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The Bluesky Project Contributors
Bluesky originated at National Synchrontron Light Source II
("Giant X-ray beam")
NSLS-II is a "User Facility"
Build software that enables collaboration and specialization
Bluesky is designed in service to data analysis
When analyzing data we want....
Bluesky may be used from IPython or from graphical user interfaces
Bluesky is a bridge to the open-source ecosystem
Figure Credit: "The Unexpected Effectiveness of Python in Science", PyCon 2017
Bluesky is written in Python, which is very popular
Figure Credit: Stack Overflow Blog https://stackoverflow.blog/2017/09/06/incredible-growth-python/
Bluesky is designed for the long term
Bluesky has individually useful core components
Other facilities have adopted Bluesky piecemeal, adapting, extending, or replacing components to meet their requirements.
List of facilities known to use Bluesky (1 of 2)
List of facilities known to use Bluesky (2 of 2)
We can learn a lot from particle physics, astronomy, and climate science....but we have some unique problems too.
What changed to make data problems harder?
"Big data is whatever is larger
than your field is used to."
A spot check for data volume at an NSLS-II Project Beamline so far...
What changed to make data problems easier?
HPC is becoming more accessible.
One inviting example: jupyter.nersc.gov
Also: Commodity cloud-based tools
...which is not a new idea, but ease-of-use matters.
meta_data_in_37K_fname_005_NaCl_cal.tif
What's the problem?
What do we need to systematically track?
Experimental Data
Analysis needs more than "primary" data stream:Sample Data
Bureaucratic & Management Information
both technical and sociological
for an end-to-end data acquisition and analysis solution that leverages data science libraries
Technical Goals
Sociological Goals
Bluesky is designed for Distributed Collaboration
Bluesky is designed for Distributed Collaboration (cont.)
Layered design of Python libraries that are:
Looking at each component, from the bottom up....
Device Drivers and Underlying Control Layer(s)
You might have a pile of hardware that communicates over one or more of:
Ophyd: a hardware abstraction layer
trigger()
, read()
, and set(...)
.
Bluesky: an experiment specification and orchestration engine
Mix and match (or create your own) plans...
...and streaming-friendly viz...
...and streaming-friendly analysis
High Throughput
trigger
,
read
, save
, ...).
kickoff
("Go!") — complete
("Call me when you're done.") — collect
("Read out data
asynchronously.").Suitcase: store in any database or file format
DataBroker takes the hassle out of data access.
Keep I/O Separate from Science Logic!
Interfaces, not File Formats
The most important aspect of the Bluesky architecture are the well-defined protocols and interfaces.
Interfaces enable:
Interface Example: Iteration in Python
for x in range(10):
...
class MyObject:
def __iter__(self):
...
for x in MyObject():
...
Interface Example: numpy array protocol
import pandas
import numpy
df = pandas.DataFrame({'intensity': [1,1,2,3]})
numpy.sum(df)
Interfaces in Bluesky
Work openly
Build a lasting collaboration
Automated tests are essential
They enable people to try new ideas with confidence.
Good, current documentation is essential.
It convinces people that it might be easier to learn your thing than to write their own.
Minimalist and Extensible
Bluesky emits documents, streamed or in batches
This is an area of very active development is Bluesky.
Coordinated efforts underway at:
Feedback Paths
Scales of Adaptive-ness
below bluesky
&
ophyd
in bluesky
plans,
but without
generating event
providing feedback on a per-event
basis
providing feedback on a per-run / start
basis
providing feedback across many runs
asynchronous and decoupled feedback
Docs with theory and examples:
Bluesky Queue Server
Bluesky's first target was users coming from SPEC
New Capability: Editable Control Queue
Separation between user app and queue server
Various institutions are building graphical user interfaces on Bluesky.
pyStxm at Canadian Light Source (Russ Berg)
GUI for SAXS at Australian Synchrotron (Stephen Mudie)
GUI for COSMIC at Advanced Light Source (Xi-CAM Team)
Finally, various one-off solutions developed by beamline and/or Controls staff at NSLS-II
We intend to guide a systematic refactor of these onto components from bluesky-queueserver and bluesky-widgets.
A new project aimed at sharing GUI components built on Bluesky interfaces
Goals
Examples of integrating Data Broker search into existing software...
Model can be manipulated from IPython terminal
Search Data Broker from napari (N-dimensional image viewer)
Search Data Broker from PyFAI (powder diffraction software)
Search Data Broker from Xi-CAM
Proof of concept:
In this scan, each step is determined adaptively in response
to local
slope.
The system is designed to make fast feedback easy to write.
LCLS's Skywalker project builds on this to automatically deliver the photon beam to a number of experimental hutches at LCLS.
A stream of images from a linear detector is reconstructed into a volume using tomopy (APS).
It took one TomoPy developer and one Bluesky developer less than 20 minutes to write this.
A Gaussian is fit to a stream of measured data using the Python library lmfit (from U. Chicago / APS).
The Xi-cam 2 GUI / plugin
framework from
CAMERA
has adopted Bluesky's Event Model
for its internal data structures.
Real-time Data Analysis at APS
Data is streamed from APS to Argonne Leadership Compute Facility. Results are immediately visualized at APS.


Contents
A list of the installed files, along with their short descriptions can be found at ../../../../lfs/view/7.4/chapter06/udev.html#contents-udev.
The following is some additional content information.
If you installed LFS from SVN-20120719, LFS-7.2, or later, use udev-extras (from systemd) instead of this page.
Udev was indeed installed in LFS and there is no reason to reinstall it unless you are going to install a package such as UPower. This installation of Udev enables extra features which includes gudev, a requirement for UPower and optionally used by other packages.
Unlike any other package in the BLFS book, there is no set version of Udev specified to download. Several version updates to LFS and none to BLFS means there are probably many different versions of Udev on the platforms that BLFS is being built upon. Therefore, you should download and use the version of Udev your computer currently uses. The BLFS team has no experience updating (or reverting to an older version) the Udev package “on the fly.” To discover the version of Udev your computer currently uses, issue /sbin/udevadm --version.
You should look at the LFS instructions for the version you used, to check that you are using the correct testfiles (for some versions, this was a separate tarball, extracted in the udev directory with --strip-components=1) and to compare the configure options you are about to use against those which you used to build the version you are running (sometimes, the options change).
This package is known to build and work properly using an LFS-7.0 platform. (Using Udev-173)
This package is known to build and work properly using an LFS-7.1 platform. (Using Udev-182)
Download (HTTP): http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/utils/kernel/hotplug/
Download size: ~500 KB
Estimated disk space required: ~10 MB
Estimated build time: ~1.8 SBU
acl-2.2.52, GLib-2.36.4, Gperf-3.0.4, pciutils-3.2.0, and usbutils-007
User Notes: http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/wiki/udev
Install Udev by running the following commands:
./configure --prefix=/usr \ --sysconfdir=/etc \ --sbindir=/sbin \ --with-rootlibdir=/lib \ --libexecdir=/lib \ --with-systemdsystemunitdir=no \ --disable-introspection \ --docdir=/usr/share/doc/<udev-Installed LFS Version> && make
To test the results, issue: make check.
