While ASCII uses small arbitrary values (e.g. 65 for "A", 66 for "B"), USCII encodings use much larger values (e.g.<PHONE_NUMBER>3 for "A",<PHONE_NUMBER>9 for "B"). These unusual numbers were chosen because they mathematically contain bitmaps of the symbols they represent! Using a technique modeled after SETI's Arecibo Message, semiprimes are employed to suggest the two-dimensional decoding of these bit patterns.
USCII signals are able to carry meaning to a receiver independent of any table. However, transmitters agree to use standard bitmaps (resulting in standard encoded values). This way they can also be used like conventional character codes—for instance, to pick which character to draw from a vector font!
Success: USCII-5x7-ENGLISH-C0 data (including the string container, header, and footer) is bytes long
What did the encoding do?
We start by making a series of 5x7 bitmaps that represent the letters and control codes in your input:
Note that there are five solid characters at the head of the signal, and seven solid characters at the end. This is called the "meter" because it helps set up the rhythm of the 35-bit sections (as well as reinforcing the importance of the prime factors).
The next step is to wrap up the data in a kind of "container". When conventional ASCII strings are stored in computer memory, there needs to be a way to know where the string ends. Sometimes only the end is indicated, such as with a Null Terminator...adding one byte. Numerous other strategies exist.
However: in USCII the goal is semiotics—not frugality. To make a string in memory as conspicuous and robust a pattern as possible; we indicate the end and the beginning with patterns. The patterns used to accomplish this are designed to reinforce the significance of the prime factors, while minimizing any appearance of carrying actual message content.
To accomplish this containment, we start by interleaving the characters with five binary zero bits... which separates the meter blocks and calls more attention to the significance of the number 5. There is an added benefit to padding out the 35-bit semiprime series with 5-bits to reach 40: each character unit fits exactly in 40 bits (5 bytes), for easier processing on computers which segment data into "byte" multiples of 8 bits.
Next we set up some surrounding empty space, called the "silence". This is just a steady stream of 0 bits before the leading meter, and continuous 1 bits after the trailing meter. Without the silence included in the message itself, then two consecutive USCII strings in memory (for instance) would have meter bumping up against each other...potentially obscuring the meaning of the meter length. For meaningfulness in that case, we choose 7 "character-sized" 40-bit units of zero silence in the beginning, and 5 40-bit units of one silence in the end.
Due to the careful size choices, we can cleanly encode this in bytes...and form it into the hexadecimal for the conversion.
If the recipients of the message are mathematically-minded, they'll be cued into noticing the importance of 5 and 7, and thus notice the 35-bit runs. Since 35 is a semiprime number, it's only divisible by 5 and 7, hence it might lead them to decode it as a 5x7 bitmap. See if your friends with geek-cred can figure it out, or send them the decoder if you are feeling generous. :)


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Build and evaluate class predictors (classifiers) using the
weighted voting class prediction method.
What would you like to do?
Build and evaluate a classifier
Build and evaluate class predictors (classifiers) using the
weighted voting class prediction method. How many gene expression data sets do you have?
- Two data sets. Click here to
build a classifier against one data set and evaluate it against the other.
- One large data set. If you have one large data set, use the
SplitDatasetTrainTest
module to split it into two data sets. Then, click here to
build a classifier against one data set and evaluate it against the other.
- One data set. If you have one smaller data set that cannot easily be split, click here to
build and evaluate classifiers using cross-validation.
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Classify an unknown sample using an existing classifier
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SKILLS
Frontend Development. UI Development.
Intermediate design skills with Photoshop and sketch.
Technologies
HTML, CSS, Javascript.
Bootstrap, Sass, Less.
AngularJS, CreateJS, Snap.svg, NodeJS, MongoDB, Bootstrap, Apache Cordova, CrossWalk Cordova, Ionic Framework, meteorJS, Electron. Git, npm, Bower, Grunt, Gulp.
LANGUAGES
English, Tamil, Kannada, Hindi.
EXPERIENCE
Deck App Technologies Pvt Ltd, Bangalore — FrontEnd Developer/ Interaction Designer.
May 2014 - PRESENT Develop UI and UX for Web Apps, and provide innovative solutions to production problems.
Frameboxx Animation & visual Effects , Bangalore & Chennai — Instructor
2011 - 2014 Web development, video production, 3D animation Instructor.
Aditya Birla Minacs, Bangalore — Technical Support Representative.
2008 - 2009 Provide Technical Support to Apple Desktop and laptop customers.
EDUCATION
Diploma in 3D Animation, ANTS STUDIOS INC.
2008 - 2010 3D graphics, Animation. Autodesk Maya.
Diploma in Electronic Equipment Maintenance, Bangalore — RBANM’S FIRST GRADE COLLEGE, BANGALORE UNIVERSITY.
2005 - 2007 Electronics, circuit building, etc.
PUC, Sri Hombe Gowda PU College. Pre-University Board Karnataka.
2003 - 2005 Physics, Maths, Chemistry, Biology.
SSLC, MMES High School. Karnataka Education Board.
2003
PROJECTS
Snapdust — Photo management App.
A Photo sharing app which helps you organise your photos based on location, time and events the photos were taken in.
(App currently live http://apps.snapdust.com/album/ )
- AngularJS, Jquery, google maps api.
- Responsible for UI and UX development.
- frontend logic in terms of integration with google maps api for location.
- And location based organisation of photos.
- Handle large number photo upload.
- Integrate with social networking app like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram. ## Snapdust Video — Create animated videos from your Photos. Upload photos and create a animated video based on pre designed video templates (App currently in QA and testing).
- AngularJS, MaterialAngular.
- UI and UX design and development.
- Adobe After effects Scripting to dynamically add photos to predesign.
- After Effects templates (programming : javaScript Extended).
- handle HTML5 video Encoding and playback.
Snapdust Video IOS — IOS App of Snapdust Video.
IOS version of the above app with mobile UI developed with IONIC framework and built with apache Cordova.
PitchDeck — Presentation App.
PitchDeck is the second version of the company’s flagship app Deck. Its a Presentation app developed with flash and flex technology. I am responsible for the javascript version of the app (in Development), below mentioned tasks have been completed and added to the app.
- Developed a pipeline for design, develop and integration of assets from flash to Js.
- Graphic programing with Createjs canvas framework.
- Developed responsive canvas graphics.
- Cross browser and device compatibility.
- support analytics and remote presentation capabilities ## Origami — Graphic Design App. Origami Lets users Design their Everyday stuff, such as their facebook cover page, twitter header, posters, Etc. The App is built on Web technology (HTML, CSS, JS). the graphics are SVGs.
- UI Development and implementation.
- Developed core functionality of the App.
- Svg manipulation, free transform, Etc.
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{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}Flasky - Infomation{% endblock %} {% block page_content %}
Copyright (c) 2016 Zeng Liang
If you have any question,just contact me<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This is a blog websit,which is small but complete.
It has almost all the features a blog site.
Generally, there are seven major functional systems :
1.User authentication system
2.User roles and permissions
3.User profile page
4.Fine blog interface
5.Users concerned about the system Blog post
6.user reviews system Application
7.Programming Interface
Above it,I use python frame "flask":
Flask is a smart tool,which depends on two external libraries:
the Jinja2 template engine and
the Werkzeug WSGI(Web Server Gateway Interface) toolkit.
It's home page: Flasky
Read more details about this project
Just visit the following github website


