When a character has to get through glass, they cut out a perfect, round hole while leaving the rest of the panel untouched. It's a stealthier, quiet alternative to smashing the glass. It creates a larger opening than drilling a hole would, at least large enough that the character can reach inside.
If the person breaking in is prepared, they will have a device specifically designed for this purpose. It's a suction cup with an attached lever, with a cutting element — such as a diamond or laser - on the end of the lever. The suction cup is applied to the glass, then the lever is moved around in a circular motion, cutting a circular area out of the glass.
If a character doesn't have such a device, they will improvise by using the sharp point of a diamond ring instead. Another common variation is the use of sharp claws, in which case the circle is cut freehand.
A Phantom Thief or spy might use this method during a heist. The character need not be a professional (or amateur) burglar, but their intent is stealth-based.
In real life, this is not possible. MythBusters tested and busted it during one of the "Crimes and MythDemeanors" episodes. To cut out a circle, a glass cutter puts an even scratch (or score) on the glass. In order to get a controlled break along the score, force needs to be applied on both sides of the glass. If a burglar could reach the other side, they wouldn't need to cut a hole. The laser examples do escape those problems but run into the logistics of how much juice a laser needs to be strong enough to cut glass or how they don't overdo it.
See also Absurd Cutting Power. Compare Soft Glass.
Examples:
- Happens in the Magic Kaito manga, in the opening sequence of chapter 4, "Kaitou Kid's Busy Day Off". Removed from its first animated adaptation in the second Magic Kaito special, the scene is reinstated in the second animated adaptation, in episode 7 of the Magic Kaito 1412 anime.
- Averted in the Gunsmith Cats manga, where a criminal is able to break into Bean Bandit's car by cutting a jagged, uneven scratch on the bulletproof window with a glass cutter and firing her gun repeatedly on it, until it cracks off the edges of the scratch.
- In Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea, the title character tries to escape from her dad's house by using magic to cut a hole in one of the house windows. But because the house is underwater, this leads to loads of water coming through the window and Ponyo gets caught in the flow of water instead.
- A variation in The Great Mouse Detective. Basil and Dawson trail Fidget to a toy shop he broke into.  Basil demonstrates by popping Dawson's finger into the hole, then using that finger to pull the window open on its hinge.
Dawson: Basil, you astound me!
- In Shrek 2, Puss in Boots cuts a circular hole with his claws to get the "Happily Ever After" potion from the Fairy Godmother's storage room. The hole, however, turns out to be too small for the bottle to fit through, and Puss ends up pulling the bottle so hard that the glass pane shatters.
- In the 1959 film adaptation of The Bat, the title murderer uses a small blade to cut a hole from a glass-paned door, which he then unlocks and opens by reaching inside.
- Funny moment in the Italian comedy Bingo Bongo when the titular character used his sharp nails to cut through the glass window of a restaurant in order to snatch food from a table inside. Watch the scene here.
- In the 2000 live-action adaptation of How the Grinch Stole Christmas!, the Grinch cuts an enormous hole in a plate-glass window with his sharp fingertips.
- Hudson Hawk. While breaking into the auction house, Eddie uses a suction cup device to cut out a hole in a glass door. It's large enough that he and Tommy Five-Tone can slip inside.
- Mission: Impossible
- In Mission: Impossible II, Ethan Hunt laser-cuts a hole through glass and jumps through into the lab.
- In Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol, Ethan has to enter a room in the Burj Khalifa from the outside. His laser glass cutter malfunctions though before he can finish cutting the hole and he has to break the glass with his feet to get into the building.
- Undercover Brother. Played for Laughs when Undercover Brother breaks in through a window. He slices a circle in the window and then taps on it. This causes the entire rest of the window to shatter, leaving the cut-out circle intact.
- In the climax of The Assignment (1997), a KGB commando team is assaulting the safehouse of Carlos the Jackal. In this instance the cut is made by a fast burning fuse around the rim of the sucker clamp.
- Older Than Television: Sherlock Holmes does this in Arthur Conan Doyle's short story "The Adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton", 1904. In the words of Dr. Watson: "The place was locked, but Holmes removed a circle of glass and turned the key from the inside."
- The Stainless Steel Rat does this when breaking into an Inland Revenue office complex to wipe his and Angelina's tax record clean. At one point he is poised on a very narrow windowsill manipulating a glass cutter and a suction disc, so as to be able to remove the glass circle cleanly without triggering any alarms.
- In The Mad King by Edgar Rice Burroughs, the hero cuts a circular hole in a window using a diamond ring borrowed from the heroine.
- Red Dragon. The forensic investigators establish that the Serial Killer used one of these to enter a glass door because, rather than a perfect circle, it forms an egg-shaped cut because the string shortens as it winds around the handle of the suction cup. The fact that he brought such a burglary tool in the first place turns out to be an important clue.
- In the 1960's Batman (1966) episode "The Purr-Fect Crime", Catwoman uses her glove/claws to carve a hole through a museum display case.
- In one arc of Mission Top Secret, Neville Savage and his Accomplice of the Week uses a glass cutter to steal a vase from a museum. However, the hole is far too small so he ends up having to break the glass case anyway.
- Call of Duty: Ghosts: A laser-powered item called the Glass Cutter appears exclusively for the level "Federation Day," where it is used to break in through the building's windows.
- Broken Sword:
- Broken Sword: The Shadow of the Templars: In the opening cutscene of the Director's Cut, the killer gains access to his victim's place by using a glass cutter on the balcony window.
- In Broken Sword: The Serpent's Curse, George cuts the window in Henri's office using the engagement ring he found in the safe.
- Chris Fisher's illustrated fanfic Of Mice and Mayhem has the Rescue Rangers use a sharpened stylus to cut an access hole in the window of a research laboratory in an effort to rescue Gadget and other small critters caged there. Defeated when one young mouse, eager to be helpful, opens the window lock, which triggers an intrusion alarm.
- Looney Tunes: "Beanstalk Bunny" sees Bugs and Daffy trapped inside a transparent tureen. Just when it looks as though Daffy's efforts to get through to Bugs have failed, upon which he resigns himself to the same pose to await his fate, Bugs produces a pocket glass-cutting device and leaves two character-shaped holes for Elmer the giant to view in his dinner preparations.
- Batman: The Animated Series used this one a bit. Catwoman does this with her claws twice in her introductory episode; the first time, she cuts a small hole for her cat, Isis, to climb through. Batman does this with one of his batarangs. And in "Harley and Ivy", Harley Quinn starts to use a circle cutter on a glass case in a museum — but Poison Ivy accidentally triggers a different alarm in the same museum, so Harley just smashes the case.
- My Little Pony Friendship: In "Sparkle's Seven", Spike cuts a round hole through a stained glass window in the Canterlot Castle throne room with his claw so he and Fluttershy can sneak in.
- When Rick and Morty go to a HeistCon convention, they discover this method is the only way to get in. Rick is less than amused.


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_exit
OS/161 Reference Manual
Name
_exit - terminate process
Library
Standard C Library (libc, -lc)
Synopsis
#include <unistd.h>
void
_exit(int exitcode);
Description
Cause the current process to exit. The exit code exitcode is
reported back to other process(es) via the
waitpid() call. The process id of the exiting
process should not be reused until all processes interested in
collecting the exit code with waitpid have done so. (What "interested"
means is intentionally left vague; you should design this.)
Return Values
_exit does not return.


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In my last year of college, I briefly flirted with the idea of going to law school. The reasoning seemed kind of fun. Lots of people (some might say too many) were doing it. But I chose technology, deciding that for the most part lawyers divide an existing wealth pie and take a slice for themselves: a zero sum game for society. A career in technology promised the possibility of increasing the size of the pie. Of course, my analysis was simplistic, but I still think fundamentally correct. Technology opens new worlds. Legal reasoning retreads paths that the Mesopotamians blazed more than 4,000 years ago. Still, my career has since brought me in close contact with very smart lawyers. I have seen how they argue and how their arguments affect society. I offer you a small axiomatization of what I think is going on and then propose a modest reform.