Now, as the root
user:
make install
--enable-gtk-doc
: Use this parameter if
GTK-Doc is installed and you wish
to rebuild and install the API documentation.
--disable-introspection
: Remove this
option if the optional dependency gobject-introspection is
installed.
--with-systemdsystemunitdir=no
: systemd
is not used in (B)LFS.
A list of the installed files, along with their short descriptions can be found at ../../../../lfs/view/7.4/chapter06/udev.html#contents-udev.
The following is some additional content information.
Last updated on 2013-02-11 10:51:17 -0800


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- 3.9 XMLDocument type (amf-file-format-spec.pdf)
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public final class ASXMLDocument : NSObject
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ActionScript 3.0 introduces a new XML type.
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flash.net.NetConnection for Swift
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extension RTMPSharedObject: CustomDebugStringConvertible
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flash.net.NetStream for Swift
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extension ByteArray: CustomDebugStringConvertible
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flash.events.Event for Swift
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open class Event
extension Event: CustomDebugStringConvertible
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flash.events.EventDispatcher for Swift
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Newbie alert! I can't find anything in PIL or TPIL on how to construct a function to a Pi type. If I have Y : I \to Type
and f : \Pi i, X \to Y i
, how do I turn this into X \to (\Pi i, Y i)
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Context: I want to prove that the latter function is continuous if all the f i
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use lambda?
O.o... lol
example (I : Type) (X : Type) (Y : I → Type) (f : Π (i : I), X → Y i) : X → (Π i, Y i) := λ x, λ i, f i x
Pi and structures are the only way of defining types
and then lambda and { }
are the only way of defining terms
or something
Pi and inductive types
lambda and mk
Can one say that lambda is some sort of a constructor for Pi types?
Or is that abuse of language?
Come to think of it, I am not sure I used a single inductive type in the whole scheme thing which wasn't a structure
Did you use nat
? :stuck_out_tongue:
no, in the type theory literature that's common
I mean
actually I don't think I did use nat
lambda is the intro rule for pi, and application is the elim form
but what I meant to say was that I rolled my own structures many times
but they were all structures
Sebastian's comment is interesting
There are tons of interesting inductive types beyond nat
because how can a mathematician be doing anything if they're not using the basic math type, namely nat
the primitive recursive functions are obviously defined inductively
but I think this maybe shows some disconnect between what the CS people think maths is, and what the maths people think it is
e.g. Mario saying "w00t I did some more Matiyesevich" and Patrick responding "when will you get back to math"
I'm mentioning that because it's fresh on my mind
That answer was mostly a joke
your scheme stuff is a bit too category-theoretic so have good examples
I understand that Mario think Matiyesevich is math
My scheme stuff is central to what a mathematician thinks that mathematics is
unless you consider freely generated stuff to be inductive
and Patrick and I know well that most people in our departments would not have a clue about the Matiyesevich stuff
it's obviously not all of math though
"a bit too category-theoretic" -- this is a very weird thing to day
Essentially nobody in my department is interested in categories
it helps to look at more "concrete" areas, actual constructions and not constraints
but many are interested in schemes
constraints tend to be noninductive
Essentially nobody in my department is interested in categories
johannes nicaise is
so not "definition of scheme" but "X is a scheme"
Johannes knows what a category is, like most of us do
but Johannes does not study them in their own right, like most of us don't
For most of us it's just a language
Today's milestone is of type "X is a scheme"
honestly I still have only the foggiest idea of what you guys actually do
I know
I do all this math and you guys just say "oh that CS guy"
doing that CS stuff
This is one of the big reasons why this stuff isn't more popular
So let's gather at the end of August and discuss that
Mario, I honestly think that if we wrote the definition of a perfectoid space in Lean
then some mathematicians would go "wooah"
and your honest opinion might be "it's just a definition"
but it is an extremely fashionable definition
and a very delicate one
I have no clue why I should care about perfectoid spaces, besides the societal stuff
And people like me prove basic lemmas about perfectoid spaces
and get them published in good journals
If you want to get a post-doc
@Mario Carneiro That's a very long story... but people are interested in them because they help us make progress on the Langlands programme
then you have to impress the right people
but the right people in which discipline?
And there is a big disconnect here
And people are interested in Langlands because... well, he just won the Abel prize for his impact on maths...
I want to see it develop more inline with the history - starting concrete and tending towards abstraction as things get more complicated
Langlands program pervades modern number theory and geometry
The Langlands Philosophy is arguably one of the central problems in maths and definitely one of the central problems in number theory
It places Fermat's Last Theorem in a bigger picture
So maybe we should start with fermat's last theorem
And you CS guys have made 0 progress with it
FLT is really old
it's all been done
not in lean
it would take a decade to formalise
by which time it would be even older
@Mario Carneiro Yes, but to do FLT, you have to define a scheme
and nobody would care
but then it would be motivated
Proof that nobody would care: I went around and asked a bunch of people if they would care
and they said no
_you_ would be motivated
no mathematician would care
I think everyone wants motivation
Defining a perfectoid space in Lean is 1000 times easier
and _some_ mathematicians would care
I mean, a non-trivial percentage would notice
Even just setting up a foundation for FLT would be tremendously satisfying for me
Well, if FLT is formalised, then certainly lots of other modern stuff will be easily formalisable
So it still would be a major milestone
because Peter Scholze is probably going to get a Fields Medal
Even just setting up a foundation for FLT would be tremendously satisfying for me
Well then you need to start caring about schemes
I'm all about the library building, making impossible goals feasible
Even just setting up a foundation for FLT would be tremendously satisfying for me
What do you mean with that?
The reason FLT is impossible
Formalising the statement of the modularity theorem?
is because you say that Cauchy Integral Formula is hard
FLT is in a whole language of its own, let's get that theory
But that is a drop in an ocean of analysis
all of which needs to be done to prove the trace formula
which in every known proof of FLT is an essential prerequisite
FLT is in a whole language of its own, let's get that theory
What do you mean with that?
Mario -- like Johan I don't understand what you're saying
I like to formalize "essential prerequisites"
Statements or proofs?
both?