Welcome to Tetrabot’s documentation!¶
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class
main.
Controler
¶ Class to control parameters of the walk sequence and simulation
- Parameters
step_index – the index of the current step in the simulation
resolution – the resolution of the simulation
period – the period of the resolution of the simulation
delay – the pause between each walking sequence
-
class
gui.
Gui
¶ Class for the Graphics user interface, where the simulation is displayed along with visualization options.
- Parameters
Label – label of the window
and window_height (window_width) – Visualization window size
Buttons – Multiple buttons that the user can set for different actions (Standing, Run, Stop)
Checkbuttons – Multiple checkbuttons that the user can set for different visualizations (3D, Draw_trajectory)
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inverse_kinematics.
inverse_kinematic
(x, y, a1, a2)¶ - Parameters
x – x position of end effector
y – y position of end effector
a1 – length of member 1
a2 – length of member 2
- Returns
angles of a 2 joint same plane robot arm
-
positions.
get_angles_from_positions
(steps)¶ - Parameters
steps – array of positions of 2 joints for each of the 4 feet
- Returns
array of angles for 2 joints for each of the 4 feet
-
positions.
get_positions_from_delta_positions
(delta_steps)¶ - Parameters
delta_steps – array of delta positions of 2 joints for each of the 4 feet
- Returns
array of positions of 2 joints for each of the 4 feet
-
positions.
get_positions_from_walk_sequence
()¶ - Returns
array of delta positions of step 2 joints for each of the 4 feet from walk sequence
-
positions.
stand_up_move
()¶ - Returns
array of positions of 2 joints for each of the 4 feet from walk sequence
-
positions.
steps_smoother
(steps, resolution)¶ - Parameters
delta_steps – array of delta positions of 2 joints for each of the 4 feet
- Returns
array of positions of 2 joints for each of the 4 feet
-
positions.
wait_command
()¶ - Returns
array of positions of 2 joints for each of the 4 feet from walk sequence
-
servo.
init_servos
()¶ Init the range of servos for the corrected pulse (in ms)


All of the previous examples have focused on GET
requests. Unlike GET
requests, POST
requests can have
a request body - extra data after the request headers; for example, data
representing the contents of an HTML form. Twisted Web makes this data available
to applications via the Request
object.
Here's an example web server which renders a static HTML form and then
generates a dynamic page when that form is posted back to it. Disclaimer: While
it's convenient for this example, it's often not a good idea to make a resource
that POST
s to itself; this isn't about Twisted Web, but the nature
of HTTP in general; if you do this in a real application, make sure you
understand the possible negative consequences.
As usual, we start with some imports. In addition to the Twisted imports,
this example uses the cgi
module to escape user-entered
content for inclusion in the output.
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from twisted.web.server import Site from twisted.web.resource import Resource from twisted.internet import reactor import cgi
Next, we'll define a resource which is going to do two things. First, it will
respond to GET
requests with a static HTML form:
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class FormPage(Resource): def render_GET(self, request): return '<form method="POST"><input name="the-field" type="text" /></form>'
This is similar to the resource used in a previous installment. However, we'll now add
one more method to give it a second behavior; this render_POST
method will allow it to accept POST
requests:
1 2 3
... def render_POST(self, request): return 'You submitted: %s' % (cgi.escape(request.args["the-field"][0]),)
The main thing to note here is the use
of request.args
. This is a dictionary-like object that
provides access to the contents of the form. The keys in this
dictionary are the names of inputs in the form. Each value is a list
containing strings (since there can be multiple inputs with the same
name), which is why we had to extract the first element to pass
to cgi.escape
. request.args
will be
populated from form contents whenever a POST
request is
made with a content type
of application/x-www-form-urlencoded
or multipart/form-data
(it's also populated by query
arguments for any type of request).
Finally, the example just needs the usual site creation and port setup:
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root = Resource() root.putChild("form", FormPage()) factory = Site(root) reactor.listenTCP(8880, factory) reactor.run()
Run the server and visit http://localhost:8880/form, submit the form, and watch it generate a page including the value you entered into the single field.
Here's the complete source for the example:
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from twisted.web.server import Site from twisted.web.resource import Resource from twisted.internet import reactor import cgi class FormPage(Resource): def render_GET(self, request): return '<form method="POST"><input name="the-field" type="text" /></form>' def render_POST(self, request): return 'You submitted: %s' % (cgi.escape(request.args["the-field"][0]),) root = Resource() root.putChild("form", FormPage()) factory = Site(root) reactor.listenTCP(8880, factory) reactor.run()


Implementation of Nelson rules for control charts in 'R'. The 'Rspc' implements some Statistical Process Control methods, namely Levey-Jennings type of I (individuals) chart, Shewhart C (count) chart and Nelson rules (as described in Montgomery, D. C. (2013) Introduction to statistical quality control. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley.). Typical workflow is taking the time series, specify the control limits, and list of Nelson rules you want to evaluate. There are several options how to modify the rules (one sided limits, numerical parameters of rules, etc.). Package is also capable of calculating the control limits from the data (so far only for i-chart and c-chart are implemented).
| Version: | 1.2.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.0) |
| Suggests: | knitr |
| Published: | 2018-07-30 |
| Author: | Martin Vagenknecht (MSD) [aut], Jindrich Soukup (MSD) [aut], Stanislav Matousek (MSD) [aut, cre], Janet Alvarado (MSD) [ctb, rev], Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp. a subsidiary of Merck & Co., Inc., Kenilworth, NJ, USA [cph] |
| Maintainer: | Stanislav Matousek (MSD) <rspc at merck.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/Merck/SPC_Package/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | Rspc results |
| Reference manual: | Rspc.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Rspc quick guide |
| Package source: | Rspc_1.2.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: Rspc_1.2.2.zip, r-release: Rspc_1.2.2.zip, r-oldrel: Rspc_1.2.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: Rspc_1.2.2.tgz, r-oldrel: Rspc_1.2.2.tgz |
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To contribute to SKY UX, fork the appropriate repo and create a kebab-case branch to commit and push changes.
Fork the repo into your own GitHub repo. For a list of the SKY UX repositories that target different areas of development, see the packages matrix.
Create a branch off of master. Name it after the feature to contribute, and use kebab-case (my-new-feature).
Clone your repo locally and run nvm use to ensure you have the preferred version of Node.js installed. Then run npm install to install all required dependencies. For more information on prerequisites, see SKY UX prerequisites.
For components, run your first round of visual regression tests with skyux e2e. This establishes baseline screenshots of the components in the master branch so that as you make changes and run visual regression tests, your changes are validated against the state of the repo before the changes.


