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Faculty Panel - COVID 19: Building More Ethical and Sustainable Solutions May 2019
Seven excellent Berkeley faculty members joined the Engineering Student Council to discuss how engineering innovations impact the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. Faculty members shared their own research, which ranged from improving hospital ventilators to changing airport operations. Attendees included Professors of CEE Jasenka Rakas, Scott Moura, and Khalid Kadir; Professors of EECS Michel Maharbiz, Robert Pilawa-Podgurski, and Bin Yu; and Professor of ME and BioE Dorian Liepmann.
General Meeting - CalZoom: Case Studies of Current Times September 2020
For the first event of the academic year, the ESC wanted to address current events whose impact affects the community - three pressing issues were discussed: 1) Racism in Academia, 2) Political Participation in CoE, and 3) Accessibility and Student Advocacy During COVID-19. Participating students were split into these three groups and brainstormed solutions that could be enacted and applied to the College of Engineering. Dean Tsu-Jae Liu graciously joined the conversation and listened to student opinions.
Poll-ar Bears: A Voting Workshop September 2020
With 2020 being an important presidential election year, the Engineering Student Council created a workshop specifically highlighting the options for students to register and vote safely. The workshop’s topics included: why it’s important to vote, how to register in California, COVID-19 voting precautions, and where to find unbiased news sources.
Hack to School Workshop October 2020
Students have had to familiarize themselves with a new online environment this semester - this workshop introduced students to technical hacks and tips that could aid them in navigating their academic studies. Topics included: Gradescope, Google Calendar, Zoom, bCourses, etc.


I grew up on a plantation, wasn't too bad. When freedom came It broke up a lot of real friendships and scattered many families. When we were set free my mom had many pretty quilts and lots of bedding and we walked very far to try and find a new home. Eventually I got a job on a railroad... its the worst thing that has ever happen to me
My good friend, better than a brother got way too drunk. We fought. He stabbed me in the neck, I hacked him one time with an ax. He said "Oh, George what an awful thing we have done? we have never said a cross word to each other, and now look at us both." With that he walked out into the darkness. We followed the blood trail he left but we never found his body. His blood was on my hands and I feel his ghost haunted me everyday after that.
I got a job on a ferryboat after that. I heard that ghost cant follow you over water. Thats up until one day we got a bad omen on the boat.  Most of the crew refused to sail that day but I stayed on.


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Grand Magister Javier:
Pleased to met you. I am Grand Magister Javier. Ah, is my voice too loud? Sorry! Whenever I see young, promising warriors like you, my excitement just gets the better of me!
Ha ha! Hmm, I see you wondering, "Is this Grand Magister really on the level?" Don't worry -- I am! But I still love to chat with young warriors who are journeying through different territories.
Never fear, though -- I take my job seriously.
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Vue.js utilities
When using Vue.js you may use optional component that are designed to improve productivity.
These component are available via npm.
This list may grow over time:
neutronium-vue-command-mixin
Provide a mixin to build command component based on ICommand
.
See neutronium-vue-command-mixin for more.
neutronium-vue-simple-command-mixin
Provide a mixin to build command component based on ISimpleCommand
.
See neutronium-vue-simple-command-mixin for more.
neutronium-vue-resultcommand-topromise
Provide a function helper to convert IResultCommand
result into promise.
See neutronium-vue-simple-command-mixin for more.
neutronium-vue-root-vm-access
Vue plugin to access vm as $rootVm from any Vue component.
See neutronium-vue-root-vm-access for more.
All these packages are added automatically when using Neutronium vue-cli plugin


lesson 3.4 different type of fonts-styling using fonts and attribute with internal CSS
Lesson 3.4 Eddie programming lesson
Lesson 3.4 : different type of fonts-styling using fonts and attribute with internal CSS
- different fonts available
- how to style using fonts and attribute
Like Color, fonts can be added to our HTML document in many ways, and as I mentioned before there are different type of font(font-family which is for different type of text, font-size which is for the size of your text and text-align in which you can align your text where you want it to be). Of cause there is also HTML formatting elements which you can use but we will get to that later.
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I have already tried some of the font from my macbook and took a screenshot of it for you to see how it looks like, and I will show you stuff from the website too as a reference. For choosing which type of wording you want, you can use font-family.
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For text size you can use font-size.
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￼note in a HTML document you can adjust not just text size, you can even adjust the size of image too, I will talk about it later on when we get to adding image in HTML
And for alignments of text in the document you can use text-align.
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Now that I have shown you those from the website, I will show you those that I have tried on my macbook.
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￼ Note that I have also use internal CSS in this, and adding in CSS border in the head section within style element, and as previously mentioned internal CSS is use to define a style for a single HTML page, that’s why it can save a lot of trouble so you don’t have to do it one by one.
￼ And if you don’t want the space within the border to be too wide you can add in CSS padding into it.
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￼ And then there is also CSS margin which define the space outside of the border.
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I know that my html documents is a little messy, but you can see that just inside one documents I have, added a lot of things, inline CSS, internal CSS, CSS fonts, colors, background color, CSS border, padding, margin etc (for the external CSS we will hold that first and talk about it later). Anyway when I just said that beside using font family, that you can also use formatting inside the documents, it is like font but different. you should notice that inside my html document I have this b elements, this is html text formatting, below are a list of the formatting elements available.
Lets try it out too.
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And this is how you can use formatting, while we are at it lets try out the “id” and “class” attribute” when you want to style a single element you will use id attributes, when you want to edit multiple element you will use class attributes.
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For id you you must remember to put a # beside your id and for class it is a . Symbol. it doesn’t have to be just color, you can edit the size of your text or images, you just have to explore to see what else we can do with it=)


Nokia 2720 Flip available on Amazon India before official launch
by NayanIn a good news for Nokia fans, the smart feature phone Nokia 2720 Flip 4G has become available on Amazon India. It is a bit surprising as the HMD has to launch it officially yet, but one can now buy the device in India.
Nokia 2720 Flip 4G is priced at Rs 9990 in India but retailers are offering it for the lowest price of Rs 9240 in India. Only the Black model is available so far.
Nokia 2720 Flip 4G is powered by Qualcomm 205 Mobile processor coupled with 512 MB RAM. The 2 MP rear camera comes with flash. Featuring a 2.8” (7.1 cm) QVGA main display and 1.3″(3.3 cm) front display, the smartphone has built-in Wi-Fi, LTE, two nano-SIM card slot, and a 3.5mm headphone jack.
You can head over to this page for detailed specs of the rugged Nokia 2720 Flip 4G.


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html5 is a fifth version of html language it is decleared in octubor 2014
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csss3 is a third version of cascading stye sheet (css3)


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Rename subtitles files according to TV show names found in a directory.


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Today, there are a number of open-source solutions for deploying permissioned ledgers. Let’s take a look at where they come from, track the course of their developments, and a production example of their use.
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I really like looking at this one
⧉infominer08-Jun-19 06:07 PM
Yaya!!! @everyone our server now lives on it's own domain!
https://sourcecrypto.pub
re-directs are in place and letting yall know to celebrate with me.. that site is gonna b HUUUUGE.


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Play a music file across multiple devices in unison!
Either start a new session or join an existing one!
ThunderFly is a tool used to create a stereo-type effect using multiple devices over any modern browser.
Creates new lobby and generates access code.
Please use all uppercase letters for the session key.


