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This tutorial will guide you through the setup of your Raspberry Pi in headless mode as a Time Capsule and AirPlay audio receiver. Afterwards we will use Docker to setup an etherpad server with group and user level pad authentication as well as a Nextcloud server along with WebRTC for secure audio/video call conferencing.
Materials
- Raspberry 1373331 Pi 3 Modell B+ Mainboard, 1 GB (34.49 EUR)
- Raspberry Pi 3 official power supply (14.90 EUR)
- SanDisk Ultra 64GB microSDXC card (15.00 EUR)
- Western Digital 4TB external hard drive (94.99 EUR)
- Optional: Raspberry Pi 3 official case (7.99 EUR)
Total: 167.37 EUR
Starting your Raspberry Pi for the first time
Download the “Raspbian Stretch Lite” image from the Raspbian downloads page here and follow raspberrypi.org instructions on how to burn the image.
Shortly, after downloading the zip file use balenaEtcher to burn the Raspbian image to your micro sd card.
On your Mac, remove the micro sd card and insert it back in again. For making sure you will be able to connect over ssh to your raspberry pi you will need to
cd /Volumes/boot
touch ssh
As we will use the raspberry pi without a screen we decrease the amount of memory available for graphics
cd /Volumes/boot
echo gpu_mem=16 >> config.txt
If you wish to connect to your raspberry pi over wifi you need to set this up now by editing the /boot/wpa_supplicant.conf
file with your wifi and country 2 letter code (here DE for Germany):
ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev
update_config=1
country=DE
network={
ssid="my_network_name"
psk="my_network_password"
}
If you do not want store your password in plain text you can use wpa_passphrase
utility to generate an hashed password:
wpa_passphrase my_network_name my_network_password
Insert the micro sd card into your raspberry pi. Connect the ethernet cable and power cable to start your raspberry pi. From your Mac connect to the pi on your network by
ssh pi@raspberrypi
The original password is raspberry
.
Setup your user by replacing MYUSERNAME
with your username and MYPASSWORD
with your own password:
sudo -s
echo "en_US.UTF-8 UTF-8" > /etc/locale.gen && locale-gen
useradd -m -s /bin/bash -N -u 1001 MYUSERNAME
echo "root:MYPASSWORD" | chpasswd
echo "pi:MYPASSWORD" | chpasswd
echo "MYUSERNAME:MYPASSWORD" | chpasswd
adduser MYUSERNAME sudo
exit
exit
If you don’t yet have SSH keys on your Mac follow the instructions here to generate them. Copy your ssh keys to your pi
ssh-copy-id MYUSERNAME@raspberrypi
Using the password you just used to replace MYPASSWORD
above. Edit your Mac’s .ssh/config
file
vim ~/.ssh/config
to include
Host pi
HostName raspberrypi
Port 22
User MYUSERNAME
You can now connect password free to your pi with:
ssh pi
and remove the original pi
user:
sudo userdel -r pi
and add git, vim and tmux (because we love it):
sudo apt-get install -y tmux vim git
Congratulations! Your Raspberry Pi is set and ready to go!
Setting up your Raspberry Pi as an Airplay audio receiver
ssh pi
sudo apt-get install -y shairport-sync
Since the analog output is in mono only you might want to increase the quality of the audio coming out of your pi by using HDMI or a peripherical as shown here.
Set your raspberry pi sound higher as the standard 50% is quite low:
sudo amixer set 'PCM' 75%
Setting up your Raspberry Pi as a Time Capsule
Connect an empty HFS+ formated external drive to you pi over USB.
Install required packages for dealing with HFS in linux:
sudo apt-get install -y hfsprogs hfsplus
Find your disk and device name (usually /dev/sda2
):
sudo fdisk -l
Format the drive
sudo mkfs.hfsplus -v my_external_drive /dev/sda2
Create the mounting point, add it to /etc/fstab
, mount the device, and make sure you own the mount point:
su
mkdir -p /media/time_machine
echo "/dev/sda2 /media/time_machine hfsplus force,rw,user,auto 0 0" >> /etc/fstab
mount -a
chown -R MYUSERNAME /media/time_machine
Now that you’ve mounted your external drive make sure to never pull the power cable or USB on your raspberry pi as this might render the external drive read-only. For unmounting the drive you can
sudo umount /dev/sda2
and for shutting down your raspberry pi you can
sudo shutdown -h now
This is also where investing a bit more on an external desktop hard drive might be more functional (eg.: Western Digital 10 TB Elements, USB 3.0, 224.99 EUR).
Install the required packages for mounting your pi over afp and emulate a Time Capsule
su
aptitude install -y build-essential libevent-dev libssl-dev \
libgcrypt11-dev libkrb5-dev libpam0g-dev libwrap0-dev \
libdb-dev libtdb-dev avahi-daemon libavahi-client-dev \
libacl1-dev libldap2-dev libcrack2-dev systemtap-sdt-dev \
libdbus-1-dev libdbus-glib-1-dev libglib2.0-dev \
libio-socket-inet6-perl tracker libtracker-sparql-1.0-dev \
libtracker-miner-1.0-dev libmariadbclient-dev
wget http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/netatalk/netatalk-3.1.11.tar.gz
tar -xf netatalk-3.1.11.tar.gz
cd netatalk-3.1.11/
./configure \
--with-init-style=debian-systemd \
--without-libevent \
--without-tdb \
--with-cracklib \
--enable-krbV-uam \
--with-pam-confdir=/etc/pam.d \
--with-dbus-daemon=/usr/bin/dbus-daemon \
--with-dbus-sysconf-dir=/etc/dbus-1/system.d \
--with-tracker-pkgconfig-version=1.0
make
make install
netatalk -V
echo """[Global]
mimic model = TimeCapsule6,106
[Time Machine]
path = /media/time_machine
time machine = yes""" > /usr/local/etc/afp.conf
systemctl enable avahi-daemon
systemctl enable netatalk
service avahi-daemon start
service netatalk start
You Mac should now be seeing raspberrypi
on your network as a Time Capsule and you should be able
to mount it by clicking on it on the Finder and select it as a Time Machine destination in
System Preferences > Time Machine > Add or Remove Backup Disk….