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Kanye West says he's running for president in 2024
by Joseph WulfsohnWill the country see Kim Kardashian as first lady in the near future?
Rap superstar Kanye West, during his appearance at the Fast Company Innovation Festival in New York City on Thursday, revived speculation that he may seek the highest office in the land.
"When I run for president in 2024, we're going to definitely- yo whatchu all laughing at?" West reacted to the laughing crowd. "When I run for president in 2024, we would've created so many jobs that, in fact, I'm going to walk."
"What I'm saying is, when y'all read the headlines, 'Kanye's crazy,' this and that, this and that, it's like one in three African Americans are in jail and all of the celebrities are in jail also because they can't say nothing! They've got no opinion! They're so scared!"
The Grammy-winning artist then laughed as he recalled the frenzy that followed his 2005 claim that then-President George W. Bush "doesn't care about black people" in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, which he walked back in 2018.
KANYE WEST'S 'JESUS IS KING' SCORES NO. 1 ALBUM ON BILLBOARD, BREAKS PERSONAL RECORD
West has floated the idea of a presidential run multiple times in recent months.
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Last year, West caused a cultural firestorm when he donned a "Make America Great Again" hat and visited President Trump in the Oval Office.
His latest album "Jesus is King" hit #1 on Billboard and every song on the album made its way onto Billboard's Hot 100.


A statistical disclosure control tool to protect frequency tables in cases where small values are sensitive. The function RoundViaDummy() performs small count rounding of necessary inner cells so that all small frequencies of cross-classifications to be published (publishable cells) are rounded. This is equivalent to changing micro data since frequencies of unique combinations are changed. Thus, additivity and consistency are guaranteed. The methodology is described in Langsrud and Heldal (2018) <https://www.researchgate.net/publication/327768398>.
| Version: | 0.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0), SSBtools, Matrix, methods |
| Published: | 2018-10-26 |
| Author: | Øyvind Langsrud and Johan Heldal |
| Maintainer: | Øyvind Langsrud <oyl at ssb.no> |
| License: | Apache License 2.0 | file LICENSE |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| In views: | OfficialStatistics |
| CRAN checks: | SmallCountRounding results |
| Reference manual: | SmallCountRounding.pdf |
| Package source: | SmallCountRounding_0.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: SmallCountRounding_0.2.zip, r-release: SmallCountRounding_0.2.zip, r-oldrel: SmallCountRounding_0.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: SmallCountRounding_0.2.tgz, r-oldrel: SmallCountRounding_0.2.tgz |
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Tau Beta Pi (TBP) is the oldest engineering honor society and the second oldest collegiate honor society in America. At the University of Houston, the Texas Epsilon Chapter (TX-E) was established in 1962. The organization honors engineering students who have shown a history of academic achievement as well as a commitment to personal and professional integrity.
Specifically, the society was founded to “mark in a fitting manner those who have conferred honor upon their Alma Mater by distinguished scholarship and exemplary character as students in engineering, or by their attainments as alumni in the field of engineering, and to foster a spirit of liberal culture in engineering colleges.” The organization stands by the motto, Integrity and Excellence in Engineering. The organization is invitation only based on GPA and class rank.
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- Resources to quickly understand what policies are needed, build a policy manual and keep it up to date
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- A comprehensive overview of each policy, and advice on how it should be written and applied
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- Corporate governance model policies dealing with board policies, strategy and planning, legal and regulatory issues and risk management
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Centralize all your employee information to efficiently manage personal information, benefits, reviews and evaluations, absenteeism and vacations, training and education, etc.
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HRtrack reminder feature has been integrated with Microsoft Outlook to help you keep track of vacations, absences and leaves, review dates, probation period start and end dates, etc.
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Quickly run an accurate report on vacations, absenteeism, salaries, etc., and use the data to inform your business decisions.
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Aegisub / Support
Do you want to support Aegisub? Well, it's easy!
Feedback
You can give us feedback - comments, critiques, suggestions, etc. Bug reports and feature requests are always welcome. Check out our forums and the bug tracker, or stop by for a chat in the IRC channel.
Spreading the word
Like Aegisub? Tell your friends about it! Spreading the word is a good way of helping Aegisub to be the best subtitle editor around.
Donating
Feeling generous? Consider giving us a donation! We do this in our spare time, you know.
Programming
"Given enough eyes, all bugs are shallow."
--Linus Torvalds Feel like really helping out, or do you just have some code you want to donate? Some advice from readme.txt in the source tree: First, some of the code is pretty readable, some is decent, and some is patched up crap. Good luck. ;)
Second, if you want to code anything for Aegisub, you will need to agree to these terms:
- You will release the patch to the public domain or give its copyright to one of the developers. This is to stop a source file from being owned by too many people. (Exception: MAJOR changes might be accepted under BSD license under your name. Consult the developers)
- Make SURE it compiles and works fine before submitting to developers.
- Stick to the coding standards.
Third, this is all available under the BSD license. According to GNU itself, BSD is GPL-compatible, meaning that you can link GPL code to BSD code. Keep in mind, though, that if a source file has mixed BSD and GPL content, it becomes ruled by GPL.