Picture is worth thousands of words. Sometimes people are saying "hmm... no problem... I'm gonna do it now". Time goes and... nothing is still finished. This hacker-mice must be a professional :)
--- layout: post title: I can't top that date: 2008-03-20 13:02:00.000000000 +11:00 comments: true categories: - misc ---
Picture is worth thousands of words. Sometimes people are saying "hmm... no problem... I'm gonna do it now". Time goes and... nothing is still finished. This hacker-mice must be a professional :)


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Before Change
if smoothing > 0:
dx = pd.rolling_mean(dx, smoothing, min_periods=0)
x = dx.cumsum(0)[pos_columns]
return x
def subtract_drift(traj, drift=None, inplace=False):
Return a copy of particle trajectories with the overall drift subtracted
After Change
if pos_columns is None:
pos_columns = ["x", "y"]
f_sort = traj.sort_values(["particle", "frame"])
// Compute the difference list of positions, particle, and frame columns.
f_diff = f_sort[list(pos_columns) + ["particle", "frame"]].diff()
// Rename the frame column and insert the original frame column back in.
f_diff.rename(columns={"frame": "frame_diff"}, inplace=True)
f_diff["frame"] = f_sort["frame"]
// Compute the per frame averages. Keep only deltas of the same particle,
// and between frames that are consecutive, and of the same particle.
mask = (f_diff["particle"] == 0) & (f_diff["frame_diff"] == 1)
dx = f_diff.loc[mask, pos_columns + ["frame"]].groupby("frame").mean()
if smoothing > 0:
dx = pd.rolling_mean(dx, smoothing, min_periods=0)
return dx.cumsum()
def subtract_drift(traj, drift=None, inplace=False):
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This is my first angular app.. I've never built an angular app because i thought it was a complex framework not knowing its very simple with the CLI (Command line interface). I really love the flexibility and the generation of components and modules. Thanks to SugarLabs, I wouldn't have discovered this easy-to-use and handy framework . I have to learn Typescript because Angular uses it and I look forward to building great apps with it 'cos' I'm in love with Angular..!!


Woman shares the tactics that got her £900 worth of freebies in under a year
Alina Andreea only started applying for things in March, but in far less than a year she's bagged freebies worth £900 - including designer makeup that would have set her back hundreds on its own
by James Andrews, http://www.facebook.com/jameswritesmoney/Earlier this year Alina Andreea started looking to see if there were any freebies she could pick up on the internet.
Working as a duty manager at a guesthouse in Bath, she was keen to see what she could get from a few minutes looking a dat.
It's fair to say it worked with the 25-year-old picking up and incredible £900 worth of goodies in a a few months.
And now she's shared her tactics as well as some of her biggest success stories to give other bargain hunters a helping hand.
“I apply daily and receive freebies three to four times a week - I’m always following the postman!” Alina told members of the freebie site LatestFreeStuff.co.uk Facebook group.
“Usually, I get the freebies from the Free Stuff Facebook group or from active ads on Facebook.
“I am also registered with Home Tester Club, TryIt and Alba Science. I have saved around £900 since March this year when I discovered the freebie group on Facebook.
"I always feel happy when I get a freebie, especially when it's make-up, as working as a duty manager I always need to look good so a make-up freebie is always a joy - also, the make-up samples are so handy for holidays.”
Alina added that she checks Facebook groups daily to stay up to date.
"To make sure I don't miss a freebie, I have joined Latest Free Stuff’s Telegram group, and I like the Facebook pages of cosmetic brands (for example MAC, Estee Lauder, Clarins and YSL) as there are active ads from where I get free samples,” she added.
"For example, I have around 60 foundation samples, so this means around 10 full size bottles that would have cost me probably £280!”
And here top advice for people looking to get involved is simple.
"Do not give up!” Alina said.
"I always see people saying they are applying but they don’t receive anything or the lady from the counter was rude and didn’t give them any samples - this takes time and if someone says no just try again tomorrow when is a different person at the counter!”
LatestFreeStuff.co.uk founder Deepak Tailor said: “Success stories like Alina’s ... prove that five minutes of work and research every day can add up to thousands in savings."


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An YAML file containing information about a particular piece of the ubiquitous language.
ⓘ Not all domain files translate to source files due to the "abstract" configuration e.g. this very one! This can be useful when you're drafiting a model or even when you want to share it across different projects.
A piece of the ubiquitous language extracted from its domain file
ⓘ It represents a phrase, expression, term, etc
| Attributes | Description | Default |
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| name: string | How people refer to the token?Should be unique across the domain to avoid ambiguity | |
| description: string | A short sentence to teach/remind everyone what the token means?You're reading it right now | |
| attributes: [Attribute]? | A collection of attributes a token is associated with.?This collection is specially useful for developers and is where translators are expected to work more often. | [] |
| filePath: string | The path to its file domain | |
| abstract: boolean? | A flag to inform translators if they should or not translate the token | false |
| comment: string? | An extra message, for developers, about the token | null |
| aliases: [string]? | Alternative names, abbreviations, etc?Other ways to refer to the token itself | [] |
A token's characteristic.
ⓘ Programming-wise, it is an object's member.
| Attributes | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| name: string | How the attribute is referenced relativelly to its token | |
| type: string? | What kind of token it is | "string" |
| required: boolean? | A flag to mark the attribute as required | false |
| description: string? | A short sentence to teach/remind everyone what that attribute means | null |
| comment: string? | An extra message, for developers, about the attribute?This very sentence is a comment itself | null |
Holds information relevant to create/analyse source files in given translation
| Attributes | Description | Default |
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| lexicon: object | The translation's vocabulary which is a collection of token-like objects?It is a map to be more precise |
Interpret the ubiquitous language's tokens in order to write source files automatically.
| Attributes | Description | Default |
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| interpretToken: (token:Ubiquitous Token) → object | How each ubiquitous language's token is interpreted during translation?Like an interface for making translating possible |
A common language for everybody
ⓘ Each translator will interpret its token diffetently
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| tokens: [Ubiquitous Token] | A collection of tokens |


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tie¶
improved version of ``std::tie``
std::tie() does not work well with sol::function’s sol::function_result
returns. Use sol::tie
instead. Because they’re both named tie, you’ll need to be explicit when you use Sol’s by naming it with the namespace (sol::tie
), even with a using namespace sol;
. Here’s an example:
sol::state lua;
lua.open_libraries(sol::lib::base);
const auto& code = R"(
function test()
return 1, 2, 3
end
)";
lua.script(code);
int a, b, c;
//std::tie(a, b, c) = lua["test"]();
// will error: use the line below
sol::tie(a, b, c) = lua["test"]();


