I've been working on a reworked driver, based on Linux kernel 4.9, that doesn't require out-of-tree patches to the upstream kernel modules. This driver also adds a lot of new features and bugfixes like fixed micbias setting on LineIn, exposing of WM8804 status and AES bits as ALSA controls and configurable minimum/maximum samplerate limits.
The driver is included in official RPi kernels, you can install it with
sudo rpi-update
Source code is available from the usual place https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux.
Please note: If you've been compiling from source please switch to the official RPi kernel source. I'm no longer maintaining the code in my development tree cirrus-ng-4.9.y
Add the following line to /boot/config.txt
to enable
the Cirrus Logic card driver
dtoverlay=rpi-cirrus-wm5102
Note: MMAP support is already enabled by default in kernel 4.9, you no
longer need to add the i2s-mmap
overlay.
The cirrus driver requires some manually defined module dependencies, if you fail to add them the driver won't load properly.
Create a file /etc/modprobe.d/cirrus.conf
with the
following content:
softdep arizona-spi pre: arizona-ldo1
Download cirrus-ng-scripts.tgz
and extract it for example in /home/pi/bin
.
wget http://www.horus.com/~hias/tmp/cirrus/cirrus-ng-scripts.tgz
mkdir bin
cd bin
tar zxf ../cirrus-ng-scripts.tgz
Note: If you had installed the older usecase scripts for kernel 4.4 you need to remove them.
You have to start the appropriate scripts before you can use the card. For example:
./Reset_paths.sh
./Playback_to_Lineout.sh
./Playback_to_SPDIF.sh
./Record_from_Linein.sh
On Raspbian the RPi on-board audio device snd-bcm2835
is
enabled by default. When you run aplay -l
you'll see
two cards, the Cirrus card sndrpiwsp
and the on-board
card bcm2835
.
If you don't need on-board audio you can disable it by removing
(or commenting out) the dtparam=audio=on
line from /boot/config.txt
.
#dtparam=audio=on
If you don't want to disable snd-bcm2835 or if you also have an USB audio device connected you might notice that the card numbers under which the drivers register will change. Sometimes the Cirrus card will card 0, sometimes on-board audio. The card number depends on which driver is registered first, which is purely random.
You can manually assign fixed card (slot/index) numbers using
the slot
option of the snd
module. For
example, if you want the Cirrus card always to be the first and
on-board audio the second one, add the following line to your
/etc/modprobe.d/cirrus.conf
file:
For kernel 4.9 add this line:
options snd slots=snd-soc-rpi-cirrus,snd-bcm2835
If something doesn't work as expected please post your questions in this thread on the element14 site.
In order to track down problems follow the steps below and include the URLs to the paste files in your post:
Add the following line to /boot/config.txt
to
enable devicetree debugging, then reboot your RPi.
dtdebug=1
Upload your /boot/config.txt
file, the
GPU firmware version, GPU firmware and linux kernel logs
and the outputs of lsmod
and aplay -l
.
The easiest way to do this is by using the paste
command which is included in Raspbian. Enter the following
commands and include the URLs that are output on the
terminal in your post:
paste /boot/config.txt
vcgencmd version | paste
sudo vcdbg log msg 2>&1 | paste
dmesg | paste
lsmod | paste
aplay -l | paste


Bug summary:
App crashes
Observed Behavior (a description of what happened with the app):
Add new time range is not working
Expected Behavior (a description of what you expected to happen):
Add Time range should work
Steps to Reproduce (the steps to reproduce the problem):
1. Add task
2. Open show time
3. Click on Add new time range
Additional information:
NA
Attachments:


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Validatable |
Validatable interface defines the validate function, which validates the current object state.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| BondStream |
BondStream is the place-holder for the bond's period generation parameters.
|
| CDXIdentifier |
CDXIdentifier implements the creation and the static details of the all the NA, EU, SovX, EMEA, and ASIA
standardized CDS indexes.
|
| CDXRefDataParams |
CDXRefDataParams contains the complete set of reference data that corresponds to the contract of a
standard CDX.
|
| CouponSetting |
CouponSetting contains the coupon type, schedule, and the coupon amount for the component.
|
| CreditSetting |
CreditSetting contains the credit related valuation parameters - use default pay lag, use curve or the
component recovery, component recovery, credit curve name, and whether there is accrual on default.
|
| CTDEntry |
CTDEntry implements the Bond Futures CTD Entry Details.
|
| CurrencyPair |
CurrencyPair class contains the numerator currency, the denominator currency, the quote currency, and the
PIP Factor.
|
| EmbeddedOptionSchedule |
EmbeddedOptionSchedule is a place holder for the embedded option schedule for the component.
|
| FloaterSetting |
FloaterSetting contains the component's floating rate parameters.
|
| IdentifierSet |
IdentifierSet contains the component's identifier parameters - ISIN, CUSIP, ID, and ticker.
|
| LastTradingDateSetting |
LastTradingDateSeting contains the Last Trading Date Generation Scheme for the given Option.
|
| NotionalSetting |
NotionalSetting contains the product's notional schedule and the amount.
|
| QuoteConvention |
QuoteConvention contains the Component Market Convention Parameters - the quote convention, the
calculation type, the first settle date, and the redemption amount.
|
| StandardCDXParams |
StandardCDXParams implements the parameters used to create the standard CDX - the coupon, the number of
components, and the currency.
|
| TerminationSetting |
TerminationSetting class contains the current "liveness" state of the component, and, if inactive, how it
entered that state.
|
| TreasuryBenchmarks |
TsyBmkSet contains the treasury benchmark set - the primary treasury benchmark, and an array of secondary
treasury benchmarks.
|


