Monthly Release: 2017-03-01
Camlistore version dc4d1650b3 built with Go 1.8.
In addition to all the changes - see the release notes below - we are pleased
to introduce "The Camlistore Network": as of now, any Camlistore instance
created through the Camlistore
Launcher gets a hostname in the camlistore.net domain, as
well as an HTTPS certificate for that name. The hostname is the short
form of the GPG key fingerprint of the Camlistore instance. So
if your GPG key fingerprint is e.g. DF4A6661, your instance runs at
https://df4a6661.camlistore.net.
Another notable addition, albeit experimental as well, is the Scanning Cabinet
app, a port
of bradfitz/scanningcabinet.
Downloads
Darwin
camlistore-20170301-darwin.tar.gz
SHA256: 5e5be0fbf9202b48fab0084ae601dbbec7464d1c9aa9174c807b496b00bf2dc7
Linux
camlistore-20170301-linux.tar.gz
SHA256: 1a92b34f5091254ab6f7806fc085d40029c337eed6b64deed75f815894e18272
Source
camlistore-20170301-src.zip
SHA256: 92cc506728bbcba014ef455dcd3c720cb1fb244581dbb21046c8dcb8fc619fbc
Windows
camlistore-20170301-windows.zip
SHA256: 007e08b04ba05ccfcbac6863aff61b99d50fbcd387ea2c3bbb68f1457d3811f9
Release Stats
20 total committers over 602 commits since cf0c847fbf7e3e48ef463e86674520a4da9aedbb
including Aaron Boodman, Aleksandr Mogylchenko, Alok Parlikar, Attila Tajti,
Brad Fitzpatrick, Daniel Heath, Eric Drechsel, Filippo Valsorda, Jeremy
Schlatter, Jeromy, Joseph Anthony Pasquale Holsten, Kate Pek, Ricardo Kirkner,
Stephen Searles, Steve Armstrong, Tamás Gulácsi, Tilman Dilo, Will Norris,
kortschak, mpl.
Thank you!
Release Notes
-
android:
- avoid excessive UI updates
- add Cardboard Camera directory
- build client with Go 1.7
- fix/update docker build
-
app/publisher:
- do not show all published nodes at root
- use autocert too when Camlistore does it
- rewrite gensearchtypes.sh as gensearchtypes.go
- serve text types with their right MIMEs
- file rendering and navigation with jquery
- infinite scrolling of set members
-
app/scanningcabinet:
-
blobserver:
- fix deadlock in MergedEnumerate
-
blobserver/b2:
- add new Storage based on Backblaze B2
-
blobserver/blobpacked:
- change the meaning of
-recovery
- fix missing error check
- fix TestReindex at Go master
- make TestPackLarge work with Go tip
- reindex meta from packed blobs
- fix manifest doc example
-
blobserver/cloudstorage:
-
blobserver/diskpacked:
- allow removing non-existing blob
- Change the reindex test data, fix hash
-
blobserver/encrypt:
- delete redundant err check
-
blobserver/google/cloudstorage:
- do not panic on failed Fetch
-
blobserver/localdisk:
-
blobserver/s3:
- limit concurrent PutObject calls
- new test for writing files
- Error when an s3 bucket contains non-blob files
-
blobserver/shard:
-
camlistored:
- request a name in camlistore.net
- use Let's Encrypt
- allow GCL for non-GCE
- upload gpg key blob on startup
- add
-syslog
flag
- do not use syslog on windows
-
camlistored/ui:
- specify sort order in search queries
- rename confusing Pudgy menu to Camli
- Fix search doc URL in log message
- fix reload menu item for broken websocket connection
- renamed "Search roots" to "Favorites"
- fix symlink in filetree view
- use authentication token instead of Basic Auth
- implement swipe for left/right nav on mobile
- upload with input file button
- port Directory view to React
- disable tokenAuth when auth is None
- Add button to remove selection from current set.
- Fix js error on all search queries
- remove deprecated getDOMNode calls
-
camget:
- update client share chain when getting blobs from cache
- print help with
-h
or --help
-
camput:
- replace kv with leveldb for stat/havecache
- use wantCapCtime
- print share URL
- update for absence of skipDirs
-
camtool:
- print help with
-h
or --help
- add sync flags to dump config and control sync concurrency
- add basic describe
--at
flag
- output server-config.json string
-
camtool search:
- added
-continue
flag to complement -limit
-
camtool sync:
- local path support on Windows
-
client:
- fail properly when no SearchRoot
- fix transport tests for fba8b457de814baf90412fafc4fbbca7415189e6
- set camliType, use correct blobref
-
config/dev-server-config.json:
- fix SourceRoot for publisher
- used leveldb for the dev server instead of kv
- fix publisher
-
constants/google:
- remove, use oauth2/google instead
-
deploy/gce:
- no self-signed certs, name in camlistore.net
- show camli version to be deployed
- temp fix to bring /launch back up
- remove old TODO
- fix error overescaping
- do not ask for password
-
devcam hook:
-
doc:
- explain how publisher paths work with permanodes
- TLS certificate configuration
- fix typo
- fix publishing link
- presentations
- Document substring matching for attribute search
- add camliNetIP in server-config
-
doc/release.txt:
-
doc/schema:
- add missing link to bytes.md
-
doc/search-ui.txt:
- Strip trailing whitespace
-
doc/server-config:
- fix genconfig typo
- add low-level section
-
doc/storage.md:
- Document how to configure s3 storage
-
dockerfile:
- update
- add CAMLI_GOPHERJS_GOROOT
- fix for Go 1.8
-
dockertest:
- check for error messages when pulling
- use official mysql image
-
fastjpeg:
- remove work-around for os/exec bug
-
foursquare:
- Do venue photos requests userless
- safely access venueItem.Location
-
fs:
- check mountedness with /proc/mounts
- take At into account for (root)dirs
- remove noXattr type
- osxfuse version check shouldn't depend on map ordering
-
gitignore:
-
gpgchallenge:
- expose the clients handler
- more paranoia against clients
- require public key of at least 2048 bits
- to prove IP ownership with a gpg challenge
-
HACKING:
- new contrib commit message
-
httputil:
- fix checkSystemRoots for Go1.6
-
importer:
- Unescape tweet content during import
- warn about insecure form
- make RunContext.Context be a read-only accessor
- add long-polling support. make Twitter updates real-time.
- make the client secret be input type=password
- cache accounts list
-
importer/foursquare:
- fix attempts to download empty string URLs
- import also the photo of the companion
- increment importer version
- also import who checked in together
- use golang.org/x/oauth2
-
importer/picasa:
- simplify, consolidate to single file
- rm anyErr because never set
- use golang.org/x/oauth2
-
importer/pinboard:
- fix test
- kill World after test
-
index:
- read blob before acquiring index mutex
- clean up BlobSniffer a bit
- util_test.go not an index impl
- skip reindexing tests on Travis CI
- improve Corpus attr lookup with signer filter
- use mime.TypeByExtension to record MIMEType
- add ClaimsAttrValue
- test showing issue #756
- store exifgps keys without exponent
- add missing locking for some tests
- make corpus RLock take a context
- corpus: more valuesAtSigner doc
- corpus: add Attrs cache to PermanodeMeta
- fix deadlock with search.
