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Coding & Design
Ha, it basically "teaches me another way of how to think (-from Steve Jobs)", and at the same time I got a lot of benefits while doing design work.
At very beginning I was usually felt frustrated as design goes deep, normally at iteration stage, that the design decision was always not feasible enough. I decided to know more about things behind - the basic coding concepts helped me to make more solid progress.
I took some fundamental CS classes when I was at Carnegie Mellon (15112 Fundamentals of Programming, 15237 Cross-Platform Mobile Web Apps). Those are really great sources that made me become more interested in programming, and equipped me with a basic programming skill.
After CMU, I learned it by myself, making use of various online resources. I feel its another experience of problem solving, not simple but fun!
Ha, it feels so great, because:
1 Coding helps me think.
consider more about feasibility of product while doing design.
2 Coding facilitates good communication.
In my experience, I feel using engineers' language to talk about design and working collaboratively is super cool and I believe it's a crucial part to product development circle.
3 Coding is fun when comes with design.
Alive real prototype will connect isolate design mock-ups, and make the design solution more fluent and logically clear.
Fish On Diet
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Programmer & Designer: Jingyi Feng
Date: February 2013
Oride
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Designer: Jingyi Feng
Date: April 2013
ThankU & Wishes Leaf
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Programmer & Designer: Jingyi Feng
Date: December 2012
Fun Circle
Programmer & Designer: Jingyi Feng
Programming: Python
Date: September 2012


GIVE IT SOME WELLY
Celtic WAG Olya Shved sets pulses racing in latest sultry snap as she poses in wellies
by Rachel MacphersonCELTIC WAG Olya has set pulses races with her latest social media snap - as she posed in her wellies.
The model playfully pouted for the camera in the sizzling snap.
She flaunted her incredible figure as she matched up a pair of denim shorts with an oversized cardigan and some wellies.
The mum-of-one looked like she was enjoying some time in the countryside.
Fans couldn't get enough of the pic - which has racked up hundreds of likes since it was posted.
It's not the first racy pic that's garnered approval from fans.
Earlier this year, the model flaunted her pins as she posed in a swanky motor after moving to Glasgow hubby Marian.
The pair, who tied the knot in 2016, haven't been shy about sharing a string of love-up snaps on social media - Olya proving her man's number one fan.
And the smitten Celtic star is often the first to comment on Olya's racy snaps - branding her a "beauty" in sweet messages.
We told last week how Marian had no regrets over moving to Scotland despite paying just 35 minutes for the Hoops.
The £2million winger was signed last season by Brendan Rodgers just before he quit to join Leicester City and was immediately loaned back to homeland club Karpaty Lviv.
It came after Olya shared a number of festive snaps on social media as she got into the Christmas spirit in Edinburgh and Glasgow.
And she's not the only WAG excited about the upcoming holidays.
The Scottish Sun previously reported how Helen Flanagan opened M&D's new magical Santa wonderland this weekend.
Adorable snaps showed Helen enjoying ice-skating with daughter Matilda and also visiting Santa at his grotto.


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I guess some of you have heard about HUGO and how it is a great tool for building static websites. Personally I have used it for creating this blog and also for my father’s company website ptaino.com. I don’t have any prior experience with other static generation tools so I am not in a position to compare it to other solutions like Jekyll. What I can share with you though is my personal experience after using it, why I love it and tips to get started.
HUGO?
HUGO is an open source static site generator written in Go and is a proper choice for people who want to create their personal blog, a portfolio site, company sites etc. . It uses Go’s package template standard library.
What are static sites?
In static websites all content (HTML,CSS, JS) is pre-build and stored on the server. Instead of dynamically producing content, server’s only responsibility is to send a file, which makes the whole process quite fast. All JS that comes with the web page will run exclusively on the client and no content rendering is done server side.
What is a static site generator?
The main ingredient of static site generators are templates which act as the base in which you place your content. When those two get rendered, the result is static pages.
Why should I use it?
One of the amazing features of Hugo is its blazing fast build times, since it can generate a simple one page site in a matter of milliseconds and that makes it a great tool for blogs like this one. You can watch this benchmark video showing how HUGO can generate 5000 static pages within 6 seconds :-) .
Also another great feature to consider is that all changes you make are almost instantly displayed on your running localhost server, so you can edit things on the spot (live reload feature).
Finally the installation process is quite easy and the learning curve is quite small.
OK where do I start?
To install hugo, follow these steps here. Also the detailed documentation can be found here. A great tutorial to guide you through HUGO’s basics is this one and this is the official get started guide. If you want to use a custom theme for your site (which is the most reasonable thing to do), there is a plethora to choose from which can be found here.
Starting the server
To run hugo type in your console hugo server -D -t theme_name
. The parameter -D
is optional and is needed only if you have created .md files or draft content.
Also -t theme_name
is used for loading your theme.
Generating the content
Run hugo -D -t theme_name
to generate static content from your HUGO code. All the generated files are located in your public
folder.
Now, a tedious work you must always be prepared to do is deleting the contents of your public
folder before generating a new version of your static page.
The reason is that something might be left from previous builds and thus affect your final result.
My approach
Now all of the above sound and are great, so I will share you my personal recommendation on how to approach HUGO if you want to build you own static website fast and with exploratory attitude. If you need additional help, just search the references above.
1) Important step but not mandatory, is to go through the tutorial. In my opinion you don’t need to watch all 23 chapters, just pay attention to directory structure, how markdown .md files work and how config.toml works.
2) Download an existing template and start playing around. Compare the template’s demo page with the repository code and with your code as well and see how your changes affect the final result.
How customizable can it be?
Well my answer is that I don’t know what you have in mind but yes, it is quite customizable. For my blog I added tags on every post, for categorization, navigation and searchability. Some coding was necessary but not that time was needed to short thing out. Also for ptaino.com I added a google map iframe which is nicely displayed. So yes you can add staff but it mostly depends on what you have in mind. The two themes I used are Stellar and retroful.
Difficulties I faced with HUGO
The biggest problem I faced after completing my two static websites, was that CSS wouldn’t load when hosting them on GitHub pages. For
thefuriousprogrammer.com
, there was a global setting in my template which I hadn’t setup properly and thus the CSS file path was not valid. All the formatting displayed perfectly on localhost though, so I couldn’t notice that earlier. Forptaino.com
there was a problem with mixed content where some .js and .css references where is plainhttp://
and nothttps://
.Also another issues was ‘markdownify’ parameter on my template which caused some build issues. Well I just deleted it problem solved :-)


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"Life" (1999) - Martin Lawrence, Eddie Murphy...
Last fall, Eddie Murphy took on a very subdued (at least by his standards) role in "Holy Man," and turned out a splendid performance that deserved much better than the mediocre reception it received. In that movie, he wasn't constantly stealing scenes, and his trademark horse-laugh was nowhere to be found. Both he and the movie were remarkably funny, and Murphy's restrained performance was both admirable and successful. I thought that maybe, after almost twenty years, Murphy had finally learned that he's not the most important person in the theatre - the viewer is.
Last weekend, "Life" opened around the country, earning over $20 million. It is funny, but intermittently. Certainly not as funny as it could have been, had Murphy remembered what he learned from G, the Zen-spouting mystic he played in the previous movie.
"Life" gets off to a slow start, taking over thirty minutes to get leads Murphy and Martin Lawrence into the central premise - two New Yorkers given a life sentence to a Mississippi state prison, circa 1932. Convicted of a murder they didn't commit in the segregationist South, the story of how they got there is so bizarre and convoluted it could only happen in the movies.
Once there, the movie really takes off, introducing the viewer to a whole cast of usual suspects. Miguel A. Nunez Jr. is the probably-gay character, Bokeem Woodbine is the probably-savant character, and so on. Rarely are characters drawn out past the point of a stereotype, but in this case it works. "Life" goes for the quick gag, the cheap chuckle, and more often than not gets it. Unfortunately, this means that very little in the way of character development ever happens, and (in classic, old-school Murphy style) roughly half of the script consists of words that can't be printed in this paper.
Occasionally, it gets even more ambitious, trying to work in a bit of a story too. These efforts generally fall flat, a shame because the raw material available given the premise and setting is so rich. "Life" is primarily a comedy; those who want a far better version of `the message' should watch (or read) "The Shawshank Redemption," Stephen King's seminal prison tale. The broad stereotypes that work so well to build comedy are exactly why the drama fails to register.
Running just shy of two hours, "Life" isn't exactly a life sentence, but it is very slow-paced in all the wrong places. Much of the bathroom humor (and language) wears thin; why some of those slow spots weren't filled with original jokes, or character development, remains a mystery. Even the outtakes, shown at the end of the film with the credits, are funnier than some of what was used in the movie proper.
"Life" has a few bright spots, scattered randomly throughout the rest of the film. Wait for the home video release, and make a game out of trying to find them. It'll be at least as entertaining as the rest of the movie.
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Free saccharin
Properties
- Crystal shape: elongated sticks
- Color: transparent
- Stability on air: stable
Crystals are very fragile. Similarly to its sodium salt, free saccharin also displays strong birefringence (note how the line image doubles):
Preparation
Can be prepared by reacting sodium saccharin, used as sweetener, with any acid. Free saccharin is almost insoluble in water and precipitates as white sediment.
Growing
Since water solubility is very low, some other solvent must be used. I tried isopropanol and acetone; it is soluble in both, but solubility in isopropanol though better than in water, is still low. Acetone appeared to be a convenient solvent.
As always, I used slow evaporation method. Because acetone is very volatile, it is important to reduce evapotation speed.
Safety
The compound itself is safe. Acetone solution can pose a fire hazard (acetone is very flammable), and acetone vapors are bad for health.