Syntax:
package-shadowing-symbols package => symbols
Arguments and Values:
package---a package designator.
Description:
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How do we worship? Our worship is simple and Bible-based. Our worship service consists in prayer, the singing of Psalms a capella, reading and preaching of the Word, the sacraments of baptism and the Lord’s Supper, collection of tithes (in a box at the door of the church), and closing with a benediction. See below for an outline of our worship,
Why do we worship this way? We do so because God has revealed in His Word that acceptable worship is by positive warrant only, that is, whatsoever is not commanded is forbidden (Deuteronomy 12:32; John 4:24). Therefore, we worship according to the regulative principle of worship. We love and fear our God, so worship Him as He wills and not according to our own will (Colossians 2:23). God’s worship, God’s way, glorifies God and not man.
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#include <GL/glut.h>
#include <cmath>
#include <chrono>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <pthread.h>
#include "model.h"
#include "teapot.h"
#include "turntable.h"
#include "light.h"
#include "meshmodel.h"
#include "objmodel.h"
Functions | |
| void | drawGrid () |
| Draws a 2D grid on zx-plane. More... | |
| void | spinMe () |
| Spins the Turntable along with the Model on top of it about the y-axis. More... | |
| void | init () |
| Initialization function to instantiate objects and to do related tasks. More... | |
| void | display () |
| The display() callback function. | |
| void | reshape (int width, int height) |
| The reshape() callback function. More... | |
| void | keyboard (unsigned char ch, int x, int y) |
| The keyboard() callback function. More... | |
| int | main (int argc, char **argv) |
| The main function to start it all! More... | |
Variables | |
|
chrono::time_point < chrono::system_clock > | last |
| C++11 extension chrono classes to track time spent in between frames – last time_point. | |
|
chrono::time_point < chrono::system_clock > | current |
| C++11 extension chrono classes to track time spent in between frames – current time_point. | |
| const double | turntableHeight = 0.5 |
| base height of the Turntable – used to translate the model so that it sits on zx-plane | |
| const double | turntableRadius = 7.0 |
| base radius of the Turntable | |
| double | t = 0 |
| time t in seconds | |
| float | spin = 0.0 |
| the spin angle to control the rotation of turntable about the y-axis | |
| double | aspect = 1.0 |
| aspect ratio (width:height) of the window | |
| bool | pause = false |
| flag to toggle turntable rotation on or off | |
| char | axisSelection = '\0' |
| marks which axis is selected for camera movement | |
| char | lightSelection = '\0' |
| marks which light is selected to be turned on or off | |
| double | cam [3] = {18, 6, 18} |
| initial location of the camera | |
| Model * | turntable |
| pointer to the Turntable | |
| Model * | model |
| pointer to the Model to be placed on the Turntable | |
| Light * | light [3] |
| pointers to the Light (s) in the scene | |
| Model * | anotherModel |
Summer 2015 Assignment #2.
Submission deadline: 11:59 PM Friday July 24, 2014
Email subject line: CSE4013Spring2014A3
Task: Load a car model (preferably the one you submitted for the previous assignment) and drive it. As it is, the model loads up just fine, but the faces render flat shaded. You need to export the obj with the vertex normals written out in the .obj file. You also need to modify the file reading code so that it can handle vertex normal information. Figure out how you can set normals in OpenGL and how to get OpenGL to show the model smooth shaded. As for driving the car, at the very least you need to have the wheels rotate and the car move forward.
| void drawGrid | ( | ) |
Draws a 2D grid on zx-plane.
Dimension of the grid drawn is 20 x 20.
| void init | ( | ) |
| void keyboard | ( | unsigned char | ch, |
| int | x, | ||
| int | y | ||
| ) |
The keyboard() callback function.
| ch | is the character that's pressed. |
| x | is the x-coordinate of the mouse when key is pressed |
| y | is the y-coordinate of the mouse when key is pressed |
ESC (character code 27) to Exit
'P' for pause/animate toggle
'X', 'Y' or 'Z' to select the axis on which the camera needs to be moved
'+' or '-' to move in the positive or negative direction on the axis selected
'0', '1' or '2' to select the light to turn on or off
'L' to toggle the selected light on or off
'F' to go full screen
| int main | ( | int | argc, |
| char ** | argv | ||
| ) |
The main function to start it all!
Initializes glut and registers the callback functions.
| argc | the number of parameters passed from command line |
| argv | the command line parameters in one array |
| void reshape | ( | int | width, |
| int | height | ||
| ) |
The reshape() callback function.
This function is called for reshaphing whenever the window size is changed.
| width | is the new width of the window |
| height | is the new height of the window |
| void spinMe | ( | ) |
Spins the Turntable along with the Model on top of it about the y-axis.
This function does a full spin of 360 degrees within a set amount of time (declared as constant inside the function). After the full spin it waits half the time it took and displays the model in wireframe mode. Then it repeats the process. The chrono classes from C++11 are used to compute time elapsed between two spinMe() calls to determine the rotation speed.


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What are three new things you have learned about yourself and your ego as a result of the core learning?
I learnt that it's a lot harder to write about myself and my thoughts than I thought it was. I also learnt that my self confidence can fluctuate easilty depending on whether I have achieved the goals that I set out for myself. And lastly I learnt that my time management skills were horrible but i'm getting better at it now.
What are the role of values, empathy and self awareness in learning and programming?
Knowing who you are and understanding your own emotions and motivators can really help imporove your learning and problem solving ability while programming. It can be a high stress environment and when working with others, emotions can get a bit out of control. So falling back on your values and having empathy can go a long way in creating a conducive learning or working environment.
What has surprised you the most about the core learning?
I think just the fact that it is such an integral part of being a programmer is surprising and not something I thought of at all.
What were the most challenging aspects of the core learning?
Writing. Putting thoughts to paper is definitely the most challenging part for me. In terms of blogs, the first one about Identity and values was the hardest.
Why do you think we, a programming school, are spending so much time focusing on core learning in a web development bootcamp course?
Like it's mentioned in the overview, "Tech employers aren't looking for top grades or the person with the most outstanding code. They're looking for exceptional human beings who will enhance the culture of their team." In a job that is so centered on problem solving, emotions can get a bit out of control. It is very important to understand yours and other's emotions in a situations like that. You must be able to work efficiently and effectively as a team.
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No, not at all. The core learning that we are doing is very important. The technical stuff, if important, we can always learn and practice at our own time. But even though core learning is important, we wouldn't make time for it if we weren't made to. People don't really take time out to take care of themselves and their well-being.


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LAURA A film review by Rod Crawford Copyright 1997 Rod Crawford
20th Century Fox, B&W, 88 min. Film-Noir/Mystery Director: Otto Preminger (AAN) Cinematographer: Joseph LaShelle (AA, B&W cinematography) >From the 1943 novel by Vera Caspary (all 3 screenwriters AAN) Stars: Gene Tierney, Dana Andrews, Clifton Webb (AAN supporting actor), Vincent Price, Judith Anderson. Full details in Internet Movie Database.
A notable lack of reviews of classics in the r.a.m. review archives has led me to try my hand at what may turn into a series...starting with one of Hollywood's better attempts at filming a mystery novel with atmosphere.
In fact, Preminger here lays on atmosphere with a trowel. The original novel is a nice, readable mystery with good character development, but it falls short of being a classic in its own right. The screenplay adheres closely to the original story, with necessary compression, but adds episodes to make the character conflicts (external and internal) more cinematic and allow for the stormy-night and darkened-room images of the film noir style. A surprising change is total omission of the crucial clue (I won't spoil it) that, in the novel, leads McPherson to the killer. This can't be accidental: in the movie, the mood is the thing, not the mystery.
A very brief plot summary: Homicide detective Mark McPherson (Dana Andrews) investigates the murder by shotgun of advertising executive Laura Hunt (Gene Tierney) in her posh apartment. Among the suspects: her fiancee Shelby Carpenter (Vincent Price) whom she may have been about to dump; her social mentor and platonic lover, super-cultured and bitterly sardonic Waldo Lydecker (Clifton Webb); her jet-setting aunt and heir (Judith Anderson) who is, shall we say, rather fond of Shelby herself.
In physical types, casting made major departures from the novel, where Waldo was fat (Webb is thin), Laura was thin (Tierney is not), McPherson limped (Andrews doesn't) and Shelby was a hunk (Price is hardly that, though in 1944 he was not yet typed in sinister roles). In acting, however, Webb makes the role of Waldo a dominating one; he thoroughly deserved his Oscar nomination. He also has most of the best lines in a script full of delightful zingers like "I'm not kind, I'm vicious. It's the secret of my charm." Gene Tierney, whom we meet turning heads in flashbacks, was not one of the decade's more charismatic actresses, but her beauty atones for much, and she is here photographed with such lustrous, flattering skill that we accept without question her devastating effect on the men in her orbit. Price is believable in a weak role, but his intermittent attempts at a southern accent are best forgotten. Judith Anderson is perfect; those whose image of her is conditioned by REBECCA (1940) will be surprised at how glamorous she looks here. Dana Andrews starts the film as his usual stolid self, but gets better as he goes along. He really begins to come to life in the scene where McPherson realizes he's falling in love with a woman he knows to be dead: a bizarre, almost necrophilic touch that really gives you an idea of the film's mood.
 David Raksin's haunting "Laura" theme music (which became a big-band standard) contributes largely, as do settings, dialogue and all. Scenes like the mob of sightseers outside the apartment building give a welcome touch of film-noir cynicism. But pictorial effects contribute most to making LAURA a true classic (more so on the big screen than in video). As with more typical film noir, much takes place at night; even by day, cinematographer LaShelle somehow manages to backlight key characters most of the time.  Shadows are used with skill and precision; the brief scene where McPherson follows Shelby through a stormy night is a gem of its type. And the key, almost dreamlike scenes in Laura's apartment are suitably dominated by the large, watchful-seeming portrait of Laura on the wall. Preminger meant to give his audience the shivers with a very subtle, non-horror dose of pure atmosphere. Despite some small plot holes, I think he succeeded.
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Using an array, replace any score that is >= 50 but < 60 with a 59.
Using an array, add 5 to each quiz score, except that the maximum score that a student can receive is 100. (So, if their score is 92, it becomes 97. If their score is 97 it becomes 100. If their score is 100, it stays the same.)
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Using the VAR statement, display only the students' names and grades on QUIZ1, QUIZ2, and QUIZ3. (Do not display the other variables).