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Opens a new FileReader to read the File specified by the path
readFile(File)
- Method in class
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Opens a new FileReader to read the File specified
readLine()
- Method in class
FileOpener
gets the next line from the FileReader after calling readFile
remove(Thing)
- Method in class
Room
removes
remove
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removeAdjacent(TGridded)
- Method in class
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removeAdjacent(TGridded)
- Method in class
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remove other from the list of adjacent blocks
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- Method in class
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makes every other Room contained in the parent GameScreen remove its spawn if it contains any
removeSpawns(Class)
- Method in class
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removes all spawns / goals, specified by the class
renew()
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refreshes everything to where it's like you just opened the program
renew()
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resetSinglePlayer()
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revive()
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queues the room to not remove this Thing if previously told to do so
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This represents a room that contains all of the Things that are in the game.
Room(boolean, int)
- Constructor for class
Room
creates a new Room
room
- Variable in class
TPipe
the room this pipe is in
roomIndex
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GameScreen
the index of the current Room in rooms
rooms
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GameScreen
The Rooms in the game
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Adds a column at the given index
Matrix
:
this
Adds a row at the given index
Matrix
:
this
Removes a column from the given index
(number)
Column index
Matrix
:
this
Removes a row from the given index
(number)
Row index
Matrix
:
this
Adds the values of a vector to each column
((Array | Matrix))
Array or vector
Matrix
:
this
Adds the values of a vector to each row
((Array | Matrix))
Array or vector
Matrix
:
this
Applies a callback for each element of the matrix. The function is called in the matrix (this) context.
(function)
Function that will be called with two parameters : i (row) and j (column)
Matrix
:
this
Creates an exact and independent copy of the matrix
Matrix
:
Computes the cumulative sum of the matrix elements (in place, row by row)
Matrix
:
this
Returns an array containing the diagonal values of the matrix
Array
:
Divides the values of each column by those of a vector
((Array | Matrix))
Array or vector
Matrix
:
this
Divides the values of each row by those of a vector
((Array | Matrix))
Array or vector
Matrix
:
this
Computes the dot (scalar) product between the matrix and another.
(Matrix)
vector
number
:
Fills the matrix with a given value. All elements will be set to this value.
(number)
New value
Matrix
:
this
Returns the given element of the matrix.
number
:
Returns a new array from the given column index
(number)
Column index
Array
:
Returns a new column vector from the given column index
(number)
Column index
Matrix
:
Returns a new array from the given row index
(number)
Row index
Array
:
Returns a new row vector from the given row index
(number)
Row index
Matrix
:
boolean
:
true if the matrix has one column
any
:
true if the matrix is in echelon form
any
:
true if the matrix is in reduced echelon form
boolean
:
true if the matrix has one row
boolean
:
true if the matrix has the same number of rows and columns
boolean
:
true if the matrix is square and has the same values on both sides of the diagonal
boolean
:
true if the matrix has one row or one column
Returns the Kronecker product (also known as tensor product) between this and other See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kronecker_product
(Matrix)
Matrix
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Returns the maximum value of the matrix
number
:
Returns the maximum value of one column
(number)
Column index
number
:
Returns the index of the maximum value of one column
(number)
Column index
Array
:
Returns the index of the maximum value
Array
:
Returns the maximum value of one row
(number)
Row index
number
:
Returns the index of the maximum value of one row
(number)
Row index
Array
:
Returns the minimum value of the matrix
number
:
Returns the minimum value of one column
(number)
Column index
number
:
Returns the index of the minimum value of one column
(number)
Column index
Array
:
Returns the index of the minimum value
Array
:
Returns the minimum value of one row
(number)
Row index
number
:
Returns the index of the maximum value of one row
(number)
Row index
Array
:
Returns the matrix product between this and other
(Matrix)
Matrix
:
Returns the matrix product between x and y. More efficient than mmul(other) only when we multiply squared matrix and when the size of the matrix is > 1000.
(Matrix)
Matrix
:
Multiplies the values of a column with a scalar
Matrix
:
this
Multiplies the values of a vector with each column
((Array | Matrix))
Array or vector
Matrix
:
this
Multiplies the values of a row with a scalar
Matrix
:
this
Multiplies the values of a vector with each row
((Array | Matrix))
Array or vector
Matrix
:
this
Negates the matrix. All elements will be multiplied by (-1)
Matrix
:
this
Returns the norm of a matrix.
(string
= 'frobenius'
)
"frobenius" (default) or "max" return resp. the Frobenius norm and the max norm.
number
:
Creates a new matrix that is a repetition of the current matrix. New matrix has rows times the number of rows of the original matrix, and columns times the number of columns of the original matrix.
Matrix
:
var matrix = new Matrix([[1,2]]);
matrix.repeat({ rows: 2 }); // [[1,2],[1,2]]
Returns a new column-by-column scaled matrix
Matrix
:
The new scaled matrix
var matrix = new Matrix([[1,2],[-1,0]]);
var scaledMatrix = matrix.scaleColumns(); // [[1,1],[0,0]]
Returns a row-by-row scaled matrix
Matrix
:
The scaled matrix
Return a new matrix based on a selection of rows and columns
Matrix
:
The new matrix
Sets a given element of the matrix.
(number)
Index of the row
(number)
Index of the column
(number)
The new value for the element
Matrix
:
this
Sets a column at the given index
Matrix
:
this
Sets a row at the given index
Matrix
:
this
Set a part of the matrix to the given sub-matrix
(number)
The index of the first row to set
(number)
The index of the first column to set
Matrix
:
(number)
: The number of elements in the matrix.
Sorts the columns (in place)
(function?
= compareNumbers
)
usual Array.prototype.sort comparison function
Matrix
:
this
Sorts the rows (in place)
(function?
= compareNumbers
)
usual Array.prototype.sort comparison function
Matrix
:
this
Subtracts the values of a vector from each column
((Array | Matrix))
Array or vector
Matrix
:
this
Returns a subset of the matrix
(number)
First row index
(number)
Last row index
(number)
First column index
(number)
Last column index
Matrix
:
Returns a subset of the matrix based on an array of column indices
(Array)
Array containing the column indices
(number
= 0
)
First row index
(number
= this.rows-1
)
Last row index
Matrix
:
Returns a subset of the matrix based on an array of row indices
(Array)
Array containing the row indices
(number
= 0
)
First column index
(number
= this.columns-1
)
Last column index
Matrix
:
Subtracts the values of a vector from each row
((Array | Matrix))
Array or vector
Matrix
:
this
Swaps two columns
Matrix
:
this
Swaps two rows
Matrix
:
this
Returns a new 1D array filled row by row with the matrix values
Array
:
Returns a 2D array containing a copy of the data
Array
:
Returns the trace of the matrix (sum of the diagonal elements)
number
:
Transposes the matrix and returns a new one containing the result
Matrix
:
Check that the provided value is a Matrix and tries to instantiate one if not
(any)
The value to check
Matrix
:
Creates a column vector, a matrix with only one column.
(Array)
A 1D array containing data for the vector
Matrix
:
The new matrix
Creates a diagonal matrix based on the given array.
(Array)
Array containing the data for the diagonal
(number?)
Number of rows (Default: data.length)
(number?)
Number of columns (Default: rows)
Matrix
:
The new diagonal matrix
Creates an identity matrix with the given dimension. Values of the diagonal will be 1 and others will be 0.
(number)
Number of rows
(number
= rows
)
Number of columns
(number
= 1
)
Value to fill the diagonal with
Matrix
:
The new identity matrix
Constructs a Matrix with the chosen dimensions from a 1D array
(number)
Number of rows
(number)
Number of columns
(Array)
A 1D array containing data for the matrix
Matrix
:
The new matrix
Returns true if the argument is a Matrix, false otherwise
(any)
The value to check
boolean
:
Returns a matrix whose elements are the maximum between matrix1 and matrix2
(Matrix)
(Matrix)
Matrix
:
Returns a matrix whose elements are the minimum between matrix1 and matrix2
(Matrix)
(Matrix)
Matrix
:
Creates a matrix with the given dimensions. Values will be set to one.
Matrix
:
The new matrix
Creates a matrix with the given dimensions. Values will be randomly set.
Matrix
:
The new matrix
Creates a matrix with the given dimensions. Values will be random integers.
Matrix
:
The new matrix
Creates a row vector, a matrix with only one row.
(Array)
A 1D array containing data for the vector
Matrix
:
The new matrix
Creates a matrix with the given dimensions. Values will be set to zero.
Matrix
:
The new matrix
(Matrix)
(Matrix)
Matrix
:
Get the inverse of the matrix. We compute the inverse of a matrix using SVD when this matrix is singular or ill-conditioned. Example : var svd = SingularValueDecomposition(A); var inverseA = svd.inverse();
Matrix
:
The approximation of the inverse of the matrix
Matrix
:
Matrix
:
Solve a problem of least square (Ax=b) by using the SVD. Useful when A is singular. When A is not singular, it would be better to use qr.solve(value). Example : We search to approximate x, with A matrix shape m*n, x vector size n, b vector size m (m > n). We will use : var svd = SingularValueDecomposition(A); var x = svd.solve(b);
(Matrix)
Matrix 1D which is the vector b (in the equation Ax = b)
Matrix
:
The vector x
Matrix
:
(Matrix)
Matrix
:
(Matrix)
Matrix
:
Matrix
:
Calculates and returns the determinant of a matrix.
(any)
number
:
Computes the inverse of a Matrix
(Matrix)
(boolean
= false
)
Matrix
:
(Matrix)
Matrix
:
Solve a problem of least square (Ax=b) by using the QR decomposition. Useful when A is rectangular, but not working when A is singular. Example : We search to approximate x, with A matrix shape m*n, x vector size n, b vector size m (m > n). We will use : var qr = QrDecomposition(A); var x = qr.solve(b);
(Matrix)
Matrix 1D which is the vector b (in the equation Ax = b)
Matrix
:
The vector x
Matrix
:
Creates a matrix which represents the dependencies between rows. If a row is a linear combination of others rows, the result will be a row with the coefficients of this combination. For example : for A = [[2, 0, 0, 1], [0, 1, 6, 0], [0, 3, 0, 1], [0, 0, 1, 0], [0, 1, 2, 0]], the result will be [[0, 0, 0, 0, 0], [0, 0, 0, 4, 1], [0, 0, 0, 0, 0], [0, 0.25, 0, 0, -0.25], [0, 1, 0, -4, 0]]
(Matrix)
(Object?
= {}
)
includes thresholdValue and thresholdError.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
options.thresholdValue number
(default 10e-10 )
|
If an absolute value is inferior to this threshold, it will equals zero. |
options.thresholdError number
(default 10e-10 )
|
If the error is inferior to that threshold, the linear combination found is accepted and the row is dependent from other rows. |
Matrix
:
the matrix which represents the dependencies between rows.
Returns inverse of a matrix if it exists or the pseudoinverse
(any)
(number
= Number.EPSILON
)
threshold for taking inverse of singular values (default = 1e-15)
Matrix
:
the (pseudo)inverted matrix.
Matrix
:
(WrapperMatrix1D | WrapperMatrix2D)
:


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According to the docs:
"A utility-first CSS framework packed with classes that can be composed to build any design, directly in your markup."
🤔
How is this different than Bootstrap?
TailwindCSS operates on a lower level than some other CSS component frameworks
Each Tailwind utility class does one thing and one thing only.
/* Only handles padding-top */
.pt-4 {
padding-top: 1rem;
}
/* Only handles setting the display to flex */
.flex {
display: flex;
}
Where as with Bootstrap, one button class:
.btn {
display: inline-block;
font-weight: 400;
line-height: 1.5;
color: #212529;
text-align: center;
text-decoration: none;
vertical-align: middle;
cursor: pointer;
-webkit-user-select: none;
-moz-user-select: none;
user-select: none;
background-color: transparent;
border: 1px solid transparent;
padding: 0.375rem 0.75rem;
font-size: 1rem;
border-radius: 0.25rem;
transition: color 0.15s ease-in-out, background-color 0.15s ease-in-out, border-color 0.15s ease-in-out, box-shadow 0.15s ease-in-out;
}
@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
.btn {
transition: none;
}
}
.btn:hover {
color: #212529;
}
.btn-check:focus + .btn, .btn:focus {
outline: 0;
box-shadow: 0 0 0 0.25rem rgba(13, 110, 253, 0.25);
}
.btn:disabled, .btn.disabled, fieldset:disabled .btn {
pointer-events: none;
opacity: 0.65;
}
Bootstrap Source Code
Bootstrap is fine but if you ever want to start implementing your own distinct styles, or custom CSS, you would have to override most of those properties.
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Which can easily lead to fighting default Bootstrap stylesNeat! But how do I know if I should use Tailwind in my project?
Some reasons to maybe use Tailwind
ReasonsSome reasons why Tailwind might not be the best choice for your project
You are still developing CSS foundational knowledge
You are not wanting to introduce complexity in dealing with PostCSS config
You prefer more "Separation of Concerns" between your markup and CSS
You prefer not having to learn the Tailwind CSS class names
You can't stand how the HTML looks with all of those classes
Okay, so how do we install it in Rails?
Tailwind Install DocsFirst, let's create a fresh Rails app
$ rails new tailwind_app -T --database=postgresql
$ cd tailwind_2
Next, we'll install Tailwind and its dependencies. Here's where we will split from the docs and use a slightly older version of PostCSS.
$ yarn add tailwindcss@npm:@tailwindcss/postcss7-compat postcss@^7 autoprefixer@^9
In the future, if Rails gets the PostCSS compatibility issue fixed, we can easily upgrade by running these two commands
$ yarn remove tailwindcss @tailwindcss/postcss7-compat
$ yarn add tailwindcss@latest postcss@latest autoprefixer@latest
Next, let's create our Tailwind config file
$ npx tailwindcss init
This will create a tailwind.config.js file in the root of our app
To keep things organized, I like to move this config to into
app/javascript/stylesheets
Next, let's tell our app to use Tailwind
/* app/javascript/stylesheets/application.scss */
@import "tailwindcss/base";
@import "tailwindcss/components";
/* Add any custom CSS here */
@import "tailwindcss/utilities";
Add any custom CSS after the components import but before the utilities import
By default, our Rails app is looking for assets using the Asset Pipeline. We need to
tell it to include our application.scss
we just
created.
// app/javascript/packs/application.js
import "stylesheets/application"
Let's update our application.html.erb
layout to pick
up that import
<%# application.html.erb %>
<%= stylesheet_pack_tag 'application', media: 'all', 'data-turbolinks-track': 'reload' %>
Almost there! Now we need to configure PostCSS to let it know we are using Tailwind as a plugin and where to find it so it.
By adding this, PostCSS will purge all of our unused classes in production and add vendor prefixes to our styles using autoprefixer
// postcss.config.js
module.exports = {
plugins: [
require("tailwindcss")("./app/javascript/stylesheets/tailwind.config.js"),
require("postcss-import"),
require("postcss-flexbugs-fixes"),
require("postcss-preset-env")({
autoprefixer: {
flexbox: "no-2009",
},
stage: 3,
}),
],
}
Last step! We need to make sure to specify which files to purge unused CSS
// app/javascript/stylesheets/tailwind.config.js
module.exports = {
purge: [
"./app/**/*.html.erb",
"./app/helpers/**/*.rb",
"./app/javascript/**/*.js"
],
darkMode: false, // or 'media' or 'class'
theme: {
extend: {},
},
variants: {
extend: {},
},
plugins: [],
}


| Program units |
| get_session_details | |
| pit_apex_adapter | Constructor method |
get_session_details
Procedure get_session_details(p_user_name out varchar2, p_session_id out varchar2, p_required_context out nocopy varchar2)
pit_apex_adapter
Function pit_apex_adapter(self in out nocopy pit_apex_adapter) return self as result
Constructor method
| Usage |
|
It will mark this adapter as valid if an APEX session context is detected and invalid if not. |


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#!/usr/bin/python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# misc.py - miscellaneous geodesy and time functions
#
# This file is Copyright (c) 2010 by the GPSD project
# BSD terms apply: see the file COPYING in the distribution root for details.
import time
import calendar
import math
# some multipliers for interpreting GPS output
METERS_TO_FEET = 3.2808399 # Meters to U.S./British feet
METERS_TO_MILES = 0.00062137119 # Meters to miles
METERS_TO_FATHOMS = 0.54680665 # Meters to fathoms
KNOTS_TO_MPH = 1.1507794 # Knots to miles per hour
KNOTS_TO_KPH = 1.852 # Knots to kilometers per hour
KNOTS_TO_MPS = 0.51444444 # Knots to meters per second
MPS_TO_KPH = 3.6 # Meters per second to klicks/hr
MPS_TO_MPH = 2.2369363 # Meters/second to miles per hour
MPS_TO_KNOTS = 1.9438445 # Meters per second to knots
# EarthDistance code swiped from Kismet and corrected
[docs]def degree_to_radian(x):
""" Degrees to radians. """
return x * (math.pi / 180)
[docs]def radian_to_degree(x):
""" Radians to degrees. """
return x * (180 / math.pi)
[docs]def calc_rad(lat):
""" Radius of curvature in meters at specified latitude. """
a = 6378.137
e2 = 0.081082 * 0.081082
# the radius of curvature of an ellipsoidal Earth in the plane of a
# meridian of latitude is given by
#
# R' = a * (1 - e^2) / (1 - e^2 * (sin(lat))^2)^(3/2)
#
# where a is the equatorial radius,
# b is the polar radius, and
# e is the eccentricity of the ellipsoid = sqrt(1 - b^2/a^2)
#
# a = 6378 km (3963 mi) Equatorial radius (surface to center distance)
# b = 6356.752 km (3950 mi) Polar radius (surface to center distance)
# e = 0.081082 Eccentricity
sc = math.sin(degree_to_radian(lat))
x = a * (1.0 - e2)
z = 1.0 - e2 * sc * sc
y = pow(z, 1.5)
r = x / y
r *= 1000.0 # Convert to meters
return r
[docs]def earth_distance(lat1, lon1, lat2, lon2):
""" Distance in meters between two points specified in degrees. """
x1 = calc_rad(lat1) * math.cos(degree_to_radian(lon1)) * \
math.sin(degree_to_radian(90 - lat1))
x2 = calc_rad(lat2) * math.cos(degree_to_radian(lon2)) * \
math.sin(degree_to_radian(90 - lat2))
y1 = calc_rad(lat1) * math.sin(degree_to_radian(lon1)) * \
math.sin(degree_to_radian(90 - lat1))
y2 = calc_rad(lat2) * math.sin(degree_to_radian(lon2)) * \
math.sin(degree_to_radian(90 - lat2))
z1 = calc_rad(lat1) * math.cos(degree_to_radian(90 - lat1))
z2 = calc_rad(lat2) * math.cos(degree_to_radian(90 - lat2))
a = (x1 * x2 + y1 * y2 + z1 * z2) / pow(calc_rad((lat1 + lat2) / 2), 2)
# a should be in [1, -1] but can sometimes fall outside it by
# a very small amount due to rounding errors in the preceding
# calculations (this is prone to happen when the argument points
# are very close together). Thus we constrain it here.
if abs(a) > 1:
a = 1
elif a < -1:
a = -1
return calc_rad((lat1 + lat2) / 2) * math.acos(a)
[docs]def meter_offset(lat1, lon1, lat2, lon2):
""" Return offset in meters of second arg from first. """
dx = earth_distance(lat1, lon1, lat1, lon2)
dy = earth_distance(lat1, lon1, lat2, lon1)
if lat1 < lat2:
dy *= -1
if lon1 < lon2:
dx *= -1
return dx, dy
[docs]def iso_time(s):
""" Convert timestamps in ISO8661 format to and from Unix time. """
if isinstance(s, int): # changed from type(s) == type(1)
return time.strftime("%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S", time.gmtime(s))
elif isinstance(s, float): # changed from type(s) == type(1.0)
date = int(s)
msec = s - date
date = time.strftime("%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S", time.gmtime(s))
return date + "." + repr(msec)[3:]
elif isinstance(s, str): # changed from type(s) == type("")
if s[-1] == "Z":
s = s[:-1]
if "." in s:
(date, msec) = s.split(".")
else:
date = s
msec = "0"
# Note: no leap-second correction!
return calendar.timegm(time.strptime(date, "%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S")) + float("0." + msec)
else:
raise TypeError
# End


