Installation
To install with pip
, just do
pip install moar
Requirements
You need to have an image library installed. Moar ships with support for the Python Imaging Library and ImageMagick via wand.
Python Imaging Library (PIL) installation
Prerequisites:
- libjpeg
- zlib
Ubuntu 10.04 package installation:
sudo apt-get install libjpeg8 libjpeg62-dev libfreetype6 libfreetype6-dev
Then, install the Python Imaging Library using pip:
pip install pil
Watch the output for messages on what support got compiled in, you at least want to see the following:
--- JPEG support available
--- ZLIB (PNG/ZIP) support available
Wand installation
Prerequisites:
- ImageMagick
In Ubuntu 12.4:
sudo apt-get install libmagickwand-dev
pip install Wand==0.2
In Mac OSX:
brew install imagemagick
pip install Wand==0.2
Getting the source code
Moar is actively developed on GitHub, where the code is always available.
You can either clone the public repository
git clone git://github.com/lucuma/moar.git
download the tarball
wget https://github.com/lucuma/moar/tarball/master
or, download the zipball:
wget https://github.com/lucuma/moar/zipball/master
Once you have a copy of the source, you can embed it in your Python package,
or install it into your site-packages easily:
python setup.py install


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Initialization of variables passed in the command line or defined in a parameter file.
Executes commands defined in a parameters file, as well as processes subsequent Python commands delivered on the command line. The usage from the command line is then:
python PYTHONFILE [PARAM_FILES &| cmds]
PYTHONFILE is the name of a Python script or file.
global and/or local parameters.
set in the parameter file(s) or add new functionality.
EXAMPLE:
Run the simulation defined in main.py, which contains at least the following code.
import sys
from neuron import nrn # a nrn object
from neuron import h # a hoc object
from neuronpy.util import paraminit
# The file ``params.py`` in this same directory contains a dict,
# ``sim_var``, which defines our variables.
from params import sim_var
def run():
# Run the simulation
print "Do some amazing science."
if __name__ == "__main__":
"""Run when called from the command line."""
local_dict = {}
paraminit.parse_args(sys.argv[1:], globals(), local_dict)
if 'sim_var' in local_dict:
# Replace current values with those in the local_dict
replacing_dict = local_dict['sim_var']
for key, val in replacing_dict.items():
sim_var[key] = val
run() # Run the simulation.
From the command line, execute this file with:
python main.py
It is important to point out that a file called “params.py” must also exist at the same level as main.py, unless it is overridden with another parameter file as in:
python main.py some_params_file.py
To pass in other commands, you could deliver something like:
python main.py my_debugging_flag=True 'print "RUNNING IN DEBUGGING MODE"'
which will override my_debugging_flag if it is defined in params.py, or set it as a new global variable if it is not defined, and will print the statement before executing the simulation.
@author: - Thomas McTavish
Load the parameters file(s) into Python’s globals dictionary. This is called by plot_spikes().
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
Parse command line arguments and set global parameters. Each argument is first tested to see if it is a '.py' Python file, in which case, it is executed. Otherwise, it is executed as a command.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Return cmd_files, cmds: | |
the list of files and the list of cmds processed. |


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Mfcc information is extracted from the song and encodeed into an array which is used as an input of the neural network.
Due to the complexity of implementation of NN we are using only one hidden layer. Therefore the input layer has 25.000 neurons, the hidden layer has 100 neurons and the output layer has only 10 neurons that represents the ten genre of music we are classifying: blues, classical, country, disco, hiphop, jazz, metal, pop, reggae, and rock.
A vercorized form of the logistic regression is used as a cost function. The neural network was trained with 1000 songs only, 100 for each genre.