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I’ve been meaning to write a post about Kubelet authorization for a while now, and as there have been some posts this week where it got a mention, now seems like a good time!
The Kubelet is the Kubernetes component which runs on each worker (and possible control plane) node and is responsible for managing the container runtime on the host. It communicates with the Kubernetes API server to get information about workloads that should be running on the node and then instantiates them using a container runtime like Containerd. To do this, it obviously needs credentials to access the API server, and needs rights to things like pods and also associated objects like secrets.
From a security perspective these Kubelet credentials are important as, if an attacker breaks out from a container to the underlying node, there will generally be a set of kubelet credentials available to them, so they could be used to escalate rights to the cluster, as a result it’s been necessary for the Kubernetes project to take steps to restrict what the Kubelet can do, to reduce the risk of privilege escalation.
A Brief aside - Kubernetes authorization modes
An important aspect of Kubernetes to discuss before talking about exactly how Kubelet authorization works, is how Kubernetes generally handles authorization. Whilst most clusters will use RBAC, it’s possible to have multiple authorization modes in any cluster. Rights provided by each authorization mode are cumulative, so it’s important to be careful about inadvertently granting rights to users. Also, if you’re using Kubernetes in-built tooling for listing all of a users permissions (via the kubectl auth can-i --list
command showne below), it’s worth noting that this only works with RBAC, rights granted via other authorization modes will not be analyzed, although you can check for individual rights granted via any authorization mode using the kubectl auth can-i
command.
Kubelet authorization
Having talked about the fundamentals, let’s look at how Kubelet authorization works. We’ll start with a KinD cluster and look at what’s visible there.
For this we’ll use a cluster with two worker nodes, using a simple kind config
# three node (two workers) cluster config
kind: Cluster
apiVersion: kind.x-k8s.io/v1alpha4
nodes:
- role: control-plane
- role: worker
- role: worker
Then we can start the cluster up with kind create cluster --config kind-config.yaml --name kubeletauthz
. Once the cluster is up and running we can shell into one of the worker nodes to look at the Kubelet credentials. You can find out what Kubeconfig file the Kubelet is using by looking at the parameters passed to the Kubelet on the command line. In the case of Kubeadm the default will be --kubeconfig=/etc/kubernetes/kubelet.conf
. Once we know the location we can use that with Kubectl, for example to see a listing of pods in the cluster
kubectl --kubeconfig=/etc/kubernetes/kubelet.conf get po -A
NAMESPACE NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
kube-system coredns-787d4945fb-4rspx 1/1 Running 0 4m43s
kube-system coredns-787d4945fb-p5g6f 1/1 Running 0 4m43s
kube-system etcd-kubeletauthz-control-plane 1/1 Running 0 4m56s
kube-system kindnet-clmjl 1/1 Running 0 4m43s
kube-system kindnet-jhngj 1/1 Running 0 4m26s
kube-system kindnet-kjsvt 1/1 Running 0 4m27s
kube-system kube-apiserver-kubeletauthz-control-plane 1/1 Running 0 4m55s
kube-system kube-controller-manager-kubeletauthz-control-plane 1/1 Running 0 4m55s
kube-system kube-proxy-9v62x 1/1 Running 0 4m43s
kube-system kube-proxy-q8t5c 1/1 Running 0 4m26s
kube-system kube-proxy-vnrt6 1/1 Running 0 4m27s
kube-system kube-scheduler-kubeletauthz-control-plane 1/1 Running 0 4m56s
local-path-storage local-path-provisioner-75f5b54ffd-52xm9 1/1 Running 0 4m43s
Usually to check the rights of a principal in Kubernetes we’d use the command kubectl auth can-i --list
and if we try that with the Kubelet credentials we get back something like this.
kubectl --kubeconfig=/etc/kubernetes/kubelet.conf auth can-i --list
Warning: the list may be incomplete: node authorizer does not support user rule resolution
Resources Non-Resource URLs Resource Names Verbs
selfsubjectaccessreviews.authorization.k8s.io [] [] [create]
selfsubjectrulesreviews.authorization.k8s.io [] [] [create]
certificatesigningrequests.certificates.k8s.io/selfnodeclient [] [] [create]
[/api/*] [] [get]
[/api] [] [get]
[/apis/*] [] [get]
[/apis] [] [get]
[/healthz] [] [get]
[/healthz] [] [get]
[/livez] [] [get]
[/livez] [] [get]
[/openapi/*] [] [get]
[/openapi] [] [get]
[/readyz] [] [get]
[/readyz] [] [get]
[/version/] [] [get]
[/version/] [] [get]
[/version] [] [get]
[/version] [] [get]
Notably there are no rights to the pod
objects that we just looked at! The clue to what’s going on here is the Warning
line at the top which notes that the node authorizor
doesn’t support user rule resolution.
One quick aside is that you may be confused by the Kubelet not using RBAC as there is a clusterrole
called system:node
which looks like it would provide rights to nodes, however the corresponding clusterrolebinding
doesn’t actually have any subjects (which is weird), so it has no effect!
Node authorizer
The key to what’s going on here can be see in the configuration of the Kubernetes API server. If you look at the parameters passed to the kube-apiserver
component you’ll see this stanza --authorization-mode=Node,RBAC
indicating that there are two modes of authorization configured and, as we said earlier, the rights from these are cumulative.
The Node authorization mode is an authorization mode with one purpose which is to provide rights to Kubelets. From the documentation page we can see that this authorization mode allows access to the kind of resources that the Kubelet needs to use like pods
, nodes
, configmaps
and secrets
. Within that group it also needs to restrict which secrets etc are actually accessible as you don’t want a Kubelet on one node to be able to access secrets intended for pods running on another node.
The exact logic of what is allowed can be seen in the code
// NodeAuthorizer authorizes requests from kubelets, with the following logic:
// 1. If a request is not from a node (NodeIdentity() returns isNode=false), reject
// 2. If a specific node cannot be identified (NodeIdentity() returns nodeName=""), reject
// 3. If a request is for a secret, configmap, persistent volume or persistent volume claim, reject unless the verb is get, and the requested object is related to the requesting node:
// node <- configmap
// node <- pod
// node <- pod <- secret
// node <- pod <- configmap
// node <- pod <- pvc
// node <- pod <- pvc <- pv
// node <- pod <- pvc <- pv <- secret
// 4. For other resources, authorize all nodes uniformly using statically defined rules
You can see this in effect if you try to get secrets
from a cluster with Kubelet credentials
kubectl --kubeconfig=/etc/kubernetes/kubelet.conf get secrets -A
Error from server (Forbidden): secrets is forbidden: User "system:node:kubeletauthz-worker" cannot list resource "secrets" in API group "" at the cluster scope: can only read namespaced object of this type
One important point to note on this is where the logic is “reject”, this just passes the request to other configured authorization modes, so if cluster RBAC has been modified to allow the system:nodes
group to do something in excess of what the Node authorization mode allows then that will still be allowed.
You can see this by, for example, editing the system:node
clusterrolebinding
to add the system:nodes
group as a subject, by adding these lines to it.
subjects:
- apiGroup: rbac.authorization.k8s.io
kind: Group
name: system:nodes
Once you’ve done that, if you use Kubelet credentials to try and get secrets at a cluster level, it works fine :)
kubectl --kubeconfig=/etc/kubernetes/kubelet.conf get secrets -A
NAMESPACE NAME TYPE DATA AGE
kube-system bootstrap-token-abcdef bootstrap.kubernetes.io/token 6 34m
There are a couple of places where this mode can’t effectively restrict permissions, which are in node and pod properties, for that we need another component.
NodeRestriction Admission Controller
This is where a specialized admission controller comes in. The NodeRestriction admission controller looks at requests from Kubelets and, where they relate to pods
and nodes
it limits the rights to only those that are appropriate for the Kubelet. For example it restricts what properties of node
objects can be modified, to stop it changing it’s own security classification, for example.
Variations in Kubernetes distributions
It’s important to note that, as with most Kubernetes configuration topics, what we’ve discussed here relates to vanilla Kubernetes, in this case Kubeadm. Distribution providers are free to change this configuration and indeed some do so. For example Azure AKS currently defaults to allowing Kubelets GET
access to secrets
at the cluster level!
Conclusion
When looking at Kubernetes authorization it can be tempting to focus purely on RBAC as it’s the most common option deployed in Kubernetes clusters today. However as we’ve seen there are times when RBAC alone won’t provide an adequate level of security and supplemental authorization modes and admission controllers are required. In this post we’ve looked at the Node authorization mode and NodeRestriction admission controller which are used to provide rights to Kubelets to access the resources they need to function.