- simplify out of order indexing
-
integration/camput:
- check we upload same file only once
-
make.go:
- allow dots in mirrored filenames
- when running with go tip, use Go 1.7 to build gopherjs
- optionally build camnetdns
- use host GOOS and GOARCH when go generating zsearch.go
- do not cross-compile gopherjs
- generate search types for app/publisher
- build and run gopherjs for publisher
- mirror assembly code too
- remove
--use_gopath
- just build website with
-website
- build for ARM in its own versioned gopath dir
- make GOARM default to 7, fix TODO
- add TODO about cross-compiling on ARMvx to ARMvy
- typo
- Add parameters to allow for ARM cross compiling
- require Go 1.6
- Switch to Go1.7
- fix version check for go1.8beta and go1.8rc
- always populate gopherjsGoroot
- increase, and enforce, git rev to 10 chars
- switch to Go 1.8
- make it work for gopherjs again
-
misc/amazon/s3:
- test against fake-s3 in docker
- fix test for Client
-
misc/docker:
- monthly.go: add blank lines to release notes source
- fix missing space typo
- bucket.List + CAMLI_GOPHERJS_GOROOT fixes
- monthly.go: more grouping of release notes
- dock.go: print binaries tarball path
- dock.go: fix flag doc typo for version
- restore check that we run in docker
- gensearchtypes.sh does not exist anymore
- chmod u+x on gensearchtypes.sh
- Go1.7
- update VERSION file when pushing new image
- add zoneinfo to GCE docker image
- update zip-source.go
- replace CopyObject calls
- build ignore for standalone programs
- rm third_party in zip-source
- fix third_party move for docker image
- go 1.6.1
- stamp version as well to binaries
- go: bump to Go1.6
- go1.8rc2
- go 1.6.2
- monthly.go: improve download boxes style
- monthly.go: generate raw release notes
- monthly.go: generate commit statistics
- monthly.go: use release date in files names
- monthly.go: automatically generate a monthly release
- release: zip-source.go
- release: fix google cloud use
-
misc/pinentry:
- runPass: set stdin, check error
-
netutil:
-
osutil:
- remove dependency on pkg/env
- fix Windows build
- add arguments to RestartProcess
- catch error from non-implemented Getrlimit
-
publisher:
- support case when published top node is not a set
- change http status and message when serving root
- restore SourceRoot configurability
-
schema:
- limit I/O concurrency in Readdir
-
schema/nodeaddr:
- add GivenName, FamilyName
-
search:
- add test to illustrate issue 881
- fix panic when claim and permanode have no attributes.
- add precise alloc counts in TestGetPermanodeLocationAllocs
- unify location Query with Describe
- allow blob.Parse allocations in TestGetPermanodeLocationAllocs
- improve location describe performance
- generate exif file from scratch for location tests
- make sure getPermanodeLocation does not allocate
- make floats more visible with post dot zero
- fix matching location spanning latitude 180
- fix float VS int bug in BenchmarkLocationPredicate
- add EXIF files to BenchmarkLocationPredicate
- add cached geocode results used in benchmarks
- benchmark location queries
- add BenchmarkQueryPermanodeLocation
- clarify sorting limitation
- add location info to DescribedBlob
- rename Describe to StartDescribe
- fix describe race
- use the right method for locking the index
- lock index for corpus creation
- add query and describe benchmarks
- optimize file search by wholeRef
- search by "with" keyword
- RLock Describe requests
- RLock index around GetBlobMeta
- remove broken websocket status optimization.
- add JSON name for filename on DirConstraint
- add parentof search expression
-
server:
- add missing defer in sync handler
- add share handler prefix to discovery
- on auth needed, let us authenticate
- instruction for updating on GCE
- update home page and doc about /setup
- fix sharing, add tests
- fall back to serving UI resources from GOPATH as last resort
- HTML escape each sync validation error, put on their own lines
- synchandler: add exported constructor and IdleWait method
- sync: allow running validation multiple times
- sync: fix recent errors logging
-
server/app:
- refresh cached domain blobs on 403
- do not mutate r.URL.Path
- proxy search requests for publisher
- improve app handling
-
camnetdns:
- get certificate from Let's Encrypt
- persist records in datastore
- reply with NXDOMAIN when needed
- implement more of the DNS protocol
- make it work
- set authority flag on dns response
- log all incoming requests
- default to port 53 on gce
- add cloudlaunch config
- start of camlistore.net DNS server
-
serverinit:
- add b2 and encrypt secrets to redaction list
- allow sorted for other indexes
- print stack when recovering in InstallHandlers
- fix blobpacked_index genconfig for GCS
- remove trailing commas causing invalid JSON
- improve handling of redacted data in config handler
- add /debug/goroutines handler
- improve genconfig error message
- fix test after 7b78c50007780643798adf3fee4c84f3a10154c9
-
sorted:
- log and skip on too large a key/value
-
sorted/levedb:
- check error on closing iter
-
sorted/mysql:
- drop tables on reindex
- fix detection of outdated database schema
- cap number of queries to 20 at a time
- remove DB from pool when closing
-
sorted/sqlkv:
- rollback failed transaction
- don't release gate until iterator is closed
-
sorted/sqlkv, sorted/sqlite:
- replace Serial bool with a *syncutil.Gate
-
test/integration:
- make sure testing not linked in camlistored
- share large file test
- fix TestCamputUploadOnce for devcam test
-
third_party:
- remove code.google.com/p/goauth2
-
third_party/goleveldb:
- rm tests that need other deps
-
third_party/picago:
- remove unneeded oauth helpers
-
third_party/rsc/qr:
-
travis ci:
- build with Go 1.6
- remove go tip
- update to go 1.7
- revert to Go 1.7
-
types:
-
vendor:
- Move remaining stuff from third_party/*
- update go4.org/wkfs/gcs
- rm golang.org/x/crypto/openpgp/clearsign
- add golang.org/x/crypto/openpgp/clearsign
- add golang.org/x/time/rate
- rm code.google.com/p/go.crypto/openpgp
- add golang.org/x/crypto/acme
- add google.golang.org/api/internal
- rename google.golang.org/cloud to cloud.google.com/go
- update bazil.org/fuse
- update go4.org/lock
- update github.com/cznic/fileutil
- fix more website (protobuf) deps
- update cloud,grpc,protobuf libraries
- update google.golang.org/cloud
- update github.com/russross/blackfriday
- add golang.org/x/sys/unix
- update golang.org/x/oauth2
- update http2
- update go4.org
- update go4.org
- update go4.org/lock
- go4.org/lock
- update cloud/storage
- update http2
- remove future/mime/multipart
- remove mousetrap dep in github.com/spf13/cobra
- goexif: unvendor old import path
- embed: upgrade less.js to 2.6.1, so CSS loads via http/2
- Update bazil.org/fuse
- Drop leveldb-go
- update cloud.google.com/go/logging to V2 API
- replace google.golang.org/grpc with github.com/bradfitz/grpc-go
- update react to 15.4.2
- update gopherjs to 1.8-1
-
webserver:
- force tls MinVersion to TLS1.2
-
website:
- fix nil based panic
- run on staging instance
- log when SMTP down
- launcher: show when in WIP mode
- make sure autocert is given a host name
- use golang.org/x/crypto/acme for Let's Encrypt
- update google cloud dependencies
- specify Go 1.7 requirement
- clean up previous docker git container
- monthly release: 10aa2b3fbd
- feature monthly releases
- mv downloadBox to all.css
- use Let's Encrypt
- Update Min Go Version to 1.6
- fix remaining old links to /docs/
- strip directory index and file extensions
- simplify docHandler
- redirect builder to travis
- add html ext to docs/releases/*
- update doc URLs
- fix wikipedia links on prior-art page
- restore search-ui.txt with link to new page
- update misc docs to markdown
- terminology: fix protocol links
- keep doc/schema flat
- convert schema docs to markdown
- serve non-HTML files as raw bytes
- use custom markdown options
- serve godocs for /app/ packages
- serve /doc/ URLs from top-level doc dir
- refactor mainHandler to allow diff roots
- do a full cloning of camlistore.org on startup
- redirect to https
- fix ssh for git push to github
- sync commits to github
- document importers in server-config
- always remove old demoblob3179 container
- print error for demo blobserver
- fix missing return from prev commit
- make /apiget in demo authenticated too
- chrome bug repro demo
- update homepage's latest release
- do not send mail when no smtp
- redirect /doc/dir to /doc/dir/ with trailing slash
- client-config: hint about paths, multiple aliases and sync
- Instantiate markdownRenderer per-request
- Document workflow for editing documentation.
- Convert code, community, and download pages to md.
- Remove /doc/contributing.md
- Comment explaining that contributors.html is a fallback.