Installing Docker
Docker is great!
sudo apt-get update
curl -sSL https://get.docker.com | sh
sudo usermod -aG docker $USER
sudo gpasswd -a $USER docker
docker --version
sudo reboot
Login to your pi again once it has rebooted ssh pi
docker login
sudo docker engine activate
and test your docker installation:
docker run armhf/hello-world
Here the message you should see
Hello from Docker on armhf!
This message shows that your installation appears to be working correctly.
Building and running the Nextcloud and etherpad Docker image
As we will be generating ssl certificates with a Certificate Authority you will need to make sure your raspberry pi is accessible to the world. For this you will need to make sure your router is forwarding ports 80 (http) and 443 (https) to your raspberry pi. If you wish to backup you laptop wherever you are over the internet you can also set port 548 to be forwarded to your raspberry pi and then connect to your Time Capsuble over afp://myhostname.com. For instructions on how to set port forwarding consult your router’s manual.
Also, as you might not have a fixed IP you might wanna create a public Hostname with a Free Dynamic DNS. A good place for this is noip.com for which you can install the Dynamic Update Client (DUC) so that your web address continuously points to your router’s external IP address. You will need 2 hostnames, 1 for Nextcloud, 1 for etherpad.
Installing the Dynamic Update Client (DUC)
su
cd /usr/local/src
wget http://www.no-ip.com/client/linux/noip-duc-linux.tar.gz&redir_token=8N73LFVgQSnqLuVOQf0FMQHM58F8MTU1MjMzNDQ2MkAxNTUyMjQ4MDYy
tar xzf noip-duc-linux.tar.gz
cd noip-2.1.9-1/ && make && make install
/usr/local/bin/noip2
exit
To test that this is working you can have your router forward port 22 to your raspberry pi and try to ssh to your pi over the Hostname you created at noip.com. For safety reasons you might stop this forwarding once your test comes through.
Clone the repo:
cd ~/
git clone https://github.com/jorgeboucas/docker_nextcloud_etherpad.git
Edit the variables in the Dockerfile
between ##### USER GIVEN VARIABLES #####
and ##### END OF USER GIVEN VARIABLES #####
. You might wanna check this blog post for help on choosing passwords.
##### USER GIVEN VARIABLES #####
# root password
ENV ROOTPASS=my_root_pass
# password for mysql
ENV myqsl_password=sqpass
# user and password for the database used by nextcloud
ENV MAINDB=nextcloud
ENV PASSWDDB=ncdbpass
# user and password for the nextcloud administrator
ENV ADMIN=nextcloud
ENV ADMINPASS=ncpass
# server info for ssl certificates
ENV SERVER_ADDRESS=nextcloud.myhostname.com
ENV<EMAIL_ADDRESS># company info for hacking the nextcloud's landing page
ENV COMPANY_NAME=company_name
ENV COMPANY_WEBPAGE='http:\/\/www.company.com'
ENV COMPANY_SLOGAN='My Company Slogan'
# internal host ip for trusted hosts
ENV HOST_INTERNAL_IP=pi_ip_on_my_network
# user and password for the database used by etherpad
ENV ETHERPAD_MYSQL_USER=ETHERPAD_MYSQL_USER
ENV ETHERPAD_MYSQL_PASS=ETHERPAD_MYSQL_PASS
# user and password for the etherpad administrator
ENV ETHERPAD_ADMIN=ETHERPAD_ADMIN
ENV ETHERPAD_ADMIN_PASS=ETHERPAD_ADMIN_PASS
# etherpad address, ip bind, and port
ENV ETHERPAD_WEB_ADDRESS=etherpad.myhostname.com
##### END OF USER GIVEN VARIABLES #####
Build the image and run the container:
cd ~/docker_nextcloud_etherpad
docker built -t webserver .
Run the container mapping the certificates /etc/letsencrypt
, nextcloud /var/www/html
,
databases var/lib/mysql
, and etherpad /etherpad-lite
folders to your external hard drive. If you wish to create backups of your Nextcloud and etherpad instances these are the folders you need to copy/backup to a separate/3rd drive. If you ever restart your raspberry pi you can relaunch your instances by starting here:
cd /media/time_machine
mkdir -p persistent_data/letsencrypt \
persistent_data/nextcloud \
persistent_data/db \
persistent_data/etherpad && \
docker run \
-v $(pwd)/persistent_data/letsencrypt:/etc/letsencrypt \
-v $(pwd)/persistent_data/nextcloud:/var/www/html \
-v $(pwd)/persistent_data/db:/var/lib/mysql \
-v $(pwd)/persistent_data/etherpad:/etherpad-lite \
--name cloud -d -p 80:80 -p 443:443 -p 9001:9001 webserver /bin/bash
If you wish to get a shell on the running container you can do so by
docker exec -it cloud /bin/bash
You can now access your Nextcloud instance at your defined hostname nextcloud.myhostname.com
and etherpad at your defined etherpad.myhostname.com
.