10 Things to Know for Today
by News StaffYour daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
1. WHITE HOUSE OFFICIALS KICK OFF CRITICAL IMPEACHMENT WEEK
Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman and Jennifer Williams both say they had concerns as they heard President Trump speak with the newly elected Ukraine president on July 25 about political investigations into Joe Biden.
2. TALIBAN SAYS HOSTAGES FREED IN EXCHANGE
American Kevin King and Australian Timothy Weeks, held since 2016, were let go for three top Taliban figures who were released by the Kabul government.
3. LAST HOLDOUTS SURROUNDED AT HONG KONG UNIVERSITY
About 100 anti-government protesters remain holed up at Polytechnic University, unsure what to do next as food supplies dwindle and a police siege of the campus enters its third day.
4. WHAT STATE IS EMERGING AS NEW BATTLEGROUND
As Democrats prepare for the next presidential debate in Atlanta, growth and urbanization over recent decades has made the state population younger, less native to the state and less white.
5. WHAT BALKAN NATION IS HELPING IN CYBER WARFARE FIGHT
An elite cyber team of U.S. service members is working alongside Montenegrin cyber defenders to counter malicious cyber actors on critical networks and platforms as part of preparation for possible such attacks during the U.S. presidential election in 2020.
6. HOSPITAL OVERHAULING PSYCHIATRIC WARDS
Some mental health advocates and officials say the changes have come at the expense of patient privacy and dignity, making mental health units feel more like prisons.
7. ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT ITSELF ENDANGERED
Signed into law by Richard Nixon, the act is controversial again, as the Trump administration presses changes that advocates say will mean less protection for more species, AP finds.
8. ‘OUR COMMUNITY IS IN MOURNING’
A close-knit Hmong community is in shock after gunmen burst into a California backyard gathering and shot 10 men, killing four.
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10. CHIEFS HOLD OFF CHARGERS IN MEXICO CITY
Daniel Sorensen picks off Philip Rivers’ fourth interception at the goal line with 18 seconds to play, and Kansas City stays on top of the AFC West with a 24-17 victory over Los Angeles.
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- lclpy.localsearch.simulatedannealing.abstract_cooling_function module
- lclpy.localsearch.simulatedannealing.cnst_iterations_temp_function module
- lclpy.localsearch.simulatedannealing.geometric_cooling_function module
- lclpy.localsearch.simulatedannealing.simulated_annealing module
- Module contents
- lclpy.localsearch.steepestdescent package
- lclpy.localsearch.tabusearch package
- lclpy.localsearch.vns package
Submodules¶
lclpy.localsearch.abstract_local_search module¶
-
class
lclpy.localsearch.abstract_local_search.
AbstractLocalSearch
¶ Bases:
abc.ABC
Template for the implementation of local search algorithms.
This class should only contain the logic needed to run the local search. I/O and plotting should be handled by an AbstractRunner.
-
reset
()¶ Resets the object back to it’s state after init.
- Raises
NotImplementedError – Will always be raised.
-
abstract
run
()¶ start running the local search
- Returns
Contains the best found case and the evaluation value for said case.
- Return type
collections.namedtuple
-
Module contents¶
This package contains the classes and packages related to localsearch.
acceptance : package for acceptance functions
move : package for move functions
Local search algorithms:
simulatedannealing : package for everything unique to simulated annealing
steepestdescent : package for everything unique to steepest descent
tabusearch : package for everything unique to tabu search
vns : package for everything unique to variable neighbourhood search (VNS)
Note that all the local search algorithms use delta-evaluation. If your evaluation function does not have it implemented, errors will be raised.
When using moves and evaluation functions implemented by this library delta evaluation can be easily enabled, by passing the move function as a parameter to the evaluation function:
move = ImplementedMove(size)
eval_func = \
ImplementedEvaluationFunction(parameter_1, parameter_2, move_function=move)
Note that the evaluation function might have less or more parameters than in this example.
You can find information how to implement your own delta evaluation in the docstring of lclpy.evaluation.deltaeval.__init__ or in the documentation of lclpy.evaluation.deltaeval.
If you don’t feel like implementing delta_evaluation for your own evaluation and or move classes, for whatever reason, you can always do the implement evaluate_move like this in your Problem class:
def evaluate_move(self, move):
self.move(move)
new_value = self._evaluation_function.evaluate(self._order)
self.undo_move(move)
return new_value - self._evaluation_function.evaluate(self._order)
If you want to use this method with an existing problem class from this library, it’s the best to define your own subclass that overwrites the default behaviour of the method and use this subclass:
class MyProblemClass(ImplementedProblemClass):
def evaluate_move(self, move):
self.move(move)
new_value = self._evaluation_function.evaluate(self._order)
self.undo_move(move)
return new_value - self._evaluation_function.evaluate(self._order)
Do remember not to pass a move function to the evaluation function’s constructor if you use these approaches. Also note that there will be a significant slowdown.


