The constructor.
the response data.
The response data.
Gets the caption of the media object.
the caption of the media object.
Gets the comments count of the media object.
the comments count of the media object.
Gets the response data.
the response data.
Gets the id of the media object.
the id of the media object.
Gets the ig_id of the media object.
the ig_id of the media object.
Gets the like count of the media object.
the like count of the media object.
Gets the surface where the media is published.
the surface where the media is published.
Gets the type of the media object.
the type of the media object.
Gets the URL of the media object.
the URL of the media object.
Gets the owner of the media object.
the owner of the media object.
Gets the owner id of the media object.
the owner id of the media object.
Gets the permalink of the media object.
the permalink of the media object.
Gets the shortcode of the media object.
the shortcode of the media object.
Gets the timestamp of the media object.
the timestamp of the media object.
Gets the username of the media object.
the username of the media object.
Gets the video title of the IGTV media object.
the video title of the IGTV media object.
Whether comments are enabled on the media object.
whether comments are enabled on the media object.
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Shrinkedit
action: shrink description: >- Shrink selected indices on the node with the most available space. Delete source index after successful shrink, then reroute the shrunk index with the provided parameters. options: ignore_empty_list: True shrink_node: DETERMINISTIC node_filters: permit_masters: False exclude_nodes: ['not_this_node'] number_of_shards: 1 number_of_replicas: 1 shrink_prefix: shrink_suffix: '-shrink' delete_after: True post_allocation: allocation_type: include key: node_tag value: cold wait_for_active_shards: 1 extra_settings: settings: index.codec: best_compression wait_for_completion: True wait_interval: 9 max_wait: -1 filters: - filtertype: ...
Empty values and commented lines will result in the default value, if any, being selected. If a setting is set, but not used by a given action, it will be ignored.
Shrinking an index is a good way to reduce the total shard count in your cluster. Several conditions need to be met in order for index shrinking to take place:
- The index must be marked as read-only
- A (primary or replica) copy of every shard in the index must be relocated to the same node
-
The cluster must have health
green
- The target index must not exist
- The number of primary shards in the target index must be a factor of the number of primary shards in the source index.
- The source index must have more primary shards than the target index.
- The index must not contain more than 2,147,483,519 documents in total across all shards that will be shrunk into a single shard on the target index as this is the maximum number of docs that can fit into a single shard.
- The node handling the shrink process must have sufficient free disk space to accommodate a second copy of the existing index.
Curator will try to meet these conditions. If it is unable to meet them all, it will not perform a shrink operation.
This action will shrink indices to the target index, the name of which is the value of shrink_prefix + the source index name + shrink_suffix. The resulting index will have number_of_shards primary shards, and number_of_replicas replica shards.
The shrinking will take place on the node identified by shrink_node,
unless DETERMINISTIC
is specified, in which case Curator will evaluate all of
the nodes to determine which one has the most free space. If multiple indices
are identified for shrinking by the filter block, and DETERMINISTIC
is specified,
the node selection process will be repeated for each successive index, preventing
all of the space being consumed on a single node.
By default, Curator will delete the source index after a successful shrink. This
can be disabled by setting delete_after to False
. If the source index,
is not deleted after a successful shrink, Curator will remove the read-only setting and the
shard allocation routing applied to the source index to put it on the shrink node. Curator will
wait for the shards to stop rerouting before continuing.
The post_allocation option applies to the target index after the shrink is complete. If set, this shard allocation routing will be applied (after a successful shrink) and Curator will wait for all shards to stop rerouting before continuing.
The only extra_settings which are acceptable are settings
and aliases
.
Please note that in the example above, while best_compression
is being applied to the new index,
it will not take effect until new writes are made to the index, such as when
force-merging the shard to a single segment.
The other options are usually okay to leave at the defaults, but feel free to change them as needed.


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Generative Adversarial Networks
Fake structural framing and core
Description
This is the use of a generative adversarial network (GAN) to generate fake images of structural floor framing plans. A GAN is similar to a counterfeiter which mimics what it has seen in training. In this example, the GAN is trying to build a building core and structural framing.
I opened 50+ Revit models to capture an image of structural floor framing from each model. This created 650 images for the data set. I ran it through Nvidia's Style GAN for 5 days to generate fake structural framing plans.


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Unix Timestamp Microservice
Documentation
- The API endpoint is /api/timestamp/:date_string?
- A date string is valid if it is one of the following:
- An ISO-8601 date respresentation in the format YYYY-MM-DD (Ex: 2018-12-25)
- The number of seconds after the Unix Epoch (Ex:<PHONE_NUMBER>)
- If the datestring is empty, the currrent timestamp will be used.
- If the date is valid it will return JSON in the format: {"unix": "Unix Timestamp", "utc": "UTC String"}
- If the date is invalid it will return JSON in the format: {"error": "Invalid Date"}
Examples of usage
Example Output
{"unix": "1545696000", "utc": "Tue, 25 Dec 2018 00:00:00 GMT"}


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THE SUBSPACE CLUSTERING PROBLEM
Modeling a collection of data points with a union of subspaces.
Specifically,
Given set of points $\{x_j\in\mathbb{R}^D\}_{j=1}^N$
Drawn from an unknown union of linear or affine subspaces $\{S_i\}_{i=1}^n$
of unknown dimendions $d_i=dim(S_i)$
The subspaces can be described as $S_i=\{x\in\mathbb R^D:x=\mu_i+U_iy\}$, i=1,...,n
$y\in\mathbb R^{d_i}$
is a low-dimensional representation for point $x$
The goal of subspace clustering is to find the number of subspaces $n$, their dimensions $\{d_i\}_{i=1}^n$
, the subspace bases $\{U_i\}_{i=1}^n$
, the points $\{\mu_i\}_{i=1}^n$
, and the segmentation of the points according to the subspaces.
CHALLENGES
- Strong coupling between data segmentation and model estimation.
In practice, neither the segmentation of the data nor the subspace parameters are known, and one needs to solve both problems simultaneously. - The distribution of the data inside the subspaces is generally unknown.
- The position and orientation of the subspaces relative to each other can be arbitrary.
n linear subspaces are disjoint if every two subspaces intersect only at the origin.
n linear subspaces are independent if the dimension of their sum is equal to the sum of their dimensions.
Independent subspaces are disjoint, but the converse is not always true. - The data can be corrupted by noise, missing entries, and outliers.
- Model selection
The challenge is to find a model-selection criteria that favors a small number of subspaces of small dimensions.
ALGORITHMS
·ALGEBRAIC ALGORITHMS
MATRIX FACTORIZATION-BASED ALGORITHMS
These algorithms obtain the segmentation of the data from a low-rank factorization of the data matri X. Hence, they are a natural extension of PCA from one to multiple independent linear subspaces.
