelation and set
apart by the First Presidency to choose and ordain the Twelve Apostles 14 Feb.
1835 by Joseph Smith, Jr.
- Joseph Smith, Jr. ordained an Apostle 1829 by Peter, James, and John
- Peter, James, and John who were ordained Apostles by the Savior during His
earthly ministry
From as close as I can figure, Larry Braithwaite & I were sustained as counselors, in the Mound Fort 1st Ward Bishopric, to Delmar M. Moulton, on October 29th, 1966. I was sustained as 1st counselor and Larry as 2nd counselor. We were not set apart at that time, as we were having a Stake Conference in two weeks and President Wimmer thought it would be nice to have an Apostle set us apart. Apostle Sterling W Seal would be our visiting authority. However when President Wimmer asked him about doing it, he said that was his responsibility. For many years I had unkind feelings towards Elder Seal because in between the morning session and the afternoon sessions there was held a meeting for the Stake Presidency, High Counsel, and Bishoprics. Elder Seal really laid it on us, bawling us out for our low percentages. He said that if we were to be paid a million dollars a year, we would all work untold hours for it. He emphasized “that the Lord agreed to give us all that he has”, and we were not working hard enough for our pay. Although, all in attendance was discouraged after that meeting, in reality he was right, and we needed to work harder. I believe I have grown enough to forgive him and realize that he was only trying to encourage our Stake. But the discouragement seems to hang on to our stake and I think our percentages continued on the down slop. The program at that time is that a General Authority only came to a stakes conference every other time or every six months. However, on the next Stake Conference, Elder Paul Dunn of the assistances to the Twelve came. He was not expected by the Stake President until that Sunday morning. We enjoyed the morning session and then at the in between meeting Elder Dunn really lifted us up. I remember that the afternoon session was great and we all looked forward to it. After the concluding speaker, President Wimmer announced the closing hymn and the closing prayer. As the hymn ended, Elder Dunn leaned over and whispered something to President Wimmer. As the Brother was coming to the stand to give the closing prayer, President Wimmer stood and announced that Elder Dunn would like all Stake Presidency, High Counsel and Bishoprics to please go to the cry room after the prayer. We were there only for a few minutes as Elder Dunn expressed his love for each of us and that he just wanted to shake hands once more with each of us before we left. It was surly the cry room because there wasn’t a dry eye in the group. We left that conference ready to take on the world. I think I will always remember that experience. I gained a love for Elder Dunn that I will always cherish.


@* * Copyright 2021 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import config.FrontendAppConfig @import utils.Enrolments._ @import controllers.sa.routes._ @this( uiForm: FormWithCSRF, main_template: main_template ) @(appConfig: FrontendAppConfig, origin: String)(serviceInfoContent: Html)(implicit request: Request[_], messages: Messages) @main_template( title = messages("retryKnownFacts.title"), appConfig = appConfig, serviceInfoContent = serviceInfoContent) { @components.heading("retry-knownFacts-header", "retryKnownFacts.heading")
@messages("retryKnownFacts.p1")
@messages("retryKnownFacts.p2") @messages("retryKnownFacts.linkText") @messages("retryKnownFacts.p3")
@uiForm(action = RetryKnownFactsController.onSubmit(origin)) {


To ignore conditions that may produce side effects, use the Ignore conditions with side effects checkbox. Clearing this checkbox may lead to false-positives, for example, when the same method returns different values on subsequent invocations.
Examples:
boolean result = digit1 != digit2 || digit1 != digit2;
if (iterator.next() != null || iterator.next() != null)
System.out.println("Got it");
}
// Due to possible side effects of iterator.next(), the warning will only be issued if the Ignore conditions with side effects option is disabled.


Version 1.3 supports Atom 0.3
05:59 AM on Saturday, December 13, 2003
Version 1.3 supports Atom 0.3 working draft. It no longer supports Atom 0.1, 0.2, or the unofficial 0.2.1. Old Atom feeds will fail with an "ObsoleteVersion" or "ObsoleteNamespace" error.
This release also features better validation for urn:
and tag:
URIs, which are commonly used in <id>
elements in Atom feeds.
There was one behavioral change to the RSS validation in this release. Previous versions of the Feed Validator would attempt to flag relative URLs within <description>
, <content:encoded>
, and <xhtml:body>
. This rule was wildly unpopular and was not supported by spec text. It was felt at the time that the issue was important for interoperability, and that the spec would soon be updated to address it, but neither of these assumptions turned out to be true. The check has been removed; relative URLs in those elements will no longer be flagged.