When I look back and think of all the times I've been at my happiest, proudest or most content, many words come to mind. Some of these words include: accomplishment, close relationships, confidence, enthusiasm, growth, inner harmony, and meaningful work. While I would be lying if I said I lived up to these values all the time, I can at least say that I at least try (although some days are harder than others).
If I had to pick one from the list that mattered to me the most, I would pick inner harmony. In my experience, it is the hardest on the list to attain. However, the few times I've had it has usually meant that I have succeeded in living most of the other values that are important to me. Whenever I experience inner harmony, it means that I am fully and absolutely content with my life at that moment, regardless of all the struggle and uncertainty. It means that I feel loved, that I feel like I am contributing positively to society, that I am happy with the work that I am doing, and that I feel like I am growing to become a person I can be proud of.
I have been fortunate in having so many people that I feel close to, of whom many feel comfortable asking me for advice. Usually, the advice that they seek is of the more personal variety, and thus I don't feel that it is my place to share them. But I can say that I feel all the more honored because these topics tend to be close to the heart--questions of family, relationships, direction, and community.
Whenever I think about my values or talk to someone else about them, it tends to be noted that my values are less career-oriented and more person-oriented. Values such as competition, leadership or wealth aren't in my list of top priorities, for instance. But to me, that doesn't necessarily translate into not being career-oriented. Instead it just means that I prioritize other aspects of my career, like focusing more on whether I find my work meaningful or if I am passionate about it rather than whether it pays well, or whether I find the work challenging.
In terms of navigating difficulties in my life, be it personal or otherwise, I definitely think that my values will be extremely beneficial. A lot of my values have to do with being self-aware, and so I think I can feel confident and strong amidst the doubt of others. This is particularly true when such doubts are fueled by stereotypes or things unrelated to my actual performance.
I am already anticipating that DBC will be tough, and that it will push me probably harder than I have pushed myself before. But whenever I start to feel down (and I know this is likely to happen), I just need to remind myself of my strengths, that I am more resilient than I give myself credit for, and that I have been through tougher things and came out stronger for them (i.e. leaving a whole life behind when my family moved to the US). It is also helpful to remind myself of all the people that are rooting for me to succeed, people that are there to remind me of my capabilities when I do start to doubt myself, and who love me unconditionally.
Despite the nerves, the fear, and the inevitable hardship I am bound to go through, I am mostly excited to just start the next chapter of my life, and to meet all the new people that will be part of it. See you in a month, DBC!


This mod maps your function keys (F1
–F12
) to themselves for a predefined selection of apps. (I left my selection in there as an example, so please use the “Frontmost application” tab of Karabiner's EventViewer to find bundle identifiers and file paths for your apps.)
I have set this up as follows:
- Each function key in the “Function keys” tab is set to whatever I want it to do. (A combination of media buttons and custom actions through Hammerspoon.)
- “Use all F1, F2, etc. keys as standard function keys” unchecked, so that the above mappings apply without pressing
fn
.
- This modification added to the “Complex modifications” tab.
This way I can use the function keys as function keys within the following apps, and as media buttons in all others:
- Atom
- Crusader Kings II
- Europa Universalis IV
- iTerm2
- muCommander
- PyCharm
- VSCode
- VSCodium
- WebStorm
- AndroidStudio


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Pair Programming and Feedback
Currently I am student at Dev Bootcamp, in the Phase 0 remote learning part of the program. Each week I am required to pair program with other students on at least two challenges. There are pros and cons to this process. Ultimately I think it has a net benefit to the learning process.
Most of my pairing sessions have gone well. I have learned something from my pairing partner during each session; every time I have learned from my partner and they have learned from me. That's a good thing!
Only one of my pairing sessions had any negative issues (when one of my partners rejected an idea I had, even though the idea eventually worked well). That was quite frustrating, as I gave up on my idea during the pairing session, then worked on it alone afterward and got it to work.
We also must write feedback for each of our pairing partners. This has proven challenging sometimes because I cannot think of any "actionable" ways my partner can improve on how they do things. But feedback that has no criticism is basically useless! The feedback is anonymous, which is vital to giving and receiving honest feedback. And all the feedback needs to be reviewed by other students to confirm it is kind, otherwise it never gets to the person being critiqued. That is very wise move, because unkind feedback could do significant damage to someone.
Based on some of my feedback I am going to keep pushing ahead and offer my ideas honestly, and be sure I am driving and navigating equal amounts of time.
Overall the Dev Bootcamp learning experience has been unique so far. (The first nine weeks are done completely online!) Yet we are all connected and learning and growing together. By the time we get to the in-person classes we will already know each other somewhat and will be on the same page technically, or hopefully close to it.


operator fun times(factor: Double): AssetAmount
Multiplies the current amount by a factor, using the {@link RoundingMode#HALF_DOWN} constant.
factor
- : The multiplying factor
Return
The same AssetAmount instance, but with the changed amount value.


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Welcome to twenty-one’s final project for CS308! This website serves as a user manual to navigate how to interact with the game and extend it. The buttons on the top of the screen link to information regarding various components of the gameplay. There is first the overview, which describes the capabilities and flow for user interaction. There are also links to the Lobby, Validator, and Gameplay sections, which are more specific and tied to certain functionality.
Additionally, on the left side of the screen, you will see links to specific XML file types. One file, a LobbyView, is needed to launch a game. From there, a bundle of five files—including a Deck, Game, Hand, Players, and GameView—runs a specific card game. By explaining how to interact with our game, in addition to its underlying data, our hope is that future developers can create custom games that extend its flexibility without changing the underlying architecture.