- Add links for the latest presentation
- rename HACKING to CONTRIBUTING.md
- convert protocol docs to markdown
- restore the staging instance changes
- fix google styleguide URL


Senior Data Engineer - Reno, NV 89501
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What you will do
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You will join our Data Engineering team, working alongside our data scientists and ML engineers, to support Bombora R&D's mission to design, develop and maintain our world class B2B DaaS ecosystem, leveraging machine intelligence and web-content consumption data at-scale. You will do this by:
Creating and refining bounded (batch) and unbounded (streaming) ETL and ML data pipelines that comprise our production systems
Advancing development and integration of our major analytics and ML codebases using modern and rigorous software engineering principles
Helping to support and maintain our live production ETL and ML pipelines and systems
Mentoring and advancing the development of junior colleges with whom you will work with
Having fun in an environment of collaboration, curiosity, and experimentation
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Specific Responsibilities
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Develop applications, libraries and workflows with Python, Java, Apache Spark, Apache Beam, and Apache Airflow
Design and implement systems that run at scale on Google's Dataproc, Dataflow, Kubernetes Engine, Pub/Sub, and BigQuery platforms.
Learn, design and implement algorithms and machine learning operations, at-scale, using SciPy, PySpark, Spark Streaming, and MLBase libraries.
Learn and advance existing data models for our events, profiles and other datasets
Employ test-driven development, performance benchmarking, rapid release schedule, and continuous integration.
Participate in daily stand-ups, story planning, reviews, retrospectives, and the occasional outings to nearby local cuisine and / or culture.
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About you
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Your background
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Education: B.S. / M.S. in computer science, physics, electrical engineering, applied mathematics, or a related degree.
Work experience: 5+ years of real-world development experience and 2+ years of experience with cloud and/or big-data platforms.
Language Fluency: In Java / Python (at least 2 years of experience on commercial projects) and perhaps a few other languages, (we like Scala-friendly and Rust curious).
Data wrangler: Driven by data and the ability to leverage data to understand systems.
Impactful and effective: Live and breathe TDD and agile methodologies in software to great impact
Working knowledge of
Algorithms / Data Structures: Design patterns, efficiency, using the right abstraction for the task.
Functional Programming: Filters and maps, currying and partial evaluation, group-by and reduce-by, oh my!
OOP: Object paradigms to build components, when needed.
Databases: Both relational (MySQL, PostgreSQL) and NoSQL (HBase, Cassandra, MongoDB). No flaming, just know the tradeoffs between both.
Data Processing at scale: Distributed computations, map-reduce paradigm, and streaming processing.
Build and release toolchains: Experience deploying projects in both Python (conda, setuptools, etc.) and Java (Maven), and possibly Scala (sbt).
Git: Want you to be comfortable working with git (resolving conflicts, merging, branching, etc).
Bonus points for experience in
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Cloud Platforms, and their services.
Distributed Computation / Processing: Spark, Beam, Flink
Graph Processing: Pregel, GraphLab, or GraphX
Having contributed to any OSS, especially in the above said libraries.
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About Bombora
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Bombora provides a global business to business (B2B) intent platform powered by the world's largest publisher data co-op. Our data allows sales and marketing teams to base their actions on the knowledge of which companies are in-market for their products, and empowers marketing teams to practice #SustainableMarketing.
The source of this data is a co-operative of premium B2B media companies whose members contribute anonymized and consent-based content-consumption and behavioral data about their audiences. In turn, they can better understand those audiences, serve advertisers, and monetize their inventory.
We process billions of content interactions daily to detect intent signals from companies around the world. To do this, we use modern distributed processing and machine learning technologies, including Spark, Dataflow/Beam, Airflow, PyTorch, and BigQuery.
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About Bombora Data Engineering
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Bombora Data Engineering is tasked with supporting Bombora Data Science to achieve the common goals of knowledge extraction and insight generation from Bombora's significant reserves of consumer intent data. We are passionate about understanding the complex systems we model and extracting real value from the massive data we analyze.
At Bombora, we embrace diversity because it breeds innovation. Bombora is an equal opportunity employer and participates in E-Verify. Employment offers are contingent upon completion of successful background checks.


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Introduction
An MPPT, or maximum power point tracker is an electronic DC to DC converter that optimizes the match between the solar array (PV panels), and the battery bank or utility grid. To put it simply, they convert a higher voltage DC output from solar panels (and a few wind generators) down to the lower voltage needed to charge batteries. Most PV panels are built to put out a nominal 12 volts. The catch is "nominal". In actual fact, almost all "12-volt" solar panels are designed to put out from 16 to 18 volts. The problem is that a nominal 12-volt battery is pretty close to an actual 12 volts - 10.5 to 12.7 volts, depending on state of charge. Under charge, most batteries want from around 13.2 to 14.4 volts to fully charge. So to cope with this problem, a charge controller is required. To work on this amazing project, Aneel Kumar & Muhammad Javed Worked in team and had a very vast learning experience under the supervision of respected Dr. Asim Samejo.
Design Requirements
Our design requirement was that it should be as much compact as we can make it. Also, we must have main board and microcontroller board adjusted on each other. For that we had to make a main BCB board of MPPT Solar charge controller and a PCB board of Arduino Leonardo to control the main circuit.
Sample Image of Required Design
While designing the circuit, a rough sketch was needed so that we can refer to a particular design and idea. After thinking a lot on this, we came up with a sketch that our project should look like this.
Seeing this design we had in mind that in the enclosure will contain the PCB boards inside it and it will look presentable.
Project Execution Plan
Since it was a semester project, so we had 4 months to complete our project. We dived this duration into month wise work progress as in following pattern.
| # | Task Name | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Literature Review | ||||
| 2 | Preparation of Scheme / Model | ||||
| 3 | Implementation of Scheme / Model | ||||
| 4 | Final Design & Write-up |
Task Distribution
Keeping above work progress in mind, we divided the tasks in team so that we can work more effectively to reach our target. The division of this work is given below:
| Task | Assigned Person |
|---|---|
| Literature Review | Javed |
| Components & its Info | Javed |
| schematic desiging & Routing | Aneel |
| PCB Population | Aneel |
| Software Implemention | Collective Task |
| Testing And Troubleshooting | Collective Task |
| Case Designing | Javed |
| Documentation | Collective Task |
High Level Design
For understanding the high level designing of this project, let’s have a look on following diagram.
Voltage is coming from solar panel and is being fed to buck converter, voltage sensor and current sensor. Buck converter steps down the voltage. Leonardo board assigns the suitable voltage for charging of battery which is being fed by the buck converter. This information goes to the Leonardo board which then displays this info on LCD. We can connect load with this battery also.
Components Used:
-
1.44’’ 128x128 TFT LCD
This Color TFT LCD display has 128 x 128 resolution and 262 color, it uses SPI interface to communicate with controller such Arduino, it is the best upgrading of the Nokia5110
-
MOSFETs
MOSFETs are tri-terminal, voltage-controlled, high input impedance devices which form an integral part of vast variety of electronic circuits. It is also used for switching as well as signal amplifications.
- Voltage Sensors
- Current Sensor
- Buck Converter
- Arduino Leonardo
- Inductor
- Capacitors
- Resistors
- Voltage Regulators
PCB Schematics:
Now for designing PCB, we used Eagle software. The boards of micro-controller and of main circuit had to be designed separately. Those designs are given below:
- Arduino Leonardo Board
- MPPT Solar Charger Circuit
Troubleshooting we faced during Routing:
Having schematic of controller board and main Board separately, when we started to route our boards, the first issue we faced was that how should we route two boards in a way that we can connect them easily, so what we do was that we used two connectors to connect controller board with main board in a way that main board is placed on controller board. The next thing that troubled us was how route these two boards, so after routing and derouting the board around 4 to 5 times, we got a direction and started to route controller board by taking reference to Atmega238P and connectors in main board. When we have routed many of components, one more issue we faced was the components that were left could have a possible path to route them, so there we used resistors of 0 ohms to provide path to those components.
PCB Layout:
After routing, we got our final PCB layouts. Those layouts are shown below:
PCB Layout of Arduino Leonardo PCB Layout of MPPT Solar ChargerMilling Process:
After the finishing of these boards, SRM files were generated to get our PCB boards milled by SRM-20 machine available in our fablab
Above shown picture was captured while milling was in process.
Fabricated PCB:
After the milling process, we finally got our PCB boards in our hands.
PCB Board of Arduino Leonardo
PCB Board of MPPT Solar Charge Controller
Bill of Material:
After this process, we were given components to populate the PCBs.