Specifically,
Let $X_i\in\mathbb{R}^{D\times{N_i}}$
be the matrix containing the $N_i$
points in subspace $i$
The columns of the data matrix can be sorted according to the n subspaces as $\begin{bmatrix}X_1 & X_2 & \cdots & X_n\end{bmatrix} = XT$
, where $T\in\mathbb{R}^{N\times N}$is an unknown permutation matrix.
It can be factorized as $X_i=U_iY_i$
where $U_i\in\mathbb{R}^{D\times d_i}$
is an orthogonal basis for subspace $i$ and $Y_i\in\mathbb{R}^{d_i\times N_i}$
is the low-dimensional representation of the points.
Therefore, if the subspaces are independent, then $r\triangleq rank(X)=\sum_{i=1}^{n}{d_i}\le{min\{D,N\}}$
and
$$
XT=\begin{bmatrix}U_1 & U_2 & \cdots & U_n\end{bmatrix}\begin{bmatrix}Y_1 & & &\\ & Y_2 & &\\& & \ddots & \\ & & & Y_n\end{bmatrix}\triangleq UY
$$
where $U\in\mathbb{R}^{D\times r}$ and $Y\in\mathbb{R}^{r\times N}$
The subspace clustering problem is then equivalent to finding a permutation matrix $T$, such that $XT$ admits a rank-r factorization into a matrix $U$ and a block diagonal matrix $Y$.
Specifically,
Let $X = U\Sigma V^T$ be the rank-r SVD of the data matrix, $U\in\mathbb{R}^{D\times r}$, $\Sigma\in\mathbb{R}^{r\times r}$, $V\in\mathbb{R}^{N\times r}$, let $Q=VV^T\in\mathbb{R}^{N\times N}$, in the absence of noise, can be used to obtain the segmentation of the data by applying spectral clustering to the eigenvectors
of Q or by sorting and thresholding the entries of Q.
Cons:
1. Sensitive to noise
2. Requires knowledge of the rank of $X$
3. Do not provide a method for computing the number of subspaces, $n$
GENERALIZED PCA
The main idea behind GPCA is that one can fit a union of n subspaces with a set of polynomials of degree n, whose derivatives at a point give a vector normal to the subspace containing that point.
The first step, is to project the data points onto a subspace of $\mathbb{R}^D$ of dimension $r=d_{max}+1$
The second step, is to fit a homogeneous polynomial of degree $n$ to the (projected) data.
For instance, that the data came from the union of two planes in $\mathbb{R}^3$, each one with normal vector $b_i\in\mathbb{R}^3$
. The union of the two planes can be represented as a set of points, such that $p(x) = (b_1^Tx)(b_2^Tx)=0$
.The equation of a conic of the form $c_1x_1^2+c_2x_1x_2+c_3x_1x_3+c_4x_2^2+c_5x_2x_3+c_6x_3^2=0$
.
More generally, data drawn from the union of n subspaces of $\mathbb{R}^r$ can be represented with polynomials of the form $p(x)=(b_1^Tx)...(b_n^Tx)=0$
, where the vector $b_i\in\mathbb{R}^r$
is orthogonal to $S_i$
. Each polynomial is of degree $n$ in $x$ and can be written as $c^Tv_n(x)$
, where $c$ is the vector of coefficients and $v_n(x)$
is the vector of all monomials of degree $n$ in $x$. There are $$M_n(r)=\binom{n+r-1}{n}$$
independent monomials; hence,$c\in\mathbb{R}^{M_n(r)}$
.
In the case of noiseless data, the vector of coefficients $c$ of each polynomial can be computed from $c^T\begin{bmatrix}v_n(x_1)&v_n(x_2)&\cdots&v_n(x_N)\end{bmatrix}\triangleq c^TV_n=0^T$
and the number of polynomials is simply the dimension of the null space of $V_n$
.
The last step, is to compute the normal vectors $b_i$
from the vector of coefficients $c$.
This can be done by taking the derivatives of the polynomials at a data point. $\nabla p(x)\sim b_i$
if $x\in S_i$
.
Pros:
1. It is an algebraic algorithm; thus, it is computationally cheap when n and d are small.
2. Intersections between subspaces are automatically allowed; hence, GPCA can deal with both independent and dependent subspaces.
3. In the noiseless case, it does not require the number of subspaces or their dimensions to be known beforehand.
Cons:
1. Its complexity increases exponentially with $n$ and ${d_i}$
.
2. The vector $c$ is computed using least squares; thus, the computation of $c$ is sensitive to outliers.
3. The least-squares fit does not take into account nonlinear constraints among the entries of $c$.
ITERATIVE METHODS
Given an initial segmentation, we can fit a subspace to each group using classical PCA. Then, given a PCA model for each subspace, we can assign each data point to its closest subspace. By iterating these two steps, we can obtain a refined estimate of the subspaces and segmentation.
Let $w_{ij}=1$
if point $j$ belongs to subspace $i$ and $w_{ij}=0$
otherwise.
We can do so by minimizing the sum of the squared distances from each data point to its own subspace
$$
\min_{\{\mu_i\},\{U_i\},\{y_i\},\{w_i\}}\quad\sum_{i=1}^n\sum_{j=1}^Nw_{ij}||x_j-\mu_i-U_iy_j||^2\\
s.t.\quad w_{ij}\in\{0,1\}\quad and\quad \sum_{i=1}^nw_{ij}=1.
$$
Given $\{\mu_i\}$
,$\{U_i\}$
, and $\{y_i\}$
, the optimal value for $w_{ij}$
is
$$
w_{ij}=\begin{cases}1\quad if\quad i=arg\min_{k=1,...,n}||x_j-\mu_k-U_ky_j||^2\\
0\quad else\end{cases}
$$
Given $w_{ij}=1$
, the cost function decouples as the sum of $n$ cost functions, one per subspace. Since each cost function is identical to that minimized by standard PCA, the optimal values for $\mu_i$
,$U_i$
, and $y_i$
are obtained by applying PCA to each group of points.
Pros:
1. Simplicity since it alternates between assigning points to subspaces and estimating the subspaces via PCA.
2. It can handle both linear and affine subspaces explicitly.
3. It converges to a local optimum in a finite number of iterations.
Cons:
1. Its convergence to the global optimum depends on a good initialization.
2. K-subspaces is sensitive to outliers, partly due to the use of the l2-norm.
3. K-subspaces requires $n$ and $\{d_i\}_{i=1}^n$
to be known beforehand.
·STATISTICAL METHODS
MIXTURE OF PROBABILISTIC PCA
Probabilistic PCA(PPCA) assumes that the data within a subspace S is generated as $x=\mu+Uy+\epsilon$, where $y$ and $\epsilon$ are independent zero-mean Gaussian random vectors with covariance matrices $I$ and $\sigma^2I$. Therefore, $x$ is also Gaussian with mean $\mu$ and covariance matrix $\Sigma=UU^T+\sigma^2I$.
PPCA can be naturally extended to a generative model for a union of subspaces $\cup_{i=1}^nS_i$
by using a mixture of PPCA (MPPCA) model.