Great
Well you can spend two years formalising Cauchy Integral Formula and then basic stuff about integration on complex manifolds
and no mathematician will care
and after all that
Schemes are epsilon-th prerequisite for FLT
you will proudly be able to formalise the statement of the trace formula
and no mathematician will care
because we proved it in the 1960s for SL_2
like the odd order theorem
and that's what we need
There is your major obstacle for proving FLT
and then you will have a demo where you show people how to work with basic calculus and it won't be a barrier anymore
And then 10 years later we have a proof of a 35-year-old theorem
it's not about impressing people with the statements, it's about making regular stuff pain free
and you have seen how this turns out
No
it is about impressing people
because that's where the jobs are
and that's where the money is
that's where the funding is
that's how you get promotions
It's not what they want, it's what they need
that's how you get money to support your family
i'm curious if MSR has any work on this; I know they want to prove certain properties of encryption protocols
so you have to split your effort between flashy stuff and foundations
I absolutely agree that in a perfect world we should all just drop what we're doing and prove the trace formula and tell mathematicians to stop producing more maths
but that won't happen
I don't think it need be so dichotomous
@Mario Carneiro FLT will never be formalised if it takes one of the leading number theorists of our time over 3 months to formalise the definition of the most basic gadget in the proof
or even me
Really, defining a scheme takes less then an hour in "Introduction to algebraic geometry"
Right, so I will formalize the most basic gadgets and then leading number theorists won't have to
or kevin
Why not take a break from your formalizing basic gadgets
@Mario Carneiro They will get hopelessly stuck on whatever comes after the basics
and formalize a fancy one with me
and let's see the reaction
Or
if that's too fancy
then formalize manifolds with Patrick
Kevin did formalize the basic gadget. Now you have the opportunity to do it right, and I'm sure that would be immensely instructive
because at least that's an important object
(manifolds)
and people in maths departments use them
as opposed to Diophantine sets
which are just some niche thing
which will get me publishing
in your CS world
That's the problem
we seem to live in two different worlds
well we've all got mouths to feed
You need your papers
and if the CS guys like the Diophantine set stuff
than that's what they're going to get
but the problem with this approach
@Mario Carneiro You have incredible skills. But atm mathematicians are really unable to use Lean, (except for a couple weirdo nerds like Kevin, Patrick, Scott and me). We really hope that you will help us build the bridge that the regular mathematicians need.
How is it possible that formalizing Diophantine sets could give you a paper but formalize schemes couldn't?
is that the mathematicians will continue to not give a shit
Patrick, I was going to write something very short
I can't publish in a math journal, unless I stop formalizing
but honestly let's face it
math journals don't care about that
whatever would I do with a two page paper saying "I wrote down a trivial definition, it took three months, here are some of the interesting problems I ran into"
for sure maths journals don't care
Why not publishing about formalization of schemes in a CS journal?
and from a CS point of view all I did was formalise a definition
CS journals care, but they also care about CS things
I am in a privileged position that I can just do what I like
so I did something I thought was important
Right, so we need a new journal "Formalisations in Geometry and Number Theory"
That can happen
journals are not hard to start
As I wrote earlier, I think the really interesting thing to write about would be the whole process starting with an optimistic mathematician knowing nothing about DTT and ending with a usable formalization
That was the story I was going to write
except I can't imagine it's usable yet
Yes, because it's not done yet
Mario -- I hope you understand that none of this is an implicit criticism of what you do
it is general frustration
It lacks the stage where Mario or Johannes enters the game seriously
about the state of things
It's not only frustration, it's also excitement about what could be
that too
but somehow the right people don't exist yet
If you would accept to play this game
The thing is, the things I enjoy are useful to others, but not really publishable results for the most part
I just have to make sure to stay somewhat on task
How did Assia got her job then? I think she always formalized math
I think she's my hero
Well, and there is Tom Hales of course. He knows everything about FLT and about formalisation.
Then why don't you start reading that scheme repository?
Still he did not formalise any algebraic geometry or anything in the direction of Langlands yet
I guess Hales knows too much, this prevents him from enjoying Kevin's optimism
Naive optimism is a very important math skill
I don't think I was ever able to prove anything without first hugely underestimating the difficulty
Also Johannes and I will be working at the university of Hanoi with Tom on a lean summer school
I think your hero would write "Scheme theory done right in Lean"
As I understand it many of the folks involved in Flyspeck are there, so it should be interesting
I fear Hanoi is a bit too far for me
ooh, Flyspeck looks interesting! So they proved the optimal packing of balls in 3d space
Please don't pressure Mario too hard :) For his future career prospects, all the money in formal verification comes from the large software companies
It's not 100% true
Since Assia is a counter-example for instance
I'm not aware of very many other mathematicians outside of Assia who get to work on computer formalized math... whereas, Intel, Amazon, Microsoft, Facebook etc. all have teams of people who do this. Not to mention the smaller companies like Galois and others who do contract work in the field
I want to bring computer formalized maths to mathematics departments
because I think mathematicians don't know what they're missing
both in terms of it making their lives better
and in terms of the fact that some of their arguments are incomplete and they need to be told
I know what they are missing: a - b + b may or may not be equal to a
They are not missing that
that - sign is not a mathematician's minus
I see it and I see "-^*"
Formalized math in maths departments may be a dream too far away. But we only need two INRIA positions: one for Mario and one for Johannes
with the footnote "this is a different minus, don't expect it to be sensible"
actually it's a dot over, not a star
Not even a Field's medalist in Vovoedsky could get mathematicians interested in DTT...
Because he didn't formalise any AG (= Algebraic Geometry)
He completely changed fields
In fact you could see this in his Cambridge talk
I don't think he even formalised the definition of a scheme in all those years
He got interested in formal proof verification because he was worried about bugs in his proofs
but then he decided that DTT or whatever wasn't right for him
so he invented a new thing
with yet another bloody definition of =
When you do HoTT though, everything is "more" than what's written
and then all of a sudden there were lots of interesting questions
and then oops
who cares about Bloch-Kato any more
and he explicitly said this in his Cambridge talk
and you get distracted by all the homotopy implications of your definition and never get around to the original goal
"So how is Bloch-Kato doing?"
"Well, not very well"
"I'm pretty sure it's right"
"and nobody is working on that right now"
exactly
formalizing a scheme in HoTT feels like the wrong application of a tool
because you have no interest in the HoTT stuff, it's just a classical definition
Recently I heard someone claiming a proof of this Simpson conjecture that was missing in order to fix that broken Voevodsky paper that started it all
True
https://ncatlab.org/nlab/show/Simpson%27s+conjecture
@Mario Carneiro Unless HoTT helps you to turn math-trivial stuff into formally-trivial stuff.
I like lean because it's not trying to be "more" like this, it's exactly what you are trying to say
I think Voevodsky thought very hard about transport of structure. And that led him to HoTT
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Months ago, I started to take care of a forgotten piece of KDE, kde-bluetooth. After a lot of work and an almost clean the bugtrack of bugs, I'm proud to announce KBluetooth 0.4!
These are the highlights:
- The official name is now "KBluetooth".
- A lot of crashes have been fixed, KBluetooth should not crash now.
- File transfer (send/receive) reported to work for everybody with any kind of device.
- Improved the input pairing (Almost all devices working).
- Huge improvements in the UI.
Known problems:
- The speed in notifications is not accurate nor working right
Notes for packagers:
- Since the first RC, I only had fixed BUGS, and almost every commit since then contains an atomic fix, so please upgrade to the 0.4 final or apply the patches yourself, but do not get stuck in the previous RC's, doing that you'll waste the time of your bugtracker people, as well of kde bugtracker crew and mine.