Populated PCB:
After the successful mlling of PCBs, now the next task was to populate them with components. That was don through soldering. The soldered PCBs are shown below:
Populated PCB of MPPT
Populated PCB of Arduino Leonardo
Procedure adopted to burn Bootloader:
We were using bootloader connector which was connected to PC through USB port, Then we opened the Arduino program and write the bootloader program there, which was then uploaded to the controller board.
Testing of LCD:
Now that we built our micro-controller and successfully bootloaded it, so that was he time for testing. We started with testing of LCD with a simple Hello World display program.
The results if that test is shown below;
Build-up Circuit:
After the successful testing of LCD ,now was the time to build our circuit in a proper manner and then test it.
Above picture shows the testing ofour main circuit with Arduino Leonardo. For running of Leonardo board, 5volts were needed. We gave 12volts and used LM7805 voltage regulator which converts 5volts from 12volts. Another voltage regulator was used to convert 5volt into 3v3 volts which was used by LCD. Another 12 volts were applied to circuit which was is requirement to run. For solar panel reference voltage, we used a variable power supply and gave 17 volts to the circuit. So, that’s how we implemented our main circuit
Coding:
Code was designed according to our circuit requirement which is attached iin the zip file.
Results:
Attachment of video.
Cost of the Project
| # | Components | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Atmega328u4 | 700 |
| 2 | Crystal Oscillator | 10 |
| 3 | Capacitors | 5xQuantity |
| 4 | Resistors | 10/12 |
| 5 | Diodes | 6 |
| 6 | BJTs | 5 |
| 7 | MOSEFTs | 40 |
| 8 | LEDs | 5 |
| 9 | LCD | 1000 |
So, our project will cost around 2000/-
Commercialization Aspects:
The MPPT Charge Controller can also be used as a BUSINESS MODEL as people in many far flung areas are still deprived of the basic need of electricity, so if this charge controller is used in these areas, it will help the people to at least use a bulb at night or also they can used it for charging purposes of phones etc. Also, It can also be sale to the companies who use batteries as there backup for electricity as this charge controller will help them to increase the life of batteries. Also it is a cheap product that everyone can find it affordable as compared to other means of controlling battery systems.
Conclusion:
That was all from us. A little effort to apply the knowledge we gained through this subject. In the end we want to express our gratitude to sir Asim Samejo for guiding us through all manners. From providing helping material to providing components to always having a visionary thought and for being always available for help. We also want to thank Mr. Aizaz Ali Larik and Mr. Nadir Ali for always being there for us. They helped us in every manner they could. Without the helping hands of these gentlemen, this project would have much more difficult and much more challenging for us.
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Complete Circuit of MMPT
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Implementation of Johansen's general formulation of Welch-James's statistic with Approximate Degrees of Freedom, which makes it suitable for testing any linear hypothesis concerning cell means in univariate and multivariate mixed model designs when the data pose non-normality and non-homogeneous variance. Some improvements, namely trimmed means and Winsorized variances, and bootstrapping for calculating an empirical critical value, have been added to the classical formulation. The code departs from a previous SAS implementation by L.M. Lix and H.J. Keselman, available at <http://supp.apa.org/psycarticles/supplemental/met_13_2_110/SAS_Program.pdf> and published in Keselman, H.J., Wilcox, R.R., and Lix, L.M. (2003) <doi:10.1111/1469-8986.00060>.
| Version: | 0.3 |
| Imports: | lme4 |
| Suggests: | testthat |
| Published: | 2018-06-01 |
| Author: | Pablo J. Villacorta |
| Maintainer: | Pablo J. Villacorta <pjvi at decsai.ugr.es> |
| License: | LGPL (≥ 3) |
| URL: | <http://decsai.ugr.es/~pjvi/r-packages.html> |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | welchADF results |
| Reference manual: | welchADF.pdf |
| Package source: | welchADF_0.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: welchADF_0.3.zip, r-release: welchADF_0.3.zip, r-oldrel: welchADF_0.3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: welchADF_0.3.tgz, r-oldrel: welchADF_0.3.tgz |
| Old sources: | welchADF archive |
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Judy Donner is Coordinator of Development and Alumni Relations at the School of International Service at American University.
Lisa Herrick, Ph.D. is a Clinical Psychologist who is in private practice in Washington D.C. and Northern Virginia. She works with children, couples, and families, as well as divorced parents in Parent Coordination.
Naomi Karp is a public interest attorney who works for AARP's Public Policy Institute. She has dedicated her career to enhancing the legal rights of low-income and older people, and currently focuses on elder abuse, guardianship, and health care decision-making.
Amy Kossoff, MD is caring for homeless, indigent patients in Washington, DC.
Caroline Newman was a co-founder of WW and brought her enthusiastic grin and excitement to everything we did. She died suddenly in December 2008 and is missed greatly. She was executive editor at Smithsonian Books, where she acquired trade, non-fiction, and illustrated books.
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Kibra Man Arrested for Disrupting Inua Mama Rally in Wajir With Teargas [VIDEO]
by Emmanuel GithukuChaos ensued during an Inua Mama rally in Wajir County on Friday, November 29 after one Ali Yasin Mohamed alias Almakai hurled teargas to the crowd.
Residents and leaders were forced to scamper for safety as soon as the smoke from the canister started to fill the air.
The commotion brought the event to a standstill with the audience running away despite pleas by the leaders that everything was okay.
A source who was at the venue told Kenyans.co.ke that leaders who were on the dais were forced to apologise to the residents as they started streaming back to the venue, with the hope of receiving some of the goodies that the legislators had brought with them.
The mattresses and the gas cylinders that had been brought by the MPs were scattered all over as the residents fled for dear life.
According to Nairobi News, Wajir County Commander Stephen Ng’etich stated that the suspect, who hails from Kibra, was captured by residents as he tried to escape during the chaos.
The residents caught up with him after he drove into a ditch.
Despite the incident, the leaders went on to address the residents who had returned to the venue with their Chairperson Alice Wahome pocking holes at the recently released BBI report.
"Kenyans want constitutional change that will affect their lives in a positive way. They want water, they want jobs and so much more. Kenyans do not want to create positions for the political elites," Wahome stated.
Led by Nominated MP Nasri Sahal, the women donated textbooks and revision materials to schools in Wajir County, gas cylinders to women, umbrella shades to traders, football materials for the youth, wheelchairs for the disables and sewing machines.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) - Springfield’s communications director has been suspended after she was arrested at the MGM Springfield casino and charged with property destruction.
The Republican newspaper reports that Marian Sullivan was arrested at the downtown casino around 3 a.m. Sunday. State police say Sullivan damaged property at a casino restaurant and vandalized cars in a parking garage. A police spokesman said she appeared to be intoxicated.
It was not immediately clear if Sullivan has obtained an attorney.
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The Strategy Pattern allows you to abstract away particular algorithms from their usage. This allows you to easily swap the algorithm being used without having to change the calling code. The general form of the pattern is:
In Groovy, because of its ability to treat code as a first class object using anonymous methods (which we loosely call Closures), the need for the strategy pattern is greatly reduced. You can simply place algorithms inside Closures.
1. Example
First let’s look at the traditional way of encapsulating the Strategy Pattern.
interface Calc {
def execute(n, m)
}
class CalcByMult implements Calc {
def execute(n, m) { n * m }
}
class CalcByManyAdds implements Calc {
def execute(n, m) {
def result = 0
n.times{
result += m
}
result
}
}
def sampleData = [
[3, 4, 12],
[5, -5, -25]
]
Calc[] multiplicationStrategies = [
new CalcByMult(),
new CalcByManyAdds()
]
sampleData.each{ data ->
multiplicationStrategies.each { calc ->
assert data[2] == calc.execute(data[0], data[1])
}
}
Here we have defined an interface Calc
which our concrete strategy classes will implement (we could also have used an abstract class). We then defined two algorithms for doing simple multiplication: CalcByMult
the normal way, and CalcByManyAdds using only addition (don’t try this one using negative numbers - yes we could fix this but it would just make the example longer). We then use normal polymorphism to invoke the algorithms.