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The model used here has been trained on Mapillary dataset during 5 epochs with a set of 18000 training images. It has been validated with a smaller set of 2000 images (the validation occurred at the end of each training epoch), in order to ensure that learned features are as generic as possible.
Load a .png or .jpg image from your file system, the corresponding label predictions will be automatically displayed, as a labelled version of the picture, with the corresponding legend below.
Disclaimer: The model expect street-scene images. You can try whatever picture you want, however in the case you pick another type of scene, do not be surprised if the result looks weird...
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Provides the Core API and consists of everything you need to build a Click web application.
Provides the Core Controls, and provides a short description of each control and corresponding HTML element.
Provides components that are tailored to specific technologies, such as a Hibernate, Spring and Cayenne. Extras also include many Controls including IntegerField, DoubleField and DateField. You will also find Filters which can improve your application performance.
Provides a library for testing Click Pages and Controls, independent of a Servlet container such as Tomcat or Jetty.


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vlibTemplate |
The <TMPL_IF> tag allows you to include or not include a block of the template based on the value of a given parameter name. If the parameter is given a value that is equal to TRUE for PHP - like '1' - then the block is included in the output. If it is not defined, or given a false value - like '0' - then it is skipped. The parameters are specified the same way as with TMPL_VAR.
Example Template:
| Example |
<TMPL_IF NAME="BOOL"> Some text that only gets displayed if BOOL is true! </TMPL_IF> |
Now if you call $template->setVar('BOOL', 1) then the above block will be included in the output.
<TMPL_IF> [<TMPL_ELSEIF>] </TMPL_[END]IF> blocks can include any valid vlibTemplate construct - VARs and LOOPs and other IF/ELSE blocks. Note, however, that intersecting a <TMPL_IF> and a <TMPL_LOOP> is invalid.
| Example |
Invalid syntax: <TMPL_IF BOOL> <TMPL_LOOP SOME_LOOP> </TMPL_IF> </TMPL_LOOP> |
Loops are kept in a different namespace to global variables. So if you want
to access loop names from your if statements you must have the OPTION
'SET_LOOP_VAR' set to 1. This will ensure that when you set a loop that is
not empty using setLoop(), a variable with that loop name is set using setVar().
This is true except when using <TMPL_IF> from within a loop where this
is not a problem.
If the name of a TMPL_LOOP is used in a TMPL_IF, the IF block will output if the loop has at least one row. Example:
| Example |
<TMPL_IF LOOP_ONE> This will output if the loop is not empty. <TMPL_LOOP LOOP_ONE> .... </TMPL_LOOP> </TMPL_IF> |
| Warning |
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WARNING: Much of the benefit of vlibTemplate is in decoupling your PHP and HTML.
If you introduce numerous cases where you have TMPL_IFs and matching PHP if()s,
you will create a maintenance problem in keeping the two synchronized. I suggest
you adopt the practice of only using TMPL_IF if you can do so without requiring
a matching if() in your PHP code. Of course, this isn't always possible, it's just something that you should aim for. |
vlibTemplate now supports an extended TMPL_IF syntax. The new OPTIONAL syntax
gives you the opportunity to compare the value of a var name to a number or
string. There are 2 attributes that apply to the new functionality; OP and VALUE.
OP is the comparison OPerator that you want to use.
The default is '==' and the supported operators are '==', '!=', '<>',
'<', '>', '<=' and '>='. VALUE is the string or number that you
want to compare to (containing any characters except quotes), i.e.:
| Example |
Thank you for purchasing: <TMPL_VAR NAME="product_qty"> <TMPL_VAR NAME="product_name">.

 <TMPL_IF NAME="product_price" OP=">" VALUE="20.00"> Your order comes with free shipment. <TMPL_ELSE> Shipment: additional 10 GPB. </TMPL_IF> |
| Note |
| To avoid any errors, always encapsulate the values of OP and VALUE in quotes. |


good morning!
it’s 07:00 and time to get ready for the day ahead of you! you’d be surprised how every small decision you make while getting ready has a greater imapct on the world.
what will you wear? do you turn the faucet off while brushing your teeth? what’s for breakfast? what moisturizer will you use this morning?
what's your brewprint


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Severe pain in the belly with or without bleeding may mean that the placenta has become separated from the wall of the womb.
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Watch the woman for signs of shock and start IV fluids if you know how.
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UPLOADING DOWNLOADING AND DELETING FILES IN AWS S3 CLOUD STORAGE USING ASP.NET CORE
This article will learn how to upload , download and delete files from amazon AWS S3 Cloud Storage using ASP.NET CORE.
What is Amazon S3?
Amazon S3 has a simple web services interface that you can use to store and retrieve any amount of data, at any time, from anywhere on the web.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/Welcome.html
What you’ll be building
In this article, you’ll learn the following
- Creating application ASP.NET Core Application
- Installing packages from NuGet
- Creating a Bucket
- View after creating a bucket.
- Creating a User
- Adding a User to Group and assigning policy
- Created Table for Storing Documents
- Added Entity and DbContext class along with interface and Concrete for Storing and Reading the documents
- AppSettings for Storing AccessKey and SecretKey configuring database connection string
- Creating Controller
- Upload File
- AllFiles
- Download file
- Delete file
Creating application ASP.NET Core Application
Next, we are going to set Project Name “WebStorageDemo” and location.
We will choose .Net Core framework and ASP.NET Core Version 5.0 as the framework for application and we are not going to enable docker settings for this project.