Constructor
new Renderer(containerIn) → {Zinc.Renderer}
Create a Zinc 3D renderer in the container provided.
The primary function of a Zinc 3D renderer is to display the current
scene (@link Zinc.Scene} set to the renderer and each scene may contain as
many geometries, glyphset and other primitives as the system can support.
Zinc.Renderer also allows additional scenes to be displayed.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
containerIn |
Object | Container to create the renderer on. |
Zinc.Renderer
Methods
addActiveScene(additionalScene)
Add additional active scene for rendering, this scene will also be rendered but
viewport of the currentScene will be used.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
additionalScene |
Zinc.Scene | Scene to be added to the rendering. |
addPreRenderCallbackFunction(callbackFunction) → {Number}
Add a callback function which will be called everytime before the renderer renders its scene.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
callbackFunction |
function | callbackFunction to be added. |
Number
addToOrthoScene()
Add {Three.Object} to the ortho scene, objects added to the ortho scene are rendered in
normalised coordinates and overlay on top of current scene.
addZincGeometry()
Manually add a zinc geometry to the scene. This should be
called from Zinc.Scene;
- Deprecated:
- Yes
clearAllActiveScene()
Clear all additional scenes from rendering except for curentScene.
createScene(name) → {Zinc.Scene}
Create a new scene with the provided name if scene with the same name exists,
return undefined.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
name |
String | Name of the scene to be created. |
Zinc.Scene
dispose()
Dispose all memory allocated, this will effetively destroy all scenes.
getCurrentScene() → {Zinc.Scene}
Get the current scene on display.
;
Zinc.Scene
getPlayRate()
Get the current play rate, playrate affects how fast an animated object animates.
Also see Zinc.Scene#duration.
getSceneByName(name) → {Zinc.Scene}
Return scene with the matching name if scene with that name has been created.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
name |
String | Name to match |
Zinc.Scene
getThreeJSRenderer()
Get the internal Three.Renderer, to gain access to ThreeJS APIs.
getZincGeometryByID() → {Zinc.Geometry}
Get {Zinc.Geoemtry} by its id. This should be called from Zinc.Scene;
Zinc.Geometry
initialiseVisualisation()
Initialise the renderer and its visualisations.
isSceneActive(sceneIn)
Check if a scene is currently active.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
sceneIn |
Zinc.Scene | Scene to check if it is currently rendered. |
loadFromViewURL(URL)
Load a legacy file format containing the viewport and its model file from an external
location provided by the url. Use the new metadata format with
Zinc.Scene#loadMetadataURL instead. This should be
called from Zinc.Scene;
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
URL |
String | address to the file containing viewport and model information. |
- Deprecated:
- Yes
loadModelsURL()
Load a legacy model(s) format with the provided URLs and parameters. This only loads the geometry
without any of the metadata. Therefore, extra parameters should be provided. This should be
called from Zinc.Scene.
- Deprecated:
- Yes
loadViewURL(URL)
Load the viewport from an external location provided by the url. This should be
called from Zinc.Scene;
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
URL |
String | address to the file containing viewport information. |
- Deprecated:
- Yes
onWindowResize()
Call this to resize the renderer, this is normally call automatically.
removeActiveScene(additionalScene)
Remove a currenrtly active scene from the renderer, this scene will also be rendered but
viewport of the currentScene will be used.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
additionalScene |
Zinc.Scene | Scene to be removed from rendering. |
removePreRenderCallbackFunction(id)
Remove a callback function that is previously added to the scene.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
Number | identifier of the previously added callback function. |
render()
Render the current and all additional scenes. It will first update all geometries and glyphsets
in scenes, clear depth buffer and render the ortho scene, call the preRenderCallbackFunctions stack
and finally render the scenes.
resetView()
Reset the viewport of the current scene to its original state.
setCurrentScene(sceneIn)
Set the current scene on display.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
sceneIn |
Zinc.Scene | The scene to be set, only scene created by this instance of ZincRenderer is supported currently. |
setMorphsTime()
Get the current play rate, playrate affects how fast an animated object animates.
Also see Zinc.Scene#duration.
setPlayRate(PlayRateIn)
Set the current play rate, playrate affects how fast an animated object animates.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
PlayRateIn |
Number | value to set the playrate to. Also see Zinc.Scene#duration. |
stopAnimate()
Stop the animation and renderer to get into the render loop.
transitionScene(endingScene, duration)
Transition from the current viewport to the endingScene's viewport in the specified duration.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
endingScene |
Zinc.Scene | Viewport of this scene will be used as the destination. |
duration |
Number | Amount of time to transition from current viewport to the endingScene's viewport. |
viewAll()
Adjust zoom distance to include all primitives in scene and also the additional scenes
but the lookat direction and up vectors will remain constant.


Simple comparison function
pref.ind(x, y)
x
y
A vector containing entries of 1 or 2 referring to whether x <= y is false or true.


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Some jobs I've had are:
I talked to our previous webmasters and here's some things that need to be done:
I think the flow of information is very important to new members and the BMES Website really isn't a resource I use at all. I want to make it into something we can all use to keep track of events, find updates, and use more in general.
I hope you'll take the time to consider me for the position of Webmaster for 2015 - 2016.


multi-model traversal
Traverse from initial teacher identifier to:
Who you are
Who you teach
Work assigned to them
Captured results
Subject-area covered
Syllabus used
Lessons taught
TraversalSpec:
(SIF) StaffPersonal
(SIF) TeachingGroup
(SIF) GradingAssignment
(xAPI) xAPI-statements
(json) Subject
(json) Syllabus
(json) Lesson
Query:
Antonio Lewis (Teacher) - History 8A (Teachng Group) - Albert Lombardi (Student)
Traversal
Filters
search
Staff Personal
Teaching Group
Grading Assignment
xAPI
Subject
Syllabus
Lessons
Syllabus Progress
Concepts
Inquiry Skills
Tools


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Ionic comes with the same 700+ [Ionicons](/docs/ionicons/) icons we've all come to know and love.
_For more information, Check out the [API docs](../api/components/icon/Icon)._
### Basic Usage
Demo
Demo Source
To use an icon, populate the `name` attribute on the `ion-icon` component:
```html
```
### Active / Inactive Icons
All icons have both `active` and `inactive` states. Active icons are typically full and thick, where as inactive icons are outlined and thin. Set the `isActive` attribute to `true` or `false` to change the state of the icon. Icons will default to active if a value is not specified.
```html
```
### Platform Specific Icons
Many icons have both **Material Design** and **iOS** versions. Ionic will automatically use the correct version based on the platform.
To specify the icon to use for each platform, use the `md` and `ios` attributes and provide the platform specific icon name.
```html
```
### Variable Icons
To set an icon using a variable:
```html
```
```typescript
export class MyFirstPage {
// use the home icon
myIcon: string = "home";
}
```
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pcf.particle.aws.route53 package¶
Submodules¶
pcf.particle.aws.route53.route53_hosted_zone module¶
-
class
pcf.particle.aws.route53.hosted_zone.
HostedZone
(particle_definition, session=None)¶ Bases:
pcf.core.aws_resource.AWSResource
Particle that maps to AWS hosted zone
-
START_PARAM_FILER
= {'CallerReference', 'DelegationSetId', 'HostedZoneConfig', 'Name', 'VPC'}¶
-
UNIQUE_KEYS
= ['aws_resource.Name']¶
-
_set_unique_keys
()¶ Logic that sets keys from state definition that are used to uniquely identify the Route53 Hosted Zone
-
_start
()¶ Creates a Route53 Hosted Zone using boto3 create_hosted_zone :returns: boto3 response :rtype: hosted_zone
-
_stop
()¶ Calls _terminate
-
_terminate
()¶ Deletes a Route53 Hosted Zone using boto3 delete_hosted_zone :returns: boto3 response
-
_update
()¶ Removes existing tags and adds new tags using boto3 change_tags_for_resource and list_tags_for_resource
-
equivalent_states
= {<State.running: 1>: 1, <State.stopped: 2>: 0, <State.terminated: 3>: 0}¶
-
flavor
= 'route53_hosted_zone'¶
-
get_status
()¶ Get the current definition of the route 53 hosted zone :returns: current definition of the hosted zone
-
is_state_definition_equivalent
()¶ This class is only concerned with changes to tags since there is a separate particle for record sets :returns: True :rtype: bool
-
is_state_equivalent
(state1, state2)¶ Determines if states are equivalent :param state1: first state :type state1: state :param state2: second state :type state2: state
Returns: whether the two states are equivalent Return type: bool
-
sync_state
()¶ Sync state calls get_status to determines and set the state of the hosted zone
-
pcf.particle.aws.route53.route53_record module¶
-
class
pcf.particle.aws.route53.route53_record.
Route53Record
(particle_definition, session=None)¶ Bases:
pcf.core.aws_resource.AWSResource
Particle that maps to AWS route53 record set. Before using this particle make sure that you have created a hosted zone in AWS.
Required Parameters:
Parameters: - Name (string) – the name of your record set
- HostedZoneId (string) – the hosted zone you want you record set to be in
- ResourceRecords (object list) – list of your resource records
- Type (string) – type of your resource records
-
REMOVE_PARAM_CONVERSIONS
= {'HostedZoneId': ''}¶
-
UNIQUE_KEYS
= ['aws_resource.Name']¶
-
_set_unique_keys
()¶ Logic that sets keys from state definition that are used to uniquely identify the Route53 Record
-
_start
()¶ Creates the route53 record set that matches current state definition
Returns: response of boto3 change resource record set with action CREATE
-
_stop
()¶ Route53 record set does not have a stopped state so it calls terminate :return: terminate()
-
_terminate
()¶ Deletes the route53 record set that matches current state definition
Returns: response of boto3 change resource record set with action DELETE
-
_update
()¶ Updates the route53 record set that matches current state definition
Returns: response of boto3 change resource record set with action UPSERT
-
equivalent_states
= {<State.running: 1>: 1, <State.stopped: 2>: 0, <State.terminated: 3>: 0}¶
-
flavor
= 'route53_record'¶
-
get_desired_state_definition
()¶ Returns the desires state definition. If Route53 Record has parents that are EC2 instances then ip addresses of those instances are automatically added to the resource_records in the desired state definition.
Returns: desired_state_definition
-
get_status
()¶ Get the current status of your route 53 record set
Returns: list of record sets sorted by record name
-
is_state_definition_equivalent
()¶ Determines if the current state definition matches the current state definition. Uses keep and remove function from pcf util to remove extra params in desired state that are not in the current state.
Returns: bool
-
is_state_equivalent
(state1, state2)¶ Determines if states are equivalent :param state1: :param state2: :type: state1: State :type: state2: State
Returns: bool
-
sync_state
()¶ Sync state calls get_status to determines and set the state of the route53 record set particle.