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It is rare, if ever, for any major project to involve only a single source file. So when you start a major software project, it is important to do so on the right foundation. A software project that is able to scale easily is one where the project is organised around modules where each module address a separate concern.
In this post, I am going to compare Go and Rust approach to organising projects for scaling. I’ll demonstrate, using comparable file structures, ways to organise multiple modules in a single Github repository. I’ll use the term workspace in place of the term repository to coincide with Rust terminology.
It is beyond the scope of this post to discuss in details Go and Rust concepts of modules and packages. Please refer to the respective language documentation for details. This blog will focus specifically on how to organise folders and files in a workspace such that Go and Rust projects are similar in layout for comparison.
 However, you can organise multiple Go modules around a single repository to achieve the similar effect as Rust’s workspace. The following layout is an example of a Go multiple-modules workspace.
In this layout, myapp
is a Go module for generating executables. Whereas mylib
is a Go module serving as an public sharable library. By convention, because mylib
is a shareable module, it has name to that can be located via a valid url. In the case of myapp
which is not meant to share code with external projects, a simple one word name will suffice.
Please refer to a working layout in my Github repo for detail.
Rust workspace
The equivalent layout in Rust is as follows:
Similar to the Go layout, you have myapp
module responsible for generating an executable and mylib
module responsible for generating libraries that you can share locally or via a package repository.
Please refer to a working layout in my Github repo for detail.
My observations
The main difference between a Go and a Rust workspace is a top level (i.e. at the workspace root) Cargo.toml
package manager for latter. A Go workspace does not have a top level package manager. So there is no direct relationship between its modules. In other words, mylib
will not be visible to myapp
until the former has been pushed to the source repository and tag for Go workspace. So you can’t make changes to mylib
and for myapp
to take effect at code time. In this respect, organising multiple Go modules in a single workspace may not offer much efficiency co-ordinating across modules. So the layout as presented in this post is very much a matter of personal choice.
The other difference is in the tools. Rust has a package management tool known as Cargo, to create the layout mentioned above and also co-ordinate dependencies between the modules during the build process. Go tools do not have feature to create “standard” layout like Cargo. Go tools (i.e. go install
and go mod
) manages dependencies but it is done in conjunction with source code repositories hosting the Go codes. How well the flexibity afford by Go project layout and the fix layout afforded by Rust/Cargo in the context of refactoring, is a topic I will explore in future post.


To turn any div into a popup, add the data-role="popup"
attribute to the div. If you would like the popup to appear when the user clicks on a link, create a link such that its href
attribute is set to the id of the popup, and the link has the attribute data-rel="popup"
.
Tooltip

This is a completely basic popup, no options set.

This will result in the following popup. Note that we shouldn't set any padding on the popup so widgets will fit cleanly inside.
This is a completely basic popup, no options set.
I am a default popup
Now on to some cool examples:
Tooltip Menu Form Photo Dialog AccordionHere is a tiny popup being used like a tooltip.
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People ignore design that ignores people.
Good design is obvious. Great design is transparent.
Content precedes design. Design in the absence of content is not design, it’s decoration.
Design is the fundamental soul of a human-made creation that ends up expressing itself in successive outer layers of the product or service.
Popup windows can have various transitions:
No transition Pop Slide up Slide downThis is some text for the transition example
You can add a data-transition
attribute to the popup itself to assign it a default transition other than the system-wide $.mobile.defaultDialogTransition
. This assignment can then be overriden by a data-transition
attribute specified on a link that opens the popup. The transition examples have the following code:
No transition
Pop
Slide up
Slide down

This is some text for the transition example

When you launch the popup from any of the buttons, the data-transition
given for that button will be used. However, if you launch the popup by other means, such as, for example, via $("#transitionExample").popup("open")
, the data-transition
given for the popup will be used (the flip transition).
This plugin will autoinitialize on any page that contains a div with the attribute data-role="popup"
. However, if needed you can directly call the popup
plugin on any selector, just like any jQuery plugin:
$('#myPopupDiv').popup();
The popup
plugin provides two theme-related options: data-theme
and data-overlay-theme
. The data-theme
option refers to the theme of the popup itself, whereas data-overlay-theme
refers to the theme of the popup's background, which covers the entire window behind the popup.
data-theme
will be inherited from the page, and will always have a valid value when the popup opens, unless you explicitly specify data-theme="none"
, in which case the popup will have no theme at all.
The data-overlay-theme
will never be set, and the popup's background, although always present when the popup is shown, will be completely transparent, unless explicitly set using for example data-overlay-theme="a"
. In this case, the background will fade in, partially obscuring the rest of the window, to further direct attention to the popup. Here is an example of an explicitly themed popup:
Theme + overlay set

I have data-overlay-theme="a" and data-theme="e" set on me

Theme set to A
I have data-theme="a"
set on me
I have a data-overlay-theme="a"
set on me
I have data-overlay-theme="a"
and data-theme="e"
set on me


Vivo V17 real image with a diamond quad camera appears online -
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For Android smartphones, the triple rear camera setup have now been relegated to mid-range devices. This means that flagship smartphones now go after Quad- or Penta-rear camera setup. Also, the arrangement of these cameras also matters and the upcoming Vivo V17 shows just that. Recently some real images of the Vivo V17 appeared online. The smartphone design shows that it uses a water drop full-screen display. However, it is its diamond-shape quad-rear camera setup that catches the eye.
The Vivo V17 series already passed through TENAA and it has two versions – “V1945T” and “V1945A”. According to the TENAA listing, this smartphone comes with a dimension of 159.25 × 75.19 × 8.68 mm and weighs 186.7g. It uses a 6.38-inch AMOLED waterdrop screen with a resolution of 1080×2340. Although there is no name for the processor, it clocks 2.0GHz. We will have up to 8GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage.
The diamond read quad-camera setup uses a 48MP + 8MP + 2MP + 2MP configuration. On the front, we have a 32MP camera while a 4390 mAh (no information on the fast charge). battery keeps the lights of this phone on. This smartphone also comes with a gravity sensor, a distance sensor, a light sensor, an on-screen fingerprint sensor, and a fast charge. The name “Vivo V17” is for the global version. The Chinese version will probably come with another nomenclature.


Inspired by the buffered logger idea by Ezra
Methods
Included Modules
Classes and Modules
Module ActiveSupport::BufferedLogger::SeverityConstants
| MAX_BUFFER_SIZE | = | 1000 |
Attributes
| [R] | auto_flushing | |
| [RW] | level |
Public Class methods
[ show source ]
# File vendor/rails/activesupport/lib/active_support/buffered_logger.rb, line 39 39: def initialize(log, level = DEBUG) 40: @level = level 41: @buffer = {} 42: @auto_flushing = 1 43: @guard = Mutex.new 44: 45: if log.respond_to?(:write) 46: @log = log 47: elsif File.exist?(log) 48: @log = open(log, (File::WRONLY | File::APPEND)) 49: @log.sync = true 50: else 51: FileUtils.mkdir_p(File.dirname(log)) 52: @log = open(log, (File::WRONLY | File::APPEND | File::CREAT)) 53: @log.sync = true 54: @log.write("# Logfile created on %s" % [Time.now.to_s]) 55: end 56: end
Public Instance methods
[ show source ]
# File vendor/rails/activesupport/lib/active_support/buffered_logger.rb, line 58 58: def add(severity, message = nil, progname = nil, &block) 59: return if @level > severity 60: message = (message || (block && block.call) || progname).to_s 61: # If a newline is necessary then create a new message ending with a newline. 62: # Ensures that the original message is not mutated. 63: message = "#{message}\n" unless message[-1] == ?\n 64: buffer << message 65: auto_flush 66: message 67: end
Set the auto-flush period. Set to true to flush after every log message, to an integer to flush every N messages, or to false, nil, or zero to never auto-flush. If you turn auto-flushing off, be sure to regularly flush the log yourself — it will eat up memory until you do.
[ show source ]
# File vendor/rails/activesupport/lib/active_support/buffered_logger.rb, line 86 86: def auto_flushing=(period) 87: @auto_flushing = 88: case period 89: when true; 1 90: when false, nil, 0; MAX_BUFFER_SIZE 91: when Integer; period 92: else raise ArgumentError, "Unrecognized auto_flushing period: #{period.inspect}" 93: end 94: end
[ show source ]
# File vendor/rails/activesupport/lib/active_support/buffered_logger.rb, line 109 109: def close 110: flush 111: @log.close if @log.respond_to?(:close) 112: @log = nil 113: end
[ show source ]
# File vendor/rails/activesupport/lib/active_support/buffered_logger.rb, line 96 96: def flush 97: @guard.synchronize do 98: unless buffer.empty? 99: old_buffer = buffer 100: @log.write(old_buffer.join) 101: end 102: 103: # Important to do this even if buffer was empty or else @buffer will 104: # accumulate empty arrays for each request where nothing was logged. 105: clear_buffer 106: end 107: end
Silences the logger for the duration of the block.
[ show source ]
# File vendor/rails/activesupport/lib/active_support/buffered_logger.rb, line 23 23: def silence(temporary_level = ERROR) 24: if silencer 25: begin 26: old_logger_level, self.level = level, temporary_level 27: yield self 28: ensure 29: self.level = old_logger_level 30: end 31: else 32: yield self 33: end 34: end
Protected Instance methods
[ show source ]
# File vendor/rails/activesupport/lib/active_support/buffered_logger.rb, line 116 116: def auto_flush 117: flush if buffer.size >= @auto_flushing 118: end
[ show source ]
# File vendor/rails/activesupport/lib/active_support/buffered_logger.rb, line 120 120: def buffer 121: @buffer[Thread.current] ||= [] 122: end
[ show source ]
# File vendor/rails/activesupport/lib/active_support/buffered_logger.rb, line 124 124: def clear_buffer 125: @buffer.delete(Thread.current) 126: end