Project structure
The project structure generated according to the configuration.
After creating project next, we are going to install below package from NuGet Packages.
Installing a package from NuGet
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WindowsAzure.Storage
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Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore
-
Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer
After installing packages next, we will create a bucket for that we must have an AWS account.
If you do not have an account, then create one account for free. https://aws.amazon.com/
I have already created an AWS account and logged in to the portal, for creating a bucket.
Creating a Bucket
The bucket is a virtual container where we are going to store all objects.
For using Amazon S3 service, we must search S3 service in search.
After selecting S3 service, it redirects to buckets page.
Here for creating a bucket, we need to click on Create bucket button.
For creating a bucket, we need to enter a unique bucket name and select region where you want this bucket to be made.
Here we are going to enter the name of bucket (myawscorebucket) and then select region as “Asia Pacific (Mumbai)” after selecting just scroll your page then you will find “Block Public Access settings for bucket” here for the demo I am going to uncheck all checkboxes you must uncheck it according to your need.
Just scroll your page below you will find create bucket button just click on it to create a bucket.
View after creating a bucket
After creating a bucket next, we are going to create a user for we need to search IAM (Identity and Access Management).
Adding a User
After selecting IAM, you will see below screen.
After clicking on Add user, we will add a user name and select Access type as shown below.
After filling in all details, click on the next permission button.
Adding a User to Group and assigning policy
We will create a group with the name “AWSS3FullAccess” and assign policy (AmazonS3FullAccess) to access Amazon S3.
Just click on Create group button for creating a group. Next step will be making tags I will skip it, and the final screen will be Review as shown below.
The review page will show all details that you have configured just click on create a user it will create user successfully as shown below.
Now you have Access key ID and Secret access key for accessing S3 Services. Next, we have created a table in the database to store document details.
Created Table for Storing Documents
Creating a table with name DocumentStore for storing document details.
Added Entity and DbContext class along with interface and Concrete for Storing and Reading the document.
In this part first, we have added the DocumentStore Entity.
using System;
using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations;
using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations.Schema;
namespace WebStorageDemo.Models
{
[Table("DocumentStore")]
public class DocumentStore
{
[Key]
public int DocumentId { get; set; }
public string DocumentName { get; set; }
public string DocumentType { get; set; }
public DateTime CreatedOn { get; set; }
}
}
Next, we have added DbContext with name BlobDbContext.
using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore;
using WebStorageDemo.Models;
namespace WebStorageDemo.Repository
{
public class BlobDbContext : DbContext
{
public BlobDbContext(DbContextOptions<BlobDbContext> options) : base(options)
{
}
public DbSet<DocumentStore> DocumentStore { get; set; }
}
}
After adding BlobDbContext next, we are going to add Interface and Concrete in the Repository folder.
using System.Collections.Generic;
using WebStorageDemo.Models;
namespace WebStorageDemo.Repository
{
public interface IDocumentData
{
void Add(DocumentStore documentStore);
List<DocumentStore> GetDocumentStoresList();
void Delete(DocumentStore documentStore);
DocumentStore GetDocumentbyDocumentId(int documentId);
}
}
AppSettings for Storing AccessKey and SecretKey and configuring database connection string
It is not recommended to store the keys in the appsettings.json file you can use the best methods available for the demo I am storing keys in the appsettings.json file.
After setting keys in the appsettings.json file next, we will configure entity framework core, appsettings and registering IDocumentData interface.
public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
{
services.AddScoped<IDocumentData, DocumentData>();
var connection = Configuration.GetConnectionString("DatabaseConnection");
services.AddDbContext<BlobDbContext>(options => options.UseSqlServer(connection));
services.Configure<AppSettings>(Configuration.GetSection("AwsSettings"));
services.AddControllersWithViews();
}
Everything is configured now let’s Create Controller for Uploading, Downloading and Deleting files.
Creating Controller
We will create Controller With name DemoController with different action methods such as UploadFile, DeleteFile, DownloadFile and AllFiles.
Upload File
We will access 2 things in Controller AppSettings, IDocumentData from appsettings we will get bucket name, Access key and Secret key, we will pass Access key and Secret key to BasicAWSCredentials method and then set RegionEndpoint.
After that, we will get uploaded files details from IFromFile interface that we will assign to TransferUtilityUploadRequest class of AWS and then finally call TransferUtility class and access UploadAsync method to upload file meanwhile we are going to store all document details to the database.
[HttpGet]
public IActionResult UploadFile()
{
return View();
}
[HttpPost]
public async Task<IActionResult> UploadFile(IFormFile file)
{
try
{
var bucketName = !string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(_appSettings.FolderName)
? _appSettings.BucketName + @"/" + _appSettings.FolderName
: _appSettings.BucketName;
var credentials = new BasicAWSCredentials(_appSettings.AccessKey, _appSettings.SecretKey);
var config = new AmazonS3Config
{
RegionEndpoint = Amazon.RegionEndpoint.APSouth1
};
using var client = new AmazonS3Client(credentials, config);
await using var newMemoryStream = new MemoryStream();
await file.CopyToAsync(newMemoryStream);
var fileExtension = Path.GetExtension(file.FileName);
var documentName = $"{GenerateId()}{fileExtension}";
// URL for Accessing Document for Demo
var result = $"https://{bucketName}.s3.amazonaws.com/{documentName}";
var uploadRequest = new TransferUtilityUploadRequest
{
InputStream = newMemoryStream,
Key = documentName,
BucketName = bucketName,
CannedACL = S3CannedACL.PublicRead
};
var fileTransferUtility = new TransferUtility(client);
await fileTransferUtility.UploadAsync(uploadRequest);
DocumentStore documentStore = new DocumentStore()
{
CreatedOn = DateTime.Now,
DocumentId = 0,
DocumentName = documentName,
DocumentType = file.ContentType
};
_documentdata.Add(documentStore);
}
catch (AmazonS3Exception amazonS3Exception)
{
if (amazonS3Exception.ErrorCode != null
&& (amazonS3Exception.ErrorCode.Equals("InvalidAccessKeyId") || amazonS3Exception.ErrorCode.Equals("InvalidSecurity")))
{
throw new Exception("Check the provided AWS Credentials.");
}
else
{
throw new Exception("Error occurred: " + amazonS3Exception.Message);
}
}
return RedirectToAction("AllFiles");
}
Output
We are going to access the Demo/UploadFile path for uploading the file.
After uploading the file, we can see in AWS S3 objects section as shown below.
While uploading data, we are storing file details in the database.
All Files
In this part, we are going to show all files which are stored in the database along with download and delete feature.
public IActionResult AllFiles()
{
return View(_documentdata.GetDocumentStoresList());
}
All Files View
@model List<DocumentStore>

DocumentId
DocumentName
CreatedOn
Download
Delete

@foreach (var data in Model)
{

<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>
<a class="btn btn-success"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>

<a class="btn btn-danger"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>

}

Download file
We have created the DownloadFile action method for downloading, which takes document id as an input parameter and then gets document details. From this document details, we will take document name and pass it to GetObjectAsync method, which will get an object from S3 Bucket which contains ResponseStream and objectResponse.Headers.ContentType.
public async Task<IActionResult> DownloadFile(int id)
{
try
{
var getdocument = _documentdata.GetDocumentbyDocumentId(id);
var credentials = new BasicAWSCredentials(_appSettings.AccessKey, _appSettings.SecretKey);
var config = new AmazonS3Config
{
RegionEndpoint = Amazon.RegionEndpoint.APSouth1
};
using var client = new AmazonS3Client(credentials, config);
var fileTransferUtility = new TransferUtility(client);
var objectResponse = await fileTransferUtility.S3Client.GetObjectAsync(new GetObjectRequest()
{
BucketName = _appSettings.BucketName,
Key = getdocument.DocumentName
});
if (objectResponse.ResponseStream == null)
{
return NotFound();
}
return File(objectResponse.ResponseStream, objectResponse.Headers.ContentType, getdocument.DocumentName);
}
catch (AmazonS3Exception amazonS3Exception)
{
if (amazonS3Exception.ErrorCode != null
&& (amazonS3Exception.ErrorCode.Equals("InvalidAccessKeyId") || amazonS3Exception.ErrorCode.Equals("InvalidSecurity")))
{
throw new Exception("Check the provided AWS Credentials.");
}
else
{
throw new Exception("Error occurred: " + amazonS3Exception.Message);
}
}
}
Output
Delete file
For Deleting file, we have created a DeleteFile action method that takes document id as an input parameter and then documents details. From this document details, we will take document name and pass it to DeleteObjectAsync method which will delete an object from S3 Bucket while we are going call delete method from DocumentData class delete the file from the database.
public async Task<IActionResult> DeleteFile(int id)
{
try
{
var getdocument = _documentdata.GetDocumentbyDocumentId(id);
_documentdata.Delete(getdocument);
var credentials = new BasicAWSCredentials(_appSettings.AccessKey, _appSettings.SecretKey);
var config = new AmazonS3Config
{
RegionEndpoint = Amazon.RegionEndpoint.APSouth1
};
using var client = new AmazonS3Client(credentials, config);
var fileTransferUtility = new TransferUtility(client);
await fileTransferUtility.S3Client.DeleteObjectAsync(new DeleteObjectRequest()
{
BucketName = _appSettings.BucketName,
Key = getdocument.DocumentName
});
}
catch (AmazonS3Exception amazonS3Exception)
{
if (amazonS3Exception.ErrorCode != null
&& (amazonS3Exception.ErrorCode.Equals("InvalidAccessKeyId") || amazonS3Exception.ErrorCode.Equals("InvalidSecurity")))
{
throw new Exception("Check the provided AWS Credentials.");
}
else
{
throw new Exception("Error occurred: " + amazonS3Exception.Message);
}
}
return RedirectToAction("AllFiles");
}
Before delete
After delete
Output
Summary
In this article, we have learned how to upload , download and delete files from amazon AWS S3 Cloud Storage using ASP.NET CORE in simple steps hope you have like it please share it let others learn from it.


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As someone that finds it hard to make the time to post regularly, I am totally impressed with this tutorial for setting up a Rails server:
Props to Ruby Tree Software !!!