Here is the Groovier way to achieve the same thing using Closures:
def multiplicationStrategies = [
{ n, m -> n * m },
{ n, m -> def result = 0; n.times{ result += m }; result }
]
def sampleData = [
[3, 4, 12],
[5, -5, -25]
]
sampleData.each{ data ->
multiplicationStrategies.each { calc ->
assert data[2] == calc(data[0], data[1])
}
}


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CHECK THE SMALL MOLECULE INFO
Please, check that all non-protein molecules with coordinates coming from experimental data and non-protein molecules playing a crucial role in the setup of the simulations you are submitting (not bulky waters or ions randomly generated), are included in the list of molecules shown in this Small Molecule form. In addition, the checkbox field “Important for the biological process” concerning every aforementioned molecule must appear in the form as a checked field. If both conditions are fulfilled the set of non-protein molecules in your system is in good agreement with the ones in the complex to be reused. Then, you have to add new molecules appearing in your simulations whose coordinates have been randomly generated and remove molecules from the form which are not used in your simulations. Importantly, molecules to be added or removed must have the checkbox field “Important for the biological process” unchecked.
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ValuePageElementGroup extends PageElementGroup with the possibility to set, retrieve and check the values of ValuePageElements, ValuePageElementLists and ValuePageElementMaps managed by ValuePageElementGroup.
a string which uniquely identifies a ValuePageElementGroup in a PageNodeStore
the XPath selector of PageNode
an instance of PageNodeStore which can be used to retrieve/create PageNodes
provides access to a PageElementGroup's Content
Provides custom error handling of 'could not be located' and 'WaitUntilTimeoutError' errors for functions that check if a condition returns true within a specific timeout.
the function which is supposed to return true within a specific timeout
Executes func and trows any errors that occur during its execution.
If an error occurs because an element could not be located on the page, throws a custom 'could not be located' error message.
the function to be executed
the result value of the executed function
Provides custom error handling of 'could not be located' and 'WaitUntilTimeoutError' errors for functions that wait for a condition to become true within a specific timeout and throw an error if the condition does not become true.
the function which is supposed to return true within a specific timeout and throws an error if the condition does not become true
an errorMessage that describes the condition which did not become true within a specific timeout
the timeout used to wait for the result of the passed func to return true
this (an instance of PageNode)
This function executes a waitFunc until it returns true or a specific timeout is reached. If the return value of waitFunc does not become true within the timeout, this function throws a 'WaitUntilTimeoutError'.
__waitUntil also provides custom error handling for 'could not be located' errors.
the function which is supposed to return true within a specific timeout
a function that returns an errorMessage which describes the condition that did not become true within a specific timeout
the timeout used to wait for the result of the waitFunc to return true
the interval used to check for the result of the waitFunc to return true
this (an instance of PageNode)
This function implements custom error handling for 'could not be located' and 'WaitUntilTimeoutError' errors.
an arbitrary type of error
used to describe the failed condition check which caused a WaitUntilTimeoutError
the timeout used to wait for an element to be located or for a wait condition to return true
Used to determine if a function of a managed PageNode should be invoked or if its invocation should be skipped because the PageNode is not included by a filterMask.
Invokes a state check function for each PageNode in PageElementGroup's Content
and returns true if the result of
each state check function invocation was true.
this function checks if a PageNode implements the NodeInterface
required to invoke
checkFunc
is a state check function executed for each PageNode in PageElementGroup's Content
. It is
passed an args
object containing the PageNode and either the PageNode's expected value used by the state check
comparison or the PageNode's optional (sub) filter mask.
a structure of expected values used for the state check comparisons
If set to true, the expected
parameter represents a filterMask which can be used to skip the
invocation of the state check function for some or all PageNodes.
a boolean indicating whether the result of each state check function invocation was true
Invokes a state check function for each PageNode in PageElementGroup's Content
and returns a structure
of state check function results.
this function checks if a PageNode implements the NodeInterface
required to invoke
compareFunc
is a state check function executed for each PageNode in PageElementGroup's Content
. It is
passed an args
object containing the PageNode and either the PageNode's expected value used by the state check
comparison or the PageNode's optional (sub) filter mask.
a structure of expected values used for the state check comparisons
If set to true, the expected
parameter represents a filterMask which can be used to skip the
invocation of the state check function for some or all PageNodes.
a structure of results of a state check function executed for each PageNode in PageElementGroup's
Content
Invokes an action for each PageNode in PageElementGroup's Content
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this function checks if a PageNode implements the NodeInterface
required to invoke
action
an action executed for each PageNode in PageElementGroup's Content
. It is
passed an args
object containing the PageNode and the PageNode's optional (sub) filter mask.
can be used to skip the invocation of an action for some or all PageNodes.
this (an instance of PageElementGroup)
Invokes a state retrieval function for each PageNode in PageElementGroup's Content
and returns a structure
of state retrieval function results.
this function checks if a PageNode implements the NodeInterface
required to invoke
getFunc
is a state retrieval function executed for each PageNode in PageElementGroup's Content
. It is
passed an args
object containing the PageNode and the PageNode's optional (sub) filter mask.
can be used to skip the invocation of the state retrieval function for some or all PageNodes. The results of skipped function invocations are not included in the total results structure.
a structure of results of a state retrieval function executed for each PageNode in PageElementGroup's
Content
Invokes a setter function for each PageNode in PageElementGroup's Content
.
this function checks if a PageNode implements the NodeInterface
required to invoke
setFunc
a setter function executed for each PageNode in PageElementGroup's Content
. It is
passed an args
object containing the PageNode and the PageNode's value.
a structure of setter values
this (an instance of PageElementGroup)
Invokes a wait function for each PageNode in PageElementGroup's Content
.
this function checks if a PageNode implements the NodeInterface
required to invoke
waitFunc
is a wait function executed for each PageNode in PageElementGroup's Content
. It is
passed an args
object containing the PageNode and either the PageNode's expected value used by the wait condition
or the PageNode's optional (sub) filter mask.
a structure of expected values used for the wait conditions
If set to true, the expected
parameter represents a filterMask which can be used to skip the
invocation of the wait function for some or all PageNodes.
this (an instance of PageElementGroup)
Returns the 'containsDirectText' status of all PageNodes managed by PageElementGroup as a result structure after executing the initial waiting condition of each PageNode.
A PageElement's 'containsDirectText' status is set to true if its actual direct text contains the expected direct text.
A direct text is a text that resides on the level directly below the selected HTML element. It does not include any text of the HTML element's nested children HTML elements.
the expected direct texts used in the comparisons which set the 'containsDirectText' status
Returns the 'containsText' status of all PageNodes managed by PageElementGroup as a result structure after executing the initial waiting condition of each PageNode.
A PageElement's 'containsText' status is set to true if its actual text contains the expected text.
the expected texts used in the comparisons which set the 'containsText' status
Returns the 'containsValue' status of all PageNodes managed by ValuePageElementGroup as a result structure after executing the initial waiting condition of each PageNode.
A ValuePageElement's 'containsValue' status is set to true if its actual value contains the expected value.
the expected values used in the comparisons which set the 'containsValue' status
Returns the direct texts of all PageNodes managed by PageElementGroup as a result structure after executing the initial waiting condition of each PageNode.
A direct text is a text that resides on the level directly below the selected HTML element. It does not include any text of the HTML element's nested children HTML elements.
can be used to skip the invocation of the getDirectText
function for some or all managed
PageNodes. The results of skipped function invocations are not included in the total results structure.
Returns the 'hasAnyDirectText' status of all PageNodes managed by PageElementGroup as a result structure after performing the initial waiting condition of each PageNode.
A PageElement's 'hasAnyDirectText' status is set to true if the PageElement has any direct text.
A direct text is a text that resides on the level directly below the selected HTML element. It does not include any text of the HTML element's nested children HTML elements.
can be used to skip the invocation of the getHasAnyDirectText
function for some or all managed
PageNodes. The results of skipped function invocations are not included in the total results structure.
Returns the 'hasAnyText' status of all PageNodes managed by PageElementGroup as a result structure after performing the initial waiting condition of each PageNode.
A PageElement's 'hasAnyText' status is set to true if the PageElement has any text.
can be used to skip the invocation of the getHasAnyText
function for some or all managed
PageNodes. The results of skipped function invocations are not included in the total results structure.