MPPCA uses a mixture of Gaussians model
$$
p(x)=\sum_{i=1}^n\pi_iG(x;\mu_i,U_iU_i^T+\sigma_i^2I),\ \sum_{i=1}^n\pi_i=1
$$
$\pi_i$
represents the a priori probability of drawing a point from subspace $S_i$
.
The ML estimates of the parameters of this mixture model can be found using expectation maximization(EM).
Pros
1. It is a simple and intuitive method, where each iteration can be computed in closed form by using PPCA.
2. Applicable to both linear and affine subspaces and can be extended to accommodate outliers and missing entries in the data points.
Cons
1. The number and dimensions of the subspaces need to be known beforehand.
2. Not optimal when the data inside each subspace or the noise is not Gaussian.
3. Often converges to a local maximum.
AGGLOMERATIVE LOSSY COMPRESSION
Unlike MPPCA, ALC does not aim to obtain an ML estimate of the parameters of the mixture model. Instead, it looks for the segmentation of the data that minimizes the coding length needed to fit the points with a mixture of degenerate Gaussians up to a given distortion.
Specifically, the number of bits needed to optimally code $N$ independent identically distributed(i.i.d.) samples from a zeromean D-dimensional Gaussian, i.e., $X\in\mathbb{R}^{D\times N}$, up to a distortion $\delta$ can be approximated as $[(N+D)/2]log_2det(I+(D/\delta^2N)XX^T)$
. Thus, the total number of bits for coding amixture of Gaussians can be approximated as
$$
\sum_{i=1}^n\frac{N_i+D}{2}log_2det(I+\frac{D}{\delta^2N_i}X_iX_i^T)-N_ilog_2(\frac{N_i}{N}),
$$
where $X_i\in\mathbb{R}^{D\times N_i}$
is the data from subspace $i$, and the last term is the number of bits needed to code (losslessly) the membership of the $N$ samples to the $n$ groups.
ALC deals with this issue by using an agglomerative clustering method. Initially, each data point is considered as a separate group. At each iteration, two groups are merged if doing so results in the greatest decrease of the coding length. The algorithm terminates when the coding length cannot be further decreased.
Pros
1. Can naturally handle noise and outliers in the data.
2. ALC does not need to know the number of subspaces and their dimensions.
Cons
1. There is no theoretical proof for the optimality of the agglomerative procedure.
RANDOM SAMPLE CONSENSUS
Random sample consensus (RANSAC) is a statistical method for fitting amodel to a cloud of points corrupted with outliers in a statistically robust way.
More specifically, if $d$ is the minimum number of points required to fit a model to the data, RANSAC randomly samples $d$ points from the data, fits a model to these $d$ points, computes the residual of each data point to this model, and chooses the points whose residual is below a threshold as the inliers. The procedure is then repeated for $d$ sample points, until the number of inliers is above a threshold, or enough samples have been drawn. The outputs of the algorithm are the parameters of the model and the labeling of inliers and outliers.
Pros
1. Ability to handle outliers explicitly.
2. Does not require the subspaces to be independent, because it computes one subspace at a time.
3. Does not need to know the number of subspaces beforehand.
Cons
1. Performance deteriorates quickly as the number of subspaces n increases.
2. It requires the dimension of the subspaces to be known and equal.
·SPECTRAL CLUSTERING-BASED METHODS
This part will be a separate post.
REFERENCES
Parsons, Lance, Ehtesham Haque, and Huan Liu. “Subspace clustering for high dimensional data: a review.” Acm Sigkdd Explorations Newsletter 6.1 (2004): 90-105.
Vidal, René. “Subspace clustering.” IEEE Signal Processing Magazine 28.2 (2011): 52-68.


Fun Facts about data mining
Every day we create 2.5 quintillion bytes of data or 2,500,000,000,000,000,000 bytes.
If we stored all this data on two terabyte hard drives the tower would be nine kilometers tall.
In 1992 we created 100 gigabytes of data in a day, ten years later in 2002 we created the same amount of data in just one second.
We create 30 thousand gigabytes of data every single second.


6.9. Query Properties¶
GeoMesa provides advanced query capabilities through GeoTools query hints. You can use these hints to control various aspects of query processing, or to trigger distributed analytic processing.
6.9.1. Setting Query Hints¶
Query hints can be set in two ways - programmatically or through GeoServer requests.
<IP_ADDRESS>. Programmatic Hints¶
To set a hint directly in a query:
import org.geotools.data.Query;
Query query = new Query("typeName");
query.getHints().put(key, value);
Note that query hint values must match the class type of the query hint. See below for available hints and their types.
<IP_ADDRESS>. GeoServer Hints¶
To set a hint through GeoServer, modify your query URL to use the viewparams
request parameter:
...&viewparams=key1:value1;key2:value2;
Hint values will be converted into the appropriate types. See below for available hints and their accepted values.
<IP_ADDRESS>. Command-Line Tools¶
When exporting features through the GeoMesa command line tools, query hints can be set using the --hints
parameter.
Hints should be specified in the form key1=value1;key2=value2
. Hints are converted to the appropriate type
according to the conventions for GeoServer hints.
6.9.2. Loose Bounding Box¶
By default, GeoMesa uses a less precise filter for primary bounding box queries. This is faster, and in most cases will not change the results returned. However, certain use-cases require an exact result. This can be set at the data store configuration level, or overridden per query.
| Key | Type | GeoServer Conversion |
|---|---|---|
| QueryHints.LOOSE_BBOX | Boolean |
true or false |
import org.locationtech.geomesa.index.conf.QueryHints;
query.getHints().put(QueryHints.LOOSE_BBOX(), Boolean.FALSE);
import org.locationtech.geomesa.index.conf.QueryHints
query.getHints.put(QueryHints.LOOSE_BBOX, false)
...&viewparams=LOOSE_BBOX:false
6.9.3. Exact Counts¶
By default, GeoMesa uses an estimate for counts. In certain cases, users may require exact counts. This may
be set through the system property geomesa.force.count
or per query. Note, however, that exact counts
are expensive to calculate.
| Key | Type | GeoServer Conversion |
|---|---|---|
| QueryHints.EXACT_COUNT | Boolean |
true or false |
import org.locationtech.geomesa.index.conf.QueryHints;
query.getHints().put(QueryHints.EXACT_COUNT(), Boolean.TRUE);
import org.locationtech.geomesa.index.conf.QueryHints
query.getHints.put(QueryHints.EXACT_COUNT, true)
...&viewparams=EXACT_COUNT:true
6.9.4. Query Index¶
GeoMesa may be able to use several different indices to satisfy a particular query. For example, a query with a spatial filter and an attribute filter could potentially use either the primary spatial index or the attribute index. GeoMesa uses cost-based query planning to pick the best index; however, the index can be overridden if desired.
| Key | Type | GeoServer Conversion |
|---|---|---|
| QueryHints.QUERY_INDEX | GeoMesaFeatureIndex |
index name, or name:version |
import org.locationtech.geomesa.accumulo.index.z2.Z2Index$;
import org.locationtech.geomesa.index.conf.QueryHints;
query.getHints().put(QueryHints.QUERY_INDEX(), Z2Index$.MODULE$);
import org.locationtech.geomesa.accumulo.index.z2.Z2Index
import org.locationtech.geomesa.index.conf.QueryHints
query.getHints.put(QueryHints.QUERY_INDEX, Z2Index)
...&viewparams=QUERY_INDEX:z2
For more details, see Query Planning.