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Access Service Center
The system realizes the discovery between services through the service center. During the service startup process, the service center is registered. When calling other services, the service center will query the instance information of other services, such as the access address, the protocol used, and other parameters. The service center supports the use of PULL and PUSH modes to notify instance changes.
Application Performance Monitoring
1. The introduction of Metrics 2. The summary of statistical items 3. The usage
Micro Service Call Chain
The microservices architecture solves the problems of many single applications, but it also requires us to pay extra. Request processing latency due to network instability is one of the costs.
In a single application, all modules run in the same process, so there is no inter-module interworking problem. However, in the micro-service architecture, services communicate through the network, so we have to deal with network-related issues such as delays, timeouts, network partitions, and so on.
In addition, as the business expands its services, it is difficult to see how data flows through a spider-like complex service structure. How can we effectively monitor network latency and visualize data flow in services?
Distributed call chain tracking is used to effectively monitor network latency for microservices and visualize data flow in microservices.
Custom call chain management
Distributed call chain tracking provides timing information for calls between services, but the link call information inside the service is equally important to the developer. If you can combine the two into one, you can provide a more complete call chain, which is easier to locate. Errors and potential performance issues.
Local development and testing
This section describes how to develop and debug consumer/provider applications locally on the developer side. For development service providers, please refer to the section 3 Development Service Providers. For development service consumers, please refer to 4 Development Service Consumers. Both the service provider and the consumer provider need to connect to the remote service center. For the development and debugging of local microservices, this section describes two ways to set up a local service center for local microservices debugging:
Http Filter
In some scenarios, the service uses http instead of https as the network transmission channel. In order to prevent the falsification or tampering request, the signature function of the http code stream between the consumer and the producer needs to be provided.
File Upload
File upload, currently supported in vertx rest channel and servlet rest. File uploads use the standard http form format, which interfaces directly with the browser's upload.
Download Document
File downloads are currently available in the vertx rest channel and servlet rest.
Reactive
Comparison and description between simple synchronization mode, nested synchronous call, pure Reactive mechanism, and hybrid Reactive mechanism.
DNS Custom Configuration
When a user uses a domain name to connect to a Huawei public cloud or a three-party system, you need to use the domain name resolution system. The domain name resolution mechanisms used in different systems and different frameworks may be different. Therefore, it is necessary to provide a unified configuration entry so that development and operation personnel can customize the DNS resolution mechanism without being completely subject to system configuration.
Proxy settings
As a developer, in a company development environment, it is possible to access the Internet through a corporate agent network. If you must also rely on online resources when debugging services, such as directly connecting to Huawei's shared cloud service center, you must configure the agent.
Frame report version number
In order to facilitate the management, using ServiceComb for development, the currently used ServiceComb version number will be reported to the service center, and the version number of other frameworks will be reported when other frameworks integrate ServiceComb.
Cross-application call
An application is a layer in the microservice instance isolation hierarchy, and an application contains multiple microservices. By default, only microservice instances of the same application are allowed to call each other.
Custom Serialization and Deserialization Methods
Due to the non-security of the HTTP protocol, data transmitted over the network can be easily monitored by various packet capture tools. In practical applications, services have high security requirements for sensitive data transmitted between applications or services. Such data requires special encryption protection (different services have different algorithm requirements), so that even if the content is intercepted, it can protect Sensitive data is not easily obtained.
Using Context to pass control messages
ServiceComb provides a Context to pass data between microservices. Context is a key/value pair and can only use data of type String. Since the Context is serialized into the json format and passed through the HTTP header, characters other than ASCII are not supported. Other characters require the developer to encode and pass the code. The Context is passed on the request chain in a single request and does not need to be reset. Functions such as the trace id of the access log are implemented based on this feature.
return value serialization extension
The current REST channel return value supports both application/json and text/plain formats, supports developer extensions and rewrites, service providers provide serialization capabilities through producer declarations, and service consumers specify return value serialization through the request's Accept header. By default, the data in application/json format is returned.
CORS mechanism
Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) allows Web servers to perform cross-domain access control, enabling browsers to more securely transfer data across domains.
Obtaining the fuse and instance isolation alarm event information
When the microservice is running or the instance isolation status changes, you need to listen to related events, get relevant information and process it.


When I’m stuck, I would prefer to code, than to go deep in theory. (It must be so.. too much to understand 🤒) It was BERT released by Google AI I felt keenly the necessity of implementing, because not only couldn’t understand the way they figured out positional encoding formula, but how it actually works. What does it mean to “scale” dot product in Attention? (Now I know it’s far from my section 😂)
Figure 1. Scaled Dot Product. *Adopted from* [*tensorflow blog*](www.tensorflow.org)
For implement code in paper, I read the papers Transformer and BERT, structured the model, and refered the others’ code.
Meanwhile, I found out a small error in tokenization process, which was changing a token into [MASK], enabled bidirectional representation.
Actually I happened to know I was exception, after that I became curious. So… Doesn’t it means we can cover up someone’s traces? Did I something wrong?
Figure 2. Merged Pull request *Adopted from* [*graykode project*](https://github.com/graykode/nlp-tutorial/pull/9)
According to About pull request merges and git, it’s because a person who has a write permission had selected squash (fast-forward) merge option on a pull request.
Since it dose fetch from the remote first and immediately execute git merge
to create a merge commit, this option append a commit to master without creating a commit.


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What you need
This section is: Renewal
All businesses
For this section you’ll need to show your business activities for the last 12 months. You'll be asked for:
- your net profit
- your net profit on activities covered by Money Laundering Regulations
Money Service Businesses
If you're a Money Service Business you'll need to know:
- your throughput
- the number of money transfers you made
- the countries you sent the largest amounts of money to
- the countries you sent the most transactions to
- the number of currency exchange transactions you made
- the currencies you supplied the most
- who supplied your foreign currency
High Value Dealers
If you're a High Value Dealer you'll need to know:
- the proportion of your turnover from cash payments over €15,000 in value
- details of cash payments over €15,000 in value that came from customers you've never met in person


Below the column names are listed the data formats and (if present) the units labels for the columns. If an "Expand" button appears below the column information, the column is a vector column. Clicking on the "Expand" button will bring up a 2-D table, displaying all the vector elements.
Not all of the following menu items are supported in all table windows. Many apply only to tables of real table extensions, but not to vector tables.
Create a scatter plot of table data. A column selection window will appear, from which you can select the columns to plot. You can also enter arithmetic expressions. See Plot Dialog for details.
Sort the table. You can select from the dialog box, at most, three columns to sort on. The sorted table will replace the original table, so the FITS file must be opened as read/write. A "delete duplicates" option can be given to eliminate extra rows with identical sort keys. (See Sort Columns for more details.)
Perform a calculation with the table. You will be presented with a calculator-like dialog box in which you can enter an arithmetic expression to evaluate for each row of the table. You can store the results in either a new column or a pre-existing one. See the Calculator help file for more details.
Make a 1D or 2D histograms from column(s). The histogram dialog box gives you control over the histogram size, binning, and row range to use. See Histogram help file for details.
Calculate statistical information (mean, std. dev, etc) on a table's columns. See Column Statistics for details.
List of all the available help files.
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2013 Data Overview
Total NPOs
334,512
23% of 501c(3) Sector
Total Revenue
1.61 trillion
90% of 501c(3) Sector
Total Expenses
1.52 trillion
94% of 501c(3) Sector
Total Assets
2.95 trillion
98% of 501c(3) Sector
Total Giving
335.17 billion
94% of 501c(3) Sector


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You can position the map with no need to use coordinates, just address names, using the Nominatim service of OpenStreetMap. Take a look at the address property of the bounds object:


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"...I wanted to get a picture not only of what Wikipedia articles pointed at the Paris Review, but also Paris Review interviews which were not referenced in Wikipedia. So I wrote a little crawler that collected all the Paris Review interviews, and then figured out which ones were pointed at by English Wikipedia."
- By: Ed Summers
- Code: available on github
- Data: DBpedia - more info
- Paris Review Interviews and Wikipedia


Copyright © 2007 W3C® (MIT, ERCIM, Keio), All Rights Reserved. W3C liability, trademark and document use rules apply.
This document sets out the use cases and requirements that have motivated the development of the Protocol for Web Description Resources (POWDER). The use cases address social and commercial needs to provide information about groups of Web resources, such as those available from a Web site, to aid the annotation and/or personalization of content for end users in varying delivery contexts.
This section describes the status of this document at the time of its publication. Other documents may supersede this document. A list of current W3C publications and the latest revision of this technical report can be found in the W3C technical reports index at http://www.w3.org/TR/.
This is a W3C Working Group Note of the POWDER Use Cases and Requirements, developed by the POWDER Working Group as part of the Semantic Web Activity. It is the third version of the document to be published, the revision being carried out largely to accommodate a new variant on the accessibility use case that the working group felt was important.
The Working Group believes the document to be stable and therefore to be suitable as the basis for the group's ongoing work. The differences between this document and the two previous versions can be found in the change log.
Please send comments about this document to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(with public archive).
Publication as a Working Group Note does not imply endorsement by the W3C Membership. This is a draft document and may be updated, replaced or obsoleted by other documents at any time. It is inappropriate to cite this document as other than work in progress.
This document was produced by a group operating under the 5 February 2004 W3C Patent Policy. W3C maintains a public list of any patent disclosures made in connection with the deliverables of the group; that page also includes instructions for disclosing a patent. An individual who has actual knowledge of a patent which the individual believes contains Essential Claim(s) must disclose the information in accordance with section 6 of the W3C Patent Policy.
The development of the Protocol for Web Description Resources has been motivated by both commercial and social concerns. On the social side, there is a demand for a system to identify content that meets certain criteria as they apply to specified audiences. Commercially, there is a demand to be able to personalize content for a particular user or delivery context.
POWDER will address these demands by defining a method through which relatively small amounts of metadata, that can be produced quickly and easily, can be applied to large amounts of content.
The use cases and requirements for POWDER were originally developed under the Web Content Label Incubator Activity. They have been revised and updated for this Working Group Note.
The generic use case for profile matching is that a user receives content suited to their delivery context; that is, the combination of user preferences, device capabilities and current state at the time of content delivery. Description Resources facilitate this decision by making available rules about groups of Web resources to a Web Server. At request time the Web Server can determine if there are any rules in the DR which apply to the requested URI, and respond to the User accordingly.
This extended use case refers to the following terms.