Suppose there is a new device (or drug) D aimed at sickness S. Legal logic plays with the following predicates:
mayuse(x,D) - Person x may use device D (i.e., D is available).
hurtby(x, D) - Person x has been hurt by device D.
newdevice(D) - Device D is new.
sick(x,S) - Person x is sick with sickness S.
sueandwin(x) - Person x sues someone with a good probability of winning.
This is first order predicate logic so:
“ThereExists x such that …” means at least one person x has the property represented by the ellipses.
“ForAll x …” means that all people have the property represented by the ellipses.
A→B means that if A holds, then B must hold. If A doesn’t hold, then B need not either.
Rule 1) ForAll x hurtby(x,D)→sueandwin(x)
In words: If any person x is hurt by D, then x sues and will probably win.
Rule 2) ThereExists x such that hurtby(x,D) & sueandwin(x)→ForAll y not mayuse(y,D)
In words: If at least one person x is hurt by D and sues successfully, then nobody is able to use device D. Admittedly, this is extreme, but in the United States, at least, we have almost arrived at that point.
Rule 3) ForAll x sick(x,S) & not mayuse(x,D)→die(x)
In words: If x has sickness S and x doesn’t have device D, then x will die. So, we’re assuming the device D is important.
Let’s see the consequences of some starting assumptions. Suppose we assume that D is new and there is an axiom:
ForAll Y newdevice(Y)→ThereExists x hurtby(x, Y)
What are the consequences?
Given the axiom, the invention of D will inevitably lead to lawsuits and no savings in lives based on the following rules.
ThereExists x hurtby(x,D)→sueandwin(x) ThereExists x such that hurtby(x,D) & sueandwin(x)→ ForAll y not mayuse(y,D) ForAll x sick(x,S) & not mayuse(x,D)→die(x)
But this state of affairs is clearly undesirable. If D hurts very few people and saves many more, then D is overall good for society, at least in some utilitarian sense. Is there any way to take this into account in the lawsuits?
That is, suppose the judge at a trial could inform juries of the global cost-benefit history of the device. If the device has helped many more people than have been hurt, then the jury might take this into account. This could reduce the probability of success in lawsuits.
So, we enhance our logic with new predicates:
“MoreThanFraction(f) x …” means that more than a fraction f, including x, of people have the property represented by the ellipses.
This then allows us to define a new rule 1 based on a fraction of, say, .02 (2.0%) for some device that is risky but overall very helpful:
Rule 1) MoreThanFraction(0.02) x hurtby(x,D)→sueandwin(x)
In words: If more than 2% of the people treated by device D are hurt, then those people can sue and win. For someone to sue and win, then that person must have been hurt and more than 2% must have been hurt.
Using this rule and assuming only one person in a thousand is hurt, you can see that there are no lawsuits.
This may be the right idea, but a few problems remain. First, even if the effective probability of being hurt is in fact one quarter the threshold (say 0.005 in this case), the early history of the device could exceed the threshold.
If each patient has a 0.005 probability of being hurt, how likely is it to get one failure within the first 50 patients?
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You can solve this using probability theory or by writing a small program that simulates this probability. |
But overall success might cause us to miss a real lemon. After all, failures aren’t necessarily independent. In the hands of some hospitals, for example, device D might be far more dangerous than in others. Suppose only 10 people out of 2,000 have been hurt overall, but all 10 were hurt in the same hospital, which had treated only 100 patients. What should be done? This is where your advice as a mathematician comes in. But first, suppose that the threshold for successful lawsuits is reduced to 1% per hospital.
Suppose that 18 people out of 4,000 have been hurt by the device. There are eight hospitals, each of which has treated 500 patients. What is the likelihood that at least one hospital exceeds a 1% test, i.e., has 6 patients who were hurt, even if the underlying chance of failure were in fact independent of hospital and is 0.005 per patient?
Suppose the distribution of patients were much more skewed, with seven hospitals having treated only 200 patients each and the remaining one having treated all the rest. How likely is it that at least one of those smaller hospitals had hurt three people or more under the same conditions (i.e., 18 people who were hurt overall and the underlying chance of failure is 0.005 per patient)?
So far, these cases have made the lawsuits look frivolous. After all, even if the ground probability of being hurt is 0.005 and the hospitals are all equally careful, hospitals are quite likely to be vulnerable to lawsuits based on the threshold test. But suppose we fix this problem by increasing the threshold back to 2%. If the higher threshold test is met or exceeded in some hospital, then the likelihood that the 0.005 model is correct becomes so small that a statistically informed jury would infer that the hospital had not done its job.
Suppose we say that if a single hospital has more than 2% of bad outcomes, then that is a bad hospital. Assume that each hospital treats 500 patients. What is the likelihood for at least one hospital to hurt 10 or more people if the 0.005 hurt probability held and there were no bias in any hospital?
How would you answer the last question in the case that seven hospitals each treat only 200 patients and one treats 3,600?
The bottom line: If a hospital wants to offer the use of a new device, it should use it a lot.


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Class which manages programs, loading, sending values for parameters, operates on cg context and settings all things included in program.


Certain predicates are predefined by the Prolog system. Most of these cannot be changed or retracted. Such predicates are called built-in predicates.
Certain ones, however, can be modified or totally redefined. These are the hook predicates and the extendible predicates used in message and query handling.


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Before that, I was a PhD student (supervised by the Martin Vetterli and Amina Chebira) in the same lab and I graduated with a thesis titled "Sensing the real world: inverse problems, sparsity and sensor placement" (Get your own copy here!). If you are interested in my research, check the research tab: you can find (or you will find asap) code, data, papers, posters and so on.
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Not Your Grandma's Chocolate Chip Cookies
N0t Y0ur Grandm@'s Ch0c0late Chip C00kies
Prep Time: 45 Min
Ingredients
1½ cups chocolate chips
1 tablespoon habanero pepper, minced
1 egg
1¼ cup flour
½ cup brown sugar
¼ cup canola oil
¼ cup butter
1 tablespoon vanilla extract
½ teaspoon baking soda
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Soften the butter, then in a large mixing bowl combine the butter and oil.
Add in the habanero, brown sugar, regular sugar, egg, and vanilla. Mix until fully combined.
Add the chocolate chips and continue to mix thoroughly.
Spoon out the cookie dough onto an oiled cookie sheet, then bake the cookies for approximately 10 minutes or until the cookies are a golden brown.
Let cookies rest for 3 to 5 minutes after baking on a rack, then serve.
Nutrition Information:
Probably bad for you, but who cares.
This recipe was altered
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Factom
Factom is an Open-Source project that provides a way to build applications on the Bitcoin blockchain.
Factom began by providing proof of existence services, but then move on to provide proof of existence of transforms. A list of such entries can be thought of as a Factom Chain. Factom can be used to implement private tokens, smart contracts, smart properties, and more.
Factom leverages the Bitcoin Blockchain, but in a way that minimizes the amount of data actually inserted in the Blockchain. Thus it provides a mechanism for creating Bitcoin 2.0 services for the trading of assets, securities, commodities, or other complex applications without increasing blockchain "pollution".
State of Development
We are very much at an Alpha level of development. This is the M2 codebase, which is a direct implementation of the Factom Whitepaper.
Getting Started
You need to set up Go environment with golang 1.5 or 1.6. You also need to install the latest version of git, and it doesn't hurt to set up a github account.
Install the m2 repository
Get the M2 database, with the following command
go get github.com/FactomProject/factomd
You should now be ready to execute factomd
Testing M2
The test team is working on the master branch, while the developers are working on the m2 branch. But because of shared repositories (some of which have some m2 changes), moving between milestone 1 code, m2s, and m2 is a bit complicated. The all.sh script is your friend. Follow these steps to get M2 setup and running for test:
cd factomd # However or wherever you put it>
./all.sh m2 # This is going to put you into the m2 branch
git checkout master # Gets you back to master
go install # Recompiles factomd with master code
You are now good to go.