Returns the 'hasAnyValue' status of all PageNodes managed by ValuePageElementGroup as a result structure after performing the initial waiting condition of each PageNode.
A ValuePageElement's 'hasAnyValue' status is set to true if the ValuePageElement has any value.
can be used to skip the invocation of the getHasAnyValue
function for some or all managed
PageNodes. The results of skipped function invocations are not included in the total results structure.
Returns the 'hasDirectText' status of all PageNodes managed by PageElementGroup as a result structure after executing the initial waiting condition of each PageNode.
A PageElement's 'hasDirectText' status is set to true if its actual direct text equals the expected direct text.
A direct text is a text that resides on the level directly below the selected HTML element. It does not include any text of the HTML element's nested children HTML elements.
the expected direct texts used in the comparisons which set the 'hasDirectText' status
Returns the 'hasText' status of all PageNodes managed by PageElementGroup as a result structure after executing the initial waiting condition of each PageNode.
A PageElement's 'hasText' status is set to true if its actual text equals the expected text.
the expected texts used in the comparisons which set the 'hasText' status
Returns the 'hasValue' status of all PageNodes managed by ValuePageElementGroup as a result structure after executing the initial waiting condition of each PageNode.
A ValuePageElement's 'hasValue' status is set to true if its actual value equals the expected value.
the expected values used in the comparisons which set the 'hasValue' status
Returns the 'enabled' status of all PageNodes managed by PageElementGroup as a result structure after executing the initial waiting condition of each PageNode.
can be used to skip the invocation of the getIsEnabled
function for some or all managed
PageNodes. The results of skipped function invocations are not included in the total results structure.
Returns the texts of all PageNodes managed by PageElementGroup as a result structure after executing the initial waiting condition of each PageNode.
can be used to skip the invocation of the getText
function for some or all managed
PageNodes. The results of skipped function invocations are not included in the total results structure.
Returns the values of all PageNodes managed by ValuePageElementGroup as a result structure after executing the initial waiting condition of each PageNode.
can be used to skip the invocation of the getValue
function for some or all managed
PageNodes. The results of skipped function invocations are not included in the total results structure.
This function sets the passed values to all ValuePageElements managed by ValuePageElementGroup after performing the initial waiting condition of each ValuePageElement.
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Store type of the PageNodeStore instance which can be used to retrieve/create PageNodes
Content an arbitrary object structure of PageNode instances as values and the names used to identify these PageNodes as keys


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Several months ago I had a chance to work on a Machine-translation project in which we use Moses for Statistical machine translation (SMT).
I had a hard time try to figure out how to make Moses run properly on my system (Ubuntu 10.10), since I was new to Linux OS at that time. This is a note I wrote for myself of how I did successfully install Moses on my machine.
Hope it will help someone ;)
Prepare folders
I’ll install moses into my home directory
$ mkdir ~/moses
$ mkdir ~/moses/downloads
$ mkdir ~/moses/bin
Downloading
Download giza, irstlm, moses and additional scripts into downloads directory:
$ wget http://giza-pp.googlecode.com/files/giza-pp-v1.0.3.tar.gz
$ svn co https://irstlm.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/irstlm irstlm_svn
$ svn co https://mosesdecoder.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/mosesdecoder/trunk moses_svn
$ wget http://homepages.inf.ed.ac.uk/jschroe1/how-to/scripts.tgz
Installing
giza++ and mkcls
$ tar zxf giza-pp-v1.0.3.tar.gz
$ cd giza-pp
$ make
Giza don’t have make install
, so let’s copy compiled files manually
$ cp GIZA++-v2/GIZA++ ~/moses/bin/
$ cp mkcls-v2/mkcls ~/moses/bin/
$ cp GIZA++-v2/snt2cooc.out ~/moses/bin/
$ cp GIZA++-v2/snt2plain.out ~/moses/bin/
irstlm
$ cd ../irstlm_svn
$ ./check_version.sh
$ ./regenerate-makefiles.sh
$ ./configure --prefix=/home/[your_user_name]/moses/bin/irstlm
$ make
$ make install
moses
$ cd ../moses_svn
$ ./regenerate-makefiles.sh
If you encounter some error like this:
Calling /usr/bin/aclocal...
Calling /usr/bin/autoconf...
Calling /usr/bin/automake...
OnDiskPt/src/Makefile.am:1: library used but `RANLIB' is undefined
OnDiskPt/src/Makefile.am:1: The usual way to define `RANLIB' is to add `AC_PROG_RANLIB'
OnDiskPt/src/Makefile.am:1: to `configure.in' and run `autoconf' again.
kenlm/Makefile.am:1: Libtool library used but `LIBTOOL' is undefined
kenlm/Makefile.am:1: The usual way to define `LIBTOOL' is to add `AC_PROG_LIBTOOL'
kenlm/Makefile.am:1: to `configure.in' and run `aclocal' and `autoconf' again.
kenlm/Makefile.am:1: If `AC_PROG_LIBTOOL' is in `configure.in', make sure
kenlm/Makefile.am:1: its definition is in aclocal's search path.
moses-chart/src/Makefile.am:1: library used but `RANLIB' is undefined
moses-chart/src/Makefile.am:1: The usual way to define `RANLIB' is to add `AC_PROG_RANLIB'
moses-chart/src/Makefile.am:1: to `configure.in' and run `autoconf' again.
moses/src/Makefile.am:1: Libtool library used but `LIBTOOL' is undefined
moses/src/Makefile.am:1: The usual way to define `LIBTOOL' is to add `AC_PROG_LIBTOOL'
moses/src/Makefile.am:1: to `configure.in' and run `aclocal' and `autoconf' again.
moses/src/Makefile.am:1: If `AC_PROG_LIBTOOL' is in `configure.in', make sure
moses/src/Makefile.am:1: its definition is in aclocal's search path.
automake failed
Try to install libtool: sudo apt-getinstall libtool
then re-run regenerate-makefiles.sh
$ ./configure --with-irstlm=/home/[your_user_name]/moses/bin/irstlm
$ make
Mosese support scripts
$ cd scripts
Edit Makefile to supply new values for TARGETDIR and BINDIR
TARGETDIR=/home/stefan/moses/bin/moses_scripts
BINDIR=/home/stefan/moses/bin
Now run:
$ make release
And you’re done.
More resources
- To learn how to train models, have a look at http://www.statmt.org/moses/?n=FactoredTraining.HomePage
- To try out Moses with a sample trained model, follow http://www.statmt.org/moses/?n=Moses.Tutorial
- There’re also a baseline guiding you from preparing data, training models to tuning, testing and evaluating models: http://www.statmt.org/wmt11/baseline.html


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Mr O’Neill can appeal ASIC’s decision with the Administrative Appeals Tribunal.


[gecode-users] Independent subproblems
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Fri Nov 23 10:35:42 CET 2007
Malcolm Ryan wrote:
> Do you happen to know if anyone has done any work on splitting a
> problem into independent subproblems? Eg, if I have two problems
> which share a single variable X, then after I assign a value to X, I
> am able to solve each of the two subproblems in isolation so it would
> make sense to search them individually, so that failures in one don't
> undo variable bindings in the other.
We're working on it, you will be able to download a paper on it soon.
We have a prototype implementation for the C++ version of Gecode. In
theory, what you describe is exactly AND/OR tree search. The AI
journal paper by Dechter and Mateescu (http://www.ics.uci.edu/%7Ecsp/r126.pdf
) should give a sufficient overview, but little detail as it comes to
implementing the ideas in a real CP system.
> My problem domain has this feature and I am trying to exploit it. It
> seems to me that a structural analysis of the constraint graph could
> uncover this kind of feature in general problems. I don't imagine
> this is an original idea. Has there been any work in the area?
I am not aware of any actual system that implements this. It is
possible to write your own search engine in Gecode that is aware of
your problem structure and solves subproblems independently, but to
have a fully general solution, it's necessary to get some basic
support from the solver.