Device: Apparatus through which a user can perceive and interact with the Web
Server: The role adopted by an application when it is supplying resources or resource manifestations.
Network Operator: A mobile telephony and data infrastructure provider.
Adaptation: a process of selection, generation or modification of Web content to suit the given delivery context.
Web content: any resource retrievable via a URI over the World Wide Web intended for direct user consumption (Web pages and audio/visual media types).
Then either
or
This generic example uses the phrase 'delivery context'. This means different things in different circumstances. For example, in sub use cases 2.1.2 and 2.1.3 it means the characteristics of the device being used to access the content, in 2.1.4 it's the connection bandwidth that is important, whereas in sub uses cases 2.1.5 - 2.1.7 the delivery context is related to a profile of the end user. It is assumed that the relevant features of the delivery context will be determined using a technique appropriate to the use case. For example, device characteristics are likely to be retrieved from a repository whilst child protection software is likely to work with several sources of data in addition to Description Resources. Matching of resources against end users is likely to involve reference to an Identity Management System which is beyond the scope of POWDER.
Motivates: 3.1.1 Making Assertions; 3.1.2 The Role of a Description Resource; 3.1.3 Grouping; 3.1.4 Composite Assertions; 3.1.8 Reference; 3.1.9 Standard Vocabularies; 3.1.10 Identity; 3.1.11 Unambiguous; 3.2.1 Authentication; 3.2.2 Separation of Description and Resource; 3.3.1 Machine-Readable; 3.3.2 Formal Grammar;
There are several possible models in which assertions and claims can be made, authenticated and reported to the end user. Each of the following has several elements in common but differs in details such as whether it is the content provider or the trust mark operator that makes the original claim, whether the data is stored on the trust mark operator's servers or alongside the content itself, and whether the trust mark operator provides the description or the authentication for a description.
Joseph installs a web browser plugin on his personal computer designed to aggregate and interpret safety/reliability information about Web sites from various sources, such as reputation and accreditation services. The web browser plugin provides a visual indication of whether the Web site that Joseph is currently visiting is considered trustworthy or not.
The plugin retrieves information about Web sites using several methods. One of these methods involves querying the Description Resource associated with a Web site.
Joseph visits a Web site to do some holiday shopping. The browser plugin identifies the site's Description Resource, which asserts that the Web site has been certified by an accreditation service and provided with a trustmark.
The plugin determines that the accreditation and trustmark are provided by a known entity with a validation mechanism in place. The plugin queries the accreditation service provider by submitting the assertion of the Web site's accreditation.
The accreditation service provider validates the assertion of accreditation and provides a graphic file containing a trustmark. The plugin displays the trustmark to Joseph along with a visual indication that the Web site has a good reputation.
This use case refers to the following terms.
A government department (regulator) is responsible for overseeing the accessibility of all Web sites produced by different levels of government: national and local. It has approved a number of private-sector companies to carry out accessibility evaluation work but there is a need for some mechanism for the evaluators to label the sites in a reliable and machine-readable way, to allow automated monitoring.
The evaluators provide Web sites with labels. Web site administrators embed links to the labels in their pages. A robot used by the government department regularly crawls the Web sites and reads the labels, and checks the data for authenticity and validity using a web service provided by a third-party Authentication Service. A report generator produces progress reports and violation notices based on the information from the data.
The Example Trustmark Scheme reviews online traders, providing a trustmark for those that meet a set of published criteria. The scheme operator wishes to make its trustmark available as machine-readable code as well as a graphic so that content aggregators, search engines and end-user tools can recognize and process them in some way.
The trustmark operator maintains a database of sites it has approved and makes this available in two ways:
Firstly, the trusted site includes a link to the database. A user agent visiting the site detects and follows the link to the trustmark scheme's database from which it can extract the description of the particular site in real time.
Secondly, the scheme operator makes the full database available in a single file for download and processing offline.
Since the actual data comes directly from the trustmark scheme operator, it is not open to corruption by the online trader and can therefore be considered trustworthy to a large degree. To reduce the risk of spoofing, however, the data is digitally signed.
Mrs. Bryanton teaches 8 year olds at her local school. An IT enthusiast, she makes her teaching materials available through her personal Web site. She adds a Description Resource to her material that declares the subject matter and curriculum area.
In order to gain wider trust in her work she submits her site for review by her local education authority. That body then publishes its own Description Resource that declares Mrs Bryanton's Description Resource to be accurate.
Motivates: 3.1.1 Making Assertions; 3.1.2 The Role of a Description Resource; 3.1.3 Grouping; 3.1.4 Composite Assertions; 3.1.5 Multiple DRs; 3.1.6 Independence; 3.1.7 Attribution; 3.1.8 Reference; 3.1.9 Standard Vocabularies; 3.1.10 Identity; 3.1.11 Unambiguous; 3.2.1 Authentication; 3.2.2 Separation of Description and Resource; 3.2.4 Link to Test Results; 3.2.5 Bulk Data Transfer; 3.3.1 Machine-Readable; 3.3.2 Formal Grammar; 3.3.3 Human Readable; 3.3.4 Images.
The use cases in this section highlight the potential benefit of Description Resources to content aggregators, search engines and related services.
Note, sections 2.3 and 2.4 in the previous version of this document have been rearranged but the content is the same except for use case 2.3.1 which is new.
Raman in Bangalore publishes a globally popular sports website that features Soccer, Gridiron, Gaelic football, and Australian rules football channels. Raman wants to ensure that when users around the world search for 'football' that the appropriate channel is included in the search results, based on their country location. As such he publishes an accurate description of each channel for search engines to process.
Gautam in London likes to keep up to date with sport. He enters the search term 'Football news' into a search engine which, based on his location, gives priority to those resources in its index that have metadata explicitly describing the content as being about the game of soccer. As such Raman's soccer channel is included in the results.
Bill in Silicon Valley also enters the search term 'Football news' into a search engine which, based on his location, gives priority to those resources in its index that have metadata explicitly describing the content as being about the game of Gridiron; and Raman's Gridiron channel is included in the results.
Fred operates an antiracism education site which aggregates and curates content from around the Web. Fred wants to label the resources that he aggregates such that educational and other institutions may harvest the resources and associated commentary and metadata automatically for reuse within their instructional support systems, etc.
One of the ways in which Fred wants to curate resources is to say about them that they are pedagogically useful but politically noxious. For example, some sites on the Web make claims about Martin Luther King, Jr that are motivated by a racist ideology and are historically indefensible. Fred's vocabulary allows him to claim that such resources are pedagogically useful for purposes of analysis, but that they are otherwise suspicious and should only be consumed by students in an age-appropriate manner or with appropriate supervision, etc. In other words, Fred needs to be able to make sharply divergent claims about resources: (1) that they are noteworthy, and (2) that they are, from his perspective, dangerous or noxious or troublesome.
The social book-marking site tags.r.us allows their users to tag any resource and so provides a service through which people can annotate both their own and others' resources.
Anders, a zoologist and tags.r.us user, finds a website about the dahut, an allegedly undescribed animal that lives in the French Alps. Anders wants to make sure that it is understood by readers that this is a fictional character, but also that it is interesting to understand the full spectrum of cryptozoological thinking, and thus tags it "fictional".
The word "fictional" is not very useful without context, so to enable such user-defined tags to be shared with others, tags.r.us allows users to assign a link between their own tags and a Description Resource, that provides the context that it is about an alleged fictional animal. An agent can thus use the tag as appropriate, processing the explicit semantics provided by the DR but perhaps presenting other users with Anders' original tags.
This use case is very similar to the previous one. The important difference between them being that in 2.3.2 the description is made using only explicit semantics. In this use case, user-defined tags (i.e. free text) are used but these are then associated with a semantically explicit description. In both cases, the opinions expressed are relatively complex so that the semantics are critical. Furthermore, these are also scenarios where there is unlikely to be any relationship between the content provider and the individual describing the content.
Dave Cook's Web site offers reviews of children's films and the site is summarized in both RSS and ATOM feeds. Most of the films reviewed have an MPAA rating of G and/or British Board of Film Classification rating of U. This is declared in a rating for the channel as a whole. However, Dave includes reviews of some films rated PG-13 or 12 respectively which is declared at the item level and overrides the channel level metadata.
The actual rating information comes from an online service operated by the relevant film classification board itself and is identified using a URI and human-readable text. The movie itself is identified by either an ISAN number or the relevant Internet Movie Database entry ID number. Trust is implicit given the source of the data, which is indicated by a link to Dave's site's policy.
Separately, Fred combines Dave Cook's and other review feeds to provide alternative reviews of the movies by transforming the ATOM feeds into RDF and creating an aggregate view using SPARQL queries.
Motivates: 3.1.1 Making Assertions; 3.1.2 The Role of a Description Resource; 3.1.3 Grouping; 3.1.5 Multiple DRs; 3.1.6 Independence; 3.1.7 Attribution; 3.1.8 Reference; 3.1.9 Standard Vocabularies; 3.1.10 Identity; 3.1.11 Unambiguous; 3.2.1 Authentication; 3.2.2 Separation of Description and Resource; 3.2.3 Default Description; 3.2.5 Bulk Data Transfer; 3.3.1 Machine-Readable; 3.3.2 Formal Grammar; 3.3.3 Human Readable; 3.3.5 User-Generated Tags.
A company named Advance Medical Inc. reviews medical literature on the Web based on a range of quality criteria such as the qualifications of the author(s), the methodology used and the research evidence presented. The criteria may be changed according to current scientific and professional developments. The review process leads to medical literature being classified in two ways:
Quality of Content
Level A: Excellent
Level B: Good
Level C: Acceptable
Peer Review
Level A: Content has been subjected to peer review
Level B: Content has not been subject to peer review
The Quality of Content classification is scalar. i.e. meeting the criteria for Level A implies also meeting Level B which in turn implies meeting Level C. In contrast, meeting Level A for Peer Review does not imply meeting Level B.
The company produces data that declares the classification levels and provides a summary of each document it has reviewed. The data is stored in a metadata repository which can be accessed via the Web.
M.D. Smith uses the data in the repository to make decisions about heath care for specific clinical circumstances.
Motivates: 3.1.1 Making Assertions; 3.1.2 The Role of a Description Resource; 3.1.3 Grouping; 3.1.4 Composite Assertions; 3.1.5 Multiple DRs; 3.1.6 Independence; 3.1.7 Attribution; 3.1.9 Standard Vocabularies; 3.1.10 Identity; 3.1.11 Unambiguous; 3.2.1 Authentication; 3.2.2 Separation of Description and Resource; 3.2.4 Link to Test Results; 3.2.5 Bulk Data Transfer; 3.3.1 Machine-Readable; 3.3.2 Formal Grammar; 3.3.3 Human Readable; 3.3.4 Images
VLCC, (the Very Large Content Company) offers millions of items of content which are delivered through a variety of branded channels. Its strict editorial policies dictate that before publication, all content is reviewed by a member of the editorial team who checks for compliance with those policies. This is encoded in a description covering all its brands that states "VLCC works to ensure that all its content meets W3C Web Accessibility Initiative level AA and is suitable for all audiences unless otherwise stated. If you find any of our content does not meet these standards, please contact us."
The editor is responsible for adding two further descriptions:
Motivates: 3.1.1 Making Assertions; 3.1.2 The Role of a Description Resource; 3.1.3 Grouping; 3.1.4 Composite Assertions; 3.1.5 Multiple DRs; 3.1.7 Attribution; 3.1.8 Reference; 3.1.9 Standard Vocabularies; 3.1.10 Identity; 3.1.11 Unambiguous; 3.2.1 Authentication; 3.2.2 Separation of Description and Resource; 3.2.3 Default Description; 3.2.4 Link to Test Results; 3.3.1 Machine-Readable; 3.3.2 Formal Grammar; 3.3.3 Human Readable; 3.3.5 User-Generated Tags.
The following requirements are derived from the preceding use cases. They have been assigned to thematic groups as an aid to readability.
It must be possible for both resource creators and third parties to make assertions about information resources.
A Description Resource, DR, must be able to describe aspects of a group of information resources using terms chosen from different vocabularies. Such vocabularies might include, but are not limited to, those that describe a resource's subject matter, its suitability for children, its conformance with accessibility guidelines and/or Mobile Web Best Practice, its scientific accuracy and the editorial policy applied to its creation.
It must be possible to define sets of resources and have DRs refer to those sets. For example, DRs can refer to all the pages of a Web site, defined sections of a Web site, or all resources on multiple Web sites.
DRs must support a single composite assertion taking the place of a number of other assertions. For example, WAI AAA can be defined as WAI AA [WAI] plus a series of detailed descriptors. Other examples include mobileOK and age-based classifications from a named authority.
It must be possible for more than one DR to refer to the same resource or group of resources.
Furthermore, it must be possible for a resource to refer to one or more DRs. It follows that there must be a linking mechanism between content and descriptions.
DRs must be able to point to any resource(s) independently of those resources.
A DR must include assertions about itself using appropriate vocabularies. As a minimum, a DR must have data describing who created it. Good practice would be to declare its period of validity, how to provide feedback about it, who last verified it and when etc.
It must be possible for a DR to refer to other DRs or other sources of data that support the claims and assertions made.
There must be standard vocabularies for assertions about DRs.
DRs, their components and individual assertions should have unique and unambiguous identifiers.
Assertions within DRs should be made using descriptors that themselves have unique identifiers.
It must be possible for DRs to be authenticated.
It must be possible to create and edit DRs without modifying the resources they describe
It must be possible to identify a default DR for a group of resources and provide an override at specific locations within the scope of the DR.
It must be possible to link DRs with specific test results that support the claims made.
It must be possible for a data provider to make its repository of Description Resources available as a bulk download.
It must be possible to express DRs in a machine-readable way.
The machine-readable form of a DR must be defined by a formal grammar.
DRs must provide support for a human readable summary of the claims it contains.
It must be possible to associate DRs with images.
It must be possible to encode user-generated tags in DRs.
The editor acknowledges the contributions of members of the POWDER WG and the WCL-XG in compiling this document. In particular Dan Appelquist, Dave Rooks, Pantelis Nasikas, Kjetil Kjernsmo, Kai-Dietrich Scheppe, Kendall Clark, Jo Rabin, Kevin Smith, Alan Chuter, Zeph Harben, Liddy Nevile and Diana Pentecost.
The following changes have been made since the previous version of this document was published.