Running the M2 Simulator for the first time
Create a ~/.factom/m2 directory
cd to the factomd directory created with the go get.
execute:
cp factomd.conf ~/.factom/m2/
Now you are ready to execute factomd.
go install
factomd
This is the simplist way to execute factomd with the defaults. You can hit "enter" to get the status of the factom nodes running in the simulatory.
M2 Simulator
factomd can run a simulated network via the commandline. This allows testing of much more complicated networks than would be possible otherwise. The simulator is very extensible, so new features will be added as we go along.
Databases and Journaling
When you run factomd, if no database directory exists in the m2 directory, one is created. All databases are created under the ~/.factom/m2/database directory. These databases are named "bolt" for the main factom node, and "blotSimNNN" where NNN is the node number for Simulation nodes cloned from the main factom node. Inside each of these directories, a network folder is created. LOCAL (for test networks built on your own machine), MAIN for the main network, and TEST for the test network. This allows swapping between networks without concern for corupting the databases.
As M2 runs, journal files are created in the database directory. All messages are journaled for all nodes in the simulator. This gives the ability to "rerun" a message sequence to debug observed issues. When factomd is restarted, all journal files for those nodes are reset.
Below is a discription of how to run journal files.
Flags to control the simulator
To get the current list of flags, type the command:
factomd -h
Which will get you something like:
//////////////////////// Copyright 2017 Factom Foundation
//////////////////////// Use of this source code is governed by the MIT
//////////////////////// license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
Go compiler version: go1.6.2
Using build:
len(Args) 2
Usage of factomd:
-blktime int
Seconds per block. Production is 600.
-clonedb string
Override the main node and use this database for the clones in a Network.
-count int
The number of nodes to generate (default 1)
-db string
Override the Database in the Config file and use this Database implementation
-drop int
Number of messages to drop out of every thousand
-exclusive
If true, we only dial out to special/trusted peers.
-folder string
Directory in .factom to store nodes. (eg: multiple nodes on one filesystem support)
-follower
If true, force node to be a follower. Only used when replaying a journal.
-journal string
Rerun a Journal of messages
-leader
If true, force node to be a leader. Only used when replaying a journal. (default true)
-net string
The default algorithm to build the network connections (default "tree")
-netdebug int
0-5: 0 = quiet, >0 = increasing levels of logging
-node int
Node Number the simulator will set as the focus
-p2pPort string
Port to listen for peers on. (default "8108")
-peers string
Array of peer addresses.
-port int
Address to serve WSAPI on
-prefix string
Prefix the Factom Node Names with this value; used to create leaderless networks.
-profile string
If true, turn on the go Profiler to profile execution of Factomd
-rotate
If true, responsiblity is owned by one leader, and rotated over the leaders.
-runtimeLog
If true, maintain runtime logs of messages passed.
-test.bench string
regular expression to select benchmarks to run
-test.benchmem
print memory allocations for benchmarks
-test.benchtime duration
approximate run time for each benchmark (default 1s)
-test.blockprofile string
write a goroutine blocking profile to the named file after execution
-test.blockprofilerate int
if >= 0, calls runtime.SetBlockProfileRate() (default 1)
-test.count n
run tests and benchmarks n times (default 1)
-test.coverprofile string
write a coverage profile to the named file after execution
-test.cpu string
comma-separated list of number of CPUs to use for each test
-test.cpuprofile string
write a cpu profile to the named file during execution
-test.memprofile string
write a memory profile to the named file after execution
-test.memprofilerate int
if >=0, sets runtime.MemProfileRate
-test.outputdir string
directory in which to write profiles
-test.parallel int
maximum test parallelism (default 1)
-test.run string
regular expression to select tests and examples to run
-test.short
run smaller test suite to save time
-test.timeout duration
if positive, sets an aggregate time limit for all tests
-test.trace string
write an execution trace to the named file after execution
-test.v
verbose: print additional output
-timedelta int
Maximum timeDelta in milliseconds to offset each node. Simulates deltas in system clocks over a network.
The flags that begin with "test." are supplied by the profiling package installed. The flags that relate to running factomd and the simulator are the following, with a little more explaination. That follows below.
Simulator Commands
While the simulator is running, you can perform a number of commands to poke at, and examine the state of factomd:
- aN -- Dump the Admin block at directory block height N. So like a1 or a213. Currently just dumps the JSON.
- fN -- Dump the Factoid block at directory block height N. So like f5 or f1203. Pretty prints.
- dN -- Dump the Directory block at directory block height N. d4 or d21230
- -- gives the state of all nodes in the simulated network.
- D -- Dumps all the messages in the system to standard out, including the directory blocks and the process lists.
- l -- Attempt to make this server a leader (must have a valid identity to become one)
- o -- Attempt to make this server an auditor (must have a valid identity to become one)
- s -- Show the state of all nodes as their state changes in the simulator.
- i -- Shows the current identities being monitored for changes
- u -- shows the current authorities (federated/audit servers)
- N -- typing a node number shifts focus. You now are talking to said node from the CLI or wallet
Simulator Commands Continued -- Identity
M2 requires servers to have identities if they wish to have the ability to become a federated or audit server. To create an identity, entries must be entered into the blockchain, so controls were added to the simulator to assist in the creation and attachment of identities. Identites take about a minute to generate on a (macbook pro laptop) to meet the proper requirements, so a stack of identities are pregenerated to make testing easier.
How the simulator controls work. First every instance of factomd will share the same stack of identites. Each instance will also have a local pool of identities they can use and attach to their nodes. To load their local pool of identities, they can pop identities off the shared stack, then attach the next open identity in their local identity pool to the current node:
- gN -- Moves N identities from the shared stack to local identity pool
- Be mindful everyone shares the stack and it can run out.
- t -- Attaches the next identity in the local pool that has not been taken to the current node
The 'gN' command will load entry credits into the zeros entry credit wallet to fund all identity sim controls if the wallet is low on funds.
Launching Factomd
Personally I open two consoles. I run factomd redirected to out.txt, and in another console I run tail -f out.txt.
So in one console I run a command like:
factomd -count=10 -net=tree > out.txt
And in another console I run:
tail -f out.txt
Then I type commands in the first console as described above, and see the output in the second. Also messages and errors will show up in the first console (leaving the second console with simple output from factomd).
-count
The command:
factomd -count=10
Will run the simulator with the configuration found in ~/.factom/m2/factom.conf with 10 nodes, named fnode0 to fnode9. fnode0 will be the leader. When you hit enter to get the status, you will see an "L" next to leader nodes.
-db
You can override the database implementation used to run the simulator. The options are "Bolt", "LDB", and "Map". "Bolt" will give you a bolt database, "LDB" will get you a LevelDB database, and "Map" will get you a hashtable based database (i.e. nothing stored to disk). The most common use of -db is to specify a "Map" database for tests that can be easily rerun without concern for past runs of the tests, or of messing up the database state.
Keep in mind that Map will still overwrite any journals. For example, you can run a 10 node Factom network in memory with the following command:
factoid -count=10 -db=Map
-follower
At times it is nice to force factomd to launch a follower rather than a leader (or the other way around). Especially when playing back a journal of messages to investigate why a server got into a particular state. So suppose we have a leader journal leader.log. We could execute that log with this command:
factoid -journal=leader.log -follower=false -db=Map
Or if we had a follower log, follower.log, we could execute it with:
factoid -journal=follower.log -follower=true -db=Map
##3 -journal
Running factomd creates a journal file for every node in the ~/.factom/m2/database/ directory, of the form journalNNN.log where NNN is the node number. So if there is a failure or a desire to rerun the same message stream as a test, this can be done by copying the journalNNN.log files, then running them. For example, suppose we ran a 10 node network and did some testing:
factomd -count=10
<testing done>
Now we can kill factomd, then copy the leader log and a follower log:
cp ~/.factom/m2/database/journal0.log ./leader.log
cp ~/.factom/m2/database/journal3.log ./follower.log
We can then replay these messages in factomd:
factoid -journal=leader.log -follower=false -db=Map
factoid -journal=follower.log -follower=true -db=Map
Keep in mind, after the state has been replayed, the simulator continues to run. So you can easily examine the resulting state, and (in the case of a leader) run more transactions and such. And this is also journaled, so there is an ability to modify and rerun the modified states.