6.9.5. Query Planning Type¶
As explained above, GeoMesa uses cost-based query planning to determine the best index for a given query.
If cost-based query planning is not working as desired, the legacy heuristic-based query
planning can be used as a fall-back. Stats
uses cost-based planning; Index
uses heuristic-based planning.
Query planning can also be controlled through the system property geomesa.query.cost.type
. See
Runtime Configuration for details. If both a query hint and a system property are set, the query hint will
take precedence.
| Key | Type | GeoServer Conversion |
|---|---|---|
| QueryHints.COST_EVALUATION | CostEvaluation |
stats or index |
import org.locationtech.geomesa.index.planning.QueryPlanner.CostEvaluation;
import org.locationtech.geomesa.index.conf.QueryHints;
query.getHints().put(QueryHints.COST_EVALUATION(), CostEvaluation.Index());
import org.locationtech.geomesa.index.planning.QueryPlanner.CostEvaluation
import org.locationtech.geomesa.index.conf.QueryHints
query.getHints.put(QueryHints.COST_EVALUATION, CostEvaluation.Index)
...&viewparams=COST_EVALUATION:index
See Query Planning for more information on query planning strategies.


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by Staff ReporterPORT LOUIS (Reuters) – The African Union ordered Britain on Friday to withdraw from the Chagos Islands and end its “continued colonial administration” after a United Nations deadline for it to do so expired.
The Chagos Islands belong to the Indian Ocean island nation of Mauritius, according to the advisory opinion the top U.N. court issued in February. The U.N. General Assembly in May voted in favour of Britain returning the islands to Mauritius and set a deadline for Nov. 22.
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by Web DeskISLAMABAD: The interior ministry said on Saturday that it would remove former prime minister Nawaz Sharif's name from the Exit Control List after receiving a verified copy of the Lahore High Court's (LHC) order.
The interior ministry said that it was waiting for the court's order to remove Nawaz's name from the ECL. The ministry also said that in the past names have been removed from the no-fly list on a holiday.
READ MORE: Nawaz Sharif’s name to be removed from ECL for four weeks
The Lahore High Court (LHC) on Saturday permitted to remove former prime minister Nawaz Sharif's name from the Exit Control List without any conditions for a time period of four weeks.
On Friday, the LHC called the plea admissible regarding the removal of former premier Nawaz Sharif’s name from the ECL on a conditional basis — the government had said it would allow a 'one-time permission' provided Nawaz Sharif deposited surety bonds worth Rs7-7.5 billion.
In its decision, the LHC said that in case Nawaz's health doesn't improve then the time-period can be extended, adding that the government officials will be able to contact Nawaz through the Pakistani embassy.
During the hearing today, the LHC presented petitioner Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz and the federal government’s counsels a proposed draft on the undertaking.
The High Court earlier said that it would create its own draft of Shehbaz’s undertaking guaranteeing the return of his brother — Nawaz Sharif — to Pakistan, after the siblings and the government's counsels could not reach an agreement on the phrasing of the draft and its terms.


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(Universal) Directed by Rob Cohen Written by Leslie Bohem Cast Sylvester Stallone, Amy Brenneman, Viggo Mortensen, Jay O. Sanders, Karen Young, Danielle Harris, Stan Shaw, Claire Bloom, Colin Fox, Dan Heday MPAA Rating "PG-13" Running Time 116 minutes Reviewed at General Cinemas at Pleasant Valley, Raleigh, NC (6DEC96)
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This mildly diverting update of THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE stars Sly Stallone as the sole rescuer of a group of motorists trapped in New York City's Holland Tunnel after a chemical explosion seals off both ends. Along with the survivors-- about a dozen, all carefully balanced by both race and socio-economic status-- our hero, who's the city's former EMS Chief, must contend with in-fighting, flood- ing, hypothermia, structural collapse, and, last but not least, a flotilla of New York's most-famous four-legged friends. Why did it have to be rats? Both the dialogue and the plot are laughable-- witness Amy Brenneman wrestling with a sparking power wire as if it were a live anaconda.
The tunnel's resemblance to a future Universal Studios theme park ride is also unfortunate. Two early sequences do dazzle, though: the big fireball, which is a seat-gripper, and Stallone playing a Super Mario Brother as he attempts to jump through four giant fans. (Each is timed separately and can be stopped only once and only for a few seconds.) While the entire cast deserves a special Oscar for maintaining the year's straightest faces, mention must be made of Stallone, who never lets us forget how hard he works for his money, be it climbing rocks, hanging from girders, or exploring underwater anterooms. What a guy.
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Welcome to the first instalment of the “Explaining Business” series. Each article in this series will explain a few concepts using different, off-the-beaten-track examples each time. I’ll try to keep it as short and effective as possible, with links to relevant articles wherever possible. Today’s key terms: Business Model; Marketing; Positioning; Targeting; Venture Capital.
So why does the title read ‘business’ and then that band you love?
It’s simple. The reason for that is, over the last decade, the music industry has become a game of marketing and promoting artists more than the music itself. Management companies representing artists go the very ends of the earth to make sure their people are the ones making the biggest ripples throughout the world. But all of the glitz and the glamour doesn’t last more than a few albums at best, because there is always the “up and coming new guy” to take the position that the artist in question was holding before. Think carefully, and you’ll notice a striking similarity of the music industry with the white-collar corporate world.
If you look at music as a ‘product’ and its artist as the ‘brand’ responsible for said product, it makes sense to call the audience the ‘market’. Following on these lines, it would make the newcomers ‘substitute products’ and pre-existing artists the ‘competition’.
Either way, an artist in the music business today burns brightly for a while and then fades away into oblivion. As the spotlight dims on them, so do their assets and their income, and quite shockingly, from reaching to the stars, it becomes a struggle to stay in the business.
I chose Linkin Park as my case in point for a very specific reason. Not only were they one of the greatest bands to grace the 21st century, they were very unique in their approach to the business. Unlike countless other predecessors and contemporaries, they identified the catch in the music business before they even started touring the world. In the late 90s, the members realised the importance of the technology that was going to hit the globe in the coming years, and they would not only need a ground breaking new approach, but also a back-up plan once their time was over. This strategy would have to make full use of the ever-growing online fan base and utilise fans’ growing responsiveness through the internet.