- A tag has been created in tags/kbluetooth/0.4
Note for users:
- Ask to your distribution for the final 0.4 version of KBluetooth, the only and original one :)!
In the next days, I'll write a series of entries about KBluetooth, the list is not final tough:
- Review of KBluetooth 0.4
- Collaborate with KBluetooth (Developers and users)
- Short term future, KBluetooth 0.5
- KDE+Bluetooth future
Finally:
http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/kbluetooth?content=112110


This is a pretty simple SQL query tool with one main objective - to allow you to parameterise your queries client-side. Also, by associating scripts with a database via a named folder, you can then launch a query directly from a menu item and have the tool prompt you for the relevant parameters all in one go.
It was originally written over 10 years ago as a test harness (like all my GUI tools) for the ODBC facade in my In-Memory Database Library. Although tools like TOAD and SSMS are streaks ahead in every other area I still find this tool invaluable during support as you'll see later on when I discuss how I use it.
Before you can execute a query you'll need to open a connection to a database which is done by the "Database | Connect..." command. Sadly you'll notice that the list of configured connections is empty so you need to create one first by clicking the "Manage Databases..." button. The databases can also be reconfigured later by using the "Database | Manage..." command.
Once you have configured the database connection you can then select it from the list and click OK. The Login and Password fields will be disabled unless you chose a Security Model of "Login" when you configured the databse. PQT remembers your last five connections so that you can quickly select them from the MRU list on the "Database" menu.
As you can see the main view has two tabs - one for the query and another for the results. The query pane is a simple Notepad style editor window and the results a classic ListView in report mode. For non-parameterised queries you can just enter the SQL and select "Execute | Current" to run it. The pane will automatically switch to the results window where you should see a grid with the result set.
The "Execute | File..." command is just a shorthand for loading a query via "Query | Open..." and then invoking "Execute | Current". Configuring a scripts folder for the database makes this somewhat redundant now as the Execute menu will be populated automatically with any .SQL extension files, e.g.
As mentioned above the results pane is just a simple grid. The "#" column is the row number in the result set and the rest is the normal tabular output. If you want to use the value from a cell or the name of a column in your query you can just right-click on the cell and you'll be presented with a menu of those two options.
If you have a wide result set and want to see a single row in more detail you can double-click it and the results for just that row will appear in a separate window that displays one column value per line so large strings are easier to read. Once again you can right-click to get the "Copy Value/Column Name" menu.
If you're looking for a value in a large result set there is a "Results | Find..." command for searching. Use "Results | Find Next" to locate the next match (it wraps around to the top if it reaches the bottom). Of course you'll find it much easier if you use the CTRL+F3 & F3 keyboard accelerators.
The results can be persisted either by saving them to a CSV format file using the "Results | Save..." command or by printing them with "Results | Print".
Once you have a specific query working it is then easier to think about generalising it. This is a simple step that just involves replacing any 'variables' with a symbolic name enclosed in the tokens ${ and }, e.g.
SELECT * FROM Customer WHERE CustomerID = ${Customer ID}
Then whenever you run the query you'll be prompted for the values for any variables like this:-
PQT will remember the value for any variables and make that the default the next time you run any query with the same variable names. Just like in programming you'll find it better to use more meaningful names (e.g. StartDate instead of just Date) as you'll carry more default values over from one query to the next.
A query is not limited to a single variable, you can have as many as you like, but naturally they have to have unique names. This also means that you can reference a variable multiple times within the same query to inject its value into different expressions, e.g.
WHERE ${Date} >= StartDate AND ${Date} <= EndDate
One thing to watch out for is the correct quoting of strings. It's very easy to replace a string constant (including the quotes) with a variable instead of just replacing the text within the constant, e.g.
SELECT * FROM Customer WHERE CustomerName LIKE '%${Customer Name}%'
There are a few application settings accessible via "Tools | Options..." that affect the results window. The "Min Column Width" and "Max Column Width" values control how small or big each result column is displayed by default. These stop one character fields getting lost and mammoth text strings dominating the output. You can also control what string value is used to represent a NULL value and whether the ListView grid lines are enabled or not.
The "Manage Databases" dialog allows you to configure the data sources you want to query. Basically the information you enter is what is bundled into the ODBC connection string. Although it's ODBC based you do not have to configure a User or System DSN with ODBC Admin as this can be done on-the-fly using the settings you provide in PQT. The view shows a summary of the currently configured databases; use the Add, Edit and Delete buttons to administer them.
The dialog presented when adding a new database or editing an existing one has a number of fields, some of which are optional. Which fields are mandatory depends on whether you're going to use an underlying DSN that has been previously configured in ODBC Admin or not. The alternative is just to configure the data source directly in PQT (NB: This does not create a DSN).
Here is a short description of the fields:-
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | The logical name for the database, e.g. DEV, TEST |
| DSN | A pre-configured User or System DSN |
| Driver | The name of an ODBC driver, e.g. SQL Native Client |
| Server | The hostname of the database server, if remote |
| Database | The name of the actual database |
| File | The name of a database file, if file-system based |
| Security | The security model in use - None, Login, Trusted |
| Login | The default login name, if using Login based security |
| Scripts | The folder where SQL scripts are stored |
Effectively you have two major choices - configure a DSN using the ODBC Admin tool and then reference it here via the DSN field or full specify the database in PQT starting with the Driver. With the latter option you're then likely to be going for a full-on RDBMS (e.g. SQL Server), in which case you supply a Server and Database, or a file-system based solution (e.g. Access) in which case you just provide a File.
The "Scripts" folder listed at the end is how you populate the "Execute" menu with shortcuts. When you save queries you will prompted to save in this folder by default and what you use for the filename is what is shown in the menu (excluding the .sql extension) just like your Favourites in IE. Sadly this version does not support folders as well for grouping queries. If you have multiple databases for the same system, e.g. DEV, TEST, PROD then you probably want to point all the Scripts properties to the same folder so that the same queries will be accessible across all databases.
As I said at the beginning, this tool is a far cry from the modern query tools we use every day, so I thought I would outline how I it use to show why it's still in my developer/support toolbox.
In the kind of systems I work on a support question often involves digging around in the database moving from table to table as I chase the issue from its original request back to the input data for a specific entity. It's very common to use simple integral values as the primary keys for entities, like customers, so there tends to be a lot of copy and pasting of numbers from the result set of one query into the next. And that's where PQT comes in.
I might start with the following report style query to give me an overview of system health. This would be saved in the Scripts folder as, say, "Report Error Message Counts.sql":-
SELECT c.ErrorMessage, COUNT(*) FROM Calculation c GROUP BY c.ErrorMessage
I may notice that we have a new error or perhaps a rise in the occurrence of an existing one and I'd like to track down a request that exhibits it so I can reproduce and fix it. The first step is to right-click on the cell with the error message and select "Copy Field Value". Then I would click the "Execute" menu and select another pre-saved query called, say, "Find Calculations with Error.sql". The query might look something like this:-
SELECT * FROM Calculation c WHERE c.ErrorMessage LIKE '%${Error}%'
From here I would be able to get another ID, this time for the request that generated the task and I would do the same again, i.e. copying the ID and then running another pre-saved query, probably called "Find Request by ID.sql". Of course this example is somewhat contrived as I would really use queries with a bunch of joins so that I don't need quite so many steps to get at the pertinent information, but I usually need at least a few scripts to get there.