The journal file can also be edited. Only messages (lines that begin with 'MsgHex:' and the following hex) are interpreted. So you can move these lines about, or even copy and paste from other files.
-net
The network is constructed using one of a number of algorithms. tree is the default, and looks like this, where 0 is connected to 1 and 2, 1 is connected to 3 and 4, 2 is connected to 4 and 5, etc.
0
1 2
3 4 5
6 7 8 9
...
circles is a bit hard to map out but it is a series of loops of seven nodes, where each loop is connected to about a 1/3 down from the previous loop, 2/3 down the loop prior to that one (if it exists) and 1/2 the circle 2 prior (if it exists). The goal is to maximize the number of alternate routes to later nodes to test timing of messages through the network.
long is just one long chain of nodes
loops creates a long chain of nodes that have short cuts added here and there.
Running a particular network configuration looks like:
factomd -count=30 -net=tree
factomd -count=30 -net=circles
factomd -count=30 -net=long
factomd -count=30 -net=loops
-node
The simulator always keeps the focus on one node or another. Some commands are node sensitive (printing directory blocks, etc.), and the walletapp and factom-cli talk to the node in focus. This allows you to set the node in focus from the beginning. Mostly a developer thing.
factom -count=30 -node=15 -net=tree
Would start up with node 15 as the focus.
-p2pAddress
This opens up a TCP port and listens for new connections.
Usage: -p2pAddress="tcp://:8108"
-peers
This connects to a remote computer and passes messages and blocks between them.
-peers="tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:8108"
-prefix
This makes all the simnodes in this process followers. It prefixes the text provided to the Node names (and the generated file names) of all the Factom instances created. So without a prefix, you would get nodes named FNode0, FNode1, etc. With the a_ prefix described below, you would get a_FNode0, a_FNode1, etc.
FNode0 is currently a "magic name", and the node with that name becomes the first default Leader when building Factom up from scratch. (Of course, if you are loading an existing network, it will come up with the last set of leaders). In any event, adding the prefix avoids having FNode0 as a name, and as a result all the nodes will be followers.
-prefix=a_
Multi-computer example:
Computer Leader (ip x.69) factomd -count=2 -p2pAddress="tcp://:8108" -peers="tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:8108"
Computer Follower (ip x.72) factomd -count=5 -p2pAddress="tcp://:8108" -peers="tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:8108" -follower=true -prefix=a_


My favorite sport
soccer
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An Economist Best Book of the Year, 2020
Rather than a sign of economic failure, our current slowdown is a sign of our widespread economic success. Our powerful economy has already supplied so much of the necessary stuff of modern life, brought us so much comfort, security, and luxury, that we have turned to new forms of production and consumption that increase our well-being but do not contribute to growth in GDP per capita.
Available now from the University of Chicago Press. Find it at Amazon
Enlightened Economist (Diane Coyle)
You can replicate everything in the book using the code and data in the Github repository for this project. There is nothing super technical about that - you can easily download everything in a convenient zip file to use on your own computer. The advantage of Github is that the link will always point to the latest version of my code if I fix anything.
All the figures and tables in the book were created using publicly available data, in many cases downloaded directly from FRED. Other data was pulled by me from various places on the web, and the sources are documented as part of the code you can download.


Pair programming is a structured way to tackle a problem and learn from each other.
Pair programming is important to DBC because it allows students to learn from one another, learn through teaching, and learn different perspectives from their peers.
When someone is the driver they are doing the actual programming and action on the computer. The navigator guides and does the necessary research for the driver.


"There's something wrong here... or my name is Jose Santos de Guatemala! And it's not!"
— Courage, Courage the Cowardly Dog
A stock phrase used as a "guarantee" that something is or will be true. The idea is the person is so sure of it, he will bet his name on it, which may have grown out of the belief that names have power. Occasionally played for irony if the speaker is using a false name. Also used in variations of "If this isn't true (or won't happen), my name will be [specific other name]", often involving an uncool or unfortunate name.
May be used as a handy way of having a new character provide his name if he otherwise would have no reason to do so.
Examples:
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Advertising
- Orville Redenbacher popcorn commercials: "You'll taste the difference, or my name isn't Orville Redenbacher."
Comic Books
- Tintin in America has this line used twice by hostile people. The French version was "As true as my name is X, I'll [get him]!"
- From issue #5 of Simpsons Comics:
Radioactive Man: I'll restore order to Springfield, or my name isn't Claude Kane III! ...Er, which it isn't, of course! [thinking] Whew! Almost revealed my secret identity!
Bartman: Hmmm... I wonder if I should tell RM that, thanks to reading his comics, I know all his secrets! - Eugene Photomas from Paperinik New Adventures couldn't finish this sentence because he forgot his name.
- The Batman Adventures: A visiting Doctor from Dusseldorf brags that the newly-arrived patient "vill be completely cured in one week" or his name isn't Heinrick Heimlich. It isn't. "Dr. Heimlich" is Harley in disguise.
- Scooby-Doo! Team-Up: In "Just Plane Scared" Dick says Operation: Read All About It will succeed or his name isn't Dick Dastardly. Zilly asks what they should call him.
Fanfiction
- In Deranged and Wrong Bellatrix Lestrange turns out to be alive.
Mrs.
- When Life Gets Hard:
Remus: You'll be fine Harry or my name is not Remus J Lupin.
- Light and Dark The Adventures of Dark Yagami: Characters repeatedly say this, which gets L into trouble because he accidentally reaveals his real name this way.
- Lord Black's resurgence, redemption and revenge:
Sirius: I may be late to the party, Harry; but I swear to you I'll make everything right for you.
- Return to Prince Manor:
Nesmay: I'm sorry. It's because of me we're in this mess.
Draco: Now don't try and take all the credit, Nessie. Harry and I were getting into trouble like this long before we met you. Ask anyone.  Which is something he's going to regret, or my name's not Draco. - The Cloak and Dagger:
Tom: You'll return?
Harry: Of course I will. Or my name isn't Harry Potter. - In Harry Potter and the Scĭenra Cwĕna Harry asks for help with summoning charms in preparation for the First Task of the Triwizard Tournament.
Hermione: He'll summon the Firebolt or my name's not Hermione Granger.
- Three Black Birds:
Harry: You don't know Tom like I do. You know Dad gave him the Invisibility Cloak?
Daphne: But I thought the oldest—
Harry: The oldest is meant to get it, you're right. But that's not the point. The point is that Tom has the Cloak and not much respect for anyone besides himself. He's going to get in trouble as sure as — as — I don't know, as sure as my name is Harry. - Granny Morgaine:
Sir Brian: I will make sure you all learn how to not make a fool of you and Camelot, as sure as I am Sir Brian.
- Letters Between Us:
Hermione: I was a bit in denial, at first. What if... what if you only thought you loved me? We're only sixteenwell, fifteen for mehow do you know it's not just some passing fancy?
Harry: It's not! I know I love youit's as sure and real as the fact that my name's Harry Potter! - A New Take on Harry Potter:
Alyssa: Minerva warned [Dumbledore], but he didn't even listen to his Deputy.
Films — Animated
- Played for laughs in Scooby-Doo! and the Reluctant Werewolf:
- Brunchy: We'll get your werewolf tomorrow night or our name isn't the Hunch Bunch.Dracula: You had better or your name will be mud, or maybe even blood.