Long before Facebook and Twitter had taken over the internet, its communities were confined to online chat rooms and forums. Linkin Park developed a business model which focussed on marketing strategy of targeting and positioning, by surveying the audience and collecting their responses. Too many big words? I’ll dissect each of them shortly.
The band started out with the study and survey of their audience: their tastes grouped by region, the average duration of the tracks popular in that region and so on. With the help of this relentless information collection procedure, they knew where to strike their darts. The band had identified listener groups across the world and would proceed to organise hugely successful promotional campaigns in those regions.
What Linkin Park did is very aptly called ‘market research’: the process of identification, in short. By knowing who their audience was, they also confirmed where their music sales would be highest. In short, they were now ‘targeted’ at those groups. Finally, their strategy ‘positioned’ themselves to make the most of that hype. The positioning ended with coming up with music to suit the tastes of the targeted groups, while staying true their own style.
But the story has one last chapter left, and personally, this was the bit that impressed me the most.
As the first decade of the 21st century ended, Linkin Park had inevitably started to fade. New artists were coming in with a fresh approach to music, and their fan base had shifted to greener pastures. That is just how the world works.
In the words of Fortune.com,
Linkin Park as a band is less relevant now, so Linkin Park, as a business, needs to try new things. Hence: produce cool videos; sell more schwag; and invest in startups.
The factor that allowed them this flexibility was that their previous business model had been very well thought out. So what exactly is a business model?
A business model is to a company or a brand, what an algorithm is to a computer programmer. It is a blueprint of the strategies and values that a company relies on for its profits.
Linkin Park has now started a Venture Capital firm, or VC to keep their profits going in spite of their fall from the top spot in the music business.
The best way to understand what venture capitalists are is by going about it literally. Firms which provide capital for various ventures, are venture capital firms. If you’ve been reading a little about the recent affairs of Housing.com or Flipkart, or any other start-up company, this term is bound to come up. Venture capitalists fund such start-up companies who don’t otherwise have access to funding, in the hope of gaining a huge return if they turn out to be successful. A pretty big gamble, if you ask me.
 They have invested in startups like the investing app Robinhood, ride-sharing service Lyft, and ultra-hip coffee brewer Blue Bottle, and are still generating cash from these ventures.
In spite, of not being the most popular group of musicians currently, Linkin Park have turned an ending musical journey into a financial cash cow and are still managing to generate profits. In the end, that’s what business is all about.


Project #Startup10 : Learning to build your own business
Note: this is the first post in the series "Project #Startup10" : a blog post series about starting up 10 businesses in a single year. Here is a list of all the relevant articles:
- Introduction (this post)
- You pay peanuts, you get the monkeys
- #1: Blommekes.be
- E-Payment and logistics
- #2: Dampen.be -
- [This project has been put on hold]...
- #3: Working title: BIG
- TBD
Introduction
I love reading about startups, lean product development, software practices etc... After spending over a decade studying a plaethora of subjects, I decided to finally put my money where my mouth is: this year I am going to put the theory in practice, and start up 10 new (or not so new, but different) business ideas, hence the tag #Startup10.
In the first post of this series I will give you a primer on my background, and also a few pointers to the things that inspire and motivate me; I hope they might inspire you too...
The **drumroll** "Big Idea" about a decade ago
The first thing I decided to build when I decided to quit my day job about a decade ago, was a single software product that would allow me to apply it to all kind of different problem domains, it required me to setup the database, and do little or no extra custom development. Little did I know that the software part was the least important of all...
Even though I did manage to sell a few user licenses at 1.5K, the product never really hit the market bigtime; here is why: I did not have a clue who my target audience was, so I had no idea how to market the product.
While the product in itself was not that bad, it was obvious that it was not going to allow me to make a living out of it, so I opted for the path most ICT-people opt: freelance consultancy...
So one could say that this was actually my first startup attempt....
Enter 10 years later.... Project #Startup10
Over the years and multiple consultancy jobs later, my understanding evolved (even after building my first product, check this post from 2004), and I found out that modelling software around behavior instead of data usually results in way better software.
However, this fact is not as important as one would think... My biggest failure at the time, was building a product without even knowing what my target audience was and how I would market it ...
After 10 years of reading about startups and business, I decided to verify whether all my newly acquired knowledge made any sense, so two months ago (Januari 2012) I decided to take a few months off before getting back to consultancy, get a few startups up and running, and continuing on the next ones while doing some freelance consultancy on the side(I am for rent by the way)....
I am now two months in, the two sites are up and fully functional, and we are ready to launch the first two onto the Belgian market (more in later posts):
- https://Blommekes.be : Order flowers online in a few clicks and make your mrs. happy (after you blew some of your points).
- https://Dampen.be : Smoking without tar and nicotine
This blog post was going to mention something about inspiration and motivation ?
Actually, there are a few relevant posts that inspired me for Project #Startup10; without further ado, here are some of my favorite articles/posts:
The difference between a failure and a mistake - Seth Godin
This was the short blurb that actually triggered me to get started with the project #StartUp10. Seth is stating in this post that one can try and do stuff, and as long as you are learning from it the outcome is not all that important. The most important thing, is that you learn from your failure and avoid making a mistake...
Failure is part of the learning process iteration: have an idea, implement the absolute minimum, measure and evolve from there... Do not be afraid of failure !!
That is why I set up #Startup10: instead of putting all my money in one basket, I assume most (if not all) my startup attempts will fail, but I hope I will learn something during the process.
1.0 is the loneliest number - Matt Mullenweg
This is an essay where Matt describes what it is like when you build a product; there is one absolutely fabulous quote in there that I mention to everyone:
if you’re not embarrassed when you ship your first version you waited too long.
This makes a lot of sense, but is hard to follow; most people have big plans, but as long as you do not have paying customers your project is worthless; get money out of it ASAP. Most of my ambitious projects die of feature creep... So now I start small...
Young & stupid: How I Made 2.5 Million - Andrew Fashion
Another great post, this time by someone who has been "entrepreneur"- ing ever since the 6th grade... I would like to suggest you to read the whole Young & Stupid series, as they are a really interesting read... Somehow this blog post series was one of the first ones that actually convinced me great things can be achieved when you put your mind to it, but it also clarified that one should take nothing for granted, i.e. easy come = easy go...
The $300 Million Button - UIE.COM - Jared M. Spool
This is one great article about how there might be a lot of opportunity by *really* thinking things through. By making the login process optional when ordering a basket - "I am not here to build a relationship" -, the sales increased by $3,000,000 / year.
That is actually one of the reasons we started with https://Blommekes.be : people are not here to browse all different kind of flowers and configure a pleathora of options, they just want to order some to make the Mrs. happy, so we made this as convenient as we possibly could: pick your flower, type the message for the attached card and the adress, and just pay; nothing more, nothing less. (We applied the same principle to https://dampen.be as well).