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libcoap
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Go to the source code of this file.
Data Structures | |
| struct | in6_pktinfo |
| struct | in_pktinfo |
Macros | |
| #define | SOL_IP IPPROTO_IP |
| #define | UNUSED_PARAM |
| #define | iov_len_t size_t |
| #define | SIN6(A) ((struct sockaddr_in6 *)(A)) |
Functions | |
| void | coap_free_endpoint (coap_endpoint_t *ep) |
| static const char * | coap_socket_format_errno (int error) |
| struct coap_endpoint_t * | coap_malloc_endpoint (void) |
| void | coap_mfree_endpoint (struct coap_endpoint_t *ep) |
| int | coap_socket_bind_udp (coap_socket_t *sock, const coap_address_t *listen_addr, coap_address_t *bound_addr) |
| int | coap_socket_connect_tcp1 (coap_socket_t *sock, const coap_address_t *local_if, const coap_address_t *server, int default_port, coap_address_t *local_addr, coap_address_t *remote_addr) |
| Create a new TCP socket and initiate the connection. More... | |
| int | coap_socket_connect_tcp2 (coap_socket_t *sock, coap_address_t *local_addr, coap_address_t *remote_addr) |
| Complete the TCP Connection. More... | |
| int | coap_socket_bind_tcp (coap_socket_t *sock, const coap_address_t *listen_addr, coap_address_t *bound_addr) |
| Create a new TCP socket and then listen for new incoming TCP sessions. More... | |
| int | coap_socket_accept_tcp (coap_socket_t *server, coap_socket_t *new_client, coap_address_t *local_addr, coap_address_t *remote_addr) |
| Accept a new incoming TCP session. More... | |
| int | coap_socket_connect_udp (coap_socket_t *sock, const coap_address_t *local_if, const coap_address_t *server, int default_port, coap_address_t *local_addr, coap_address_t *remote_addr) |
| void | coap_socket_close (coap_socket_t *sock) |
| ssize_t | coap_socket_write (coap_socket_t *sock, const uint8_t *data, size_t data_len) |
| ssize_t | coap_socket_read (coap_socket_t *sock, uint8_t *data, size_t data_len) |
| ssize_t | coap_network_send (coap_socket_t *sock, const coap_session_t *session, const uint8_t *data, size_t datalen) |
| Function interface for data transmission. More... | |
| void | coap_packet_get_memmapped (coap_packet_t *packet, unsigned char **address, size_t *length) |
| Given a packet, set msg and msg_len to an address and length of the packet's data in memory. More... | |
| ssize_t | coap_network_read (coap_socket_t *sock, coap_packet_t *packet) |
| Function interface for reading data. More... | |
| unsigned int | coap_write (coap_context_t *ctx, coap_socket_t *sockets[], unsigned int max_sockets, unsigned int *num_sockets, coap_tick_t now) |
| int | coap_run_once (coap_context_t *ctx, unsigned timeout_ms) |
| const char * | coap_socket_strerror (void) |
| ssize_t | coap_socket_send (coap_socket_t *sock, coap_session_t *session, const uint8_t *data, size_t data_len) |
| #define iov_len_t size_t |
Definition at line 843 of file coap_io_contiki.c.
| #define SIN6 | ( | A | ) | ((struct sockaddr_in6 *)(A)) |
Definition at line 1023 of file coap_io_contiki.c.