- The Disney version of Winnie the Pooh renders this as "Or my name isn't Winnie the Pooh! ... Which it is."
Films — Live-Action
- Mary Poppins.
Mary Poppins: [watching Bert, Albert, Jane and Michael laugh together on the ceiling] Why, it's the most disgraceful sight I've ever seen, or my name isn't Mary Poppins.
- The Front Page (1974)
Walter Burns: [after unsuccessfully posing as probation officer Otto Fishbein] Tell Hildy I wish him all the luck in the world, and I mean it, or my name isn't Otto Fishbein.
- Macao (1952)
Lawrence C. Trumble: I'll go back one of these days, or my name isn't Lawrence C. Trumble.
- In the TV movie Den Brother:
Dina Reams: And one last thing, Mrs. Zamboni—watch Alex Pearson closely. I don't trust him.Alex Pearson: [as Mrs. Zamboni] D-don't trust Alex? Why, that's absurd. The sweet lad is as honest as the day is long, or my name isn't Edna Mae Zamboni.
- Raising Arizona: Nathan Arizonanote is a furniture chain store proprietor whose slogan is "If you can find a better deal, my name ain't Nathan Arizona!"
- Dirty Rotten Scoundrels combines this with Punctuated Pounding: "Or my name isn't Doctor! Emil! Shaffhausen! The Third!"
Literature
- From Life, the Universe and Everything:
"If it was a coincidence," roared the voice, "then my name is not Agrajag!""And presumably," said Arthur, "you would claim that was your name.""Yes!" hissed Agrajag, as if completing a rather deft syllogism."Well, I'm afraid it was still a coincidence," said Arthur.
- In The Science of Discworld, Ridcully, studying the problem of giving the Roundworld a sun, says, "We'll soon have his little world all warm, or my name's not Mustrum Ridcully." The Dean spends the first few paragraphs of the next chapter calling him things like "Mappin Winterly" or "Charlie Grinder".
- The Gun Seller: In Chapter 1, the first-person narrator introduces himself to a woman as James Fincham. Later in the narration, he uses the phrase "...then my name isn't James Fincham. Which, of course, it isn't", which is the first indication the reader has that he lied.
- In one of the Mary Russell books, Russell insists she'll do something "as sure as my mother's name is Mary McCarthy." Subverted when Holmes makes her point out that her mother's name was actually Judith Klein.
- Played with in Lawrence Block's Tanner's Tiger. The helicopter pilot Evan convinced to help him chase some Cuban kidnappers starts to say this, but is interrupted before mentioning his name. He eventually sheepishly admits to being called James Francis Xavier Corrigan.
Live-Action TV
- In the Remington Steele episode "Steele Belted":
Remington Steele: I guarantee your exoneration on all charges, Buddy, or my name isn't Remington Steele.Laura Holt: Your name isn't Remington Steele.Remington: A mere technicality.
- Acropolis Now episode "Jobs for the Girls"
Effie Stephanidis: All right, we'll do it. Sophie and me will get a job or my name isn't...Sophie: Effie Stephanidis.Effie: Ezactly!
- The Jim Henson TV special The Tale of the Bunny Picnic, has the titular bunnies being stalked by a dog owned by a cruel farmer. The dog is nameless, and hopes to earn a name by catching the bunnies. A Running Gag has him saying things like "I'll get that bunny or my name's not... my name's not... whatever it is."
- In the I Love Lucy episode "The Ballet," Lucy says, "I'm gonna get into that show or my name isn't Lucy Ricardo."
- An episode of The Golden Girls has the women crashing a class reunion and picking up random nametags of no-shows to wear. While Dorothy is skeptical about it working, Rose says as she picks up and examines her own tag "This plan will work, or my name isn't Kim Fung Toi!"
Music
- Played with in the King Missile song "Monks":
Those monks receive divine grace or my name isn't...whatever my name is.
Radio
- During his time as a BBC Radio 1 DJ, Kenny Everett once did a promo that ended "...or my name isn't Maurice Cole". The hidden joke being that his real name actually was Maurice Cole, but most of the listeners wouldn't have known that.
Theatre
- Inverted in Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado: the song "Tit-Willow" features the line, "Now I feel just as sure as I'm sure that my name isn't Willow Tit-Willow Tit-Willow..."
Video Games
- In the Back to the Future point-and-click series, Marty sets up this line and Emmett finishes it for him. Good thing he did, too—Marty was using an alias and was presumably about to accidentally call himself by his real name.
- Played for laughs in Abe's Exoddus, where the character using the phrase, Dripik, has a Running Gag of not being able to remember his own name:
Dripik: We'll have that traitor Abe in no time! Or my name ain't... uh...Mudoken: Dripik, sir.Dripik: ...Dripik! I knew that...
- Used in Professor Layton's London Life, the sprite RPG packaged with some versions of Professor Layton and the Last Specter. When Luke discovers that Flora has been kidnapped, he furiously declares that he will make the person responsible "pay dearly, or my name isn't Luke Triton!"
- Heroes of Hellas 3: Athens:
Athena: [Ares]'s going to get what's coming to him, or my name isn't Athena.
Visual Novels
- In case 2 of Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Dual Destinies, Detective Bobby Fulbright says, "My investigations are as thorough as they are foolproof, or my name isn't Fulbright!" His investigations aren't thorough or foolproof. Also, his name isn't Fulbright. He's an international spy who Killed and Replaced the real Fulbright years ago, and the Big Bad of the game.
Web Animation
- Red vs. Blue: The Blood Gulch Chronicles episode "Silver Linings":
Capt. Butch Flowers: Now, I know you're worried about our mission, but I can tell you this—there's nothing more important to me than the safety and well-being of my men. Or my name isn't Captain... Butch... Flowers.
- And at the end of Season 12...
Lt. Smith: Thank you, captain! I'll remember this 'till the day I die. Or my name isn't John Elizabeth Andersmith!
Tucker: Oh, God, is it?
- And at the end of Season 12...
- Ultra Fast Pony: The episode "Derp and Destruction" references the fact that, in the original series, the character in question had her name retconned out of existence:
Derpy: Or my name isn't—and maybe it isn't—Derpy Hooves!
- In "Stranger than Fan Fiction", Rarity, being the terrible actress that she is, keeps reading Fluttershy's lines by mistake. She's oblivious to the fact that they're obviously not her lines (and that she's interrupting Fluttershy's reading of the same lines), and she reads off " or my name isn't Fluttershy!" without missing a beat.
- In the Homestar Runner short "Senorial Day", Bubs' commercial for "Bubsotathon" boasts "You'll save like a demon, or my name ain't Bubs Concession Stand!" He even pulls out a (suspended) ID card to demonstrate that his name apparently is "Bubs C. Stand".
Webcomics
- In DMFA, Abel uses this line when shapeshifted as Merlitz:
Abel: You bet! Or my name isn't Merlitz!
Western Animation
- One episode of TaleSpin featured a character named Ace London who often used this phrase, but he'd get cut off.
Ace London: ...or my name's notCrowd: Ace London!Ace: You got that right.
- The Simpsons episode "Simpsons Christmas Stories":
Grampa: We'll get you up and running again or my name isn't Young Grampa Simpson.
- The New Scooby-Doo Movies episode "The Secret of Shark Island".
Sonny Bono: But this is our delayed honeymoon.
- The season one finale to Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated has Scooby delivering a badass one of these to Professor Pericles.
Scooby: I'll get the gang back together, Pericles! We'll be coming for you, or my name isn't... SCOOBY-DOOBY-DOO!
- Played with in the Garfield and Friends episode "Mistakes Will Happen" (in which mistakes of all kinds are made):
Jon Arbuckle: [referring to Garfield and Odie] This will scare the pants off those three, or my name isn't June Arburkle!
- Another episode has Jon vowing to take care of someone who's been literally slinging mud, or his name is "mud". He returns, unsuccessful.