Trigger a Build whenever a change occurs. it can help us reduce assumptions on a projecvt by rebuilding software whenever a change occurs in a version control system.
The value of CI:
-
Reduce risks
- Defects are detected and fixed sooner
- Health of software is measurable
- Reduce assumptions
-
Reduce repetitive manual processes
- Generate deployable software at any time and at any place
-
Enable better project visibility
- Effective decisions
- Noticing trends
- Establish greater confidence in the software product from the development team
Steps of implement CI
- Identify, find the processes that need to be automated
- Build, create some scripts to run the process
- Share, make everything managed by version control
- Continuous, let script run when a change occurs
Best Practices using CI
-
Commit code frequently
- Make small changes
- Commit after each task
- At least once a day
-
Do not commit broken code
- Do not commit code that does not compile with other code or fails a test
-
Fix broken builds immediately
-
Write automated developer tests
- Make sure tests will be run during build
-
Run private builds
- This is to prevent integration failure
- Avoid getting broken code
Software Risks
-
Lack of Deployable Software
- Little or no confidence in whether we could even build the software
- Lengthy integration phases before delivering the software internally or externally, during which time nothing else got done
- Inability to produce and reproduce testable builds
- Late Discovery of Defects
- Lack of Project Visibility
- Low-quality Software
Build Software at Every Change
- Perform build automatically
- Perfomr build through single command
- Separate build script from IDE
- Centralize Software Assets
- Create a Consistent Directory Structure
- Fail Builds Fast
- Build for Any Environment
- Use a Dedicated Integration Build Machine
- Use a CI Server
- Run Manual Integration Builds
- Run Fast Builds
- Stage Builds
Build Type
- Private Build
- Integration Build
- Release Build
Build Mechanisms
- On-demand
- Scheduled
- Poll for changes
- Event-driven
Responsibilities of CI Server
- Poll for changes in the version control repository on a specified time interval
- Perform certain actions on a scheduled basis, such as hourly or daily
- Identify a "quiet period" during which no integration builds are performed for the project
- Support for different build scripting tools including command-line tools such as Rake, make, Ant or NAnt
- Send e-mails to the concerned parties
- Display a history of previous builds
- Display a dashboard that is Web accessible so that everyone can review integration build information
-Support multiple version control systems for your different projects
Continuous Database Integration
- Automate Database Integration
- Use a Local Database Sandbox
-
Use a Version Control Repository to Share Database Assets
- DDL to drop and create tables and views, including constraints and triggers
- Stored procedures and functions
- Entity relationship diagrams
- Test data for differrent environments
- Specific database configurations
- Give Developers Capability to Modify the Database
- Make DBA Part of Development Team
Repeatable Database Integration Activities
- Drop database
- Create database
- Insert system data
- Insert test data
- Migrate database and data
- Set up database instances in multiple environments
- Modify column attributes and constraints
- Modify test data
- Modify stored procedures/functions/triggers
- Obtain access to different environments
- Back up/restore large data sets
The reliablity of a linear system is the product of the reliablity of each of the system's components, i.e. a system with three components, each component is 90% reliable, the the whold product is 73%(90%90%90%) reliable.
Unit tests verify the behavior of samll element in a software system, which are most often a single class.
Component or subsystem tests verify portions of a system and may require a fully installed system or some external dependencies, such as database, file system or network endpoint.
System tests exercise a complete software system and therefore require a fully installed system, such as a servlet container and associated databas.
Functional tests or acceptance tests are used to test the functionality of an application from the viewpoint of a client, which means the tests themselves mimic clients.
We need to categorize the tests during creating the test cases, as different kinds of tests need different duration to run.
Time requirement for test: Unit Test > Component Test > System Test
We should create test against defect. a test case can make sure: 1) you fix the defect; 2) prevent the defect from recurring.
Continuous Testing
- Automate Unit Tests
- Automate Component Tests
- Automate System Tests
- Automate Functional Tests
- Categorize Developer Tests
- Run Faster Tests First
- Write Tests for Defects
- Make Component Tests Repeatable
- Limit Test Cases to One Asset
Pair programming is treated as best practice of Agile. but many companies can not afford it.
Peer-based code reviews are generally considered benegicial to the overall quality of a code base because they present opportunities for an objective analysis by a second pair of eyes.
There are many tools can help do this, like Java's PMD and .NET's FxCop.

We can use NDepend or some similiar tols to check the dependencies of different classes. it will generate a human readable html report.
We need to consider how to add inspection to continous integration process, it will improve software quality.
A typical deployment includes:
- Label a repository's assets
- Produce a clean environment, free of assumptions
- Generate and label a build directly from the repository and install it on the target machine
- Successfully run tests at all levels in a clone of the production environment
- Create build feedback reports
- If necessary, you can roll back the release by using labels in your version control repository
When preparing a clean environment, it may include:
- Operating System
- Operating system configuration, i.e. network connectivity/firewall
- Server components for the software, i.e. database server/messaging server
- Server configuration
- Thrid-party tools, i.e. Web Frameworks
- Custom software
Feedback is a key output for a CI system, we should send the right information to the right people at the right time and in the right way.
Everyone needs to reveive some type of feedback on the project, but not necessarily every item every time. Sending feedback to all project members too often will ensure that everyone begins to ignore the messages. it is important that your team does not learn to ignore messages from CI build process.
The following people should receive feedback:
- Project Manager
- Architect/Technical Lead
- Developers
- Testers
At the heart of continous feedback is reducing the time between when a defect is introduces, discovered and fixed.
We can use the following ways to deliver feedback:
- eMail
- SMS
- Ambient Orb and X10 Devices
- Windows Taskbar
- Sounds
- Wide-Screen Monitors
CI Tools
- Anthillpro
- Apache Continuum(Maven)
- Banboo
- BuildForge
- Continous Integration Server Matrix
- CruiseControl
- CruiseControl.NET
- Draco.NET
- Gauntlet(not found)
- LuntBuild
- ParaBuild
- PMEase QuickBuild
- Sin
Build Script Tools
- Ant
- Groovy
- Maven
- NAnt
- Rake
Version Control Tools
- ClearCase
- CVS
- MKS
- SubVersion
- SnapshotCM
- RTC
- GitHub
- Visual SourceSafe
DataBase Resources
- Hypersonic DB
- Mckoi
- MySQL
- Oracle
- PostgreSQL
Test Tools
- Agitator
- DbUnit
- Fit
- FitNesse
- Floyd(not found)
- HtmlUnit
- JUnit
- JWebUnit
- NDbUnit
- NUnit
- Selenium
- SQLUnit
- TestNG
- utPLSQL
- Watir
- xUnit Test Patterns
Inspection Tools
- Checkstyle
- Clover
- Cobertura
- EMMA
- FindBugs
- FxCop
- JavaNCSS
- JDepend
- NCover
- NDepend
- PMD
- Simian
- SourceMonitor
Deployment Resources
Documentation Resources


The test tool is running as an OpenID Provider. This is implemented as a core consisting of the pyOIDC OP implementation and around that a shell that can modify incoming and outgoing messages. The behavior or this shell is governed by the behavior parameter in the test descriptions files.
The test description files are JSON documents. Each of these documents contains a JSON object with a set of keys and values. The possible keys are:
These will be described one by one below.
This is a list of identifiers. Each of them used in the code to decide on actions. This is exclusively used to make responses or requests not standard compliant.
This is used to decided what features the test tool (an OP) should support. Most commonly this is about which response_types that are supported.
Denotes whether claims returned should only be normal claims or aggregated and/or distributed.
A description aimed at the user of the test suite.
A description of the expected result.
Which group of tests the test belongs to. As of now the complete set is: {groups}
A link to the part of the standard that is being tested..
Short description of what the test tries to test.