Getting Real - 37 Signals
This is a full E-book (also availble as a paperback) that describes exactly how the lean approach might work in software. It is a great read, and it is incredible this is a free book. Read it and learn; there is a tremendous amount of value in there...
Conclusion
These links are only an excerpt, but they should get you started... As time progresses I might add some extra links, but for now this will have to suffice...
In the next post, I will talk about how one gets ideas for a startup. Please note that the #Startup10 Project is a work in progress, so I might actually fall flat on my face and fail miserably. But hey, at least I will have these posts to fall back to, so I can avoid making mistakes...
If you are active in a startup, or this article somehow inspires you, let me know in the comments.
Tom


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In order to receive event notifications for a given message you first have to specify which events are you interested in. Each message that you send has to request its own event notifications. Therefore, every message that you send as part of a chat should request its own event notifications.
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// Connect to the server and log in conn1 = new XMPPConnection(host); conn1.login(server_user1, pass1); // Create a chat with user2 Chat chat1 = conn1.createChat(user2); // Create a message to send Message msg = chat1.createMessage(); msg.setSubject("Any subject you want"); msg.setBody("An interesting body comes here..."); // Add to the message all the notifications requests (offline, delivered, displayed, // composing) MessageEventManager.addNotificationsRequests(msg, true, true, true, true); // Send the message that contains the notifications request chat1.sendMessage(msg);
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You can receive notification requests for the following events: delivered, displayed, composing and offline. You must listen for these requests and react accordingly.
Usage The general idea is to create a new
Note that
Below you can find an example that connects two users to the server. One user will create a message, add the requests for notifications and will send the message to the other user. The other user will add a
// Connect to the server and log in the users conn1 = new XMPPConnection(host); conn1.login(server_user1, pass1); conn2 = new XMPPConnection(host); conn2.login(server_user2, pass2); // User2 creates a MessageEventManager MessageEventManager messageEventManager = new MessageEventManager(conn2); // User2 adds the listener that will react to the event notifications requests messageEventManager.addMessageEventRequestListener(new DefaultMessageEventRequestListener() { public void deliveredNotificationRequested( String from, String packetID, MessageEventManager messageEventManager) { super.deliveredNotificationRequested(from, packetID, messageEventManager); // DefaultMessageEventRequestListener automatically responds that the message was delivered when receives this request System.out.println("Delivered Notification Requested (" + from + ", " + packetID + ")"); } public void displayedNotificationRequested( String from, String packetID, MessageEventManager messageEventManager) { super.displayedNotificationRequested(from, packetID, messageEventManager); // Send to the message's sender that the message was displayed messageEventManager.sendDisplayedNotification(from, packetID); } public void composingNotificationRequested( String from, String packetID, MessageEventManager messageEventManager) { super.composingNotificationRequested(from, packetID, messageEventManager); // Send to the message's sender that the message's receiver is composing a reply messageEventManager.sendComposingNotification(from, packetID); } public void offlineNotificationRequested( String from, String packetID, MessageEventManager messageEventManager) { super.offlineNotificationRequested(from, packetID, messageEventManager); // The XMPP server should take care of this request. Do nothing. System.out.println("Offline Notification Requested (" + from + ", " + packetID + ")"); } }); // User1 creates a chat with user2 Chat chat1 = conn1.createChat(user2); // User1 creates a message to send to user2 Message msg = chat1.createMessage(); msg.setSubject("Any subject you want"); msg.setBody("An interesting body comes here..."); // User1 adds to the message all the notifications requests (offline, delivered, displayed, // composing) MessageEventManager.addNotificationsRequests(msg, true, true, true, true); // User1 sends the message that contains the notifications request chat1.sendMessage(msg); Thread.sleep(500); // User2 sends to the message's sender that the message's receiver cancelled composing a reply messageEventManager.sendCancelledNotification(user1, msg.getPacketID());
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Usage The general idea is to create a new
Below you can find an example that logs in a user to the server, adds a
// Connect to the server and log in conn1 = new XMPPConnection(host); conn1.login(server_user1, pass1); // Create a MessageEventManager MessageEventManager messageEventManager = new MessageEventManager(conn1); // Add the listener that will react to the event notifications messageEventManager.addMessageEventNotificationListener(new MessageEventNotificationListener() { public void deliveredNotification(String from, String packetID) { System.out.println("The message has been delivered (" + from + ", " + packetID + ")"); } public void displayedNotification(String from, String packetID) { System.out.println("The message has been displayed (" + from + ", " + packetID + ")"); } public void composingNotification(String from, String packetID) { System.out.println("The message's receiver is composing a reply (" + from + ", " + packetID + ")"); } public void offlineNotification(String from, String packetID) { System.out.println("The message's receiver is offline (" + from + ", " + packetID + ")"); } public void cancelledNotification(String from, String packetID) { System.out.println("The message's receiver cancelled composing a reply (" + from + ", " + packetID + ")"); } }); // Create a chat with user2 Chat chat1 = conn1.createChat(user2); // Create a message to send Message msg = chat1.createMessage(); msg.setSubject("Any subject you want"); msg.setBody("An interesting body comes here..."); // Add to the message all the notifications requests (offline, delivered, displayed, // composing) MessageEventManager.addNotificationsRequests(msg, true, true, true, true); // Send the message that contains the notifications request chat1.sendMessage(msg);


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FILM TITLE: ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD DIRECTOR: TOM STOPPARD COUNTRY: USA ( 1990 ) CAST: Gary Oldman, Tim Roth, Richard Dreifuss, Ian Richardson SUPER FEATURES: BASED ON THE DIRECTOR'S PLAY
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is a play more for Shakespeare aficionados than it is for film go-ers specially anyone who is into entertainment and escape.
But this play, were it not for its famous 'mother', is an excellent exercise in having a little fun, and see two goons get gooned around until they themselves get done away with it. The two actors, much like the requirement for the stage production, are extremelly good and very tight, meaning that there is a smoothness of interplay which is very enjoyable throughout the whole production.
And unlike the original play, this story is not locked into a theatre stage and has much more freedom to move around and show another side of the characters and players than we otherwise could really get. While travelling to Denmark we see the rough terrain, and the forests which help the two characters play word games to while away the travelling time. All of a sudden, the play is not a fun, wordy, game for two actors, but an entertaining exercise in filling in the boring spaces in one's life.
The story concerns the two characters which Claudius hires to go kill Hamlet in Denmark, during the latter's exile. Shakespeare makes these two characters look like a pair of little kids, playing a deadly game in an adult world, which I tend to think that Tom Stoppard wanted to change. In this film, they are not so much two kids as they are a pair of pawns caught up in a much larger chess game than they could imagine, and they do not realize that they are getting involved in a game which is not specially friendly or fun.
I have been involved in one production of this play, and like it a lot, not only because of its avant-garde style, but also because it always invokes settings for a stage which are very colorful and 'symbolic' if not totally based on a 'visual' image. The play works very well within the confines of the absurdist theatre, with a stage that could be almost all too empty. And the film answers all the questions and problems which it might have on the stage.