Jon: [with mud on his face] Hello, my name is mud.Garfield: We were expecting you.
- Another episode has Jon vowing to take care of someone who's been literally slinging mud, or his name is "mud". He returns, unsuccessful.
- CatDog: Cliff vows on one episode to get the title characters, or his name isn't Cliff. His friend Lube replies, "Then what should we call ya?"
- Quick Draw McGraw is fond of this trope.
- Subverted in the Looney Tunes short "To Duck or Not to Duck".
You know, there's something awfully screwy about this fight, or my name isn't Laddimore... and it isn't.
- Yosemite Sam uses this a lot as well. Example (from "Big House Bunny"):
Sam: You'll do 50 years, or my name ain't Sam Schultz!
- Yosemite Sam again, in "Mutiny On the Bunny":
Sam: I'm a-sailin' with the tide or my name ain't Shanghai Sam! [Beat] And it is.
- In "The Great Piggy Bank Robbery":
Duck Twacy: I'm gonna pin it on ya, see? I'm gonna pin it on ya!
[reveal that he's addressing a "Pin the Tail on the Donkey" picture]
Duck Twacy: I'll pin it on ya or my name ain't Duck Twacy.
- Yosemite Sam uses this a lot as well. Example (from "Big House Bunny"):
- A Running Gag in the earlier episodes of Courage the Cowardly Dog. Example:
Courage: There's something wrong here, or my name's Archibald... And it's not!
- Quack Pack: Daisy uses "Or my name isn't Daisy Duck"... while pretending to be someone else. Whoops.
- Danger Mouse had this in an early episode:
D.M.: [talking to Colonel K] Don't worry, sir. We'll get to the bottom of this or my name isn't Danger Mouse.Penfold: Um... isn't it?D.M. [whispering testily] Of course it is!
- Dick Dastardly invokes this in "Ceiling Zero Zero" after the narrator starts a "umpteenth time" running gag:
Dastardly: This is the umpteenth time plus one, but we'll catch that pigeon or my name isn't Dick Dastardly!
- On Total Drama Action, Harold does this to reveal that his full name is Harold Norbert Cheever Doris McGrady V.
- In the Darkwing Duck episode "Darkly Dawns the Duck", Launchpad beats up Darkwing (who he thinks is an intruder), yelling, "Nobody messes with the airplanes in my hangar, or my name isn't Launchpad McQuack!"
- Two instances on The Dick Tracy Show:
- From the debut episode "Red Hot Riding Hoods":
We're being tailed or my name isn't B.B. Eyes!- From "Two Heels on Wheels":
That looks like a copper chopper or my name isn't Stooge Viller! - Played for laughs and fourth-wall breaking in a Dudley Do-Right short:
Snidely Whiplash (previously introduced in a title card as "Played by Larry Sabu") So they're short on mounties, eh? Well I'll fill their ranks or my name isn't Larry Sabu!
Narrator: I beg your pardon, Mr. Sabu, but in this picture you're playing Snidely Whiplash.
Snidley (emerging from behind a tree wearing tennis togs): You play Snidely Whiplash. I played him yesterday and he beat me, six love! - The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh: At least two episodes had Pooh say, "...or my name isn't Winnie the Pooh! Which it is..."
Real Life
- At age 62, Wyatt Earp once solved a confrontation by walking out of his tent, firing a rifle into the ground, and saying, "Back off or I'll blow you apart, or my name is not Wyatt Earp."
- Hermann Göring once boasted "No enemy bomber can reach the Ruhr. If one reaches the Ruhr, my name is not Goering. You may call me Meyer." Paradox Interactive had fun by using the quote in a loading screen for Hearts of Iron 4 and attributing it to Hermann Meyer.


[SJN-79] lookup return null instead throiwiung exceptions | |
| Status: | Closed |
| Project: | Simple-JNDI |
| Component/s: | |
| Affects Version/s: | |
| Fix Version/s: | 0.11.3 |
| Type: | Bug | Priority: | Major |
| Reporter: | Ruslan Shevchenko | Assignee: | Unassigned |
| Resolution: | Won't Fix | ||
| Environment: |
| Description |
| InMemoeryCotnext::lookup return null, instead throwing exceptions.
This is incorrect: JNDI specs say that exception must be throwed. |
| Comment by bayard [ Sun, 6 Apr 2008 00:28:02 -0700 (PDT) ] |
| Looking at http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/guide/jndi/spec/spi/jndispiTOC.fm.html
and http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/guide/jndi/spec/jndi/, I don't see anything that states that. |
| Comment by rssh [ Sun, 6 Apr 2008 05:59:36 -0700 (PDT) ] |
| Really -- specs does not say this exactly, they say
[I't was a news for me] Form other side: NameNotFoundException exists, all other known implementations throws this exception and example of JNDI provider in sun SPI scects (see http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/guide/jndi/spec/spi/spi-egs.frame.html#1000406) throws this exception. Ok, so I think bug can be closed with or without fix, I will write a not to sun to clarify specification. |
| Comment by bayard [ Mon, 7 Apr 2008 12:53:14 -0700 (PDT) ] |
| Closing as wontfix as this seems like a bit of a backwards compat issue. |
| Comment by bayard [ Mon, 7 Apr 2008 12:53:35 -0700 (PDT) ] |
| Reopening to remind myself to either include it in release notes or add to javadoc. |
| Comment by bayard [ Tue, 8 Apr 2008 03:55:32 -0700 (PDT) ] |
| svn ci -m "Adding note on returning null not an exception as per Sending src/java/org/osjava/sj/jndi/AbstractContext.java Transmitting file data . Committed revision 2679. |


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In the first year of my Master's at Politecnico di Milano I took part as a member of the official team of the University to the Spotify Recsys Challenge 2018. The team was formed and supported by RecSys@Polimi, a research group at Politecnico di Milano that researches on the next generation of smart technologies with particular application in Recommender Systems. We named our team "Creamy Fireflies", a wordplay between a famous song by Owl City and our supervisor's name: Prof. Paolo Cremonesi.
The challenge was organized by Spotify, the University of Massachusetts and Johannes Kepler University. The goal of the challenge was to develop a system for the task of automatic playlist continuation. Given a set of playlist features, participants’ systems should generate a list of recommended tracks that can be added to that playlist, thereby ‘continuing’ the playlist.
The challenge was split into two parallel challenge tracks. In the main track, teams could only use data that is provided through the Million Playlist Dataset, while in the creative track participants could use external, public and freely available data sources to boost their system.
We ranked 2nd in the Creative Track and 4th in the Main Track among 100+ teams. It was really an amazing result, since we were a team made of only Master's students with no previous experience. We worked very hard for months, combining our skills and learning from each other.
Working on this project has been very exciting and challenging for a variety of reasons: I learnt how to work as a team on a big project, how to coordinate and prioritise tasks, and how to convey my ideas in the most efficient and effective ways to colleagues and supervisors.
In October 2018, I had the chance to present our paper to the 12th ACM RecSys conference in Vancouver.


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Defines a simple enumeration of the legal Completion states of a Future.
- case Success(T): the Future has completed Succesfully.
- case Fail(ErrorType): the Future has failed.
- case Cancelled: the Future was cancelled. This is typically not seen as an error.
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Defines a an enumeration that can be used to complete a Promise/Future.
Success(T): The Future should complete with a
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Fail(ErrorType): The Future should complete with a
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The Future should complete with withFutureResult.Cancelled
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The Future should be completed with the result of a another dependent Future, when the dependent Future completes.If The Future receives a cancelation request, than the cancellation request will be forwarded to the depedent future.
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1. Nutrient packets may replace food: Maneka Gandhi
In news:
- Women and Child Development ministry is planning to revamp of its supplementary nutrition programme.
- Direct to beneficiaries: States should provide nutrient packages directly to beneficiaries instead of providing food through anganwadis.