No cholera in Ita-Alamu, Kwara — Government, residents
by The Eagle OnlineResidents of Ilorin, especially Ita Alamu, have refuted a social media post alleging the death of two children from cholera outbreak in the state.
Magaji Ita-Alamu, Alhaji Saka Ayinde, said there was nothing like that in the area, contrary to a Facebook post by one Sholyment Olusegun Olusola.
Head Mistress of Ita-Alamu LGEA Primary School, Hajia Halima Ibrahim, also denied the claim, insisting none of her pupils has suffered from cholera or diarrhoea — much less dying from such.
The two, among others, spoke with a team of top health workers from the Kwara State Ministry of Health, led by the Director of the Public Health Unit, Dr. Oluwatosin Fakayode.
“Apart from our visit this morning to the community and the school mentioned in the Facebook post, we have also visited public and private health facilities around Ita Alamu: Offa Garage Health Centre, Ise Oluwa Clinic, Imole Ayo Clinic. There is no reported case of cholera. No reported death also,” Fakayode said in a statement on Friday.
He added: “The surveillance focal person in Public health facility in Ero-omu close to the community was contacted and she debunked the rumour by saying no history of anybody admitted at the facility with history of vomiting or diarrhoea.”
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6. Ajax Modal¶
Opening a modal with an ajax call
6.1. Description¶
Make a Bootstrap Modal open as a result of an ajax call. For example, by clicking on an “Edit” button a modal opens with a form to edit the chosen element. The modal content is generated on the server. The browser just opens it.
The implementation needs the following parts:
- HTML placeholder
The page must contain the standard HTML placeholder for opening modals. This is usually inserted in a common footer so that you don’t need to remember adding it to the page.
- Java for the @Controller
The modal must be returned by a @RequestMapping method of a @Controller.
- HTML of the modal
It specifies the title, header, body, footer and script sections (all are optional)
6.2. HTML placeholder¶
The HTML placeholder must be the class="modal"
node of a Bootstrap Modal and have id="ajaxModal"
:

6.3. HTML for the ajax call¶
The modal can be opened with any ajax call performed by Yada. In this example we show an ajax link:
Todo
Ajax link example
6.4. Java for the @Controller¶
The Java @Controller must return a full Bootstrap Modal. The content of the class="modal"
node will be inserted in the HTML placeholder and shown.
Todo
@Controller example
6.5. HTML of the modal¶
You can use your own Bootstrap Modal html or take advantage of the Yada Generic Modal. With the Yada Generic Modal you only define the section fragments that you need, producing a full Bootstrap Modal.
The fragments are:
- modal title
Visible in the modal header as an
 when no custom modal header fragment is given
- custom modal header
A full Boostrap modal-header fragment. The modal title is ignored when using this fragment
- modal body
The body content
- modal footer
The html for the bottom part of the modal. Usually Submit and Close buttons are located here. By default, there’s just the close button.
- modal script
Some custom script to be run when the modal code is inserted on page.
- extra dialog classes
You can add a class to the modal-dialog div to set the modal size, the position, or anything that can be set there:
modal-dialog-centered
,'modal-sm'
,'modal-lg'
,'modal-xl'
and so on. You can also send an empty string''
or the empty fragment~{}
The code uses standard Thymeleaf fragment syntax. To remove a fragment from the modal, use the ~{} expression. To keep the default value use the _ character:
In the following example, three fragments have been defined in the same html file and the footer has been removed.
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="UTF-8"/>

This is the title

This is the body


class InstitutionDoctor
HealthCareAbroad\InstitutionBundle\Entity\InstitutionDoctor
Constants
| STATUS_ACTIVE |
Institution Doctors that are active |
Methods
| bigint |
getId()
Get id |
|
| InstitutionDoctor |
setSpecialization(string $specialization)
Set specialization |
|
| string |
getSpecialization()
Get specialization |
|
| InstitutionDoctor |
setDateCreated(datetime $dateCreated)
Set dateCreated |
|
| datetime |
getDateCreated()
Get dateCreated |
|
| InstitutionDoctor |
setDateModified(datetime $dateModified)
Set dateModified |
|
| datetime |
getDateModified()
Get dateModified |
|
| InstitutionDoctor |
setStatus(smallint $status)
Set status |
|
| smallint |
getStatus()
Get status |
|
| InstitutionDoctor |
setDoctor(Doctor $doctor = null)
Set doctor |
|
| Doctor |
getDoctor()
Get doctor |
|
| InstitutionDoctor |
setInstitution(Institution $institution = null)
Set institution |
|
| Institution |
getInstitution()
Get institution |
Details
at line 58
public bigint
getId()
Get id
at line 69
public InstitutionDoctor
setSpecialization(string $specialization)
Set specialization
at line 80
public string
getSpecialization()
Get specialization
at line 91
public InstitutionDoctor
setDateCreated(datetime $dateCreated)
Set dateCreated
at line 102
public datetime
getDateCreated()
Get dateCreated
at line 113
public InstitutionDoctor
setDateModified(datetime $dateModified)
Set dateModified
at line 124
public datetime
getDateModified()
Get dateModified
at line 135
public InstitutionDoctor
setStatus(smallint $status)
Set status
at line 146
public smallint
getStatus()
Get status
at line 157
public InstitutionDoctor
setDoctor(Doctor $doctor = null)
Set doctor
at line 168
public Doctor
getDoctor()
Get doctor
at line 179
public InstitutionDoctor
setInstitution(Institution $institution = null)
Set institution
at line 190
public Institution
getInstitution()
Get institution


Cheiren:
There must be at least 10 Soul Cores Containing Evil Spirits. You did not bring back 10.
Is there anything else?
Settle other items.
Say that you are quitting the mission.
Continue the mission.


I started with 2 bong hits of regular dried of Salvia Divinorum. By the end of the 2nd hit, I could sense reality melting (visually & otherwise) around the edges, so I stopped & lay down. Interesting feelings & a nice clear mind that lasted for at least 15 mins, but no real voyage. It was more along the intensity of a big pot experience, & in this state (at least after the first minute or so) I could happily discuss what I was feeling with my sitter.
Within an hour, I tried again with 3 bong hits. They weren't all huge hits. I lay down & felt pretty normal for maybe 20 seconds.
The first change was in my body perception. I could still feel, in a pretty normal way, the left side of my body, & also the right side. But there wasn't a unified sense of a body. Then, there was a sense of this split multiplying (from 2 parts, to more, to many more).
I'd definitely intended to keep my eyes closed, & they may have been closed at first. But next thing I knew (there was a moment of blankness in there, I think), my eyes were open & I was viewing the ceiling in a very odd way. (This of course getting into indescribable stuff, but it's my best shot.) It was like there were a million different points of view, & I was seeing through all of them, or perhaps jumping very quickly from one to another. Hard to say which, since time didn't seem to be running normally. I kinda wondered whether time had stopped & I was experiencing all these different things in the same moment, or whether I was jumping back & forth among different moments. I was aware of 'my' body, but in a different way (not necessarily pleasant or unpleasant). It was something like my 'I' was floating in the body, seeing through the eyes in that unusual way… but there wasn't the normal sense of being the body. I think I was aware of a quickened heartbeat, at least at some point.
There was a bit of fear at such a strange state, but at some point I remembered that I'd smoked, & that it was like I was on a temporary roller coaster ride. From my floating 'I', the idea arose that I should let my sitter know that I was OK in there, as if he was watching my body explode into a million pieces! In another moment -- I'm not sure, but I think I realized that my experience was subjective. In any case, getting those lips & tongue to move in order to communicate with the sitter was out of the question for the moment.
As I went out, as if sailing away from unified reality, connected only by a thin bungee cord… I think I sensed that I was approaching a limit of fragmentation, as if there were a wall, & maybe something on the other side. I was ambivalent at best about crossing over. The bungee began to pull back, & the parts began to de-fragment, bringing me gradually closer to consensual reality.
At some point, I clearly recognized my own breath, & took a breath or two with extraordinarily heightened awareness. Eventually I found my lips & tongue, & all I could say to my sitter was 'Wow.' He said, 'Wow what?' & I laughed.
This seemed to all happen in a minute or so, but could have been 5 or more. I was soon able to sit up & communicate, & for 15mins to half an hour my mind was quiet & my perception clear, & I was drawn to deep questioning of reality (in a pleasant way). For a while, I also had some rushes of body feeling, which were also pleasant.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Viewing Any Page
How to view any page within a site, including those which are not included in the menu.
- Option One: If the page is included in the menu, then navigate to the page using the site menu.
- Option Two: If the page is not included in the menu click on a link to the page. Authorized users can create a page link using the Links module. See "Setting a Page Link"
- Option Three: See "Viewing any Page (Pages Module)"