This film is worth seeing.....but a requirement is necessary that you allow for time to let events shape up.....thus the story will become a bit clearer to you. Excellent acting and very good, sometimes funny, directing.
Richard Dreifuss is very good.
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Clustering
Deviation
Object Detector
Aircrafts/ UAV's
Helicopters
Missiles
Drones
Trijictory Prediction
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cost =
blevel +
ceiling(leaf_blocks * effective index selectivity) +
ceiling(clustering_factor * effective table selectivity)
1. The first line of the formula represents the number of block visits needed to descend through the index (excluding the cost of actually hitting the first leaf block you want).
2. The second line of the formula represents the number of leaf blocks that you will have to walk along to acquire all the rowids matching a given set of input values. The effective index selectivity corresponds to the entry labelled ix_sel in the 10053 trace file.
3. The third line represents the number of visits to table blocks that you will have to make to pick up the rows by way of the selected index. The effective table selectivity corresponds to the thing that used to be labelled tb_sel in the 10053 trace file, but ends up being labelled (more accurately) as ix_sel_with_filters in the 10g trace file. This line often generates the biggest component of the cost, and introduces the biggest error in the calculation of the cost of using a B-tree index.
-----------------example-----------
from:Cost Based Oracle Fundamentals page:88
[cc lang='sql']CREATE INDEX t1_i1 ON t1(date_ord, seq_ord);
BEGIN
dbms_stats.gather_table_stats(
USER,
't1',
CASCADE => TRUE,
estimate_percent => NULL,
method_opt => 'for all columns size 1'
);
END;
/
SELECT
blocks,
num_rows
FROM
user_tables
WHERE
table_name = 'T1';
BLOCKS NUM_ROWS
---------- ----------
749 26000
SELECT
index_name,
blevel,
leaf_blocks,
clustering_factor
FROM
user_indexes
WHERE
table_name = 'T1'
;
INDEX_NAME BLEVEL LEAF_BLOCKS CLUSTERING_FACTOR
-------------------- ---------- ----------- -----------------
T1_I1 1 86 1008
SELECT COUNT(small_vc)
FROM t1
WHERE date_ord = TRUNC(SYSDATE) + 7
;
IN this CASE, we are after 1 DAY OUT OF 26—a selectivity OF 3.846% OR 0.03846
COST = 1 +
CEIL(0.03846 * 86) +
CEIL(0.03846 * 1,008)
= 1 + 4 + 39 = 44[/cc]
VS
[cc lang='sql']SET autotrace traceonly EXPLAIN
SELECT COUNT(small_vc)
FROM t1
WHERE date_ord = TRUNC(SYSDATE) + 7
;
SET autotrace off
Execution PLAN (<IP_ADDRESS> autotrace)
----------------------------------------------------------
0 SELECT STATEMENT Optimizer=ALL_ROWS (COST=44 Card=1 Bytes=13)
1 0 SORT (AGGREGATE)
2 1 TABLE ACCESS (BY INDEX ROWID) OF 'T1' (COST=44 Card=1000 Bytes=13000)
3 2 INDEX (RANGE SCAN) OF 'T1_I1' (NON-UNIQUE) (COST=5 Card=1000)[/cc]
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The important reference for adjust the table(index)'s statistics:
http://psoug.org/reference/dbms_stats.html


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The package contains routines to 1) project unity-summed triples to unit-square doubles and vice versa, 2) make a grid of unity-summed triples paired to doubles, 3) evaluate a function over the grid and 4) make simple plots including ternary contour plots over a grid of values.
| Version: | 1.1 |
| Published: | 2012-10-29 |
| Author: | Tim Keitt |
| Maintainer: | Tim Keitt <tkeitt at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | trifield results |
| Reference manual: | trifield.pdf |
| Package source: | trifield_1.1.tar.gz |
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 This table goes in the current “etc/acpi/tables” fw_cfg blob. Each error source has different notification types.
A new fw_cfg blob called “etc/hardware_errors” is introduced. QEMU also needs to populate this blob. The “etc/hardware_errors” fw_cfg blob contains an address registers table and an Error Status Data Block table.
The address registers table contains N Error Block Address entries and N Read Ack Register entries. The size for each entry is 8-byte. The Error Status Data Block table contains N Error Status Data Block entries. The size for each entry is 4096(0x1000) bytes. The total size for the “etc/hardware_errors” fw_cfg blob is (N * 8 * 2 + N * 4096) bytes. N is the number of the kinds of hardware error sources.
QEMU generates the ACPI linker/loader script for the firmware. The firmware pre-allocates memory for “etc/acpi/tables”, “etc/hardware_errors” and copies blob contents there.
QEMU generates N ADD_POINTER commands, which patch addresses in the “error_status_address” fields of the HEST table with a pointer to the corresponding “address registers” in the “etc/hardware_errors” blob.
QEMU generates N ADD_POINTER commands, which patch addresses in the “read_ack_register” fields of the HEST table with a pointer to the corresponding “read_ack_register” within the “etc/hardware_errors” blob.
QEMU generates N ADD_POINTER commands for the firmware, which patch addresses in the “error_block_address” fields with a pointer to the respective “Error Status Data Block” in the “etc/hardware_errors” blob.
QEMU defines a third and write-only fw_cfg blob which is called “etc/hardware_errors_addr”. Through that blob, the firmware can send back the guest-side allocation addresses to QEMU. The “etc/hardware_errors_addr” blob contains a 8-byte entry. QEMU generates a single WRITE_POINTER command for the firmware. The firmware will write back the start address of “etc/hardware_errors” blob to the fw_cfg file “etc/hardware_errors_addr”.
When QEMU gets a SIGBUS from the kernel, QEMU writes CPER into corresponding “Error Status Data Block”, guest memory, and then injects platform specific interrupt (in case of arm/virt machine it’s Synchronous External Abort) as a notification which is necessary for notifying the guest.
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As such, DevSpace aims to cater to this entire atmosphere.
DevSpace wants to offer talks on a variety of languages, offering attendees the ability to improve their
skills within their daily technology of choice and the ability to become familiar with new technologies.
Combine this with non-technical talks on inter-personal skills and processes, DevSpace will provide an
outstanding value to the attendees.
Call for Sponsors
Our call for sponsors is officially open.
Head to the the sponsors page to get all the juicy details.
Call for Speakers
Our call for speakers is officially open.
Head to the the speakers page to get all the juicy details.
Changes to DevSpace 2021
As we mentioned when we announced DevSpace 2021, we were tentative on our in-person event based on the state
of the COVID-19 pandemic.
At the point we announced our in-person conference, things seemed to be trending in the right direction.
With the new delta variant surging and the current state of North Alabama, we are no longer comfortable
holding the in-person event.
Link last year, the conference will be hosted on our twitch channel at https://www.twitch.tv/devspaceconf.
However, unlike last year, we will be accepting submissions for the conference.