What is COSI
COSI is the main part of the Applied CS Labs at clarkson University. I have been involved with the labs since the first few weeks that I was on campus during my freshman year. Since then, I have grown to being one of the leaders of the labs and I am very willing to continue making the labs better while I am at Clarkson.
This site is a portfolio of all of the projects that I have done throughout the years.


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When GenDoc.exe
launched without command-line arguments, it performs a full documentation rebuild,
including the unit tests execution. But the tests execution spends many time. You can reduce the time
using command-line arguments:
The unit tests will be not executed at all. <@codeblock src="...">
tags will use the results from
a previous tests execution.
All the documentation will be rebuilt.
Will be executed the unit tests from the current directory and nested directories only. All the documentation will be rebuilt.
Will be executed the only unit test from the current directory with the specified file name. All the documentation will be rebuilt.


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[#include "../include/global_js_in_head.html"/] [#include "../include/global_navigation.html"/]
[#include "../include/global_breadcrumb.html"/]
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This report is used to review information on all application users and external users, including logon settings (infobase user properties).
It can be helpful when you need to perform mass analysis of user logon settings (logon names, authentication types, etc).
To access the report, use the All actions - User (external user) information command in the Users (External users) list
The report contains the following information:
- Full user name;
- Can log on to application - field can take on "Yes" value or remain blank
- Name (for logon);
- Standard authentication - field can take on "Yes" value or remain blank;
- OS authentication - field can take on "Yes" value or remain blank;
- OS user - user name for OS logon;
- OpenID authentication - field can take on "Yes" value or remain blank;
- Run mode.
User filters
To go to Settings tab, click Settings and other reports. Click the corresponding check boxes to select users by specific criteria.
The following user filters are available:
- Invalid
- Marked for deletion
- No matching infobase user
- Can log on to application
- Standard authentication
- OS authentication
- OpenID authentication
Report options
To go to Other reports tab and view the list of available report options, click Settings and other reports. Three report options are available:
-
User information - accessible from Users list;
-
External user information - accessible from External users list;
-
User and external user info - general report on all application users, containing Is external user field used for selecting and filtering external users. The field can take on "Yes" value or remain blank.
See also:


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To install some dependences like CoffeeScript, LessCSS, UglifyJS and Grunt. They are all installed inside the project's directory.
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Key metrics provide a glimpse into how this real estate market has changed since 2015 compared to the metro.
Demographic and Census data not available for this area.
{:else}Histograms use U.S. Census data to show where this city falls in relation to other cities in the 13-county metro area on key housing and income measures.
{/if} {#if stats}


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• Product offering includes the complete line of Mutoh and iUV series LED-UV printers, large format heat transfer presses and Wasatch Software.
Engineering Lead Technican – Oyo Sports 2015 - 2016
• Thanks to my ability to service multiple platforms, the company has been able to cancel a number of service contracts, including ITNH and Engineered Printing Solutions, resulting in substantial savings.
• Lead technical support representative conducting on-demand and scheduled preventative maintenance for 18+ Mimaki UV printing machines across two shifts.
• Support and maintenance of Kluge, Heidelberg, Duplo, Econocorp, and Spartan die cutter and box folder/gluer packaging machines.
• Conducts on-going training of machine operators and fields technical questions.
• Interface with engineering and operations management to fine-tune product development and design.
• Thanks to my ability to service multiple platforms, the company has been able to cancel a number of service contracts, including ITNH and Engineered Printing Solutions, resulting in substantial savings.
• Always looking for cost effective and creative solutions, I was able to increase the performance of several machines, including the Econocorp Spartan Cartoner machines by 50%, with a minimal investment (under $100.00). The end result was on-time delivery
of $750,000 worth of orders, whose deadlines would otherwise have been missed.
• Designed and constructed an automated parts sorting machine for a total cost of under $500.
Technology Development Manager – Agency Systems Group, LLC 2012 - 2015
• Consulted and deployed custom hardware solutions for industrial clients such as Georgia State University, Savannah College of Art and Design, as well as numerous high profile artists and designers in the digital textile and apparel printing field.
• Lead a collaborative effort to develop a high speed digital textile printing technology with a leading print head manufacturer (an arrangement under non-disclosure).
• Designed custom PCBs using a basic high-speed signaling technology like KiCAD / Eagle CAD.
• Embedded firmware development experience in C/C+ for TI series MCU’s.
• Tailored logic Verilog programming skills for Xilinz Zynq series FPGAs.
• Physical iterative part development and design, as well as quote sourcing, utilizing Autodesk Inventor 2015.
Senior Lecturer/Student Advisor – Northeastern University, NU Global 2010–2012
• Served as academic advisor to 70-90 students for four semesters in the American Classroom Program.
• Developed and implemented a web based student document management system.
• Earned Northeastern online instructor certification including comprehensive training with Blackboard course software.
• Responsible for teaching and developing content for a broad course portfolio which includes courses on fundamentals of business, economics, career management, academic writing, TOEFL test preparation, and special topics in science and engineering.
Product Development / IT Manager – MakkiUSA 2007–2010
• Tradeshow planning and support both domestically (SGIA, ISA) and internationally (Febratex - Brazil).
• Designed and deployed the corporate website, on-line store, and product marketing materials.
• Main liaison to internal/external mechanical and production engineers to meet manufacturability and cost targets.
• Served as the primary technical support point of contact for field sales, resellers, and end users.
• Conducted hardware/software product training and installations including custom color profiling, site networking, and technology consulting solutions.
Teaching Assistant – University of Toronto 2005–2007
• Discussion session leader for a year-long course in introductory micro and macro-economic theory.
• Taught three sections on the cultural and historical perspectives of China, Japan and Korea.
ESL Instructor – Mianyang Foreign Languages School, Mianyang, China August - December 2004
• Full-time head foreign English teacher for a staff of seven, providing instruction for students from 10 to 18 years of age.
Area Manager – Office of Information Technology, UMass Amherst 2000–2004
• Managed a staff of 25 in the busiest computer lab on campus with 800 users daily.
• Directly involved in HR decisions including hiring, training, and conducting performance reviews of employees.


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Gowoon is a Ph.D. student in the Stanford University Department of Applied Physics, and she joined Prof. Evan Reed's group in Spring 2016. She received her B.S. in Physics from Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology. In 2013, she spent a year at Karlsruher Institut für Technologie in Germany, where she worked on superconducting metamaterials with Prof. Alexey Ustinov. Her research focused on employing SQUIDs of different geometries for applications in frequency-tunable metamaterials. In 2014, she also studied plasmonics with Prof. Min-Kyo Seo at KAIST.
Currently, her research focuses on analyzing materials databases to find layered materials. In her free time, she enjoys cooking, hiking and drawing.
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