This application is freeware - you get what you pay for, nothing more, nothing less.
The full source code (C++) is available from my web site listed below.
The "Help | About" dialog also contains my contact details. Please check the web site for updates.
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QAOA cost functions¶
As with VQE, we also provide two different cost functions for QAOA that derive from their VQE counterparts: one for the WavefunctionSimulator, and one for the QVM that can also be run on Rigetti’s QPU.
On the Wavefunction Simulator¶
-
class
qaoa.cost_function.
QAOACostFunctionOnWFSim
(hamiltonian, params, sim=None, scalar_cost_function=True, nshots=0, enable_logging=False, initial_state=None, qubit_mapping=None)¶ A cost function that inherits from PrepareAndMeasureOnWFSim and implements the specifics of QAOA
- Parameters
hamiltonian (
PauliSum
) – The cost hamiltonianparams (
Type
[AbstractParams
]) – Form of the QAOA parameters (with n_steps and type fixed for this instance)sim (
Optional
[WavefunctionSimulator
]) – connection to the WavefunctionSimulator to run the simulation on Automatically creates one, if None is passed.scalar_cost_function (
bool
) – If True: __call__ returns only the expectation value If False: __call__ returns a tuple (exp_val, std_dev) Defaults to True.nshots (
int
) – Number of shots to assume to simulate the sampling noise. 0 corresponds to no sampling noise added and is the default.log – List to keep log of function calls
initial_state (
Optional
[Program
]) – A Program to run for state preparation. Defaults to applying a Hadamard on each qubit (all plust state).qubit_mapping (
Optional
[Dict
[QubitPlaceholder
,Union
[Qubit
,int
]]]) – A mapping to fix QubitPlaceholders to physical qubits. E.g. pyquil.quil.get_default_qubit_mapping(program) gives you on.
-
__call__
(params, nshots=None)¶ Cost function that computes <psi|ham|psi> with psi prepared with prepare_ansatz(params).
- Parameters
params – Parameters of the state preparation circuit.
nshots (
Optional
[int
]) – Overrides nshots from __init__ if passed
- Returns
Either only the cost or a tuple of the cost and the standard deviation estimate based on the samples.
- Return type
float or tuple (cost, cost_stdev)
-
get_wavefunction
(params)¶ Same as __call__ but returns the wavefunction instead of cost
- Parameters
params (
Union
[list
,ndarray
]) – _Raw_(!) QAOA parameters for the state preparation. Can be obtained from Type[AbstractParams] objects via.raw()
- Returns
The wavefunction prepared with raw QAOA parameters
params
- Return type
Wavefunction
On the QVM / QPU¶
-
class
qaoa.cost_function.
QAOACostFunctionOnQVM
(hamiltonian, params, qvm, scalar_cost_function=True, nshots=1, base_numshots=100, enable_logging=False, initial_state=None, qubit_mapping=None)¶ A cost function that inherits from PrepareAndMeasureOnQVM and implements the specifics of QAOA
- Parameters
hamiltonian (
PauliSum
) – The cost hamiltonianparams (
Type
[AbstractParams
]) – Form of the QAOA parameters (with n_steps and type fixed for this instance)qvm (
Union
[QuantumComputer
,str
]) – Connection the QC to run the program on OR a name string like expected bypyquil.api.get_qc
scalar_cost_function (
bool
) – If True: __call__ returns only the expectation value If False: __call__ returns a tuple (exp_val, std_dev) Defaults to True.nshots (
int
) – Fixed multiple ofbase_numshots
for each estimation of the expectation value. Defaults to 1base_numshots (
int
) –- numshots multiplier to compile into the binary. The argument nshots of
__call__ is then a multplier of this.
log – List to keep log of function calls
qubit_mapping (
Optional
[Dict
[QubitPlaceholder
,Union
[Qubit
,int
]]]) – A mapping to fix QubitPlaceholders to physical qubits. E.g. pyquil.quil.get_default_qubit_mapping(program) gives you on.
-
__call__
(params, nshots=None)¶ - Parameters
params (param) – the parameters to run the state preparation circuit with
nshots (param) – Overrides nshots in __init__ if passed
- Returns
Either only the cost or a tuple of the cost and the standard deviation estimate based on the samples.
- Return type
float or tuple (cost, cost_stdev)


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Nigeria, DRC, Ethiopia among top global contributors to pneumonia deaths
Pneumonia killed more than 800,000 babies and young children last year – or one child every 39 seconds – despite being curable and mostly preventable, global health agencies said on Tuesday.
In a report on what they described as a “forgotten epidemic”, the United Nations children’s fund UNICEF, the international charity Save The Children and four other health agencies urged governments to step up investment in vaccines to prevent the disease and in health services and medicines to treat it.
“The fact that this preventable, treatable and easily diagnosed disease is still the world’s biggest killer of young children is frankly shocking,” said Seth Berkley, chief executive of the GAVI vaccines alliance.
Pneumonia is a lung disease that can be caused by bacteria, viruses or fungi. Its victims have to fight for breath as their lungs fill with pus and fluid.
It can be prevented with vaccines, and treated with antibiotics and – in severe cases – with oxygen, but in poorer countries, access to these is often limited.
Nigeria, India, Pakistan, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Ethiopia accounted for more than half the children who died of pneumonia last year – most of them babies who had not reached their second birthday.
“Millions of children are dying for want of vaccines, affordable antibiotics and routine oxygen treatment,” said Kevin Watkins, chief executive of Save the Children. “This is a forgotten global epidemic that demands an urgent international response.”
The report said pneumonia causes 15% of deaths in under-5s, but accounts for only 3% of spending on research into infectious diseases, lagging far behind other diseases such as malaria.
REUTERS


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- Development of the core distributed infrastructure for providing data ingestion, transformation/fusion and retrieval capabilities with big data loads and high-performance requirements.
- Provide guidance on major technical decisions such as Architecture\Design\API as a tech-lead.
- Working closely with product management staff on project planning and execution.
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- Development of system performance and analysis tools.
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Taiwan: 1st case of tickborne infection, SFTS reported
by News DeskBy NewsDesk @infectiousdiseasenews
The Taiwan Department of Disease Control announced the first case of Severe Fever with Thrombocytopenia Syndrome (SFTS) in the country. According to the news release (computer translated), the patient is a 70-year-old male in the north who has not recently gone abroad but is often active in mountainous areas, October 24-11.