| #define SOL_IP IPPROTO_IP |
Definition at line 815 of file coap_io_contiki.c.
| #define UNUSED_PARAM |
Definition at line 821 of file coap_io_contiki.c.
| void coap_free_endpoint | ( | coap_endpoint_t * | ep | ) |
Definition at line 1324 of file coap_session.c.
| struct coap_endpoint_t* coap_malloc_endpoint | ( | void | ) |
| void coap_mfree_endpoint | ( | struct coap_endpoint_t * | ep | ) |
| ssize_t coap_network_read | ( | coap_socket_t * | sock, |
| coap_packet_t * | packet | ||
| ) |
Function interface for reading data.
This function returns the number of bytes that have been read, or a value less than zero on error. In case of an error, *packet
is set to NULL.
| sock | Socket to read data from |
| packet | Received packet metadata and payload. src and dst should be preset. |
Definition at line 1033 of file coap_io_contiki.c.
| ssize_t coap_network_send | ( | coap_socket_t * | sock, |
| const coap_session_t * | session, | ||
| const uint8_t * | data, | ||
| size_t | datalen | ||
| ) |
Function interface for data transmission.
This function returns the number of bytes that have been transmitted, or a value less than zero on error.
| sock | Socket to send data with |
| session | Addressing information for unconnected sockets, or NULL |
| data | The data to send. |
| datalen | The actual length of data . |
Definition at line 848 of file coap_io_contiki.c.
| void coap_packet_get_memmapped | ( | coap_packet_t * | packet, |
| unsigned char ** | address, | ||
| size_t * | length | ||
| ) |
Given a packet, set msg and msg_len to an address and length of the packet's data in memory.
Definition at line 1026 of file coap_io_contiki.c.
| int coap_run_once | ( | coap_context_t * | ctx, |
| unsigned | timeout_ms | ||
| ) |
| int coap_socket_bind_udp | ( | coap_socket_t * | sock, |
| const coap_address_t * | listen_addr, | ||
| coap_address_t * | bound_addr | ||
| ) |
| void coap_socket_close | ( | coap_socket_t * | sock | ) |
Definition at line 650 of file coap_io_contiki.c.
| int coap_socket_connect_udp | ( | coap_socket_t * | sock, |
| const coap_address_t * | local_if, | ||
| const coap_address_t * | server, | ||
| int | default_port, | ||
| coap_address_t * | local_addr, | ||
| coap_address_t * | remote_addr | ||
| ) |
|
static |
| ssize_t coap_socket_read | ( | coap_socket_t * | sock, |
| uint8_t * | data, | ||
| size_t | data_len | ||
| ) |
| ssize_t coap_socket_send | ( | coap_socket_t * | sock, |
| coap_session_t * | session, | ||
| const uint8_t * | data, | ||
| size_t | data_len | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 1680 of file coap_io_contiki.c.
| const char* coap_socket_strerror | ( | void | ) |
| ssize_t coap_socket_write | ( | coap_socket_t * | sock, |
| const uint8_t * | data, | ||
| size_t | data_len | ||
| ) |
| unsigned int coap_write | ( | coap_context_t * | ctx, |
| coap_socket_t * | sockets[], | ||
| unsigned int | max_sockets, | ||
| unsigned int * | num_sockets, | ||
| coap_tick_t | now | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 1290 of file coap_io_contiki.c.