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NAME
polkitd - PolicyKit daemonSYNOPSIS
- polkitd
DESCRIPTION
polkitd
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Written by David Zeuthen<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with a lot of help from many others.
BUGS
Please send bug reports to either the distribution or the polkit-devel mailing list, see the link m[blue]http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/polkit-develm[] on how to subscribe.
SEE ALSO
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Team Philosophy:
Everyone on the team is considered and treated as a Senior, so you are given a lot of ownership over the projects you're working on. With this in mind, we expect you to write code that is well tested, modular, and maintainable. We frown at instances of destructive firefighting, caused by badly designed architecture or mismanaged projects.
We like learners. Hence, we create an environment where Data Scientists learn the skills and abstraction patterns of Software Engineers and Data Engineers learn the iterative model development workflow seen in Machine Learning. Expect an environment where you will be always learning and challenged to work with tools, languages, frameworks that are outside of your area of expertise.
Tools, Frameworks, and Languages you will work with:
Machine Learning: We use state-of-the art open source tools and frameworks. The problem domain is constrained to tabular, time-series, and NLP data.
Languages: Python, SQL, R (occasionally you will also work with Node.js or Scala)
Storage: Postgres, Redshift, S3
Compute: Spark, Athena, EC2
Workflow Management: Airflow
Misc: Looker, Github, Jira, Splunk, PagerDuty
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Creatively use new and existing data to increase the efficiency of our underwriting infrastructure
Work with engineers to design machine learning solutions that operate quickly and effectively at scale. You will be involved in deploying models within Python microservices.
Make recommendations to the executive and cross-functional teams that would help improve Earnest operations.
Write tooling or expand on existing internal frameworks (e.g., feature-generator repo).
Ideal backgrounds and expertise:
3+ years of industry experience developing machine learning models from inception to business impact.
Strong programming skills - Python preferred (though open to R for candidates that have very strong background in the language).
Intermediate to advanced knowledge of SQL and ability to wrangle data from many different data sources.
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You've earned a degree in Machine Learning, Statistics, Optimization, Physics, or related field, with experience building production-ready ML models and systems.
Familiarity with building inferential models (GLM, LMER), simulation techniques (MCMC), and hypothesis testing.
Understanding of traditional relational databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL) and distributed systems (Redshift, BigQuery, Spark, Apache Hadoop)
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Q: How do I control where the index files are written?
In ${tomcat}/content/thredds/threddsConfig.xml, add or change the <GribIndex> element:
<GribIndex> <alwaysUse>true</alwaysUse> <dir>/my/directory/</dir> </GribIndex>This will make all indices be written to /my/directory/. Details.
To do it from your Java program:
// place cdm indices somewhere other than default GribIndexCache.setDiskCache2(DiskCache2 dc); // optional object caching for performance ucar.unidata.io.RandomAccessFile.enableDefaultGlobalFileCache(); GribCdmIndex.initDefaultCollectionCache(100, 200, -1);
Q: How do I control the way the collection is divided up?
By default, the collection will be time partitioned by directory. To change this, add a timePartition attribute on the collection element:
<featureCollection name="NCEP GFS model" featureType="GRIB1" path="test/all">
<metadata inherited="true">
<serviceName>all</serviceName>
<dataFormat>GRIB-1</dataFormat>
</metadata>
<collection name="gfs" spec="/data/GFS/**/.*\.grb$" timePartition="file"/>
</featureCollection>The possible values are:
- none: all files are scanned in and a single collection level index is built.
- directory: each directory is a time partition.
- file: each file is a time partition.
- <time unit>: the files are divided into partitions based on the given time unit.
There are a number of requirements that you must understand for each type. Details.
Q: Can I use NcML inside a GRIB featureCollection?
Not currently, please send us your use cases so we can evaluate feasibility.
Q: How do I get both the reference and the forecast time of the data?
This information is available for versions 4.6.0+. Each variable has a coordinates attribute that names both the reference time and the forecast time coordinate. If the variable needs only one time dimension, this will look like:
float Ground_heat_flux_surface_3_Hour_Average(time=166552, lat=320, lon=640);
:long_name = "Ground heat flux (3_Hour Average) @ Ground or water surface";
:units = "W m^-2";
:coordinates = "reftime time lat lon";
double time(time=166552); :units = "Hour since 1958-01-01T00:00:00Z"; :standard_name = "time"; :long_name = "GRIB forecast or observation time"; double reftime(time=166552); :standard_name = "forecast_reference_time"; :long_name = "GRIB reference time"; :units = "Hour since 1958-01-01T00:00:00Z";Note that in this case, both reference time and forecast time use the same dimension. These variables are called one-dimensional time variables.
If the variable needs two time dimensions, this will look like:
float Geopotential_height_isobaric(reftime=742, time=18, isobaric=37, y=337, x=451);
:long_name = "Geopotential height @ Isobaric surface";
:units = "gpm";
:coordinates = "reftime time1 isobaric y x";
double reftime(reftime=742); :units = "Hour since 2015-03-03T00:00:00Z"; :standard_name = "forecast_reference_time"; :long_name = "GRIB reference time"; double time(reftime=742, time=18); :units = "Hour since 2015-03-03T00:00:00Z"; :standard_name = "time"; :long_name = "GRIB forecast or observation time";In this case, the form is always reftime(reftime) and time(reftime, time). These are called two-dimensional time variables. What we are seeing here are 742 different model runs, with 18 forecast times for each run. You can look at these in the ToolsUI CoordSys tab, select a time coordinate from the lowest table, then right clieck and choose "Show values", ans you will see, for example:
time = { {1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0, 11.0, 12.0, 13.0, 14.0, 15.0, 16.0, 17.0, 18.0}, {2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0, 11.0, 12.0, 13.0, 14.0, 15.0, 16.0, 17.0, 18.0, 19.0}, {3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0, 11.0, 12.0, 13.0, 14.0, 15.0, 16.0, 17.0, 18.0, 19.0, 20.0}, {4.0, 5.0, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0, 11.0, 12.0, 13.0, 14.0, 15.0, 16.0, 17.0, 18.0, 19.0, 20.0, 21.0}, {5.0, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0, 11.0, 12.0, 13.0, 14.0, 15.0, 16.0, 17.0, 18.0, 19.0, 20.0, 21.0, 22.0}, {6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0, 11.0, 12.0, 13.0, 14.0, 15.0, 16.0, 17.0, 18.0, 19.0, 20.0, 21.0, 22.0, 23.0}, ...There is one other variant, namely when there is a single runtime. Then you get a scalar runtime coordinate, eg:
float Dewpoint_temperature_height_above_ground(time=14, height_above_ground1=1, y=1059, x=1799); :long_name = "Dewpoint temperature @ Specified height level above ground"; :units = "K"; :coordinates = "reftime time height_above_ground1 y x"; double reftime; :units = "Minute since 2015-03-30T06:00:00Z"; :standard_name = "forecast_reference_time"; :long_name = "GRIB reference time"; double time(time=14); :units = "Minute since 2015-03-30T06:00:00Z"; :standard_name = "time"; :long_name = "GRIB forecast or observation time";This is a one-dimensional time variable, and we use a scalar to avoid introducing an unneeded dimension of length 1.