On the 2nd of the month, due to repeated fever and vomiting symptoms, he went to the clinic for medical treatment. Later, due to rash and consciousness change, he was sent to hospital on November 3 and admitted to hospital. After the hospital was diagnosed, he was suspected of dengue fever. On November 6th, he was admitted to the hospital.
The test was judged to be SFTS virus positive on the evening of November 13, and the expert meeting held yesterday confirmed the virus sequence and the date. Korean epidemic strains are similar to this Taiwan case.
68 contacts will be monitored until the end of the month.
This is the first SFTS case reported in Taiwan. Cases have been previously reported in China, Japan and South Korea.
Severe fever with thrombocytopenia syndrome (SFTS) is a newly emerging infectious disease. Symptoms and laboratory abnormalities are fever, thrombocytopenia, leukocytopenia, and elevated serum enzyme levels. Multiorgan failure occurs in severe cases, and 6%–30% of case-patients die. The syndrome is caused by the SFTS virus (SFTSV) (genus Phlebovirus, family Bunyaviridae).
Ixodid tick species are implicated as vectors of SFTSV.
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Python allows you to create a class extended from one or more other classes. This class is called a derived class, or a subclass. The child class inherits the attributes, methods, and other members from the parent class. It can also override methods from the parent class. If the child class does not define its own constructor, by default, it will inherit the constructor of the parent class.
Super() -> it is keyword to refer to super class member from sub class .
#Find the area of rectangle and volume of cube
class cube:
def area1(self,x,y,z):
print("volume of Cube:\t",x*y*z)
class Rec(cube):
def area(self,x,y):
print("area of Rec:\t",x*y)
r=Rec()
r.area(6,4);
r.area1(6,4,9)
o/p:
area of Rec: 24
volume of Cube: 216
Example
class Sqr:
def area(self,x,y):
print("area of rec:\t",x+y)
class Rec(Sqr):
def area(self,x,y):
super().area(x,y)
print("area of Rec:\t",x*y)
r=Rec()
r.area(6,4);
o/p:
area of rec: 10
area of Rec: 24
Python support all types of Inheritance
There are generally 6 types of inheritance such as
1. Single Inheritance
2. Multiple Inheritance
3. Hierarchical Inheritance
4. Multi-level Inheritance
5. Hybrid Inheritance
6. Multipath Inheritance
Single Inheritance:
When a derived class inherits properties from only one base class, it is known as Single Inheritance.
Example
class X():
def method(self):
print("Class X method")
class P(X):
def method(self):
print("Class P method")
super().method()
obj=P()
obj.method()
o/p:
Class P method
Class X method
Multiple Inheritance:
A class can inherit the features from not only one class but also from more classes.
Example
class Z():
def method2(self):
print("Class Z method")
class Y():
def method1(self):
print("Class Y method")
class X():
def method(self):
print("Class X method")
class P(X,Y,Z):
def method(self):
print("Class P method")
super().method()
super().method1()
super().method2()
obj=P()
obj.method()
o/p:
Class P method
Class X method
Class Y method
Class Z method
Hierarchical Inheritance:
We know that we can extend the capability of a class by adding additional members through inheritance. It is like tree.
Example
class Z():
def method1(self):
print("Class Z method")
class Y(Z):
def method2(self):
print("Class Y method")
super().method1()
class X(Z):
def method3(self):
print("Class X method")
super().method1()
class P(Y):
def method(self):
print("Class P method")
super().method2()
class Q(Y):
def method(self):
print("Class Q method")
super().method2()
class R(X):
def method(self):
print("Class R method")
super().method3()
class S(X):
def method(self):
print("Class S method")
super().method3()
obj=P()
obj1=Q()
obj2=S()
obj3=R()
obj.method()
obj1.method()
obj2.method()
obj3.method()
o/p:
Class P method
Class Y method
Class Z method
Class Q method
Class Y method
Class Z method
Class S method
Class X method
Class Z method
Class R method
Class X method
Class Z method
Multi-level Inheritance:
When a derived class inherits the methods and attributes from another derived class, it is known as multilevel inheritance.
Example
class Q():
def method(self):
print("Class Q method")
class R(Q):
def method(self):
print("Class R method")
super().method()
class S(R):
def method(self):
print("Class S method")
super().method()
obj=S()
obj.method()
o/p:
Class S method
Class R method
Class Q method
Hybrid Inheritance:
Sometimes we need to apply two or more types of inheritance to design a program. So a derived class which derives properties and methods from more than
one form of inheritance is called hybrid inheritance. It is the combination of multilevel and multiple inheritance.
Multipath Inheritance:
When a child class inherits methods and properties from other more than one derived classes, it is known as multipath inheritance.


That doesn't look too terrible, does it? Unfortunately, it can get more complicated. In Sentence Correction, there are multiple possible locations for that starting point. How do you actually find these Issues that need to be addressed? In addition, how do you know when to guess and move on?
Your “default” SC process will answer all of these questions.
Step 1: Take Your First Glance
Step 2: Read the Sentence
Step 3: Compare the Answers
Step 4: Decide and Move On
1. Whenever you find an issue that you know how to handle, tackle it immediately!
2. If you spot a difference that you DON'T know how to handle, ignore it.
Do any of those clues tell you what to think about when you read the sentence?
For example:
First Glance:
The first word of the underline, conditions, varies in the answers.
Sometimes it's singular (conditions) and sometimes it's plural. I should look for singular / plural issues (either subject–verb or pronouns) when reading the sentence.
You'll learn how to perform a First Glance as you read these explanations.
After the First Glance, read the original sentence, keeping in mind any clues you might have spotted during the First Glance. Read until you spot something or you reach the period, whichever comes first. As always, whenever you spot something that you know how to handle, tackle it!
Here's the full example sentence:
A majority of analysts believe that the conditions that led to the economic depression has also caused the value of the local currency to drop relative to the currencies of other countries.
As you're reading, you might think:
Hmm. Conditions is a plural subject. Let's see. The verb is has caused. Conditions has caused…This is wrong!
Because you found an outright error in the original sentence, you now know that answer (A) is wrong (this answer always repeats the original underline). Cross it off immediately.
Next, scan the remaining answers and cross off any that repeat this same error. This step is so important that we're going to repeat it:
Any time you find an error, cross off all answers that contain that same error!
Here are the five answers; check the subject–verb pairs:
(A) conditions that led to the economic depression has also caused
(B) conditions that led to the economical depression had also caused
(C) economic condition that led to the depression have also caused
(D) economic conditions that led to the depression have also caused
(E) economical condition that led to the depression will be causing
In your mind, gray out or try to ignore the pieces that you don't want. Just concentrate on what you need.
Keep track of your answers on your scrap paper. Answer (A) is already wrong. Answer (C) pairs a singular subject with a plural verb. Cross both off.
Okay, what next? You need to find another issue to tackle.
Possibility #1: If you spotted anything else while considering your starting point, address that issue next.
Possibility #2: Return to the original sentence and continue reading until you find a second issue or reach the end of the sentence.
Possibility #3: Compare the answer choices. (We'll talk more about this below.)