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13 SEM_RDFCTX Package Subprograms
The SEM_RDFCTX package contains subprograms (functions and procedures) to manage extractor policies and semantic indexes created for documents.
To use the subprograms in this chapter, you should understand the conceptual and usage information in Semantic Indexing for Documents .
This chapter provides reference information about the subprograms, listed in alphabetical order.
Topics:
13.1 SEM_RDFCTX.ADD_DEPENDENT_POLICY
Format
SEM_RDFCTX.ADD_DEPENDENT_POLICY( index_name IN VARCHAR2, policy_name IN VARCHAR2, partition_name IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL);
Description
Adds a dependent policy to an (already created) index or index partition.
Parameters
Usage Notes
The base policy corresponding to the new dependent policy must already be a part of the index.
Examples
The following example adds a new dependent policy SEM_EXTR_PLUS_GEOONT
to the index ArticleIndex
.
begin sem_rdfctx.add_dependent_policy (index_name => 'ArticleIndex', policy_name => 'SEM_EXTR_PLUS_GEOONT'); end; /
13.2 SEM_RDFCTX.CREATE_POLICY
Format
SEM_RDFCTX.CREATE_POLICY( policy_name IN VARCHAR2, extractor IN mdsys.rdfctx_extractor, preferences IN sys.XMLType DEFAULT NULL);
or
SEM_RDFCTX.CREATE_POLICY( policy_name IN VARCHAR2, base_policy IN VARCHAR2, user_models IN SEM_MODELS DEFAULT NULL, user_entailments IN SEM_MODELS DEFAULT NULL);
Description
Creates an extractor policy. (The first format is for a base policy; the second format is for a policy that is dependent on a base policy.)
Parameters
- policy_name
-
Name of the extractor policy.
- extractor
-
An instance of a subtype of the RDFCTX_EXTRACTOR type that encapsulates the extraction logic for the information extractor.
- preferences
-
Any preferences associated with the policy.
- base_policy
-
Base extractor policy for a dependent policy.
- user_models
-
List of user models for a dependent policy.
- user_entailments
-
List of user entailments for a dependent policy.
Usage Notes
An extractor policy created using this procedure determines the characteristics of a semantic index that is created using the policy. Each extractor policy refers to an instance of an extractor type, either directly or indirectly. An extractor policy with a direct reference to an extractor type instance can be used to compose other extractor policies that include additional RDF models for ontologies.
An instance of the extractor type assigned to the extractor parameter must be an instance of a direct or indirect subtype of type mdsys.rdfctx_extractor
.
The RDF models specified in the user_models
parameter must be accessible to the user that is creating the policy.
The RDF entailments specified in the user_entailments
parameter must be accessible to the user that is creating the policy. Note that the RDF models underlying the entailments do not get automatically included in the dependent policy. To include one or more of those underlying RDF models, you need to include the models in the user_models
parameter.
The preferences specified for extractor policy determine the type of repository used for the documents to be indexed and other relevant information. For more information, see Indexing External Documents.
Examples
The following example creates an extractor policy using the gatenlp_extractor extractor type, which is included with the Oracle Database support for semantic indexing.
begin sem_rdfctx.create_policy (policy_name => 'SEM_EXTR', extractor => mdsys.gatenlp_extractor()); end; /
The following example creates a dependent policy for the previously created extractor policy, and it adds the user-defined RDF model geo_ontology
to the dependent policy.
begin sem_rdfctx.create_policy (policy_name => 'SEM_EXTR_PLUS_GEOONT', base_policy => 'SEM_EXTR', user_models => SEM_MODELS ('geo_ontology')); end; /
13.3 SEM_RDFCTX.DROP_POLICY
Format
SEM_RDFCTX.DROP_POLICY( policy_name IN VARCHAR2);
Description
Deletes (drops) an unused extractor policy.
Usage Notes
An exception is generated if the specified policy being is used for a semantic index for documents or if a dependent extractor policy exists for the specified policy.
Examples
The following example drops the SEM_EXTR_PLUS_GEOONT
extractor policy.
begin sem_rdfctx.drop_policy (policy_name => 'SSEM_EXTR_PLUS_GEOONT'); end; /
13.4 SEM_RDFCTX.MAINTAIN_TRIPLES
Format
SEM_RDFCTX.MAINTAIN_TRIPLES( index_name IN VARCHAR2, where_clause IN VARCHAR2, rdfxml_content IN sys.XMLType, policy_name IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL, action IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'ADD');
Description
Adds one or more triples to graphs that contain information extracted from specific documents.
Parameters
- index_name
-
Name of the semantic index for documents.
- where_clause
-
A SQL predicate (WHERE clause text without the
WHERE
keyword) on the table in which the documents are stored, to identify the rows for which to maintain the index. - rdfxml_content
-
Triples, in the form of an RDF/XML document, to be added to the individual graphs corresponding to the documents.
- policy_name
-
Name of the extractor policy. If
policy_name
is null (the default), the triples are added to the information extracted by the default (or the only) extractor policy for the index; if you specify a policy name, the triples are added to the information extracted by that policy. - action
-
Type of maintenance operation to perform on the triples. The only value currently supported in
ADD
(the default), which adds the triples that are specified in therdfxml_content
parameter.
Usage Notes
The information extracted from the semantically indexed documents may be incomplete and lacking in proper context. This procedure enables a domain expect to add triples to individual graphs pertaining to specific semantically indexed documents, so that all subsequent SEM_CONTAINS queries can consider these triples in their document search criteria.
This procedure accepts the index name and WHERE clause text to identify the specific documents to be annotated with the additional triples. For example, the where_clause might be specified as a simple predicate involving numeric data, such as 'docId IN (1,2,3)'
.
Examples
The following example annotates a specific document with the semantic index ArticleIndex
by adding triples to the corresponding individual graph.
begin sem_rdfctx.maintain_triples( index_name => 'ArticleIndex', where_clause => 'docid = 15', rdfxml_content => sys.xmltype( '<rdf:RDF xmlns:rdf="http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#" xmlns:rdfs="http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#" xmlns:pred="http://myorg.com/pred/"> <rdf:Description rdf:about=" http://newscorp.com/Org/ExampleCorp"> <pred:hasShortName rdf:datatype="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string"> Example </pred:hasShortName> </rdf:Description> </rdf:RDF>')); end; /
13.5 SEM_RDFCTX.SET_DEFAULT_POLICY
Format
SEM_RDFCTX.SET_DEFAULT_POLICY( index_name IN VARCHAR2, policy_name IN VARCHAR2);
Description
Sets the default extractor policy for a semantic index that is configured with multiple extractor policies.
Parameters
Usage Notes
When you create a semantic index for documents, you can specify multiple extractor policies as a space-separated list of names in the PARAMETERS clause of the CREATE INDEX statement. As explained in Semantically Indexing Documents, the first policy from this list is used as the default extractor policy for all SEM_CONTAINS queries that do not identify an extractor policy by name. You can use the SEM_RDFCTX.SET_DEFAULT_POLICY procedure to set a different default policy for the index.
Examples
The following example sets CITY_EXTR
as the default extractor policy for the ArticleIndex
index.
begin sem_rdfctx.set_default_policy (index_name => 'ArticleIndex', policy_name => 'CITY_EXTR'); end; /
13.6 SEM_RDFCTX.SET_EXTRACTOR_PARAM
Format
SEM_RDFCTX.SET_EXTRACTOR_PARAM( param_key IN VARCHAR2, patam_value IN VARCHAR2, param_desc IN VARCHAR2);
Description
Configures the Oracle Database semantic indexing support to work with external information extractors, such as Calais and GATE.
Parameters
Usage Notes
You must have the SYSDBA role to use this procedure.
To work with the Calais extractor type (see Configuring the Calais Extractor type), you must specify values for the following parameters:
-
CALAIS_WS_ENDPOINT
: Web service end point for Calais. -
CALAIS_KEY
: License key for Calais. -
CALAIS_WS_SOAPACTION
: SOAP action for the Calais Web service.
To work with the General Architecture for Text Engineering (GATE) extractor type (see Working with General Architecture for Text Engineering (GATE)), you must specify values for the following parameters:
-
GATE_NLP_HOST
: Host for the GATE NLP Listener. -
GATE_NLP_PORT
: Port for the GATE NLP Listener.
In addition to these parameters, you may need to specify a value for the HTTP_PROXY
parameter to work with information extractors or index documents that are outside the firewall.
A database instance only has one set of values for these parameters, and they are used for all instances of semantic indexes using the corresponding information extractor. You can use this procedure if you need to change the existing values of any of the parameters.
Examples
For examples, see the following sections:


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Tailwind is a utility-first CSS framework, the keyword being ‘utility’. It is basically a set of classes that you can use in your HTML.
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Therefore, we don’t have to write any custom CSS to get this button. This can be heavily extended to build whole web applications without the need for any other styles apart from a tailwind.
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|---|---|---|---|---|
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◆ $paramtypesmap
◆ _clickedThrough
| const _clickedThrough = "_clickedThrough" |
◆ _failedDeliveryFailure
| const _failedDeliveryFailure = "_failedDeliveryFailure" |
◆ _failedInvalidAddress
| const _failedInvalidAddress = "_failedInvalidAddress" |
◆ _failedOther
| const _failedOther = "_failedOther" |
◆ _failedSpam
| const _failedSpam = "_failedSpam" |
◆ _failedTemplateError
| const _failedTemplateError = "_failedTemplateError" |
◆ _failedUnexpectedError
| const _failedUnexpectedError = "_failedUnexpectedError" |
◆ _invalidSenderAddress
| const _invalidSenderAddress = "_invalidSenderAddress" |
◆ _mailboxDisabled
| const _mailboxDisabled = "_mailboxDisabled" |
◆ _mailboxIsFull
| const _mailboxIsFull = "_mailboxIsFull" |
◆ _mailboxNotAcceptingMessages
| const _mailboxNotAcceptingMessages = "_mailboxNotAcceptingMessages" |
◆ _mailProtocolIssues
| const _mailProtocolIssues = "_mailProtocolIssues" |
◆ _mediaError
| const _mediaError = "_mediaError" |
◆ _messageExceedsSizeLengthLimits
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◆ _networkServerIssues
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◆ _opened
| const _opened = "_opened" |
◆ _purchased
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◆ _queued
| const _queued = "_queued" |
◆ _received
| const _received = "_received" |
◆ _responded
| const _responded = "_responded" |
◆ _securityIssues
| const _securityIssues = "_securityIssues" |
◆ _sent
◆ _skippedDueToPreviousHardBounce
| const _skippedDueToPreviousHardBounce = "_skippedDueToPreviousHardBounce" |
◆ _subscribed
| const _subscribed = "_subscribed" |
◆ _tooManyRecipients
| const _tooManyRecipients = "_tooManyRecipients" |
◆ _unsubscribed
| const _unsubscribed = "_unsubscribed" |
◆ _unsubscribedByFeedbackLoop
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Neural - refers to the nervous system.
Plasticity - the capacity to adapt or change.
Understanding these principles benefits people because they can start to learn about the brain's ability to change itself. Although habits are well-travelled pathways, it is possible to think differently and change these by rewiring our brains.
Visualising what you are trying to achieve lights up the primary visual cortex. Imagining something influences the action because these functions are integrated and 1 influences the other.
By practising something mentally the neuron connections are still being strengthened because they are being used. This is an effective way of preparing for any physical skill - each thought changes the structure and function of the brain by affecting neurons at a microscopic level.
I might engage with the principles of neuroplasticity for my own benefit by ensuring that I am in a learning environment that will generate successful outcomes (both physical surrounds as well as internally; mentally).
Repetition, intensity and time of learning something new matters, so making sure to practice intently when my mind is at its most receptive.
And finally making meaningful connections in the content to help improve retention of the information - putting it in context. By seeing the relationships between concepts to generate greater brain cell activity and achieve more successful long term memory storage and retrieval.
Some ways to increase my neuroplasticity might be to use it or lose it; failing to drive specific brain functions can lead to loss of abilities, so making sure to use it and improve it instead. By driving specific functions I can start to improve my abilities in the areas of focus.
I can look for opportunities for transference - where a change in functions can lead to learning other similar skills. Also being mindful that the words we use to praise, coach and criticise others impact their association of the information being presented.
And finally avoiding interference - where brain changes that result in bad habits can interfere with good learning habits.
Having a growth mindset (the belief that you are in control of your own ability, and can learn and improve) is the key to success.
It is relevant to focus on what I can do to improve my ability rather than focus on how well I have or haven't done with a task.
Yes, you need to commit to developing a growth mindset. Hard work, effort, and persistence are important, but not as important as having the underlying belief that you are in control of your own destiny. Cultivating a growth mindset is so powerful that it could be the single most important thing that I do to achieve success.
I will integrate growth mindset into my learning journey by not being afraid of failure and giving things a go and viewing setbacks as an opportunity to learn.
This will help me with trying even harder to overcome a problem.
Change your mindset, change your game.
These understandings may shape or influence my learning plan and strategy by learning and teaching others to develop and improve their abilities through the adoption of a growth mindset.
This will be very empowering and help me take control of my learning. By being in control, this should result in better performance and successful learning outcomes.
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We could, but it would quickly get out of sync with the provider. If you authorize a provider with full permissions, then re-authorize it with limited permissions later, foauth.org will store the limited permissions, even though provider will typically keep the original permissions intact.
You'll have to figure that out with each of those services themselves. With OAuth, service providers can revoke the token that foauth.org uses to access your data, but that can only be done on their end. Usually, it's somewhere in your account settings.
Technically, we could offer a feature for that as well, where we simply delete your token, but that would be another anti-pattern we don't want to start. After all, someone less scrupulous could just tell you they deleted your OAuth tokens but still keep them behind the scenes.


License: Same as jQuery (Dual GPL + MIT)
Author: Doug Neiner
Download: InFieldLabels.zip
Source: GitHub
Size: Under 1KB Minified and gzipped
Overview:
This is a simple plugin that turns properly formatted HTML forms into
forms with in-field label support. Labels fade when the field is focussed and disappear
when text entry begins. Clearing a field and leaving brings back the label.
Browser Support:
IE6+, WebKit Browsers (Safari, Chrome), Firefox 2+ * IE6 requires a background-color be set on the label to match the background of the field.
Known Issues:
Browser Auto-Complete can cause problems in hiding the labels. Less of an issue for Login Boxes, but much more of an issue with comment forms. (Fixed thanks to @zawaideh!)
There may still me a few cases where you will still have an issue with overlapping labels and autocompleted fields. In these cases, you can turn on polling by passing pollDuration with a number larger than 0. If you want to turn polling on globally for your usage, change the default: $.inFieldLabels.defaultOptions.pollDuration = 300. (Thanks to @fakeartist for the basis for this feature!)
HTML:

 Label Text
 <input type="text" name="field_id" value="" id="field_id">

CSS:
More CSS is needed to position the label nicely over the input or text area element, but since it all depends on how you have styled those elements, only the bare-bones are listed here. Keep in mind any block element can surround the label and input field.
 is used as an example.
form p { position:relative } form p br { display: none } label { position:absolute; top:0; left:0; cursor:text}
Javascript:
$(document).ready(function(){ $("label").inFieldLabels(); });
Options can be passed along with the method or set ahead of time for all inFieldLabel controls.
To set them ahead of time, use the following syntax:
$.inFieldLabels.defaultOptions.optionName = "";
To pass them at call time, use the following syntax:
$("label").inFieldLabels({ optionName:value });
fadeOpacity: Value between 0.1 and 1.0.
When a field is focussed, its label is animated to this opacity. Defaults to 0.5
fadeDuration: Time in milliseconds
When an animation occurs, it uses this setting to determine duration. Defaults to 300
pollDuration: Time in milliseconds or `0` to disable polling
If set to a number greater than zero, the code will check the value of the field at the specified interval until content is detected in this field. Once content is detected or entered, the polling stops for this field.
className: A class to be applied to each label that is enhanced. Set to `false` or `""` and a class will not be set. Defaults to false
enabledInputTypes: Array of input types to allow
It is not normally desireable for checkbox and radio input types to have their labels fade out. This allows you to control which input types are allowed. Defaults to: [ "text", "search", "tel", "url", "email", "password", "textarea" ]
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Late last year, Pegasus received all the buzz in the macOS/iOS scene. The spyware was used by nation state actors, targeting human rights defender Ahmed Mansoor. Developed by NSO Group in Israel, the malware is usually introduced via a malicious link through text message, and is capable of gaining remote kernel code execution on the target iOS device's before jailbreaking and installing itself onto the victim device.
Pegasus leverages 3 vulnerabilities collectively known as Trident-- a webkit memory corruption, a kernel infoleak, and another memory corruption in the kernel. Countless posts have been posted accompanied with proof-of-concepts for the kernel portion of Trident. This post isn't going to cover the details of the kernel exploits chain like the others. Instead, I just wanted to highlight and explain a minor detail in the infoleak portion that could cause some confusion.
Recall that the infoleak vulnerability resided in OSUnserializeBinary
's big
switch case for kOSSerializeNumber
where len
is passed to initialize an
OSNumber
, but is never checked.
case kOSSerializeNumber:
bufferPos += sizeof(long long);
if (bufferPos > bufferSize) break;
value = next[1];
value <<= 32;
value |= next[0];
o = OSNumber::withNumber(value, len);
next += 2;
break;
Digging deeper down, we can see exactly how an OSNumber
is initialized when
going through OSUnserializeBinary
. In the snippet below, the actual value of
the OSNumber
is obtained through the provided value logical anded with the
sizeMask
. The sizeMask
is a pound defined value in the beginning of the
file that that basically just masks out any bits not used by our value.
#define sizeMask (~0ULL >> (64 - size))
bool OSNumber::init(unsigned long long inValue, unsigned int newNumberOfBits)
{
if (!super::init())
return false;
size = newNumberOfBits;
value = (inValue & sizeMask);
return true;
}
As I was trying to understand the Trident infoleak, I couldn't wrap my head
around how everyone was able to leak the return address of
is_io_registry_entry_get_property_bytes
and, in addition, leak the OSNumber
value using a len
of 0x200
. For example, the output below is from my PoC
exploit.
[.] leaked data:
0x4242424241414141 <-- OSNumber value
0xffffff802c274584
0xffffff802c76c400
0x4
0xffffff80296245a0
0xffffff802c2745b4
0xffffff887e9e3e30
0xffffff801ed962cf <-- return address
Quoting the C++ standard (2014 draft) chapter 5.8:
The behavior is undefined if the right operand is negative, or greater than or equal to the length in bits of the promoted left operand.
Just to do a quick test, I ran
$ cat foo.cpp
#include <stdio.h>
int main(int argc, char **argv) {
printf("%#llx\n", ~0ULL >> (0x40 - 0x200));
return 0;
}
$ ./foo
0x7fff5a1fa6b8
$ ./foo
0x7fff532f26b8
$ ./foo
0x7fff5db0c6b8
So naturally, I thought that the leaked data that corresponded to the
OSNumber
value would just be garbage, but this was not what I was seeing. I
was seeing the whole 64 bits of constructed data. Perplexed but intrigued, I
decided to get to the bottom of this even though it doesn't really matter for
the actual exploit.
Shortly after I wrote the test program above, I realized that the compiler
might have optimized the program to not include the shift. If you disassemble
it, you can confirm that's indeed the case. Whatever was in the counter
register is actually passed as the second parameter of printf
which is why it
looks like we're printing stack addresses. Instead of writing another test
program, I decided to just take a look at the disassembled OSNumber::init
.
Here, edx
is newNumberOfBits
which is assigned to size
. ecx
is 0x40
(64 decimal). ecx
subtracts our size edx
, and the least significant byte
becomes our shift count. After the subtraction, ecx
should become
0xfffffe40
(0x40-0x200), and thus cl
becomes 0x40
which is exactly the
bit length of an unsigned long long. Still, intuition would say that logical
right shift of the whole bit length would result in 0.
The behavior we're seeing is quickly explained when we look at Intel 64 and IA-32 architectures software developer's manual's section about SAL/SAR/SHL/SHR.
The count operand can be an immediate value or the CL register. The count is masked to 5 bits (or 6 bits if in 64-bit mode and REX.W is used). The count range is limited to 0 to 31 (or 63 if 64-bit mode and REX.W is used). A special opcode encoding is provided for a count of 1.
...
In 64-bit mode, the instruction's default operation size is 32 bits and the mask width for CL is 5 bits. Using a REX prefix in the form of REX.R permits access to additional registers (R8-R15). Using a REX prefix in the form of REX.W promotes operation to 64-bits and sets the mask width for CL to 6 bits. See the summary chart at the beginning of this section for encoding data and limits.
Indeed, the corresponding opcode is 48 D3 E8
which has the REX.W
prefix. Masking 6
bits means that an Intel processor will shift at most \(2^6-1=63\) bits before
cycling back to 0 shift count.
Modifying our original test program slightly, we can see this exact behavior.
$ cat foo.cpp
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
int main(int argc, char **argv) {
printf("%#llx\n", ~0ULL >> (0x40 - atoi(argv[1])));
return 0;
}
$ for i in `seq 0 70`; do echo $i: `./foo $i`; done
0: 0xffffffffffffffff
1: 0x1
2: 0x3
3: 0x7
...
60: 0xfffffffffffffff
61: 0x1fffffffffffffff
62: 0x3fffffffffffffff
63: 0x7fffffffffffffff
64: 0xffffffffffffffff
65: 0x1
66: 0x3
67: 0x7
68: 0xf
69: 0x1f
70: 0x3f
In hindsight, shifting 0 bits obviously should produce 0xffffffffffffffff
and
using 6 bit mask for 64 bit length also obviously makes sense. None of this has
any bearing on the Pegasus/Trident infoleak portion as long as the length is
greater or equal to 512; I just found this minor detail interesting.


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Then something.
Then everything.
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What I expected to be little bike ride through the park became a rollercoaster through the planets. This was a worknight, again. Extremely intense, way too much for a worknight. Alas, I was in for a ride, and held on tight.
The Simpsons carried us into a candyland maze of colors and cartoons, and inspired us to create a cartoon of our own, so we did. I had these glowsticks in my car, which I retrieved. There was two greens, a blue, and a red. Oh yeah. Lisa had just finished mopping the kitchen floor and cleaning everything...
And we got the scissors out. The glowsticks were parted by a single cut, and exposed. To hold on in your hand above your head like the statue of liberty, only to allow your arm to swing violently, releasing the glowing substance to land on and light up every inanimate object, only to animate it. Rob danced under the rain of color, and it stained him - his hat, his shirt, everything. Yes - 'let your children play'. Let them sing, let them dance, let them REJOICE! And so it was, the entire room glowed. Brilliant red, green, blue stars everywhere. The ceiling, the kitchen, the carpet, the walls, the furniture - and Rob...
So there we stand, hovering over a maze of colors and stars like Gods looking down upon a universe. And it was the universe, indeed. We would hover over a particular galaxy, and them shoot to the floor to investigate a particular cluster of stars. The stars would then become everything - clowns, faces, shaped, a fantastic kaleidescopic array of patterns, vibrant with glowing color. And the lights are off the whole time...
Needless to say, in REALITY - Lisa was not too pleased. But the children want to play, none the less. Let your children play. And we did. DRIVER 2 is a video game where we crash cars into each other, and crash we did. A burst of laugher not much different than that of young schoolgirls rang out every two minutes from the astronauts. They were bliss, and watched, as everything turned and twisted, through the night.
And then it was 2:00AM. The walls told the tale that this was not over, not by a longshot. I gaged the depth of my journey directly by the speed at which the walls allowed themselves to liquify and allow gravity to take hold of them, their appearance, their structure. And melting at a rate of 12 inches per 5 seconds was an indicator of where, in time and space, we were. It was time for the plants to try and bring me home.
And so we began to build clouds inside the house. We knew that these clouds would be the only hope of bringing the astronauts closer to the earth, as well as allowing a proper decent, without incineration upon entry into the atmosphere.
And success it was. Apollo 13 landed, and two sailors are left at sea, swimming. And so I laid my head to rest, still swimming, hoping that throughout the night, we would find shoreline. God bless the shoreline, huh? Well, in the middle of the night, the swimmers did, finally, swim to shore. With both feet on the ground - I awoke. It was 7:15AM. Rob lay on the couch, eyes closed. I'm sure he made it to shore, too. After all, it was quite clear early in the night that I had traveled a LOT further than he.
I closed my eyes again, and Lisa drove to work. I opened my eyes, sat down, and began to type.
And I type now. This is my story, this was my dance. The children's soft minds were soaked, and dried. As I look around me today, I feel a greater distance between my fellow man and myself than ever before. My coworkers - they are in place in this universe much different than I. I am further from humanity, and closer to God, or so that is the word I choose to use because it encompasses NATURE, the STARS, and the 5th dimension. People are funny, yes they are. I feel so detached from common man, and closer to the wonders of the world - it's unbelievable. To play...yes, to play.
Let your children play.
There's something different about us, different from the common man. No, sir. You are uncommon in such common land.
Let us play.
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Fullstack Engineer - Web Developer - Physicist
I'm a fullstack engineer specialized in developing web applications using various technologies. Before my career as a software engineer, I'm a physics researcher working on ultracold atomic gases.
I'm a self-taught programmer. I also have extensive knowledge of using Python, Mathematica, and Matlab for scientific programming.