Introduction
RockScript is scripting engine to coordinates service invocations. You write scripts that invoke services. The RockScript engine executes the scripts resilient and non-blocking.
RockScript is the better alternative for using message queues. When you want to combine multiple service invocations you can’t use plain code because your server could crash while some invocations have succeeded and some may not have started yet. The typical way to deal with this is message queues. But using message queues, you have to cut your code into individual message handlers, configure your code to queues and it quickly becomes really hard to understand the overall logic. With RockScript it’s easy to read your business logic in the scripts.
Because RockScript does persistent, non-blocking execution of service functions, they can be long running. Service function invocations can take seconds to days or even months without any problem. No memory or thread resources are consumed by the RockScript server while waiting for a service function to complete.
Because RockScript language is a subset of JavaScript, it’s really easy to perform data transormations between service function invocations.
For more reasons why and when to use RockScript, see Why and when
Overview
The RockScript language is a subset of JavaScript. For example:
var http = system.import('rockscript.io/http');
var approvalService = system.import('localhost:3000');
/* get is a service function on the built-in http service */
var chuckResponse = http.get({url:'http://api.icndb.com/jokes/random'});
/* approve is a service function on the external approval service */
approvalService.approve(chuckResponse.body.value.joke);
The RockScript server is the server that manages scripts, script versions and script executions.
The RockScript server has a HTTP web API to
- Manage scripts
- Manage script versions
- Start script executions
- Query events, script executions, scripts and script versions
There is a command line interface which you can use to call the API and SPI through the command line.
Services make functionality available through service functions that can be invoked from the scripts. The first and most common service is the HTTP service which comes out of the box.
The RockScript server also has a HTTP Service SPI to add new service functions really fast and easy.
Terminology
A script on the server can be identified by its name and has multiple script versions.
Deploying a script means saving the script on the server so that script executions can be started for that script. A script execution is one execution of a script version.
A service makes external API, system, service or functionality available as functions in the RockScript engine. A service function is a single RCP style operation that can be invoked in the script like a normal function.
A service object, like eg http
and approvalService
in the example above, is
the script object that exposes the service functions in the script.
Thanks
Thanks to GitHub for hosting the code, community and website.
Thanks to JetBrains for their support to open source and the free Intellij IDEA Ultimate license.
Thanks to Travis CI for their continuous integration


Issue 7300: Watch expressions are cropped when editing them
Steps to reproduce
- Open Firebug
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Enable and switch to the Script panel and there to the
Watch side panel
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Add a new watch expression called
veryLongVariableNameToTestNameCropping
⇒ The name of the variable should be cropped to veryLongVa...ameCropping
- Right-click the watch expression and choose Edit Watch... from the context menu
Expected result
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This is the official black magic spoiler for version 1.7 of Martin's Dungeon Bash.
Several types of monster in Martin's Infinite Dungeon have the power to use black magic against the player character. This allows them to blast the character with magical energy (possibly without needing to be on a roguespace cardinal), to teleport around the dungeon level (possibly summoning other monsters at the same time), and to afflict the player with various unpleasant conditions.
Some wielders of black magic can cast bolts of lightning or necromantic energy at you. These attacks can only be launched along a roguespace cardinal direction.
Most wielders of black magic have special spells to enhance their melee prowess. These are:
Certain powerful wielders of black magic can engulf you in unholy energies without requiring alignment along a roguespace cardinal direction. These attacks are less damaging than the energy bolts, but much easier for the monsters to use against you. The Smite spells are:
Curses are vile enchantments that temporarily weaken your character. There are three curses:
Curses are very dangerous, but are strictly temporary. You can temporarily protect yourself from curses, and cure any curses afflicting you, by reading a protection scroll. As with Smites, the caster of a curse does not have to align himself along a cardinal direction in order to cast it at you.
Many wielders of black magic can teleport around the dungeon level. There are three teleportation spells:
There are two kinds of lich: "ordinary" liches and master liches.
Liches, represented by a grey 'L', can cast the leadfoot and armourmelt curses, can strike you in melee with staves charged with necromantic energy, and can fire bolts of necromantic energy at you along the roguespace cardinals.
Master liches, represented by a purple 'L', can cast any of the curses and teleportation spells, and can also cast the necromantic smite spell. In melee, they use either Staff of Striking or Chilling Touch.
There are two kinds of wizard: "ordinary" wizards and archmages.
Wizards, represented by a dark blue 'w', can cast Teleport Escape, Teleport Assault, and Lightning Bolt, and use Staff of Striking in melee.
Archmages, represented by a light blue 'w', can cast the same spells as wizards, and also have the power to cast Teleport and Summon.
The mighty demon lords known as "defilers", represented by light green '&', can cast any of the curses, and may also cast Column of Fire on the player. They cannot cast teleport spells. Defilers who come to the earthly plane are prideful foes, who disdain the use of teleportation magic and the aid of their lesser kin; unlike demons, defilers do not summon infernal allies when engaged in melee.
Defilers' spells have the greatest reach of any of the users of black magic. Once you enter defiler territory, carrying a source of fire resistance is essential.