Colored Boxes
They're cool, and so colorful
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Winter is Coming is a new guild created by an experienced group of players who wanted to progress through current content with a relaxed raiding schedule. Majority of the players are long time raiders from back in Classic and Burning Crusade and have cleared many of the end tier heroic/mythic bosses.
You can see our mythic progression on WoW Progress We are looking for more players to be able to full clear Mythic Nighthold Currently we raid Friday and Saturday 10:00pm - 1am CST
If you would like to apply to our guild, submit a new application via the Google form here
Once your application is submitted, we will review it and get back to you within a few days at most


Vagrant is a tool for building and managing virtual machine environments in a single workflow (taken from Vagrants website).
With vagrant one can download pre-packaged boxes and run virtual machines in seconds, as well as run custom boxes. Vagrant works by reading a “Vagrantfile” which contains directions to retrieve, successfully open, provision, and manage virtual machines
vagrant init
1.) Go to Vagrants website and select the version appropriate for your operating system
2.) A pop up will appear. Click “save file” and wait for the package to download.
3.) Continue through the installer until the installation has completed.
A Vagrantfile has 3 main sections: variables (optional), configurations, and provisioning (optional)
A variable section is good practice because it allows for easy value changes for the Vagrantfile
see below:
This is the only necessary section of a Vagrantfile. In this section options can be provided to supply environmental variables, virtual machine resources, and ssh login information
see below:
This section includes options for provisioning the virtual machine with options with shell commands
To run vagrant, open a shell in the folder containing your Vagrantfile and enter the command:
vagrant up
Vagrant will then:
- Open the box
- name the vm
- provision the vm with hardware specifications and environmental variables
- SSH into the virtual machine
- Provision the virtul machine with inline commands


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Gor Mahia Skipper Kenneth Muguna Wants To Be Released
by Bonface OsanoGor Mahia captain Kenneth Muguna through Ango Elite Soccer agency has written to club asking for release over nonpayment.
According to the letter in Kahawa Tungu’s possession, the player wants out because he has not been paid salary for three months now.
“Ango Elite Soccer the company that agencies and represents the athlete Kenneth Mugambi Muguna, comes in this way, to communicate the end of his contract with club Gor Mahia, because he is more than three months without salary,” the letter states.
Muguna is not the only K’Ogalo player, who wants to be released due to nonpayment, defender Maurice Ojwang’ issued a similar request, giving a 15-day notice.
Gor Mahia are in the red financially after losing their main sponsor SportPesa. The team could, however, land a sponsor by Monday in a deal worth Kshs 30million, according to sources.


13.15. Release 0.233
Warning
There is a bug in this release that will cause queries with the predicate IS NULL
on
bucketed columns to produce incorrect results.
General Changes
- Fix an optimizer failure introduced in
0.229
, where aLIKE
pattern is deduced into a constant, e.g.,col LIKE 'a' and col = 'b'
. - Fix correctness issue in queries with joins over
UNNEST
. (#14257). - Fix
ArbitraryOutputBuffer
to avoid skewing output data distribution. (#14083). - Fix an issue where
classification_fall_out()
cannot be found. - Add support for async page transport with non-blocking IO. This can be enabled by the
exchange.async-page-transport-enabled
configuration property. - Add support to handle http request timeouts using multiple thread pools. This can be controlled by the
task.http-timeout-concurrency
configuration property. - Add support for soft affinity scheduling, which makes the best effort to fetch the same piece of data from the same worker, while allowing fallback to random workers if the preferred workers are too busy to handle additional splits. (See Connectors).
- Add hash functions
fnv1_32
,fnv1_64
,fnv1a_32
, andfnv1a_64
. - Add IP address functions
ip_subnet_min()
,ip_subnet_max()
,ip_subnet_range()
, andis_subnet_of()
. - Improve performance of
StreamingAggregationOperator
.
Hive Changes
- Fix an issue where Presto fail to start when configuration property
hive.s3-file-system-type
is set toHADOOP_DEFAULT
. - Add directory listing cache for Hive Connector. This can be enabled by setting configuration property
hive.file-status-cache-tables
. - Add support for storing column names and types for views in the Hive metastore. Views in the Hive connector can now only use types supported by Hive.
- Add configuration property
hive.insert-overwrite-immutable-partitions-enabled
to allow admin to set insert overwrite as the default insertion behavior for Hive connector. - Add configuration property
hive.node-selection-strategy
to chooseNodeSelectionStrategy
. WhenSOFT_AFFINITY
is selected, scheduler will make the best effort to request the same worker to fetch the same file. - Remove configuration property
hive.force-local-scheduling
. The same functionality can be achieved by settinghive.node-selection-strategy
toHARD_AFFINITY
.
Verifier Changes
- Fix an issue where invalid checksum queries can be generated for certain queries containing columns of
RowType
. - Fix an issue where checksum query would fail for queries containing map columns whose key or value types are arrays or rows.
- Fix incorrect decision for determinism analysis of queries with top-level
LIMIT
clause. (#14176). - Add checks for keys, values, and cardinality sum when validating a map column.
- Add support to disable individual failure resolvers (#14148).
- Add support to auto-resolve control checksum query failures with
COMPILER_ERROR
, instead of skipping the verification. - Add support for specifying non-deterministic catalogs by the
determinism.non-determinism-catalogs
configuration property. Queries explicitly referencing tables from those catalogs are treated as non-deterministic. - Improve query performance during determinism analysis of queries with top-level
LIMIT
clause. - Improve correctness check for floating point columns whose mean values of either the control query or the test query is closed to 0.
Druid Changes
- Add Druid Connector.
Geospatial Changes
- Improve
ST_Points()
to add support for major well-known spatial objects.ST_Points()
now supportsPOINT
,LINESTRING
,POLYGON
,MULTIPOINT
,MULTILINESTRING
,MULTIPOLYGON
andGEOMETRYCOLLECTION
. - Improve
ST_IsValid()
andST_IsSimple()
to adhere to the ISO/OGC standards more closely. The two functions used to return the same result but may now be different. Users should check both functions to be sure their geometries are well-behaved.geometry_invalid_reason()
will return different but semantically similar strings. - Improve performance of
ST_Intersection()
by simply returning the geometry if it has an enclosing envelope. This can reduce CPU cost by up to10^5x
for complex polygons.
SPI Changes
- Add parameter
NodeSelectionStrategy nodeSelectionStrategy
in methodConnectorBucketNodeMap#createBucketNodeMap
to indicate which affinity strategy to use when creating a bucket node map. - Add parameter
List<Node> sortedNodes
in methodConnectorNodePartitioningProvider#getBucketNodeMap
to provide a sorted list of nodes from which a connector can choose to perform affinity scheduling. - Add enum
NodeSelectionStrategy
.NO_PREFERENCE
indicates data is remotely accessible from workers,HARD_AFFINITY
to indicate data and workers are collocated, andSOFT_AFFINITY
to indicate data is remotely accessible but scheduler will make the best effort to fetch the same piece of data from the same worker. - Replace
ConnectorSplit#isRemoteAccessible
withgetNodeSelectionStrategy
. - Replace
ConnectorSplit#getAddresses
withgetPreferredNodes
, to provide hints to the scheduler where to schedule splits. - Replace the
SchemaTableName
parameter inConnectorMetadata#createView
with aConnectorTableMetadata
. - Move
JsonType
to SPI.