For login in to Nextcloud you can use the values you’ve set for ADMIN
and ADMINPASS
. You can add users to yout Nextcloud instace by using the managment console inside Nexcloud.
For WebRTC you can use the Talk app inside Nextcloud.
For login to etherpad you can use the values you’ve set to ETHERPAD_ADMIN
and ETHERPAD_ADMIN_PASS
. For private pads you can access etherpad.myhostname.com/mypads
which you
can administrate on etherpad.myhostname.com/mypads/?/admin
.


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Sometime last year, I stopped thinking of college as school.
School is something stagnant. It’s objective; everything seems to have a right answer or a wrong answer, regardless of subject matter. The canon for school has been long-established, and oftentimes it appears as though it has remained unchanged for decades. When I was studying in school, I knew I was acquiring a certain pre-determined skillset that I would need for my future education, but it didn’t feel like that, at the time.
Last year, I started working in a biomechanics lab. I’m currently in a program that helps agricultural and environmental science students find research opportunities on campus, and I was lucky enough to be assigned to a group that focuses on my preferred field: entomology. Meeting at the intersection of physics and animal behavior, my lab concentrates on the decision-making processes behind insect flight by analyzing the mechanics of movement.
But there is a problem. Working in a biomechanics lab can be difficult, especially when you’ve never taken a physics class in your entire life.
“Imagine that the bee thorax is an egg,” my lab manager, Susie, told me, after I read an introductory paper on how bumblebees cope with turbulence. “It has three axes going through it. The three axes correspond to a different kind of rotation. Roll occurs along the front-to-back axis. Pitch occurs along the side-to-side axis. Yaw occurs along the vertical axis. Does that make sense?”
It did not make sense.
The solution would be to take a physics course – but I had already solidified my class schedules for the next two years and university-taught physics wasn’t in my foreseeable future. So, I used the resources on hand. I spoke more to Susie, I read more papers, and I piled the majority of my time into the behavioral aspect of my lab’s focus. And, soon enough, this concentration began to bleed over into school as well - if a topic in one of my classes crossed over with something from my lab, I automatically found myself perking up and paying more attention.
Because somewhere along the way, college ceased being school and started becoming my future – or, a taste of what my future could be like. The world around me – the people I met, the things I learned, the activities I participated in – stopped being just school and started being life.
Here is something fundamental about me: I hate change. At my very core, I am made of pure inertia. I like routine and pattern and things that make sense. Throughout high school I enjoyed how everything around me was stagnant and objective. It made sense and was comfortable. I was comfortable.
But college doesn’t make sense. Not all the time, at least. At first I hated that – but, after sitting in my lab reading papers and imagining the bee-thorax-turned-egg rolling and pitching and yawing in a vortex street, I realized: maybe I was okay with that. All I needed was more time, more guidance, more information, and I could probably figure it out.
College was my life now, and, if it was my life, then I had to start living it the way I wanted to. To do that, though, I had to overcome my inner inertia.
I started to evaluate myself a lot more as time passed in college. I thought more about the things I liked and the things I disliked. I embraced new ideas that I came across in my studies and in my conversations with my peers.
College began to feel more like a free space for me. It was so different being away from home – here, without judgement or restriction, I could just sit and let ideas and thoughts permeate into my mind. It may not seem like it to my family, but since leaving high school, my life has become more freeform, more fluid, more dynamic – and despite all the rough amorphous-ness of the space I now occupy, I feel alive.
When I read my old college application essays, I feel like my past self was soulless. I sound very idealistic and whimsical – and I still am idealistic and whimsical, to a degree – but I also sound pompous, like I am in love with the thought of my own static self. And it isn’t to say that that’s bad, but I feel like I have become so much more myself since my first quarter in college. I am not the person who wrote those essays now. I am no longer under the watchful guise of my parents or my sometimes-judgmental peers. Now the only thing against me is my own internal resistance – a side of me that I still I struggle to interact and communicate with.
I try to keep this in mind: Why be a rock in the stream when you can be the water moving around it? It’s the stream that’s actually going places, right?
I love college – I don’t speak for everyone when I say that, but it is my personal truth. I love learning and I love my school, and I can finally say that I know all three axes of rotation in a bumblebee. The world around me continues to change, but I now know that I can just as easily change with it.
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MSK Care Advisor
Actively guide patient expectations and appointment
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Screen cases, using established criteria and seeking input
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Build strong patient relationships, gaining insight into
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Session Assistant II
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Respond to issues systematically using a problem solving
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Monitor patient and clinical flow to maximize efficiency
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Provided excellent customer service to patients and family members, while preparing them for the
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- Source:
(readonly) id :number
The ID of the post
Type:
- number
- Source:
imageAttachment :string
Image posted by user
Type:
- string
- Source:
imageAttachment :string
Image posted by user
Type:
- string
- Source:
locationOfUser :string
the location of where the user is
Type:
- string
- Source:
locationOfUser :string
the location of where the user is
Type:
- string
- Source:
message :string
The forum message inputted by the user
Type:
- string
- Source:
message :string
The forum message inputted by the user
Type:
- string
- Source:
place :string
The location of the psot being described
Type:
- string
- Source:
place :string
The location of the psot being described
Type:
- string
- Source:
postedAt :string
the time of posting
Type:
- string
- Source:
postedAt :string
the time of posting
Type:
- string
- Source:
screenName :string
the user who is posting the message
Type:
- string
- Source:
screenName :string
the user who is posting the message
Type:
- string
- Source:
Methods
fromJSON(json)
Takes a JSON object and reads the properties from it.