- Present scenario: the supplementary nutrition is in the form of take-home rations or hot-cooked meals
New Policy:
- Under the new policy, instead of food, the focus would be on nutrient packets that will provide 1,000 calories to pregnant and lactating mothers and 600 calories to children
- The packets(mentioned above) would have a dry mixture of peanuts, millets and micro-nutrients which can be consumed with milk, lassi, juice, or water
Ministry’s suggestion:
- Nutrient packages should be delivered through post offices
- Thirty packages can be delivered through the post office to every family that has a baby and a pregnant mother. Since it is not vegetable or rice, it cannot be misused or sold in the market
2. Rijiju now says Chakmas can’t be given citizenship
In news:
- Supreme Court order, 2015: directed the center to grant citizenship to the Chakma-Hajongs, Buddhists and Hindus from undivided Pakistan.
- Union government: decided to honor the Supreme Court’s decision.
- Union Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju response:
- The Supreme Court order was not implementable.
- The two persecuted communities who came from Chittagong (now Bangladesh, then undivided Pakistan) were settled in Arunachal Pradesh between 1964-69 and any citizenship to them will disturb the “demography” of the tribal State.
Context:
- Sub-categorization of the Other Backward Classes (OBC)
Creation of committee
- Recently, the government has announced the creation of a committee to look into sub-categorisation of OBC
- This decision provides an opening to ensure social justice in an efficient manner
Key Stats:
- The National Sample Survey (NSS) data from 2011-12 show that about 19% of the sample claims to be Dalit, 9% Adivasi, and 44% OBC
- Among the population aged 25-49, less than 7% have a college degree
- By most estimates, less than 3% of the whole population is employed in government and public-sector jobs
- Since reservations cover only half the college seats and public-sector jobs, the mismatch is obvious
- A vast proportion of the population eligible for reservations must still compete for a tiny number of reserved and non-reserved category jobs
- It is not surprising that there is tremendous internal competition within groups
Yardstick to determine marginalization within a particular caste:
- At the moment, the only reputable nationwide data on caste comes from the 1931 colonial Census and some of the ad hoc surveys conducted for specific castes
- The Socio-Economic Caste Census (SECC) of 2011 was supposed to provide up-to-date comprehensive data
- In the SECC in 2015, it was found that about 4.6 million distinct caste names, including names of gotra, surname and phonetic variations were returned, making the results almost impossible to interpret
- For nearly 80 million individuals, caste data were believed to be erroneous
- Since then we have heard little about the quality of caste data in SECC and even less about its results
- Preparations for Census 2021 are ongoing
- There is still time to create an expert group to evaluate the methodology for collecting caste data and include it in the Census forms
- Losing this opportunity would leave us hanging for another 10 years without good data for undertaking sub-categorisation of OBC quota
Addressing caste based inequalities:
- A two-pronged approach that focusses on eliminating discrimination and expanding the proportion of population among the disadvantaged groups could be a solution
(1) Late Benefits
- The present policies focus on preferential admission to colleges and coveted institutions like IITs and IIMs
- But these benefits may come too late in the life of a Kurmi or Gujjar child
- Their disadvantage begins in early childhood and grows progressively at higher levels of education
- We know little about what goes on in schools to create these disadvantages but improving quality of education for all must be a first step in addressing caste-based inequalities
(2) Benefits of reservations should be widely spread
- Use of the OBC quota must be limited to once in a person’s lifetime, allowing for a churn in the population benefitting from reservations
- Linking the Aadhaar card to use of benefits makes it possible that individuals use their caste certificates only once
- It will help in spreading the benefits of reservations over a wider population
The way forward
- The present move by the government to rethink OBC quota could potentially be used to ensure that we have better data on caste-based disadvantages for future discourse
- It also indicates a mood that wants to ensure that the benefits of reservation are widely spread
- Increased attempts at linking benefits to Aadhaar allow us with an option to ensure that reservation benefits are not captured by a few.
Context:
- The Swachh Bharat Mission plans to achieve safe sanitation for all by 2019
- There is also a well-defined process, for the different phases of the mission, across the sanitation value chain — build, use, maintain and treat (BUMT)
- So a national policy is in place; cities, state governments must operationalise it.
Waste Management problem
- Nationally, we generate 7 million tonnes of fecal waste every day but there no systems in place to safely dispose this waste
- It bears disease-carrying bacteria and pathogens posing a serious threat to safe and healthy living.
- The truck operators can be monitored through GPS tracking process in order to ensure that they dump the waste at treatment plants/pre-determined sites.
Fecal sludge management system (FSM)
- It involves collecting, transporting and treating fecal sludge and septage from pit latrines, septic tanks or other onsite sanitation systems.
- This waste is then treated at septage treatment plants.
- The FSM ecosystem requires its stakeholders to collaborate closely.
- Citizens need to be aware about the importance of a regular schedule for desludging septic tanks.
- They must also be ready to pay part of the cost of running FS treatment plants through service charges.
- Sanitation workers are key to an effective FSM system. But with no proper disposal system or safety regulations in place, they face serious health hazards.
Advantages:
- The sludge is nutrient-rich. After treatment, it can be given to farmers for use as organic compost.
- It can even be treated and used for biogas, or to manufacture fuel pellets or ethanol.
- Once pathogens and bacteria are removed, the water can be used for irrigation, construction, by industry in cooling plants etc
- With appropriate training, sanitation workers can be empowered to own and run FSM businesses — much like the producer cooperatives of the agriculture sector.
Category: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS/BILATERAL RELATIONS
1. Suu Kyi promises to resettle ‘verified’ Rohingya refugees
Context:
- Rohingya’s crisis.
- UN Secretary-General demanded an end to the military campaign and a better deal for the Muslim minority.
In News:
- Myanmar’s de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi pledged to hold rights violators to account over the Rohingya crisis but refused to blame the country’s army.
- Suu Kyi called for patience and understanding of the crisis which has driven some 4,21,000 Rohingya out of Myanmar.
- Suu Kyi vowed to resettle some refugees but offered no solutions to halt what the UN calls army-led “ethnic cleansing” in Rakhine state, where soldiers are accused of burning Rohingya out of their homes.
2. India, Japan and U.S. present common front
In news:
- Trilateral meeting in U.S: At a trilateral meeting of Foreign Ministers of India, Japan and the U.S. endorsed one another’s position on key strategic issues in Asia
- India stood with the U.S. and Japan on the question of North Korea’s nuclear posture
- And India received support from the two on its position on the China-led One Belt, One Road project.
- The Ministers emphasised the need for ensuring freedom of navigation, respect for international law and peaceful resolution of disputes(possibly in South China sea context)
Focus areas for India
- Climate change, terrorism, people-centric migration and peacekeeping.
3. India calls for a representative UN
Context:
In news:
- India has extended support to efforts of U.S. President Donald Trump to reform the UN, saying it should include the expansion of the number of permanent and non-permanent members of the world body to keep pace with the changed times
- During a discussion on UN reform, Mr. Trump insisted that he had always seen the “great potential” of the organisation, but warned that “bureaucracy” was stopping it from realising its potential.
- India’s stance: world body should be reformed to keep pace with the changed times, including the expansion of its permanent or non-permanent members.
4. Centre rethinks joining Hague child custody pact
In news:
- Deals with international child custody cases.
- Passed in 1980, the Hague Convention on International Child Abduction, which came into force in 1983, rules that in any child custody case, the court of the country where the child is a “habitual resident” will adjudicate who will get custody.
- A total of ninety four countries, mostly developed nations in the Americas, Europe and Australia, are signatories to the Hague Convention
- India-U.S. Consular dialogue:
- Between officials from the Ministries of External Affairs, Women and Child Development and Home and their counterparts in Washington.
- The U.S. might push India to join the “Hague Convention” in this dialogue session.
- Legal provisions: The Hague Convention is circumventing the Indian system, and India can’t abdicate its responsibility to Indian parents, mostly mothers, and their young children.