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Our conference is dedicated to providing a harassment-free conference experience for everyone, regardless of gender, gender identity and expression, age, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, ethnicity, religion (or lack thereof), or technology choices. We do not tolerate harassment of conference participants in any form. Sexual language and imagery is not appropriate for any conference venue, including talks, workshops, parties, Twitter and other online media. Conference participants violating these rules may be sanctioned or expelled from the conference without a refund at the discretion of the conference organisers.

Participants asked to stop any harassing behavior are expected to comply immediately.
Sponsors are also subject to the anti-harassment policy. In particular, sponsors should not use sexualised images, activities, or other material. Booth staff (including volunteers) should not use sexualised clothing/uniforms/costumes, or otherwise create a sexualised environment.
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Will I'm a Celeb's Myles tell Jacqueline 'truth' of Dan Osbourne & Gabby Allen?
I’m a Celebrity’s Myles Stephenson is set to tell Jacqueline Jossa what happened between his ex, Gabby Allen and her husband, Dan Osborne, new reports claim.
Dan and Jacqueline have been married since 2017 but briefly split in April 2018 after Dan was seen on holiday with former Love Islander Gabby.
Gabby and Rak-Su singer Myles started dating that September, and were in a relationship for 11 months before splitting amid claims Myles cheated on her.
Dan and Gabby have always denied that anything happened between them, stating that they were just friends and were with a collective of mates during the holiday.
But The Sun is now claiming that that Myles will tell Jacqueline ‘everything’ she wants to know during those long days bored by the camp fire.
‘Myles would be willing to tell Jacqueline everything – and answer any questions she might have,’ a source told the paper.
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‘Myles will tell Jacqueline everything Gabby told him. It’s a good thing Gabby’s gone to Thailand for a month because she might find it uncomfortable watching.’
Representatives for Dan declined to comment further.
Jacqueline and Dan have two children together – four-year-old Ella and Mia, 15 months – with Dan also having a son from a former relationship, Teddy.
While in the jungle, Dan has been hosting Instagram lives to watch his wife take on challenges, which have included being covered in spiders as she’s submerged in an orb.
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Man to face court after allegedly trying to lure girls into bush at Mandurah park
A 48-year-old man has been arrested and charged after allegedly approaching young girls and attempting to lure them into bushland at a Mandurah park.
The man appeared in Mandurah Magistrates Court on Thursday over the incident, which was alleged to have taken place on Friday, November 15 at the Quarry Adventure Park in Meadow Springs.
Police allege the man approached two young girls aged 11 and 12 outside the toilet block of the park, took a small note with a written message and dollar coin attached to it from his pocket, and dropped the note, coin and an open condom packed in front of them.
He allegedly the walked into the bush area of the park and behind a tree.
After reading the note, the girls left and spoke to their parents, who then contacted police.
The 48-year-old Lakelands man has been charged with procure, incite, encourage a child under 13-years to do an indecent act.
Mandurah detectives are still investigating the incident and are encouraging anyone who knows of any similar approaches made to children in recent weeks in the Lakelands and Meadow Springs area to contact police.
Anyone with any information is asked to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or report online at www.crimestopperswa.com.au.


IRUTI: The luminous essence of English literature
by BIKO IRUTIIn Summary
- Literature is a mirror image of the cultural practices, norms and taboos of the different cultural groups
- The teacher is in a position to select texts that students will be able to analyse, internalise, and be able to manoeuvre into the beauty of literature
- Works of literature keep history alive
Teachers of literature are enormously exposed to a number of literary set texts. They are the proposed text by the education system as a way of promoting reading culture in students. There are selected texts that serve the needs of both university and secondary school learners.
These set texts are classified into different genres of literature. They include prose, drama, poetry, non-fiction and media.
BEAUTY OF LITERATURE
It is therefore the work of a teacher to decide what texts suit their learners. Through this scrutiny, the teacher is in a position to select texts that students will be able to analyse, internalise, and be able to manoeuvre into the beauty of literature.
For effective selection, a teacher should be widely read, well-exposed and familiar with almost all genres of literature. They are in a position to identify other literary forms, including popular and classical literature.
Some of these forms have great artistic qualities and convey an expression of life, truth and beauty. Although popular literature is seen as infamous, it includes great works of prolific writers who dedicated their lives entirely to make literature what it is today. The works of William Shakespeare and Charles Dickens are among them, together with J K Rowling, famously known for her Harry Potter series.
A teacher of literature needs to be widely read to understand and appreciate the various cultures of their students.
CRITICAL THINKING
Literature is a mirror image of the cultural practices, norms and taboos of the different cultural groups. It is also the store house of cultural teaching and knowledge.
The subject also builds critical thinking skills, which enable a teacher to carry out analysis, synthesis and empathy of any literary text.
Literature enhances in a teacher the knowledge and understanding of the world. The knowledge is important as it enables a teacher to tackle different areas in life and be able to employ his basic human capacity to employ them.
It equips a teacher with the prowess of better writing, as they are able to manipulate words, resulting in an aesthetic work of art.
Additionally, a widely read teacher of literature is adequately equipped to address humanity. All literature is an overflow of human emotions put forth in an vibrant manner.
Such a teacher understands that imperfection and normality may be boring, hence they accommodate each spontaneous behaviour exhibited by their students.
Finally, literature enables a teacher to view the world in a different light and splash colours where it is dull. They have a chance to experience the past as if it is happening in the present.
Works of literature keep history alive.
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Biko Iruti is a student of English and Literature at Moi University.