We might receive such an object over the network and want
to create an object that is easier to manipulate
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
json |
Object | The JSON representation to initialise from |
- Source:
fromJSON(json)
Takes a JSON object and reads the properties from it.
We might receive such an object over the network and want
to create an object that is easier to manipulate
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
json |
Object | The JSON representation to initialise from |
- Source:
toJSON() → {Object}
Returns the important properties as a JSON object.
We can then pass this over a network
- Source:
Returns:
The JSON representation
- Type
- Object
toJSON() → {Object}
Returns the important properties as a JSON object.
We can then pass this over a network
- Source:
Returns:
The JSON representation
- Type
- Object


With ten species in Maryland, bats can live in MD all year long while others migrate here in the spring and fall. Bats can be found in almost every type of habitat, from deserts to woodlands and suburbs to cities. The common species are the little brown bat and big brown bat. They live and hunt nocturnally in large colonies or small families. Young bats can occasionally enter houses and will explore for a way out. Bats can be known to carry diseases such as rabies and histoplasmosis. Bats routinely find their way into people's property and can spread disease easily.
Beavers are among the largest rodents in North America and if left untreated will cut down over 200 trees per year. Living near the water, they will cut down trees to dam up streams and rivers to create ponds for food.
Resembling small German Shephard dogs, coyotes have begun to appear in Western Maryland as early as 1972 and have boomed since then. Coyotes prey on pets and roaming strays in suburban areas and livestock in rural areas. Rapid decline of free roaming animals is a common sign of coyotes.
 Some foxes have been known to carry rabies.
Opossums are marsupials with grayish white fur that covers all but their ears and tail, which is long and scaly. They are abundant in Maryland and prefer woods near water and urban and suburban environments. They are effective in lowering the tick population. They are commonly aggressive scavengers and carry disease.
 They are a nuissance to animals and humans, well adapted to urban and suburban areas. They will enter homes, basements, attics, and other structures in search of food. Raccoons cause over 60% of rabies cases in Maryland and can cause canine distemper and parvovirus in domestic dogs.
Eastern striped skunks are common in the U.S. and are identified easily by their black fur with two white stripes going down their back. When threatened, skunks will either flee or stand their ground, stomping their front two legs as a warning. If they continue to feel threatened, they will spray butyl mercaptan, a foul smelling liquid, from their backside at their aggressor. Skunks can harass homes and business by scavenging trash and spraying people.
With four species in Maryland being gray, red, flying, and fox, squirrels nest in trees and can be an annoyance in their chattering and barking. Most squirrels in urban areas are rather tame, yet have been know to nest in warm household rooms, such as attics, to escape the cold. Once they have nested in a home, squirrels will chew through insulation and wiring to create fire hazards. They can also infrequently transmit rabies.


Electron -Angularjs app
Hopefully this helps someone to get up to speed with electron along with angularjs.
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Assets are objects referencing all the files and data related to a 3D model. They are equivalent to a project or a folder with metadata.


Former healthcare executive interested in front-end developer/ project management roles in Healthtech.
Contact MeHTML | CSS | Javascript | Ruby
jQuery | Node.js | Express | Rails | React
MongoDB | PostgreSQL | Firebase
Git | Heroku
A listing of all licensed pharmacies taken from data.gov.sg API and displayed via google maps. Users can sign up to create an account and update their medication lists. Made using Reactjs and firebase.
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First edition of Medicate. Made using JavaScript and MongoDB.
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These portable speakers deliver serious levels of performance
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@fantaptik/react-data-grid
A React data grid component library using Materialize CSS for @fantaptik.
npm install @fantaptik/react-data-grid
# Peer dependencies
npm install @fantaptik/core @fantaptik/react-material react-window css-box-model hoist-non-react-statics materialize-css react react-dom
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Player link:
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Room ID:
- Producers:
Best of:
Clear Victories
Show Match:
Both
Match 1
Match 2
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Get an instance, whose state may be lazily fetched. If the requested instance does not exist in the database, the EntityNotFoundException is thrown when the instance state is first accessed. (The persistence provider runtime is permitted to throw the EntityNotFoundException when getReference is called.) The application should not expect that the instance state will be available upon detachment, unless it was accessed by the application while the entity manager was open.
Difference between getOne and findById in Spring Data JPA?
Carvia Tech | May 05, 2019 | 3 min read | 925 views | spring-boot
BothfindById()
andgetOne()
methods are used to retrieve an object from underlying datastore. But the underlying mechanism for retrieving records is different for both these methods, infact getOne() is lazy operation which does not even hit the database.
getOne() method
getOne() returns a reference to the entity with the given identifier. getOne internally invokes EntityManager.getReference() method. As per docs, this method will always return a proxy without hitting the database (lazily fetched). This method will throw EntityNotFoundException at the time of actual access if the requested entity does not exist in the database.
findById() method
This method will actually hit the database and return the real object mapping to a row in the database. It is EAGER loaded operation that returns null if no record exists in database.
Which one to choose?
The only real difference between these methods is about the performance. Lazily loaded getOne() method avoids database roundtrip from the JVM as it never hits the database until the properties of returned proxy object are actually accessed.
There are scenarios when you just want to get retrieve an entity from database and assign it as a reference to another object, just to maintain the relationship (OneToOne or ManyToOne). Lets take a concrete example:
We have a Employee that belong to Department.