Cheers,
Guido
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Titan cut growth guidance for H2FY20 to 11-13%, from 20%, on account of weak outlook for the jewellery business
by Business StandardThe Titan stock plunged 10% on Wednesday, as analysts de-rated the stock following weak Q2 results. The stock ended at Rs 1,154, down Rs 130, on the NSE. The firm’s Q2 earnings came in sharply below Street estimates. Further, Titan cut growth guidance for H2FY20 to 11-13%, from 20%, on account of weak outlook for the jewellery business. CLSA downgraded the stock to ‘sell’, with a price target of Rs 1,025, slashing earnings estimates by 12%. Morgan Stanley, too, downgraded the stock and cut the price target from Rs 1,450 to Rs 1,240. Analysts said Titan is trading at premium valuations and hence, there is little room for disappointment.
“The stock has almost doubled in two years and also rallied by 12% since the corporate tax cut. This in turn makes it appear expensive at 57.6x its estimated earnings for 2020-21, leading us to downgrade to neutral (targeting 50 times September 2021 estimated earnings),” said Motilal Oswal in a note.


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layout: post
title: Agile Business
date: '2013-06-24T15:53:00.002-07:00'
author: MaX
tags:
- AGILE
- BUSINESS VALUE
- DEVELOPMENT
- STRATEGY
- CLOUD
modified_time: '2013-06-24T16:18:34.817-07:00'
thumbnail: /img/in-post/Agile_Business_Value_low.jpeg
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7767692232967238663.post-7906924067998721042
blogger_orig_url: https://zanzatek.blogspot.com/2013/06/agile-business.html
---
One of the main reasons to go to cloud is the ability to deliver value lowering the
infrastructure obstacles and costs.
An app can be easily delivered, shared and used by several clients all at
the same time allowing to greatly reduce the time to market for new features or software.
Translated in
business language this means a quicker return of the investment, tailored developments and more value for
customers.
A company able to deliver software and services under those conditions is considered to be Agile. But is
this adjective referable only to the software development process ? Is it enough ?
Of course being
Agile on the software delivery is just the starting point. A truly Agile company adapts the business process
around his customers needs. The sales process needs to be Agile, the business support needs to
react Agile to process changes.
Ideally you want to be able to catch the needs of your client offering the
right solution in the shorter possible time ... and worthless to say: reducing costs :-).
This can be a
huge change of company mindset and will definitely involve a change on the customer side as
well.
Depending on the nature of the business, the final users will have to be progressively involved
from the definition of the requirements up to directly being engaged on the validation of the delivery.
To
be able to put in place such change of strategy, you will have to reduce to the minimum formal requirement
documents and tedious client specifications. The requirements collection will have to be more lean. The
prototyping activity, that allows the customer to "touch" new features while are designed, should be
preferable to a formal design. It became then obvious that typical Agile short life cycle development
is useful to engage the customer with the validation of the solution proposed.
Despite what many people may
think this business model is not only applicable to small companies. There are huge corporate who
already adopt it. Even the customer engagement on the validation of the solutions can be done at large scale
automatically collecting usage info (like in mobile or web apps).
The agility will free creativity.
Software Architects will be challenged more and more to create new solution without being afraid, because the user
feedback will be quick and detailed. They will not have to wait for a far release date and a consequent live production
to evaluate the effectiveness of their choices.
We are going trough a sort of "natural
selection" distinguishing between who still linked to old patterns/practices and who's exploring new "cloudy"
worlds ... In technology the foster to innovation still the main evolutionary model despite the conservatory
instinct for old "reassuring" practices ...
In my next posts I will start a dip dive into some of the
emerging architectural pattern for the cloud ... stay tuned ...;-)


One of the most interesting videos I watched from the Scottish RubyConf 2010 is Unix: Rediscovering the wheel. If you use Ruby/Rails and POSIX systems you gotta know those things. This is just a quick list of notes to keep it mind. So you will have to Google if something catches your attention.
Scheduling tasks with Cron
==========================
- define all tasks in cron
- don't make Ruby do scheduling
Background processing with ATD daemon
======================================
echo "convert image.jpg image.png" | batch
Logging with syslog
======================================
- don't use rails log
Resource limiting with rlimit
======================================
ulimit -v 102400
ruby -e "' ' * 1024 * 1024 * 1024 *1"
failed to allocate memory (NoMemoryError)
CPU and Disk IO priorities
======================================
nice -n 19 rake xapian:update # run rake with priority 19
ionice -c3 rake xapian:update # same for disk IO
Atomic renames
======================================
- don't use locks
- write to temp then rename
Secure self-cleaning temporary files
======================================
- create temp fie
- delete it while holding it open
- write/read securely
Page cache expiry with find
======================================
find public/cache -type f --mmin +10 -delete # del all files 10 mins old in a "transaction"
Log rotation with logrotate
======================================
- Rails sucks at it, use time proven and tested UNIX
Managing daemons with start-stop-daemon
==========================================
- don't reinvent the wheel starting/stoping daemons (mogrels etc)
start-stop-daemon -d $railsdir -b -o -p $pidfile --start --starts rake xapian:update
- run cron tasks using start-stop-daemon to avoid race condition (it will exit if process already runs)
Real time signals
==========================================
use it in ruby:
trap("USR1") { reopen_xapian_db }
Raliable messaging with... SMTP!
==========================================
Due to atomic and reliable delivery it can be use as a message queue.
Can replace RabbitHQ etc
dbus
==========================================
UNIX based Messaging system
Self-organising systems with AVAHI
==========================================
Bonjour??
Modularised config files
==========================================
/etc/cron.d/rails-myapp
/etc/logrotate.d/rails-myapp
Watchdog daemon
==========================================


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class Cadmium::Lemmatizer
- Cadmium::Lemmatizer
- Reference
- Object
Overview
Cadmium::Lemmatizer returns an Array of possible lemmas strings according to provided LemmaData at its initialization.
Defined in:
cadmium/lemmatizer/lemmatizer.crConstructors
-
.new(data = LemmaData.new)
By default english LemmaData is provided.You can find data for several languages in the cadmiumcr/languages repo.
Instance Method Summary
-
#lemmatize(token : String | Token, index = @data.index, lookup = @data.lookup, exceptions = @data.exceptions, rules = @data.rules)
Returns an Array of possible lemmas strings
Constructor Detail
By default english LemmaData is provided.You can find data for several languages in the cadmiumcr/languages repo.


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Final project for a 3D Modeling, Visualization and Simulation course at the University of Florida during the fall of 2017.
I re-designed University Avenue in Gainesville, FL to reflect the newly adopted land use changes and how those relate to the existing conditions. The project was based on Alachua County parcel and building footprint data, utilized and manipulated through ArcGIS Pro. I coded new CGA rules in CityEngine to extrude old and new buildings in 3D, and used existing CGA rules for Complete Streets and Parks. I added a bicycle lane replacing the existing center turn lane inspired by the bicycle lane in Washington, DC. I extruded some existing buildings using SketchUp.
Below you can see my project being featured by CityEngine on their Facebook page:
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Story: Moon and Hare: the origin of death
Moon and Hare: the origin of death
Title
Moon and Hare: the origin of death
Collection
Summary
The veritable Hottentot myth of the “Origin of Death” is told in the Katkop dialect by #kásin, whose father was a Hottentot; and, although the narrator says that he heard the story from his mother yoa ≠ko, a Bushwoman, its Hottentot origin can hardly be doubted. Here, the Moon sends the Hare to men with the message of the renewal of life; but it reverses it into a message of death. The angered Moon then heats a stone, and burns the Hare’s mouth, causing the harelip. – #kásin, told this story three times; –once in a very short version (B XXV. 2361–2364), and thirdly, in a still more extended one (L IV. –4. 3890–3900). The Moon tells the Hare to inform people that they must return to life after dying, as he does, but the Hare gets the story wrong and tells people that they are 'thoroughly' dead when dead.