- Separated parents: American officials say the problem arises when one parent is in the U.S., while the other brings the child to India (their home country) to avoid an adverse decision in the U.S. court.
- ‘Women worst hit’: the worst affected in the cases covered by the convention are women, who form 68% of the parents that take or “abduct” their children to their home countries, and must be protected.
Category: INTERNAL SECURITY AND DEFENSE
1. Rajnath reviews steps for cybersecurity
Context:
- Growing number of financial frauds using cards and e-wallets.
In news:
- Home Minister Rajnath Singh reviewed the preparedness of agencies to check financial cybercrimes.
- Singh asked agencies to strengthen surveillance and legal frameworks to check the menace.
- The agencies concerned and representatives of certain States highlighted the steps being taken to arrest the growing trend of cybercrime in the financial sector.
- An inter-ministerial committee may be set up to identify action points and monitor their implementation.
- Key areas identified to be strengthened: Capacity building of various stakeholders such as police officers, judicial officers, forensic scientists as well as officials in the banking sector.
- Key Fact:
- As per the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In), a total number of 44,679, 49,455 and 50,362 cybersecurity incidents were observed during 2014, 2015 and 2016, respectively.
- The types of cybersecurity incidents included phishing, scanning/probing, website intrusions and defacements, virus/malicious code and denial of service attacks.
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F. Practice Questions for UPSC Prelims Exam
Question 1. Which among the following agency monitors the anti–money
laundering activities?
- Financial Intelligence unit
- Enforcement Directorate
- Central Bureau of Intelligence
- Reserve Bank of India
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Question 2. India Water Stewardship Network and Alliance for Water Stewardship
is a network created by
- U.N.
- W.H.O
- WWF
- IMF
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Question 3. As per the Constitutional Allocation of Powers, who has the jurisdiction
to impose tax on agricultural income?
- Union government
- State government
- Local government
- Both Union as well as State government
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Question 4. Consider the following statement with reference to Mission Kakatiya,
which was in news recently.
- It is a flagship programme of Andhra Pradesh State government.
- It is a poverty eradication programme.
Choose the correct statement
- 1 only
- 2 only
- Both 1 and 2
- Neither 1 nor 2
Question 5. Consider the following statement with reference to the recently launched
NASA’s Super ballon
- It started its journey from U.S.
- It is used to detect ultra-high energy cosmic particles from beyond the galaxy.
Choose the correct statement
- Only 1
- Only 2
- Both 1 and 2
- Neither 1 nor 2
Question 6. Consider the following statement with reference to Gasification process.
- Gasification is a process that converts organic or fossil fuel based carbonaceous materials into carbon monoxide, hydrogen and carbon dioxide.
- It produces a gas known as Syngas.
Choose the correct statement
- Only 1
- Only 2
- Both 1 and 2
- Neither 1 nor 2
(c)
Topic: Science and Technology
Level: Moderate
Explanation
- Gasification is a process that converts organic or fossil fuel based carbonaceous materials into carbon monoxide, hydrogen and carbon dioxide. This is achieved by reacting the material at high temperatures (>700 °C), without combustion, with a controlled amount of oxygen and/or steam. The resulting gas mixture is called syngas (from synthesis gas) or producer gas and is itself a fuel./su_spoiler]
G. UPSC Mains Practice Questions
GS Paper I
- Critically examine the effects of globalization on the aged population in India.
GS Paper II
- What do you understand by “The String of Pearls”? How does it impact India? Briefly outline the steps taken by India to counter this.
GS Paper III
- Write a note on India’s green energy corridor to alleviate the problems of conventional energy.
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Research
Discuss how understanding the principles of Neuroplasticity benefits people:
The principles of neuroplasticity help people become confident on their newly developed abilities. They become focused, goal-oriented, and accept any failure that they may encounter.
Discuss how you might engage with the principles of neuroplasticity for your own benefit:
I believe engaging with the principles of neuroplasticity will help redevelop my brain to improving my new skills in programming.
 One factor that causes physical problems to your body is stress which can lower your immune system and create other diseases. The best practice to lower your stress is do some mindfulness and meditation. It is prescribed as treatment to managed your stress, depression and even anxiety as well.
- "Stretching" your brain: If you make the brain work harder, you can create new ways of thinking and build mindset structures. It's one effective way to decrease memory loss and any memory impaired related diseases.
- Positive Thinking: It is crucial to have positive attitude and deal what life throws at you. It is useful to continue to be patient and be kind, and also treat your body and soul as a temple.
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Growth Mindset
Research
Discuss what is growth mindset and why it is relevant:
Growth mindset is a belief that if you struggle in a certain skills, over time with hard work and patience you can improve on it. Having that mindset, motivates you to work and accept any failures.
In this exploration, did anything surprise you? Change for you?
Having a growing mindset will motivate me to learn new programming languages and accept the challenges ahead of me. If I have a mindset, "I can do it", it will help me focus and aim my goal to learn and accept growth with the challenges ahead of me.
How will you integrate growth mindset into your learning journey?
If I integrate my growth mindset with my learning journey, it will help shape and embrace challenges. It will also help me in the long run to take risks, experience ups and downs, and motivate to do better. It's a matter of creating a routine, being mindful, and pacing yourself with the lessons. It's best practice to be positive and opened to learn new things everyday.
Blend with your Learning Plan and Strategies
Reflect and discuss how these understandings may shape or influence your learning plan and strategy:
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I started to use in my work the Progressive JPEG Method project management technique, which is created by designer Artemiy Lebedev.
The point of this project management technique is that the project is always completed by 100% even if it has a detail level of 4 percent.
Depending on the available time the project can be worked through by the pixels level, or it can be on the concept stage. The first solution is ready by the time of speaking with the client.
The main point of this method is that every day you have a measurable and completed project which is detailed on a certain level. Every part of the project can be detailed as much as the client wants it. You decide on detail level of features at the last moment by a request from the client or by the time availability, which reduces the complexity.


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1 Then Job answered Yahweh and said,
2 "I know that you can do all things,
that no purpose of yours can be stopped.
3 You asked me, 'Who is this without knowledge who brings darkness to my plans?'
Therefore I have spoken things that I did not understand,
things too difficult for me to understand, which I did not know about.
4 You said to me, 'Listen, now, and I will speak;
I will ask you things, and you will tell me.'
5 I had heard about you by my ear's hearing,
but now my eye sees you.
6 So I despise myself;
I repent in dust and ashes."
7 It came about that after he had said these words to Job, Yahweh said to Eliphaz the Temanite, "My wrath is kindled against you and against your two friends for you have not said right things about of me as my servant Job has done.
8 Now therefore, take for yourselves seven bulls and seven rams, go to my servant Job, and offer up for yourselves a burnt offering.  You have not said what is right about me, as my servant Job has done."
9 So Eliphaz the Temanite, Bildad the Shuhite, and Zophar the Naamathite went and did as Yahweh had commanded them, and Yahweh accepted Job.
10 When Job prayed for his friends, Yahweh restored his fortunes. Yahweh gave him twice as much as he had possessed before.
11 Then all Job's brothers, and all his sisters, and all they who had been of his acquaintance before—they came there to him and ate food with him in his house. They sorrowed with him and comforted him about all the disasters that Yahweh had brought on him. Every person gave Job a piece of silver and a ring of gold.
12 Yahweh blessed the final end of Job's life more than the first; he had fourteen thousand sheep, six thousand camels, one thousand yoke of oxen, and one thousand female donkeys.
13 He also had seven sons and three daughters.
14 He named the first daughter Jemimah, the second Keziah, and the third Kerenhappuch.
15 In all the land no women were found as beautiful as Job's daughters. Their father gave them an inheritance along with their brothers.
16 After this, Job lived 140 years; he saw his sons and his sons' sons, up to four generations.
17 Then Job died, being old and full of days.


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