@Entity
@Table(name = "t_departments")
public class Department {
@Id
@GeneratedValue(strategy= GenerationType.AUTO)
private Long id;
private String name;
@Entity
@Table(name = "t_employees")
public class Employee {
@Id
@GeneratedValue(strategy= GenerationType.AUTO)
private Long id;
private String name;
@ManyToOne (1)
private Department department;
| 1 | Employee object needs a reference of Department. |
Now lets consider the following code where we want to create a new employee and assign it to a department.
@Service
@Transactional(propagation = Propagation.REQUIRES_NEW)
public class HRService {
@Autowired
private DepartmentRepository departmentRepository;
@Autowired
private EmployeeRepository employeeRepository;
public Department createDepartment() {
Department dept = new Department();
dept.setName("Product & Engg");
return departmentRepository.save(dept);
}
public void createEmployee1(long deptId) {
final Department pne = departmentRepository.getOne(deptId); (1)
Employee employee = new Employee();
employee.setName("Foo 1");
employee.setDepartment(pne);
employeeRepository.save(employee);
}
| 1 | We are retrieving a reference of Department object and assigning it to employee. Using getOne() is better than using findById() in this particular case, because we need not to fetch the details of department object. |
insert into t_employees (department_id, name, id) values (?, ?, ?)
When we use findById()
instead of getOne()
, then an additional call to database is made to retrieve the department object, as shown in the below code:
public void createEmployee2(long deptId) {
Optional<Department> pne = departmentRepository.findById(deptId);
Employee employee = new Employee();
employee.setName("Foo 1");
pne.ifPresent(department -> {
employee.setDepartment(department);
});
employeeRepository.save(employee);
}
select department0_.id as id1_4_0_, department0_.name as name2_4_0_ from t_departments department0_ where department0_.id=? (1)
insert into t_employees (department_id, name, id) values (?, ?, ?)
| 1 | We can see here that an additional call to database is made to eagerly fetch the department record, and then assign it as a refernce in employee record. |
| getOne() | findById() |
|---|---|
Lazily loaded reference to target entity |
Actually loads the entity for the given id |
Useful only when access to properties of object is not required |
Object is eagerly loaded so all attributes can be accessed |
Throws EntityNotFoundException if actual object does not exist at the time of access invocation |
Returns null if actual object corresponding to given Id does not exist |
Better performance |
An additional round-trip to database is required |
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Before Change
:obj:`torch.tensor`: derivative with respect to the arguments that are actually used to represent this
this LazyTensor.
raise NotImplementedError(
"The class {} requires a _quad_form_derivative function!".format(self.__class__.__name__)
)
def _size(self):
Returns the size of the resulting Tensor that the lazy tensor represents.
After Change
:obj:`torch.tensor`: derivative with respect to the arguments that are actually used to represent this
this LazyTensor.
args = self.representation()
for arg in args:
arg.requires_grad = True
loss = (left_vecs * self._matmul(right_vecs)).sum()
grads = torch.autograd.grad(loss, args)
for arg in args:
arg.requires_grad = False
return grads
def _size(self):
Returns the size of the resulting Tensor that the lazy tensor represents.


Bananacoast 85 km
Grafton <=> Coffs Harbour AUS
Race Winners
(26 runnings)
11 May
2008
gc
7:14:09
10:12:50
14 May
2006
gc
7:36:16
22 May
2005
cg
10:08.13
23 May
2004
gc
5:54:16
25 May
2003
cg
7:33:58
26 May
2002
gc
8:40:15
13 May
2001
cg
9:51:13
14 May
2000
gc
7:39:13
10:06:15
09 May
1999
cg
7:23:03
8:52:38
10 May
1998
gc
6:58:16
8:55:52
04 May 1997
cg
6:42:00
05 May
1996
cc
6:50:00
May
1995
gc
5:49:14
01 May
1994
cg
6:12:08
May
1993
gc
6:42:47
03 May
1992
cg
6:31:49
10:08:42
12 May
1991
gc
6:50:30
8:56:20
13 May
1990
cg
7:01:15
14 May
1989
gc
6:36:56
15 May
1988
cg
6:58:18
May
1987
gc
7:27:20
May
1986
cg
6:40:25
May 1985
gc
5:55:27
May 1984
cg
6:51:02
May 1983
gc
6:56:36
Notes: 1983 was the inaugural year. The race alternates direction between Grafton => Coffs Harbour (gc) and
Coffs Harbour => Grafton (cg) except for 1996 when the course was partially flooded and the race was out-and-back
from Coffs Harbour (cc).
Kelvin Marshall-4
Meredith Quinlan
(AUS)
27 May
2007
cg
8:54:08
Mark Parsonson-2
Mark Parsonson (AUS)
Geoff Hain (AUS)
David Criniti-2
David Criniti (AUS)
Geoff Last (AUS)
Franz Wanderer (AUS)
Paul Mahony-2
Vicki Tanner (AUS)
Kelvin Marshall-3
Angie Cottrell-2
Kelvin Marshall-2
Angie Cottrell (AUS)
Asim Mesalic (AUS)
Kelvin Marshall (AUS)
Greg Barton-2
Greg Barton (AUS)
Geoff Boase-3
Geoff Boase-2
Trudi Kidd-2
Geoff Boase (AUS)
Trudi Kidd (AUS)
Paul Mahony (AUS)
Nick Read (AUS)
Robert Channells (AUS)
Jim Bennington-2
Jim Bennington (AUS)
Bruce Cook (AUS)
Ken Shephard-2
Ken Shephard (AUS)
Most Wins (1983-date)
Men
4
Kelvin Marshall (AUS)
1996,1998-99,2008
Women
2
Trudi Kidd (AUS)
1991-92
.