As our call for speakers has already been open, those who have already submitted
sessions for the in-person event will get priority.
We are still working with our partners to make this change, so please be a little patient with us.
We will update this site and our social platforms with more information as we solidify the details.
Dates for 2021 Announced
This year, the DevSpace Technical Conference will take place on September 9th and 10th.
We will continue to be in the South Hall Ballrooms of the Von Braun Center.
We have moved the dates from our traditional Friday and Saturday to Thursday and Friday.
This was not a decision we took lightly.
We posted an informal poll in several locations, such as on our Twitter account and various Slack groups.
The split between people who enjoyed Friday and Saturday was dead split with people we did not want to attend
a conference on a weekend.
The biggest rationale for this was the belief that weekends should be for family.
While we have plans to include a family track in the future, we currently do not have the budget to include
that track.
As such, we have decided to try a Thursday and Friday conference.
We have also moved earlier into the year, opting for a September conference over our traditional October
timing.
Our primary reasoning for this came down to scheduling with the Von Braun Center.
It can be difficult to find times that are available at the VBC.
While we loved our mid-October time frame, we realize that we usually fell on top of fall break for all the
local school systems.
We had heard from many people that they usually make plans with thier families for vacations during this time.
For those curious, we were given the option to have September 10th and 11th, and decided on the 9th and 10th
as a combination of the two factors mentioned above.
Besides, September 11th is a Saturday in college football season.
We were tired of competing against that, anyway.
The Schedule is Live!
Our full schedule is live.
You can view our list of sessions and stream times on the Sessions Page.
Ticket Prices
The ticket prices will remain the same as 2019.
The pricing structure will be as follows:
| Super Early Bird Tickets |
$100 |
Available until July 17th |
| Early Bird Tickets |
$125 |
Available until August 1st |
| Standard Tickets |
$150 |
Available until September 1st |
| Late Tickets |
$200 |
Available until September 10th |


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Updated: Satmar Rebbe Arrives in Israel for 10-Day Visit
by Hana Levi JulianThe Grand Rabbi (Rebbe) of Satmar in Williamsburg, Rabbi Zalmen Teitelbaum, arrived Tuesday morning for a 10-day visit to the Holy Land, during which he is expected to distribute huge amounts of cash to his followers and institutions, which do not accept any funds from the State of Israel.
Satmar Hassidim believe the Zionist movement is an attempt to force God into prematurely sending Moshiach (the Messiah) into the world, and therefore fiercely oppose the establishment of the state and all of its associated institutions, including any funding.
The Rebbe is also scheduled to meet with other strictly Orthodox leaders as well during his stay, and is expected to travel to Mount Scopus in order to view the Western Wall and the Temple Mount, but will not visit either site.
Beginning Tuesday at 4 pm, the following streets will be blocked in both directions:
Malchei Yisrael and Sarei Israel
Shamgar / Sarei Israel junction
Rehov Yafo / Sarei Israel junction
No vehicle will be allowed to reach any of the nearby streets or those leading in to these areas.
Drivers will be redirected to main arteries such as Yirmiyahu and Shamgar, police said.
Only public transportation will be allowed to access the Begin Highway and Rabin Boulevard.
“Due to the anticipated heavy traffic, we recommend that the public plan and advance their travel accordingly, and use a GPS navigational app,” police said. “We urge the public to heed police instructions and above all, be patient.”


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These are the ones that we build from our source indexing. They are NOT synced; whichever one is live responds to queries and updates, and whichever is not does nothing. Use this functionality to have a newly built index ready to switch in whenever suits. Handle more complex index functionality and backups directly with the index, NOT with this UI. NOTE ALSO that neither of these are the application index, where user accounts and settings and so on are stored - these are only the indexes of the data records.
These are locally built copies of remote sources; these indices are used in the build processes of our own service indices. Rebuild or delete them at any time; NOTE though that they must exist in order for a successful build of our live index to complete.
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This is a class that is used in projectile trajectory kinematic calculations. More...
#include <ProjectileMotion.h>
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| ProjectileMotion (double d_angle, double x0, double y0, double xt, double yt) | |
| ~ProjectileMotion () | |
| double | get_initial_velocity_from_angle_x0_y0_xt_yt () |
| double | get_time_to_target_from_v0_x0_xt () |
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| double | m_initial_velocity |
| double | m_departure_angle_deg |
| double | m_departure_angle_rad |
| double | m_x_initial |
| double | m_y_initial |
| double | m_x_position |
| double | m_y_position |
| double | m_x_target |
| double | m_y_target |
| double | m_time_t |
| double | m_time_to_target |
This is a class that is used in projectile trajectory kinematic calculations.
Definition at line 33 of file ProjectileMotion.h.
| ProjectileMotion::ProjectileMotion | ( | double | d_angle, |
| double | x0, | ||
| double | y0, | ||
| double | xt, | ||
| double | yt | ||
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The ProjectileMotion class constructor.
| d_angle | The departure angle, in degrees |
| x0 | The initial x position, in meters |
| y0 | The initial y position, in meters |
| xt | The x (horizontal) position of the target, in meters |
| yt | The y (vertical) position of the target, in meters |
Definition at line 34 of file ProjectileMotion.cpp.
| ProjectileMotion::~ProjectileMotion | ( | ) |
The ProjectileMotion class destructor.
Definition at line 55 of file ProjectileMotion.cpp.
| double ProjectileMotion::get_initial_velocity_from_angle_x0_y0_xt_yt | ( | ) |
Method to determine initial velocity from angle, initial position, and target position.
Definition at line 64 of file ProjectileMotion.cpp.
| double ProjectileMotion::get_time_to_target_from_v0_x0_xt | ( | ) |
Method to determine time to target from initial velocity, initial x coordinate, and target x coordinate.
Definition at line 94 of file ProjectileMotion.cpp.
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The launch/departure angle of a projectile, in degrees
Definition at line 83 of file ProjectileMotion.h.
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The launch/departure angle of a projectile, in radians
Definition at line 85 of file ProjectileMotion.h.
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The initial velocity of a projectile, in m/s
Definition at line 81 of file ProjectileMotion.h.
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The current time, in seconds past t=0
Definition at line 99 of file ProjectileMotion.h.
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The time from launch/departure to arrival at target, in seconds
Definition at line 101 of file ProjectileMotion.h.
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The initial x coordinate of the projectile, in meters
Definition at line 87 of file ProjectileMotion.h.
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The x coordinate at time t, in meters
Definition at line 91 of file ProjectileMotion.h.
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The x coordinate of the target, in meters
Definition at line 95 of file ProjectileMotion.h.
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The initial y coordinate of the projectile, in meters
Definition at line 89 of file ProjectileMotion.h.
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The y coordinate at time t, in meters
Definition at line 93 of file ProjectileMotion.h.
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The y coordinate of the target, in meters
Definition at line 97 of file ProjectileMotion.h.


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