While tackling the subject–verb issue, you might have noticed that those verbs changed tenses as well. Should the sentence be in past perfect, present perfect, or future? If you know, tackle that next.
At some point, you'll go to the answers. The crucial strategy here is to compare the answer choices against each other. Don't just read each choice by itself!
Here's the example problem again:
A majority of analysts believe that the conditions that led to the economic depression has also caused the value of the local currency to drop relative to the currencies of other countries.
(A) conditions that led to the economic depression has also causedYou've already eliminated (A) and (C) for bad subject–verb agreement. Let's say that you spot the difference in verb tense, but you're not sure how to tackle that. Ignore that issue—don't spend another second on it—and look for something else.
Compare the remaining answers vertically. What other differences do you spot?
The word economic changes form—sometimes, the answer uses economical instead.
The location of the word is a red herring (something designed to throw you off the trail of the answer). It's acceptable to talk about the economic conditions or the economic depression.
The form of the word, however, is a major issue. The two words don't mean the same thing!
Economic refers to the economy; an economic condition is a monetary or business condition. Economical, on the other hand, typically means “in a frugal or cost-effective manner.” Economical condition, then, means the condition itself is cost-effective—which is illogical. Answers (B) and (E) are incorrect.
At some point, one of two things will happen: you'll get down to one answer or you'll get stuck. If you know the answer, pick it. The answer to the above question is (D).
If you get stuck at any point along the way, you can try once or twice to unstick yourself (using the techniques discussed in the next section). After that, though, pick an answer and move on.
Do NOT agonize back and forth between the final two answers. Compare once, then pick and move on!
Expect to average roughly 1 minute 20 seconds to 1 minute 30 seconds on Sentence Correction. If you're approaching the 2-minute mark and you're stuck, stop being stubborn! Choose an answer and start your next question.
In the example above, notice that you got all the way to the answer without having to decide which verb tense was right (had caused versus have caused versus will be causing). That's not unusual. Many wrong answers are wrong for more than one reason, and, when the clock is ticking, you need to find just one reason to cross off an answer. On the test itself, go for the easiest material first and avoid the difficult fights as much as possible.
When you're studying, after you're done with the test or problem set, go back and review everything that was going on in each problem. Then ask yourself whether there is a better path to the answer, given what you know now.
What happens when you don't spot a starting point in the original sentence—or you don't even understand what the original sentence means? What about when the splits, or differences among the answers, are not very easy to compare? For example, a modifier might appear at the beginning of one answer choice but at the end of another.
When this happens, be flexible. If you can't understand the meaning itself, read it again—but, this time, try to break it into more manageable parts. Try to find a subject and a verb and picture just that action or activity. Ignore any modifiers. Once you have the basic idea, add any other subjects or verbs into the picture, and, finally, add in the modifiers.
If the most confusing portion is the underlined portion, try substituting a different answer choice into the sentence. If that still doesn't work, guess and move on.
If you do understand the sentence but you're struggling to find a starting point, try these two tactics:
When the answer choices are changing so much that they're difficult to compare, you're going to start looking at chunks of the sentence. (We call a string of words that goes together, such as a modifier, a chunk.) Let's say that a modifier is jumping around in the answers. Find the equivalent modifier chunk in each choice and see where it attaches to the main sentence.
Here's an example:
(A) Manufactured in Germany, engineers in Japan designed the car.
(B) Manufactured in Germany, Japanese engineers had designed the car.
(C) Japanese engineers, manufactured in Germany, designed the car.
(D) Japanese engineers designed the car and manufactured in Germany.
(E) Japanese engineers designed the car, which was manufactured in Germany.
The modifier manufactured in Germany moves around in the sentence. Furthermore, in one case, the modifier is no longer a modifier—it has become part of the core of the sentence. (If you missed that, look at the answers again. Can you find it?)
Because manufactured in Germany was a modifier at first, start by examining the choices in that context. Logically, the car was manufactured in Germany, so the modifier has to be placed to make this clear.
In answers (A) and (B), the sentence implies that the engineers were manufactured in Germany. That's illogical, so cross off (A) and (B).
What happens in (C)? The modifier is closer to the word car. Is it close enough? Nope. It's even closer to the noun engineers; plus, the verb designed separates the modifier from the word car. The modifier is still talking about the engineers. Eliminate (C).
Skip answer (D) for the moment (this is the one in which the modifier turned into part of the sentence core). Answer (E) properly places the modifier right next to the word car. Answer (E) is okay on this modifier issue, so leave it in.
Back to (D). In this choice, the word manufactured is now one of the main verbs: the engineers designed and manufactured. This sentence, then, doesn't violate the modifier rule. You'll need another starting point to decide between (D) and (E).
After you've done some work and understand the explanations, come back to this one and see whether you can articulate why the correct answer is (E).
Good luck and happy studying!


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'Good luck' - Manchester United sent emphatic transfer message by Aston Villa fans
Aston Villa transfer news | Jack Grealish and John McGinn have been linked with a move to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side in January when the transfer window re-opens
by Richard CusackAston Villa fans have been reacting to transfer speculation linking Jack Grealish and John McGinn with Manchester United.
According to ESPN, the Villa pair are on a transfer hit-list alongside six other players Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side want to sign to beef up their squad in January.
United feel they need to replace Alexis Sanchez and Romelu Lukaku, who left for Inter Milan in the summer and Ander Herrera who joined paris Saint-Germain on a free transfer.
Grealish and McGinn are key components of Dean Smith 's side, the duo impressing last season as Villa clinched promotion back to the Premier League.
And they have seven League goals between them this season and are first-choice midfielders.
Understandably, Villa fans are defiant on social media.
Here's the pick of the reaction...
@ Moorski7 : Good luck with that one Ole
@ lockleyps3 :<PHONE_NUMBER>00000000000 pounds please and your on!!
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| 2 | company |
Link | Company | Company |
| 3 | amended_from |
Link | Amended From | Stock Reconciliation |
| 4 | col1 |
Column Break | ||
| 5 | posting_date |
Date | Posting Date | |
| 6 | posting_time |
Time | Posting Time | |
| 7 | set_posting_time |
Check | Edit Posting Date and Time | |
| 8 | sb9 |
Section Break | ||
| 9 | items |
Table | Items | Stock Reconciliation Item |
| 10 | section_break_9 |
Section Break | ||
| 11 | expense_account |
Link | Difference Account | Account |
| 12 | cost_center |
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| 13 | reconciliation_json |
Long Text | Reconciliation JSON | |
| 14 | column_break_13 |
Column Break | ||
| 15 | difference_amount |
Currency | Difference Amount |
Company:company:default_currency |
Inherits from frappe.exceptions.ValidationError
Inherits from frappe.exceptions.ValidationError
Inherits from erpnext.controllers.stock_controller.StockController
__init__ (self, arg1, arg2=None)
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get_gl_entries (self, warehouse_account=None)
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get_items_for (self, warehouse)
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remove_items_with_no_change (self)
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set_total_qty_and_amount (self)
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find difference between current and expected entries
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validate_expense_account (self)
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erpnext.stock.doctype.stock_reconciliation.stock_reconciliation.get_items (warehouse, posting_date, posting_time)
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erpnext.stock.doctype.stock_reconciliation.stock_reconciliation.get_stock_balance_for (item_code, warehouse, posting_date, posting_time)
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not that kind
I enjoy making stuff, including Web stuff. Most of the information I've needed to make stuff has come from the Web. I've also got a terrible memory, and finding things on the Web can be time-consuming. Altogether it makes sense for me to write stuff up on the Web. If this material is useful for anyone else, great. I reckon making stuff is a very good idea, and it's almost always good fun. Things rarely turn out the way they were planned, on the upside you can get serendipity, one the downside things can go horribly wrong. But even that's positive in the long run, mistakes are how you learn. Perfection is overrated, mediocrity is often satisfying enough.