Angie Cottrell (AUS)
1998-99
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
Prize money has not been awarded at this event according to available information.
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Race time biases are not calculated for distances beyond 45 km.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Last Updated on 27 Jul 2009
Contributors: Steel Beveridge, Andy Milroy (5). Juraj Gasparovic (13)


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spiops package¶
spiops.spiops module¶
-
spiops.spiops.
cov_ck_ker
(ck, support_ker, object='ALL', time_format='UTC', report=False, unload=False)[source]¶ Provides time coverage summary for a given object for a given CK file. Several options are available. This function is based on the following SPICE API:
http://naif.jpl.nasa.gov/pub/naif/toolkit_docs/C/cspice/ckcov_c.html
The NAIF utility CKBRIEF can be used for the same purpose.
Parameters: - ck – CK file to be used
- support_ker (Union[str, list]) – Support kernels required to run the function. At least it should be a leapseconds kernel (LSK) and a Spacecraft clock kernel (SCLK) optionally a meta-kernel (MK) which is highly recommended.
- object (str) – Ephemeris Object to obtain the coverage from.
- time_format (str) – Output time format; it can be ‘UTC’, ‘CAL’ (for TDB in calendar format) or ‘TDB’. Default is ‘TDB’.
- global_boundary (bool) – Boolean to indicate whether if we want all the coverage windows or only the absolute start and finish coverage times.
- report (bool) – If True prints the resulting coverage on the screen.
- unload (bool) – If True it will unload the input meta-kernel.
Returns: Returns a list with the coverage intervals.
Return type: list
-
spiops.spiops.
cov_ck_obj
(mk, object, time_format='UTC', global_boundary=False, report=False, unload=False)[source]¶ Provides time coverage summary for a given object for a list of binary CK files provided in a meta-kernel. Several options are available. This function is based on the following SPICE API:
http://naif.jpl.nasa.gov/pub/naif/toolkit_docs/C/cspice/ckcov_c.html
The NAIF utility CKBRIEF can be used for the same purpose.
Parameters: - mk (str) – Meta-kernel to load the computation scenario.
- object (str) – Ephemeris Object to obtain the coverage from.
- time_format (str) – Output time format; it can be ‘UTC’, ‘CAL’ (for TDB in calendar format) or ‘TDB’. Default is ‘TDB’.
- global_boundary (bool) – Boolean to indicate whether if we want all the coverage windows or only the absolute start and finish coverage times.
- report (bool) – If True prints the resulting coverage on the screen.
- unload (bool) – If True it will unload the input meta-kernel.
Returns: Returns a list with the coverage intervals.
Return type: list
-
spiops.spiops.
cov_spk_ker
(spk, support_ker, object='ALL', time_format='TDB', report=False, unload=False)[source]¶ Provides time coverage summary for a given object for a given SPK file. Several options are available. This function is based on the following SPICE API:
http://naif.jpl.nasa.gov/pub/naif/toolkit_docs/C/cspice/spkcov_c.html
The NAIF utility BRIEF can be used for the same purpose.
Parameters: - spk – SPK file to be used
- support_ker (Union[str, list]) – Support kernels required to run the function. At least it should be a leapseconds kernel (LSK) and optionally a meta-kernel (MK)
- object (str) – Ephemeris Object to obtain the coverage from
- time_format (str) – Output time format; it can be ‘UTC’, ‘CAL’ (for TDB in calendar format) or ‘TDB’. Default is ‘TDB’
- global_boundary (bool) – Boolean to indicate whether if we want all the coverage windows or only the absolute start and finish coverage times
- report (bool) – If True prints the resulting coverage on the screen
- unload (bool) – If True it will unload the input meta-kernel
Returns: Returns a list with the coverage intervals
Return type: list
-
spiops.spiops.
cov_spk_obj
(mk, object, time_format='TDB', global_boundary=False, report=False, unload=False)[source]¶ Provides time coverage summary for a given object for a list of binary SPK files provided in a meta-kernel. Several options are available. This function is based on the following SPICE API:
http://naif.jpl.nasa.gov/pub/naif/toolkit_docs/C/cspice/spkcov_c.html
The NAIF utility BRIEF can be used for the same purpose.
Parameters: - mk (str) – Meta-kernel to load the computation scenario
- object (str) – Ephemeris Object to obtain the coverage from
- time_format (str) – Output time format; it can be ‘UTC’, ‘CAL’ (for TDB in calendar format) or ‘TDB’. Default is ‘TDB’
- global_boundary (bool) – Boolean to indicate whether if we want all the coverage windows or only the absolute start and finish coverage times
- report (bool) – If True prints the resulting coverage on the screen
- unload (bool) – If True it will unload the input meta-kernel
Returns: Returns a list with the coverage intervals
Return type: list
-
spiops.spiops.
fk_body_ifj2000
(mission, body, pck, body_spk, frame_id, report=False, unload=False, file=True)[source]¶ Generates a given Solar System Natural Body Inertial frame at J2000. This function is based on a FORTRAN subroutine provided by Boris Semenov (NAIF/JPL)
The frame definition would be as follows:
{Body} Inertial Frame at J2000 ({MISSION}_{BODY}_IF_J2000)
Definition:
The {body} Inertial Frame at J2000 is defined as follows:
- +Z axis is parallel to {body} rotation axis at J2000, pointing toward the North side of the invariable plane;
- +X axis is aligned with the ascending node of the {Body} orbital plane with the {Body} equator plane at J2000;
- +Y axis completes the right-handed system;
- the origin of this frame is the center of mass of {Body}.