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insufflated |
DPT |
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Acquired some DPT a while ago, and have had it sitting around waiting until there was inclination as well as opportunity for tripping. With school and work constraints, along with mood fluctuations, plans to do stuff like this can be put off for months.
100mg or so of DPT was contained in a capsule which was emptied out onto an old compact disc which was no longer wanted or needed.
Using a rolled up $20, so as to fit the image of a stereotypical coke-head when actually doing nothing of the sort, a small amount of the powder was insufflated.
Initial burn was hardly noticable, so a second slightly bigger pile was taken into the other nostril. This time, burn was more noticable, and unpleasant nasasl drip became immediately present.
The next 30 minutes or so were spent preparing the area and trying to get comfortable, while watching a late night television talk show. During this time, the nasal drip was almost unbearable. Once effects began to manifest (talk show hosts actions seeming more exaggerated, swelling and shrinking of various things on and off of TV), and it was decided that it was safe to take the rest of the powder, remaining powder was taken into the nose.
Immediately after this final dosing, effects of first dosing take hold stronger. Eyes are closed, and attempting to listen to the television, only garbled nonsense words are heard. General body feeling is rather unpleasant, mild shaking and jaw clenching, not nearly as bad as on AMT, and this could all be due to being improperly dressed for the temperature of the room, as all that was worn at the time was shorts, and the room was rather cold.
Once at the peak of the trip, the nasty body feelings mostly dissapeared, but it is difficult to remind oneself to stay put and avoid contact with people. Forgetting that other people were in the house and might not approve of somebody taking strange chemicals, a 'field trip' was taken to the basement to visit the family puppy dog. Animals are always entertaining while on psychedelics. However, once the silliness and riskiness of this adventure was realized, it was easy to get back into the bedroom, safe and sound.
The old Atari 7800 is at this point turned on, the game of choice being Centipede. Once playing, it is difficult to decide whether the game is playing the player or the player is playing the game. Despite the obvious unreality of the videogame, it is frequently accepted as reality, and upon realization of the fact that the videogame is not reality, immediate reaction is to try to find out what IS real. But the game distracts the player from coming to any conclusions by forcing them to further participate, and frequently making them forget once again that the game is not real. It becomes impossible to not play, until in a moment of thought after the death of the controlled pixels it is realized that to hit the power button means no more confusion.
Videogames are decided to be too much stimulation.
During times of silence with eyes closed, the body seems to be a gooey mass, all the senses are closely tied and easily confused and it is realized how much effect one sense has upon the others. Visions are seemingly random yet entertaining. Occasionally, moments stretch on for eternity, and it seems as though you have to voluntarily decide to breathe. Swallowing feels funny, DPT seems to have some dissociative effects.
Remainder of trip is spent listening to music. Creativity is greatly recognized, and perhaps over appreciated and interpreted as much more creative than it actually is. Initially, music selection is the Dead Milkmen, admittedly not the most psychedelic band to ever exist...  Next musical choice is Mercury Rev, but by this time the trip is nearly over.
Mood was never constant. Went from frightened to playful to content and back again all within a matter of minutes. Overall, trip was enjoyable, and quite intense, though not quite as bizarre and intense as some previous journeys with LSD. Visual activity is mostly closed-eye, intense abstract minds-eye hallucinations... reality based hallucinations not quite as strong.
Will definitely try again.
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When a capture is made, both pieces and all pieces on adjacent squares are removed from play.
When a capture is made, both pieces and all non-pawn pieces on adjacent squares are removed from play.
When a capture is made, the square becomes a Dead Square. All pieces on adjacent squares are removed from play. No piece can move on or through a Dead Square.
When a capture is made, both pieces and all pieces on adjacent squares are removed from play. Selecting a another game mode will result in slightly different behavior.
All other chess rules apply, with the following simplifications:
There is no en passent capturing.
When a pawn reaches the last rank he becomes a queen.
Castling is allowed if the king and the rook are on their start position and there are no pieces between them.


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To help you learn to use the Apache C++ Standard Library quickly and effectively, the library comes with the documentation described in Table 1.
All Apache C++ Standard Library documentation is installed online when you install your product. In addition, printed copies of user's guides may be purchased from your sales representative.
For easiest access to the Apache C++ Standard Library online documentation, open the file ${TOPDIR}/doc/index.html with your favorite browser, and follow the links to the documents you need.
Online documentation for the Apache C++ Standard Library is available at the locations shown in Table 1.
| Document Format | Location |
plain text | ${TOPDIR}/README |
HTML | Single-point access to Apache C++ Standard Library HTML documentation: Apache C++ Standard Library documentation: User's Guide: ${TOPDIR}/doc/stdlibug/index.html Reference Guide: ${TOPDIR}/doc/stdlibref/index.html |
C++ source | ${TOPDIR}/examples |


#include <inetaddress.h>
This class is NOT thread-safe, since there is a static _address_init bool which is used and not protected by a mutex. This may only cause unexpected behaviour if two threads happen to try to construct the first InetAddress at the same time. In this case, the local address table may be populated twice.
Definition at line 29 of file inetaddress.h.
Public Member Functions | |
| const std::string | getHostIP () const |
| const std::string | getHostName (bool resolve=true) const |
| std::vector< in_addr > | getLocalAddressList () const |
| int | getPort () const |
| sockaddr * | getSockAddr () const |
| InetAddress (const struct sockaddr_in &rhs) | |
| InetAddress (const InetAddress &rhs) | |
| InetAddress (int port, int adapter) | |
| InetAddress (int port, const std::string &host) | |
| InetAddress (int port=0) | |
| bool | isLocal () const |
| bool | operator== (const InetAddress &a2) const |
| void | resetHostName () const |
| void | setBroadcastAddress () |
| bool | setHost (const std::string &host) |
| void | setPort (int portnum) |
| void | setReceiverAddress () |
| std::string | toString () const |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static std::string | ipAddrToString (in_addr &socket_addr) |
| InetAddress | ( | int | port = 0 |
) | [explicit] |
Constructs the internet address of the local host.
If no port number is specified, zero is used indicating that the port number can be the next available.
| SocketError | Error initializing networking |
| InetAddress | ( | int | port, | |
| const std::string & | host | |||
| ) |
The host string can be a hostname or a dotted IP number.
If a dotted IP address is provided, but no hostname could be resolved, the hostname is set to the dotted address string. If a hostname is provided but could not be resolved, the address reverts to the local host.
| SocketError | Error initializing networking |
| InetAddress | ( | int | port, | |
| int | adapter | |||
| ) |
Constructs the internet address on the given port number and local adapter.
| SocketError | Error initializing networking |
| InetAddress | ( | const InetAddress & | rhs | ) |
Constructs a copy.
| const std::string getHostIP | ( | ) | const |
| const std::string getHostName | ( | bool | resolve = true |
) | const |
| int getPort | ( | ) | const |
| struct sockaddr* getSockAddr | ( | ) | const |
| bool isLocal | ( | ) | const |
| bool operator== | ( | const InetAddress & | a2 | ) | const |
hostnames, use the getHostIP() or getHostName() functions
| void resetHostName | ( | ) | const |
Must be called if getSockAddr is used to change the hostname.
| void setBroadcastAddress | ( | ) |
Sets the host address to the broadcast address.
| bool setHost | ( | const std::string & | host | ) |
The host string can be a hostname or a dotted IP number.
If a dotted IP address is provided, but no hostname could be resolved, the hostname is set to the dotted address string. If a hostname is provided but could not be resolved, the address reverts to the local host.
| host | contains the hostname as a string containing the dns name of dotted IP number. |
| void setPort | ( | int | portnum | ) |
Sets the portnum of the address.
| portnum | Should be a valid unsigned short number. Negative port numbers will be set to 0. Port numbers that are too big will be truncated to the largest 16 bit port number. There may be restrictions imposed by your OS on what port numbers can be used |
| void setReceiverAddress | ( | ) |
any host
| std::string toString | ( | ) | const |
Return the string representation of this inet address.


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Overview page of all the devices that have registered with our server. A mobile device is 'registered' with our server when a user 'install/adds' a .pkpass file to their phone. Once added, the mobile device sends a message to our servers for validation checking, and allows the server to correctly identify devices that are associated with a membership, and send updated passes to them. 'Date Registered' is the date when a device has installed their last membership card; indicating to us that they have indeed installed the membership pass at least once to a device. 'Device Library Identifier' is a unique ID associated with the device. The 'Push Token' is used for our server to send any updates to the Apple Push Notifiaction Service (APNs), who will forward the update to the device.
| id | Date Registered | Device Library Identifier | Push Token |
|---|---|---|---|
| {{ device.id }} | {{ device.date_registered }} | {{ device.device_lib_id }} | {{ device.push_token }} |


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layout: post
title: no title
date: '2013-06-09T17:37:00-07:00'
tags:
- '180'
- shredding
image: /tumblr_files/tumblr_mo5j0ocwxC1sob777_frame1.jpg
tumblr_url: https://nils.schimmelmann.us/post/52587549685/girlfriend-nails-her-first-180
---
Girlfriend nails her first 180


I am a self-taught full-stack web developer based in Seattle learning the craft via online courses such as Free Code Camp and The Odin Project. Being highly motivated and pushing myself to the limit is part of who I am. Allow me to bring that drive and dedication to learn and apply it within your company.
EXPERIENCE
Ruby/Ruby on Rails
Python
Javascript
jQuery
HTML5/CSS3
Bootstrap
RSpec/TDD
Git
Vim
Linux Environment/Command Line
PROJECTS
Chess in Ruby with game save/load feature.
A clone of the Google homepage.
A jQuery app that acts similar to the Etch-A-Sketch toy.
A tribute page dedicated to the astronomer Carl Sagan.