An American kickboxer knocked his Glory 72 opponent out so quickly the broadcaster didn't have time to display the ring clock on the screen
by Alan Dawson- An American kickboxer just broke the record for the fastest finish in Glory kickboxing history.
- Oklahoma City light heavyweight Jon King countered a Tom Matlon kick in the opening seconds to put his opponent on the floor.
- Matlon face-planted the canvas and lay motionless as he was being counted out by the referee.
- Watch the entire 10-second fight right here.
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An American kickboxer knocked his Glory 72 opponent out so quickly the broadcaster didn’t even have time to display the ring clock on the screen.
John King, an Oklahoma City-born light heavyweight, secured his first win under the Glory kickboxing banner after losing two in a row since signing with the fight firm.
It all went down on Saturday’s “Weekend of Glory” show in Chicago’s Wintrust Arena in Illinois, with King needing only a brief combination of punches to send his opponent Tom Matlon to the ground.
It happened so fast, Matlon only had time to really throw one kick before he was countered and put on the floor.
The first King punch appears to have been thrown, and landed, around the five second mark. It was a shot so hard Matlon stumbled backwards. King then followed up with the finishing strikes.
Matlon face-planted the canvas, motionless, when the ring clock was finally broadcast on the screen, indicating it had all happened in the space of seven seconds.
The referee then counted Matlon out. It was over. King broke a record for the fastest finish in Glory history.
Watch the fight, in it’s 10-second entirety, right here:
With the victory, King secured his first Glory win, advancing to an 8-6-1 record overall.
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public class BaseInstruction<T>
extends Instruction
A built-in offering of the Instruction
type.
This instruction is simple in its representation and execution: - It consists of a single operation that operates on a set of operand registers and stores the result in a single destination register. - It provides the ability to be exported as a C-style instruction (e.g. "r1 = r1 + r2")
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
BaseInstruction(Operation<T> operation,
int destination,
java.util.List<java.lang.Integer> operands)
A built-in offering of the
Instruction type. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Instruction<T> |
copy()
Creates a new
BaseInstruction instance that is a clone of this instruction. |
void |
execute(RegisterSet<T> registers)
Applies operation to the operands and stores the result in destination.
|
int |
getDestination()
Index of a register where the result of the instructions execution is stored.
|
ModuleInformation |
getInformation()
Provides information about the module.
|
java.util.List<java.lang.Integer> |
getOperands()
Collection of indices where the operands for the instructions operation are stored.
|
Operation<T> |
getOperation()
An operation that applies a function to a set of operands.
|
void |
setDestination(int p)
Index of a register where the result of the instructions execution is stored.
|
void |
setOperands(java.util.List<java.lang.Integer> p)
Collection of indices where the operands for the instructions operation are stored.
|
void |
setOperation(Operation<T> p)
An operation that applies a function to a set of operands.
|
java.lang.String |
toString()
Provides a C-style representation of this instruction.
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copy, execute, getDestination, getOperands, getOperation, setDestination, setOperands, setOperation
getInformation
public BaseInstruction(Operation<T> operation, int destination, java.util.List<java.lang.Integer> operands)
A built-in offering of the Instruction
type.
This instruction is simple in its representation and execution: - It consists of a single operation that operates on a set of operand registers and stores the result in a single destination register. - It provides the ability to be exported as a C-style instruction (e.g. "r1 = r1 + r2")
public void execute(RegisterSet<T> registers)
Applies operation to the operands and stores the result in destination.
public Instruction<T> copy()
Creates a new BaseInstruction
instance that is a clone of this instruction.
public java.lang.String toString()
Provides a C-style representation of this instruction.
public ModuleInformation getInformation()
Provides information about the module.
public Operation<T> getOperation()
An operation that applies a function to a set of operands.
public void setOperation(Operation<T> p)
An operation that applies a function to a set of operands.
p
- An operation that applies a function to a set of operands.public int getDestination()
Index of a register where the result of the instructions execution is stored.
public void setDestination(int p)
Index of a register where the result of the instructions execution is stored.
p
- Index of a register where the result of the instructions execution is stored.public java.util.List<java.lang.Integer> getOperands()
Collection of indices where the operands for the instructions operation are stored.
public void setOperands(java.util.List<java.lang.Integer> p)
Collection of indices where the operands for the instructions operation are stored.
p
- Collection of indices where the operands for the instructions operation are stored.