All vectors are geometric: no aberration corrections are used.
Remarks:
This frame is defined as a fixed offset frame using constant vectors as the specification method. The fixed offset for these vectors were based on the following directions (that also define a two-vector frame):
- +Z axis along Right Ascension (RA) and Declination (DEC) of {Body} pole at J2000 epoch in J2000 inertial frame;
- +X axis along the RA/DEC of {Body} instantaneous orbital plane ascending node on {Body} equator at J2000 epoch in J2000 inertial frame;
This frame has been defined based on the IAU_{BODY} frame, whose evaluation was based on the data included in the loaded PCK file.
In addition {body_spk} ephemeris have been used to compute the {Body} instantaneous orbital plane ascending node on {Body} equator at J2000 epoch in J2000 inertial frame.
Parameters: - mission (str) – Name of the mission to use the frame
- body (str) – Natural body for which the frame is defined
- pck (str) – Planetary Constants Kernel to be used to extract the Pole information from
- body_spk (Union[str, list]) – SPK kernels that contain the ephemeris of the Natural body
- frame_id (str) – ID for the new frame. It is recommended to follow the convention recommended by NAIF: -XYYY where X is the ID of the mission S/C and YYY is a number between 900 and 999.
- report (bool) – If True prints some intermediate results.
- unload (bool) – If True it will unload the input PCK and SPK.
- file (bool) – If True it generates the frame definition in a file with the following name: {MISSION}_{BODY}_IF_J2000.tf
Returns: Returns the Euler angles to transform the computed frame with J2000. Only if parameter file is False
Return type:
-
spiops.spiops.
fov_illum
(mk, sensor, time=None, angle='DEGREES', abcorr='LT+S', report=False, unload=False)[source]¶ Determine the Illumination of a given FoV (for light scattering computations for example). This function is based on the following SPICE APIs:
http://naif.jpl.nasa.gov/pub/naif/toolkit_docs/C/cspice/getfov_c.html http://naif.jpl.nasa.gov/pub/naif/toolkit_docs/C/cspice/spkezp_c.html
Parameters: - mk (str) – Meta-kernel to load the computation scenario
- sensor (Union[str, int]) – Sensor ID code or name
- time (Union[str, float]) – Time to compute the quantity
- angle (str) – Angular unit; it can be ‘DEGREES’ or ‘RADIANS’. Default is ‘DEGREES’
- abcorr (str) – Aberration correction. Default and recommended is ‘LT+S’
- report (bool) – If True prints the resulting illumination angle on the screen
- unload (bool) – If True it will unload the input meta-kernel
Returns: Angle in between a sensor’s boresight and the sun-sc direction
Return type:
spiops.utils.time¶
-
spiops.utils.time.
cal2et
(time, format='UTC', support_ker=False, unload=False)[source]¶ Converts UTC or Calendar TDB (CAL) time to Ephemeris Time (ET). Accepts a single time or a lists of times. This function assumes that the support kernels (meta-kernel or leapseconds) kernel has been loaded.
Parameters: Returns: Output ET
Return type: Union[str, list]
-
spiops.utils.time.
cov_int
(object_cov, object_id, kernel, time_format='TDB', global_boundary=False, report=False)[source]¶ Generates a list of time windows out of a SPICE cell for which either the SPICE API spkcov_c or ckcov_c have been run.
Parameters: - object_cov – SPICE
- object_id (Union[str, int]) – Object ID or Name for which we provide the coverage
- kernel (str) – Kernel name for which the coverage is being checked
- time_format (str) – Desired output format; ‘UTC’ or ‘CAL’
- global_boundary (bool) – Boolean to indicate whether if we want all the coverage windows or only the absolute start and finish coverage times
- report (bool) – If True prints the resulting coverage on the screen
Returns: Time Windows in the shape of a list
Return type: list
-
spiops.utils.time.
et2cal
(time, format='UTC', support_ker=False, unload=False)[source]¶ Converts Ephemeris Time (ET) into UTC or Calendar TDB (CAL) time. Accepts a single time or a lists of times. This function assumes that the support kernels (meta-kernel or leapseconds kernel) has been loaded.
Parameters: Returns: Output time in ‘UTC’, ‘CAL’ or ‘TDB’
Return type: Union[str, list]
-
spiops.utils.time.
mjd20002et
(mjd2000, support_ker=False, unload=False)[source]¶ Given a date in MJD2000 (Modified Julian Date 2000) returns the Ephemeris time (ET which in SPICE is equivalent to TDB). Accepts a single time entry or a list of times.
Parameters: Returns: Date in ET/TDB
Return type: Union[float, list]
spiops.classes.observation¶
-
class
spiops.classes.observation.
TimeWindow
(start, finish, current=False, resolution=False, abcorr='NONE', format='UTC')[source]¶ Bases:
object
This class defines a Time Window and is the lowest level time entity for spiops. The time window is generated with a start and finish times and it can also indicate a current instant.


org.sangraama.thrift.transmissionservice
Interfaces
PlayerTransmissionService.AsyncIface
PlayerTransmissionService.Iface
Classes
PlayerTransmissionService
PlayerTransmissionService.AsyncClient
PlayerTransmissionService.AsyncClient.Factory
PlayerTransmissionService.AsyncClient.passPlayer_call
PlayerTransmissionService.Client
PlayerTransmissionService.Client.Factory
PlayerTransmissionService.passPlayer_args
PlayerTransmissionService.Processor
PlayerTransmissionService.Processor.passPlayer
PlayerTransmissionServiceImpl
Enums
PlayerTransmissionService.passPlayer_args._Fields


from multiprocessing import cpu_count
import GPUtil
import logging
import threading
from concurrent.futures import ThreadPoolExecutor
import random
import time
from .utils import prepare_script_args, disp_script
import subprocess
[docs]def job_runner(script):
"""
Runs a single script in a subprocess. Uses the Makefile to run the script
(which is always a Python script). The Makefile can run things either in the
container or on the host.