About Me
BIO
Hands-on, result-oriented and highly motivated application developer and programmer. I have worked with and mentored cross-functional teams of varying sizes across geographical locations. For me, user experience and customer satisfaction are paramount and I, therefore always strive to deliver feature-rich, user-friendly, responsive and visually appealing applications.
Skills
Sites Developed and Maintained by Me
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Kar.COVID19-Info.website
An unofficial COVID 19 tracker created with React.js for the state of Karnataka. View the repository on Github.
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YAHPQ.rocks
A quiz site created with a React.js, PostgreSQL and Django REST API. The site is deployed on a Digital Ocean droplet. View the repository on Github.
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CoronaMythBusters.com
A COVID-19 awareness site created in Django, HTML, CSS, jQuery, Redis and PostgreSQL. The site is deployed on a Digital Ocean droplet. View the repository on Github.
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AbhishekPednekar.com
Personal portfolio site developed using Flask, HTML, Sass, jQuery, Redis and PostgreSQL. Site deployed on a Digital Ocean droplet. View the repository on Github.
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CodeDisciples.in
Personal blog site developed in Pelican, HTML, CSS and Markdown. Site deployed using Netlify. Includes a Flask REST API with full-text search. View the repository on Github.


STRIDE
Threats Classification by Microsoft
Why do we need threats classification?
Spoofing Identity
伪装身份
Tampering with Data
篡改数据
Repudiation
抵赖
Information Disclosure
信息泄露
Denial of Service
拒绝服务
Elevation of Privilege
提升权限
Threat Modeling


Monica Liu is a 4th year Computer Science undergrad student at UCSD.
CSE167 project - Kart Mania
CSE168 project - C++ Renderer
Github: https://github.com/Tsuruko
Email: liu.mona.c@gmail.com


Based on the Grafana 7.5 and support the latest version of Grafana 8.0. RedisGraph improvements, Alerting and Refactoring.
Requires the latest version of Grafana 8.0. . See the release information for all changes and download links.
Requires the latest version of Grafana 8.0. See the release information for all changes and download links.
Plugins allow users to extend and customize their Grafana experience with their choice of data sources, dashboards, and apps at GrafanaCon 2021.
A new post was published on the Grafana Labs blog.
Based on the latest version of Grafana 7.5. Signed and added to the Grafana repository. 99% Unit tests coverage.
Based on the latest version of Grafana 7.5. Added RG.PYDUMPREQS and updated XRANGE commands. Documentation updates.
Mikhail Volkov presented Redis plugins for Grafana at RedisConf 2021.
The initial release of documentation for Redis Data Source, Application and Explorer plugins published on https://redisgrafana.github.io.
The first Application plugin moved to React. Introduced RedisGears Script Editor, Latency and Keys consuming a lot of memory panels. 97% Unit tests coverage.
Added RedisGears, RedisGraph and Streams commands. 94% Unit tests coverage.
Redis 6.2 the "Community Edition" introduced new command, improvements, and bugfixes. Along with performance and memory optimizations.
Introduced Breaking Changes. Based on the latest version of Grafana 7.3. Added RediSearch commands.
Mikhail Volkov and Alexey Smolyanyy presented Real-time observability with Redis and Grafana and introduced Redis Application at ObservabilityCON.
Initial release based on the latest version of Grafana 7.2. Provides Redis CLI panel.
Based on the latest version of Grafana 7.2. Added support for Redis 6 ACL. Moved to RedisGrafana GitHub organization.
Series of blog posts "Introducing the Redis Data Source Plug-in for Grafana", "How to Use the New Redis Data Source for Grafana Plug-in" and "3 Real-Life Apps Built with Redis Data Source for Grafana".
Introduced new RedisTimeSeries commands, Streaming and ARM64 platform support for IoT.
The first community signed data source published in the Grafana repository. Based on the latest version of Grafana 7.1.
Itamar Haber did the first commit building a prototype for RedisTimeSeries using Radix client. Mikhail Volkov did another prototype which was merged to Redis Data Source.
Grafana Labs introduced Grafana 7.0 at GrafanaCon 2020 with a new Backend plugins platform.


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1. Check postal address before sending
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Click to listen to a private stream of our forthcoming album on soundcloud.
Formed in Brazil in late 1967 from an unlikely merging of turtles and small monkeys, we’re a four-piece channelling combinations of lounge, bossa nova and marching band music into extended instrumental compositions. Having spent a number of years refining our sound and playing shows around South America, we’ve recently recorded and mixed our debut album with David Castillo and Jens Bogren at Fascination Street Studios, Sweden.
Our forthcoming debut album combines our massive range of influences into an exploration of the theme of metamorphosis, each section or idea emerging as a development or response to the previous and combining into a seamless flow between elements of an eclectic mix of genres. The compositions are entirely instrumental which leaves them open to interpretation and lets the listener become totally immersed, as well as allowing us to break away from traditional song structures. The album is split into two halves divided into three tracks each, but these are written and recorded to flow smoothly together as a continuous 45 minute experience.


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EC's drought-stricken residents urged to boil their water
by Algoa FMThe Deparment of Water and Sanitation has encouraged water-users in drought-stricken areas of the Eastern Cape to boil their drinking water before consumption.
In a statement on Friday, it said that it had received numerous complaints of poor water quality in several parts of the province.
"The Department of Water and Sanitation would like to encourage water users, especially in the areas of Nelson Mandela Bay, Adelaide, Bedford as well as Butterworth, to take particular care when drinking water from their taps," said spokesperson Sputnik Ratau.
He said residents in parts of Nelson Mandela Bay reported that water coming out of the taps had become dark and they found it difficult to drink.
Ratau also said that communities in Butterworth depend on water tankers provided by the Amathole District Municipality, adding that it was also wise for the community to continue boiling their water.
He said in towns such as Bedford and Adelaide there was no water to flush toilets and the towns were receiving water three days a week.
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User Guide for Quiz Answering
Welcome and thanks for downloading our app! This is the user guide for the quiz answering part of our app UCL POP QUIZ. It is a game developed based on geospatial information. You are totally free to create your own quiz answering game! After you create the quiz points by question setting app (another part of this app), then you can walk around and discover the quiz points with your friends!
First of all, when you open the quiz answering app on your smart phone, you can see a map with UCL as the centre. All the quiz points set by question setting app will show on the map with the orange color. And the five closest quiz points will show in the yellow color,
meanwhile the closest quiz point will show up. When getting closer within 50m, there is an alert show up to remind you that you have already entered the range of the quiz point. At the After you submit your answer, our app will tell you whether you answer it correctly.
Secondly, all the functional buttons are in the left-hand menu, including "Get Quiz Points", "Get Closest Point", "Get 5 Closest points", "Remove Quiz Points", "Get Ranking", "Proximity", "Track Location".
"Get Quiz Points": Getting current quiz points set by question setting app, show on orange color, it will show automatcially when you open the app
"Get Closest Point": Getting the closest point which one is the closest one to you, it will take (very short) time to get your location and pop up the closest quiz
"Get Correct Number": Getting how many quizzes clients answered correctly
"Remove Quiz Points": Removing all the current quiz points
"Get Ranking": Getting your current ranking
"Proximity Alert": Getting the proximity alert when you get close to the quiz point
"Track Location": Tracking the user current location
Create your own game now! Walking outside and meeting new friends from now on! Enjoy your trip! :)