tiny node.js debugging utility.
$ npm install debug
This module is modelled after node core’s debugging technique, allowing you to enable one or more topic-specific debugging functions, for example core does the following within many modules:
var debug;
if (process.env.NODE_DEBUG && /cluster/.test(process.env.NODE_DEBUG)) {
debug = function(x) {
var prefix = process.pid + ',' +
(process.env.NODE_WORKER_ID ? 'Worker' : 'Master');
console.error(prefix, x);
};
} else {
debug = function() { };
}
This concept is extremely simple but it works well. With debug
you simply invoke the exported function to generate your debug function, passing it a name which will determine if a noop function is returned, or a decorated console.error
, so all of the console
format string goodies you’re used to work fine. A unique color is selected per-function for visibility.
Example app.js:
var debug = require('debug')('http')
, http = require('http')
, name = 'My App';
// fake app
debug('booting %s', name);
http.createServer(function(req, res){
debug(req.method + ' ' + req.url);
res.end('hello\n');
}).listen(3000, function(){
debug('listening');
});
// fake worker of some kind
require('./worker');
Example worker.js:
var debug = require('debug')('worker');
setInterval(function(){
debug('doing some work');
}, 1000);
The DEBUG environment variable is then used to enable these based on space or comma-delimited names. Here are some examples:
When actively developing an application it can be useful to see when the time spent between one debug()
call and the next. Suppose for example you invoke debug()
before requesting a resource, and after as well, the “+NNNms” will show you how much time was spent between calls.
When stdout is not a TTY, Date#toUTCString()
is used, making it more useful for logging the debug information as shown below:
If you’re using this in one or more of your libraries, you should use the name of your library so that developers may toggle debugging as desired without guessing names. If you have more than one debuggers you should prefix them with your library name and use “:” to separate features. For example “bodyParser” from Connect would then be “connect:bodyParser”.
The “*” character may be used as a wildcard. Suppose for example your library has debuggers named “connect:bodyParser”, “connect:compress”, “connect:session”, instead of listing all three with DEBUG=connect:bodyParser,connect.compress,connect:session
, you may simply do DEBUG=connect:*
, or to run everything using this module simply use DEBUG=*
.
You can also exclude specific debuggers by prefixing them with a “-” character. For example, DEBUG=* -connect:*
would include all debuggers except those starting with “connect:”.
Debug works in the browser as well, currently persisted by localStorage
. For example if you have worker:a
and worker:b
as shown below, and wish to debug both type debug.enable('worker:*')
in the console and refresh the page, this will remain until you disable with debug.disable()
.
a = debug('worker:a');
b = debug('worker:b');
setInterval(function(){
a('doing some work');
}, 1000);
setInterval(function(){
a('doing some work');
}, 1200);
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Nobel Prize in Physics Shrouded by Claims of Demographic Bias
Have you ever wondered why some physicists win Nobel glory and others come up short?
The Nobel Prize in Physics is widely regarded as the most prestigious award in Physics. The prize is awarded by The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences , Stockholm, Sweden. The will of Alfred Nobel states that that the prize should be awarded to the "person [or persons] who shall have made the most important discovery or invention within the field of physics".
The nomination and selection process is a lengthy and complex process taking just over a year. Three of the key stages are:
- September - Nomination forms are sent out. The Nobel Committee for Physics sends out confidential forms to around 3,000 people - selected professors at universities around the world, Nobel Laureates in Physics and Chemistry, and members of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, among others.
- March-May - Consultation with experts. The Nobel Committee for Physics sends the names of the preliminary candidates to specially appointed experts for their assessment of the candidates' work.
- October - Nobel Laureates are chosen. In early October, the Academy selects the Nobel Laureates in Physics through a majority vote. The decision is final and without appeal. The names of the Nobel Laureates are then announced.
Most controversially, details of the nominations are not made public until 50 years after. The secretive nature of the selection process has led to claims of demographic bias in the selection process. Some of these claims have even been acknowledged by the Nobel Committee itself, especially concerned with how few women have been awarded Nobel Prizes in any science. They have even gone as far as requesting more women are nominated for awards in order to address this gender bias.
Physics Today has performed an extensive data examination of physicists nominated for the Nobel Prize. They see certain patterns in the data related to demographics of physicists such as:
- Gender.
- Age / years lived.
- Nationality.
- Institutions studied at and affiliated with.
- Connected to past winners of the Nobel Prize in Physics or Chemistry through progreny or academics.
- Theorist or experimentalist.
- Astronomer of physicist.


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Grants another account authority to withdraw a limited amount of funds per interval. More...
#include <withdraw_permission_object.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| asset | available_this_period (fc::time_point_sec current_time) const |
| Public Member Functions inherited from graphene::db::abstract_object< withdraw_permission_object, protocol_ids, withdraw_permission_object_type > | |
| abstract_object () | |
| object_id< SpaceID, TypeID > | get_id () const |
| Public Member Functions inherited from graphene::db::base_abstract_object< withdraw_permission_object > | |
| std::unique_ptr< object > | clone () const override |
| void | move_from (object &obj) override |
| fc::variant | to_variant () const override |
| std::vector< char > | pack () const override |
| Public Member Functions inherited from graphene::db::object | |
| object ()=default | |
| object (uint8_t space_id, uint8_t type_id) | |
| virtual | ~object ()=default |
Public Attributes | |
| account_id_type | withdraw_from_account |
| The account authorizing authorized_account to withdraw from it. More... | |
| account_id_type | authorized_account |
| The account authorized to make withdrawals from withdraw_from_account. More... | |
| asset | withdrawal_limit |
| The maximum amount which may be withdrawn per period. All withdrawals must be of this asset type. More... | |
| uint32_t | withdrawal_period_sec = 0 |
| The duration of a withdrawal period in seconds. More... | |
| time_point_sec | period_start_time |
| time_point_sec | expiration |
| The time at which this withdraw permission expires. More... | |
| share_type | claimed_this_period |
| Public Attributes inherited from graphene::db::object | |
| object_id_type | id |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Static Public Attributes inherited from graphene::db::abstract_object< withdraw_permission_object, protocol_ids, withdraw_permission_object_type > | |
| static constexpr uint8_t | space_id |
| static constexpr uint8_t | type_id |
Grants another account authority to withdraw a limited amount of funds per interval.
The primary purpose of this object is to enable recurring payments on the blockchain. An account which wishes to process a recurring payment may use a graphene::protocol::withdraw_permission_claim_operation to reference an object of this type and withdraw up to withdrawal_limit from withdraw_from_account. Only authorized_account may do this. Any number of withdrawals may be made so long as the total amount withdrawn per period does not exceed the limit for any given period.
Definition at line 45 of file withdraw_permission_object.hpp.
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inline |
Definition at line 81 of file withdraw_permission_object.hpp.
| account_id_type graphene::chain::withdraw_permission_object::authorized_account |
The account authorized to make withdrawals from withdraw_from_account.
Definition at line 52 of file withdraw_permission_object.hpp.
| share_type graphene::chain::withdraw_permission_object::claimed_this_period |
Tracks the total amount WARNING: Due to caching, this value does not always represent the total amount claimed during the current period, it may represent what was claimed during the last claimed period, because it is only updated after a withdrawal operation such as claim. For the latest current period, use current_period().
Definition at line 74 of file withdraw_permission_object.hpp.
| time_point_sec graphene::chain::withdraw_permission_object::expiration |
The time at which this withdraw permission expires.
Definition at line 65 of file withdraw_permission_object.hpp.
| time_point_sec graphene::chain::withdraw_permission_object::period_start_time |
The beginning of the next withdrawal period. WARNING: Due to caching, this value does not always represent the start of the next or current period, because it is only updated after a withdrawal operation such as claim. For the latest current period, use current_period().
Definition at line 63 of file withdraw_permission_object.hpp.
| account_id_type graphene::chain::withdraw_permission_object::withdraw_from_account |
The account authorizing authorized_account to withdraw from it.
Definition at line 50 of file withdraw_permission_object.hpp.
| asset graphene::chain::withdraw_permission_object::withdrawal_limit |
The maximum amount which may be withdrawn per period. All withdrawals must be of this asset type.
Definition at line 54 of file withdraw_permission_object.hpp.
| uint32_t graphene::chain::withdraw_permission_object::withdrawal_period_sec = 0 |
The duration of a withdrawal period in seconds.
Definition at line 56 of file withdraw_permission_object.hpp.