So this is a list of dedicated write-ups. There may be related material scattered on my blog, for now there's only search, though I do plan to add cross-linking of some description before very long.
Each of these documents is based on my own experiences, drawing on other Web resources for references. I'm not an expert on any of these things, still learning, so the information is just my best effort at the time of writing. Expect incomplete, patchy, rambling and incoherent.


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fromPlatform:
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fromAccount:
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complete Submit
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voter
verifyProposal
unlock
}
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LockBalance
balanceOf
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platformName:
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Promises in JavaScript
Promise
in JavaScript - a commitment that sometime in the future, your code will get a value
or an error
from some operation
- examples for values: reading a file or getting JSON from a Web site
- examples for errors: the file doesn't exist or the Web site is down
- A
Promise
is a JavaScript class that we can create promises from
Three States of Promises
Pending
- the Promise object has not resolved. Once it does, the state of the Promise object may transition to either the fulfilled or rejected state.
Fulfilled
- Whatever operation the Promise represented succeeded and your success handler will get called. Now that it's fulfilled, the Promise:
- must not transition to any other state.
- must have a value, which must not change.
Rejected
- Whatever operation the Promise represented failed and your error handler will get called. Now that it's rejected, the Promise:
- must not transition to any other state.
- must have a reason, which must not change.
Promise Syntax
.then
is an instance method for a Promise
- first argument is expected to be a callback function that will be invoked when the promise is resolved, return value is passed into the next
.then
- second argument is expected to be a callback function that will be invoked when the promise is rejected
.then
can be chained on a Promise
that will be executed one right after the other
.catch
is an instance method on a Promise
to catch errors on any part of the promise or the .then
chain
- argument passed in is expected to be a callback function
Learning Objectives
- Instantiate a
Promise
object
- Use
Promise
s to write more maintainable asynchronous code
- Use the
fetch
API to make Promise
-based API calls


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Dale Sveum, the fine manager of the Chicago Cubs author: display_name: Kurt login: Kurt email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Kurt author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 6393 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=6393 date: '2011-11-17 15:53:53 +0000' date_gmt: '2011-11-17 21:53:53 +0000' categories: - General Baseball - Management - Ownership tags: - Manager - Theo Epstein - Dale Sveum comments: [] ---
Let's get the most important thing out of the way first. It's pronounced Swaim.
Sveum will be officially introduced as the 59th manager of the Cubs at a Friday morning press conference. He accepted a three year deal with an option for 2015. Sveum served as the Brewers' hitting coach for the past six seasons and was part of the 2004, World Series winning, Red Sox coaching staff. His only MLB managerial experience came in 2008 when he managed 12 regular season games and four playoff games after Ned Yost was fired, but was not retained as manager by the Breweres in 2009.
Sveum, also a contender for the Red Sox job, seemed to be at the top of the Epstein & Co. list with Sandy Alamor, Jr. I'm guessing Theo and Jed wanted to get this deal done before their top guy was snagged by their former employer. Sveum's hiring leaves Boston as the only team without a manager after the White Sox and Cardinals went the former player route and hired Robin Ventura and Mike Matheny.
Sveum is the only hitting coach that Prince Fielder has ever had (if you exclude his 2005 partial season). Discuss.


Tinsel is a tool for telling stories.
Tinsel helps you make telephony-based interactive audio experiences. If you want to make something that uses a touch tone dial pad for input and either text-to-speech or recorded audio for output, Tinsel's the tool for you!
To get started, sign in above. We don't use your Twitter account for anything other than login. If you're worried, feel free to make a new Twitter account just for Tinsel.
Once you've signed in, you can use our simple online editor. Check out the documentation to learn how to use the popular Twine editor, or the Tinsel Language Reference if you'd prefer Tinsel's JSON/JavaScript-based scripting language. Tinsel uses Twilio to make your game or art accessible from actual telephones. It only takes a few minutes to publish your work; you can read about that in our Connecting to Twilio guide!
Although it wasn't built using Tinsel, Here And There Along The Echo is a great example of the sort of experience you could use Tinsel to build. You can also call<PHONE_NUMBER> for a Flappy Bird clone (its source is here), or stay tuned for more examples.
A work-in-progress by @lazerwalker.


Having had a wonderful trip about two weeks previously, my partner and I decided to finish off our supply (around 150mg each, but actual dosage uncertain due to distance from supplier) at a dance party being thrown for an art opening.
The party turned out to be something of a downer itself -- not too many people we knew and way too many of, well, the sort of people who would go to an art opening with a DJ and call it a 'rave' in all seriousness. But we figured we'd do the e anyways and at least enjoy the dancing.
About an hour after dosing, the only real obvious effects were a feeling of alienation, and mild paranoia, along with the beginnings of a headache. We came to the conclusion that the social milieu was not really conducive to good trip and decided to leave.
In the cab on the way back, felt some of the typical 'rushing' sensations and twitchness, but little or none of the euphoria I normally associate with e, and the headache was getting worse. By the time we arrived back home, I was feeling vaguely nauseated and my partner moreso.
At home, we attempted to lay down and relax a bit, but by this time we were both extremely uncomfortable with stomach cramps, jaw clenching, and a headache that was approaching migraine intensity. My partner eventually vomited a few times, and I considered it but decided it would probably only make a bad trip nightmarish. The next few hours were spent semirigid on our bed, trying to breath my way through muscle spasms and concentrate on not chewing my lips, tongue and cheeks bloody, with only minor success on both counts. We finally passed into a fitful sleep sometime around 8am, and woke up around 1pm feeling miserably hung over and not at all happy.
All in all, an utter waste of both a weekend and some expensive pharmaceuticals. I had no interest in bothering with MDMA for quite some time after that: it was close to a year and a half later before I tried it again.
Subsequent experimentation has led me to two conclusions: One, that I'm not at all the sort of person who likes to do drugs around lots of strangers; and two, that an eight to twelve week spacer between MDMA ingestions seems to be a bare minimum for my body to recover adequately. Your mileage may vary.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.