Args:
script (dict): Configuration for the script.
"""
disp_script(script)
try:
if script['run_in'] == 'container':
target = 'run_in_container'
else:
target = 'run_in_host'
command = f"python -m scripts.{script['script']} {script['config']}"
logging.info(command)
subprocess.run(
[
f"""
make {target} command="{command}" gpus={script['allocated_gpus']}
"""
],
shell=True,
)
except:
logging.exception('Got an exception running a script.')
[docs]class ScriptRunnerPool(object):
"""
Class for launching scripts in sequence or parallel with corresponding
arguments. Keeps track of GPU resources for allocating jobs, takes care of
blocking on certain jobs (e.g. dataset generation), and so on. Called by
scripts/pipeline.yml or by 'make pipeline yml=path/to/.yml'.
Args:
max_workers (int, optional): Number of workers to use in the pool.
Controls how many jobs run at the same time. Defaults to 10.
"""
def __init__(self, max_workers=10):
self.gpus = GPUtil.getGPUs()
self.executor = ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=max_workers)
self.blocking_executor = ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=1)
self.taken_gpus = []
[docs] def submit(self, scripts):
"""
Takes in a list of scripts and allocates each of them to a ThreadPoolExecutor.
Each script is run via the Makefile, so each thread spawns a process by using
subprocess.run (see :py:meth:`runners.script_runner_pool.job_runner`)
The logic of this script is to go through every script in order. If the script
is blocking, then it will wait until the script finishes executing before
moving on to the next script. If the script requires GPU (num_gpus > 0), it
will check the availability of GPUs using GPUtil and only schedule the job
to be run if there is an available GPU for it. If not, it will try again
every 5 seconds until all jobs have been scheduled.
Args:
scripts (list): A list of configurations for scripts that get run.
"""
allocated_scripts = []
while len(allocated_scripts) < len(scripts):
taken_gpus = []
num_gpus_allocated = 0
for script in scripts:
script = prepare_script_args(script)
if script in allocated_scripts:
continue
logging.info(f'Trying to allocate resources...')
num_gpus = int(script['num_gpus'])
available_gpus = GPUtil.getAvailable(
order = 'first', limit=num_gpus + num_gpus_allocated,
maxLoad = 0.05, maxMemory = 0.05, includeNan=False,
excludeID=[], excludeUUID=[]
)
logging.info(
f'Available GPUs: {available_gpus}'
)
for t in taken_gpus:
if t in available_gpus:
available_gpus.remove(t)
if len(available_gpus) >= num_gpus:
logging.info(
f"Found GPUs {available_gpus} for {script['config']} "
f"which needed {num_gpus} GPUs"
)
taken_gpus += available_gpus
script['allocated_gpus'] = ','.join(map(str, available_gpus))
if script['blocking']:
logging.info(
f"Blocking requested. Submitting {script['config']} "
f"to blocking executor.")
self.blocking_executor.submit(job_runner, script)
allocated_scripts.append(script)
taken_gpus = []
self.blocking_executor.shutdown(wait=True)
self.blocking_executor = ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=1)
else:
self.executor.submit(job_runner, script)
allocated_scripts.append(script)
num_gpus_allocated = len(taken_gpus)
if len(allocated_scripts) < len(scripts):
logging.info(f"{len(scripts)} scripts remaining. Trying again soon...")
time.sleep(5)
self.executor.shutdown(wait=True)


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In our example, we have three subgroups of Springfield Recreation Center. These are the programs that our sample recreation center offers: Camp, Sports, and After School.
We'll create the Sports group next.
For this demonstration, we'll start from our sample group page for Springfield Recreation Center. It's simple to create the Sports group as a subgroup of our main entity.
In this guide, we'll use our sample organizational chart for the fictional Springfield Recreation Center to demonstrate how you can easily create groups.
If your organization is new to AllPlayers.com, create your top group first.
If you need to turn an existing group into a Subgroup of another group, you can do so through the Group Settings. Instructions follow the tutorial below; scroll down to Assign the Group Above to a new or existing group
From the front page that will be the Group Above your new group, go to More Tools in your Group Toolbox and choose Subgroup.
Complete the form with your subgroup information.
For full details on creating a group, see Create your group and Configure settings and features.
Your Group Name should differentiate your groups in your hierarchy. Your Search Terms will display when visitors search to Find Groups. We recommend including your topmost Group Above as part of your Search Terms to help identify your group in search results, since a large number of organizations could have a group named "Winter Basketball" or a team named "Eagles."
When you have finished and clicked Create Group, you'll be returned to your group page.
You can find your subgroup under your Groups menu at the top of the page.
To see the Subgroups for your current group, open your Dashboard, choose Subgroups from the Add dropdown, and drag the Subgroups: Active box onto your page.
You can also show a hierarchal tree of your Groups Below by dragging the Groups Below: Tree View box onto your page. See Show organization hierarchy tree for more information.
When you create a new group, you may select a Group Above in the Settings section of the form.
For existing groups, select More Tools > Group Settings in your Group Toolbox. Scroll down to Groups Above and choose the group above your current group.


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