Comments
1) Namaqua vocabulary appears on many of the verso pages of this story, 2) This story is found in Book XXV
Contributors
Date
November 1873 (finished 6 November)
Categories
Celestial bodies and aeroscopy
Keywords
Moon (and the Hare and the origin of death) , Moon (burnt the Hare's mouth) , Moon (fights the Hare with a stone) , Moon (his message about resurrection) , Moon (returns to life) , Hare (and the Moon and the origin of death) , Hare (talked backwards) , Hare (and the origin of the harelip) , Hare (spoke 'incorrectly') , Hare (contradicted the Moon) , Hare (mouth of was burnt) , Hare (appearance of) , Hare (little) , Hare (gets the Moon's message wrong and tells people that they will 'thoroughly' die) , death (the Moon and the Hare and the origin of) , death (creation of) , death (the Hare gets the Moon's message wrong and tells people that they will 'thoroughly' die) , death (dead 'remain so') , death (of people who must return to life after dying) , death (of animals) , death (and resurrection) , resurrection (and the Moon and the Hare and the origin of death) , resurrection (of the Moon) , resurrection (the Moon's message about) , resurrection (people must return to life after dying) , fight (of the Moon and the Hare and the origin of death) , fight (and the Moon's burning of the Hare's mouth with a heated stone) , animals (death of) , animals (the Moon and the Hare and the origin of death) , animals ('thoroughly' die) , speech (of the Hare) , speech (the Hare talked backwards) , speech (the Hare spoke 'incorrectly') , speech (the Moon and the Hare and the origin of death) , stone (the Moon burns the Hare's mouth with a heated stone) , stone (the Moon and the Hare and the origin of death) , harelip (the origin of) , harelip (and the Moon burning of the Hare's mouth with a heated stone) , harelip (the Moon and the Hare and the origin of death) , origin (of death) , origin (of the harelip) , origin (the Moon and the Hare and the origin of death) , creation (of death) , creation (the Moon and the Hare and the origin of death)
Story Pages
2361-2364


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@messages("page.iht.deadlines.p2") @messages("page.iht.deadlines.anchorText").
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Non of the canvas has the Focus. Each canvas represents the solution to the question stated in the title. To add focus to the canvas and iteract with it using the GUI, touch the button bellow the canvas before interaction. NOTE: All canvas share the same GUI.
JS for Part 1
NOTE: I modified the code, but this is from the original file.
Read PDF from Here: Assignment 2 PDF Answers
By analyzing the code, when the Javascript engine loads the file and runs the first stage (of the two stages) it activates it’s “strict mode”, after the creation phase of the Javascript engine, which loads and creates the memory space needed by the JS variables and functions of the file, it starts its second stage, the execution phase. In this phase, when all the variables are loaded, the first execution context that is ran by the JS engine is the start function (it is called by the JS event handler when the body of the HTML page ends loading) which initializes:
1) obtaining the canvas context,
2) obtaining the canvas width and height and assigning them to variables w and h,
3) initializes the params object and assign variables, the most important are x0,y0 which initially x0 = w/2 and y0=h/2, this set of variables are used later on (will explain) for the drawing of the ship in the middle of the canvas.
4) Then it will initialize the dat GUI instance folder (with the initGUI function) and assign the variables inside the object params to the dat folder with their value range.
5) Then it will start the key event listener inside the initKeys function, this function initiates the custom key press handler and listens, initially to the keyUP and keyDown event, each event listener is set to the capture event, and have as callback functions that toggle the values of a Boolean variable.
6) Finally, the tick function is initialized, this function
a) starts the animate function which makes the necessary calculation of the time changed between current frame and last frame for animation, these parameters are saved in global variables, then
b) starts the the handleKey function which listens to the status of code 37(Left Key), 39(Right Key) and rotates when one of this key is on, the params.angle changes, this change affects why the ship’s angle changes. After handling the keys events,
c) the animation process starts which redraws the ship with the changed parameters. Initially these parameters are the ones from the params object, and the canvas is cleared. Before drawing, the function defines the affine transformation. This are the setTransform(a,b,c,d,e,f) where in a 3x3 matrix Row1=[a,c,e] Row2=[b,d,f] Row3=[0,0,1], which defines the skewing and scaling, in this example they aren’t use, this is why it is set to the default. Then applies a translation to move to x0 and y0. Finally it applies the rotation with the rotation R = params.angle /180*Math.PI. The angle variable is changed when the key left or right are pressed or the dat GUI angle variable are change. Finally, the ship is draw and reset the setTransformation to default, in case some JS inner function affects it.
d) Finally the requestAnimFrame is called with the the tick function as a callback and this is why the callback lopping which maintains this steps a-d running until the browser tab is closed or the canvas is hidden.
This canvas represents the solution to the Part1 Q2A. It adds action when the up and bottom button are push. If the inSpace is false it moves like it is in the sky, it can control the position directly.
This canvas represents the solution to the Part1 Q2B. It Creates a Torus out of the world. each the ship transports in a torus, pacman style.
This canvas represents the solution to the Part1 Q3. When inSpace is on, the ship moves like it was in space, it influence the velocity but can't control the position.


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We'll parallelise your long-running test suite on EC2
Another brainstorming project idea:
Some projects have a suite of tests which take a long time to run. This hinders agility.
We could run these tests suites for clients across EC2 instances. We've had great success at Resolver Systems in slicing a test run across several machines and then recombining the results. No doubt some people have similar solutions. In taking the hassle of configuring these machines out of your hands, we could divide the test suite execution time to a fraction of that taken running them in serial on a single machine.
Additionally, we could run tests against multiple versions of Python, or run acceptance / system tests, on multiple browsers. These can all be run in parallel across as many instances as it takes.
The downside of this idea is that unit tests run very quickly, so we provide no value there. Only for long-running acceptance tests is this a useful service - and those are tricky because they so often require so much custom configuration and resources in order to run. Also, like our own acceptance tests, they may be running on Windows clients, which is a more expensive VM to run on EC2.
I don't think it could be made to work with an arbitrary set of projects' tests - the differences between how each project writes and runs their tests are just too great. But we could provide a sort of 'snakebite light' - an available bunch of servers with a variety of Python and browser versions which people could write tests to run against.
Do many people have long-running acceptance tests suites that would run on a cheap Linux-based VM? How comfortable would people be outsourcing this sort of service which is so fundamental to your project? Do you think we'd be overwhelmed by the difficulties inherent in custom configuration each project would need to run their tests? Again, if you love or hate this idea, I'd love to hear about it.


OLEANNA A film review by Raymond Johnston Copyright 1994 Raymond Johnston
Written and directed by David Mamet Starring William H. Macy and Debra Eisenstadt
In one of his books on how to write, David Mamet says to enter scenes late and leave them early. That seems to be the guiding principle of his new film, OLEANNA. At best it seems to be sections of a story, lacking a beginning act. It would be easy to dismiss this project as a one-set two-person avant garde play that underwent an unsuccessful canning process. As a work of cinema, it is uncinematic. Even as a play, the delivery of the lines is flat and emotionless. Once the viewer leaves behind his notions of what a film or play should be, however, the film becomes a challenging experience.
OLEANNA is Mamet's most unconventional work for the screen. His trademark street language has been replaced by an at first annoying semantic game. This game is a metaphor for the academic process. The meaning of words and groups of words in and out of context are questioned and requestioned by the two actors. Replacing his freehand use of the f-word in films like HOMICIDE is the constant use of "what does that mean?" With a lot of academic sounding words it seems nothing is said, or even happens. For an extended excruciating opening act, the two characters, a professor and a failing student seem to miscommunicate completely. The subject of the class isn't even clearly defined. This scene is the key incident of the film. What happened in the non-event becomes the basis for minute discussion in the following scenes.
It is here that the flatness of the acting is brilliant. The audience can hear the words, but must find their own meaning for them. The two characters are such blanks, with no developed past, that whole personalities must be projected onto them. Outside factors like unseen student and academic groups must be completely imagined. This leaves the bare elements of the story open to various interpretations, so much so that each viewer practically sees a different film.
Mamet's project was to create a play, now a film, about sexual harassment in the academic setting. He wanted to raise questions but not give answers. It is impossible to leave this film without thinking that one of the characters was greatly wronged, but the choice of which one is up to the individual viewer.
The film has various flaws to be sure. The student seems to increase greatly in both intellect and self confidence from one scene to the next, although a viewer could invent various reasons for this. The professor, an intelligent man, seems to miss several crucial phrases of dialogue. In this manner the characters miss out on being real people and instead become didactic homunculi for academic patriarchy and feminist political correctness.
Perhaps the subject is more immediate and successful as a play. Nonetheless the film is, if not enjoyable, at least provocative. It is a welcome tonic to the multi-million dollar escapist films that have recently had so little to say.
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