TEST METHOD: pH of soils
Revised: 3 June 2002
OVERVIEW
pH is an important indicator of soil conditions.
TASK SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
Safety boots are mandatory. Use appropriate PPE.
| SPECIFIC JOB STEPS | HAZARDS WITHIN THIS STEP | HAZARD CONTROL |
| This method uses the 1:5 soil/water extract, as considerable Australian data exists for this method. | ||
| Weigh 20 g of air-dried soil and place in a stirring jar. Add 100 mL of deionised water. Shake, stir or roll for one hour, then leave for 20-30 mins to settle. | A mechanical stirring device is not available. | Shake vigorously for 2 mins every 15 mins for two hours. |
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Changes Since ZooKeeper 3.3.0
Changes Since ZooKeeper 3.3.0
| Issue |
Notes |
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Sub-Tasks
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ZOOKEEPER-1239
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add logging/stats to identify fsync stalls.
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ZOOKEEPER-1208
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Ephemeral node not removed after the client session is long gone.
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ZOOKEEPER-784
|
server-side functionality for read-only mode. This is not thoroughly tested.
Avoid using it in production. This is also at risk of being removed from
the feature set later.
|
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ZOOKEEPER-798
|
Fixup loggraph for FLE changes
|
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ZOOKEEPER-839
|
deleteRecursive does not belong to the other methods
|
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ZOOKEEPER-908
|
Remove code duplication and inconsistent naming in ClientCnxn.Packet creation
|
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ZOOKEEPER-909
|
Extract NIO specific code from ClientCnxn
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ZOOKEEPER-966
|
Client side for multi
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ZOOKEEPER-967
|
Server side decoding and function dispatch
|
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ZOOKEEPER-968
|
Database multi-update
|
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ZOOKEEPER-1042
|
Generate zookeeper test jar for maven installation
|
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ZOOKEEPER-1081
|
modify leader/follower code to correctly deal with new leader
|
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ZOOKEEPER-1082
|
modify leader election to correctly take into account current epoch
|
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ZOOKEEPER-1150
|
fix for this patch to compile on windows...
|
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ZOOKEEPER-1160
|
test timeouts are too small
|
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ZOOKEEPER-1201
|
Clean SaslServerCallbackHandler.java
|
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Bug Fixes
|
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ZOOKEEPER-1268
|
problems with read only mode, intermittent test failures and ERRORs in the log.
|
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ZOOKEEPER-1271
|
testEarlyLeaderAbandonment failing on solaris - clients not retrying connection.
|
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ZOOKEEPER-1192
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Leader.waitForEpochAck() checks waitingForNewEpoch instead of checking electionFinished.
|
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ZOOKEEPER-1246
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Dead code in PrepRequestProcessor catch Exception block.
|
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ZOOKEEPER-1264
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FollowerResyncConcurrencyTest failing intermittently.
|
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ZOOKEEPER-1270
|
testEarlyLeaderAbandonment failing intermittently, quorum formed, no serving.
|
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ZOOKEEPER-1291
|
AcceptedEpoch not updated at leader before it proposes the epoch to followers.
|
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ZOOKEEPER-1282
|
Learner.java not following Zab 1.0 protocol - setCurrentEpoch should be done upon receipt of NEWLEADER
(before acking it) and not upon receipt of UPTODATE.
|
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ZOOKEEPER-335
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zookeeper servers should commit the new leader txn to their logs.
|
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ZOOKEEPER-418
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Need nifty zookeeper browser
|
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ZOOKEEPER-603
|
zkpython should do a better job of freeing memory under error conditions
|
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ZOOKEEPER-662
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Too many CLOSE_WAIT socket state on a server
|
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ZOOKEEPER-690
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AsyncTestHammer test fails on hudson.
|
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ZOOKEEPER-719
|
Add throttling to BookKeeper client
|
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ZOOKEEPER-720
|
Use zookeeper-{version}-sources.jar instead of zookeeper-{version}-src.jar to publish sources in the Maven repository
|
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ZOOKEEPER-722
|
zkServer.sh uses sh's builtin echo on BSD, behaves incorrectly.
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ZOOKEEPER-731
|
Zookeeper#delete , #create - async versions miss a verb in the javadoc
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ZOOKEEPER-734
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QuorumPeerTestBase.java and ZooKeeperServerMainTest.java do not handle windows path correctly
|
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ZOOKEEPER-735
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cppunit test testipv6 assumes that the machine is ipv6 enabled.
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ZOOKEEPER-737
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some 4 letter words may fail with netcat (nc)
|
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ZOOKEEPER-738
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zookeeper.jute.h fails to compile with -pedantic
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ZOOKEEPER-741
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root level create on REST proxy fails
|
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ZOOKEEPER-742
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Deallocatng None on writes
|
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ZOOKEEPER-746
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learner outputs session id to log in dec (should be hex)
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ZOOKEEPER-749
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OSGi metadata not included in binary only jar
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ZOOKEEPER-750
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move maven artifacts into "dist-maven" subdir of the release (package target)
|
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ZOOKEEPER-758
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zkpython segfaults on invalid acl with missing key
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ZOOKEEPER-763
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Deadlock on close w/ zkpython / c client
|
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ZOOKEEPER-764
|
Observer elected leader due to inconsistent voting view
|
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ZOOKEEPER-766
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forrest recipes docs don't mention the lock/queue recipe implementations available in the release
|
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ZOOKEEPER-769
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Leader can treat observers as quorum members
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ZOOKEEPER-772
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zkpython segfaults when watcher from async get children is invoked.
|
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ZOOKEEPER-774
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Recipes tests are slightly outdated: they do not compile against JUnit 4.8
|
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ZOOKEEPER-777
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setting acl on a non existant node should return no node error
|
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ZOOKEEPER-782
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Incorrect C API documentation for Watches
|
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ZOOKEEPER-783
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committedLog in ZKDatabase is not properly synchronized
|
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ZOOKEEPER-787
|
groupId in deployed pom is wrong
|
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ZOOKEEPER-790
|
Last processed zxid set prematurely while establishing leadership
|
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ZOOKEEPER-792
|
zkpython memory leak
|
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ZOOKEEPER-794
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Callbacks are not invoked when the client is closed
|
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ZOOKEEPER-795
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eventThread isn't shutdown after a connection "session expired" event coming
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ZOOKEEPER-796
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zkServer.sh should support an external PIDFILE variable
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ZOOKEEPER-800
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zoo_add_auth returns ZOK if zookeeper handle is in ZOO_CLOSED_STATE
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ZOOKEEPER-804
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c unit tests failing due to "assertion cptr failed"
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ZOOKEEPER-813
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maven install is broken due to incorrect organisation
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ZOOKEEPER-814
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monitoring scripts are missing apache license headers
|
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ZOOKEEPER-820
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update c unit tests to ensure "zombie" java server processes don't cause failure
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ZOOKEEPER-822
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Leader election taking a long time to complete
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ZOOKEEPER-831
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BookKeeper: Throttling improved for reads
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ZOOKEEPER-844
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handle auth failure in java client
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ZOOKEEPER-846
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zookeeper client doesn't shut down cleanly on the close call
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ZOOKEEPER-854
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BookKeeper does not compile due to changes in the ZooKeeper code
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ZOOKEEPER-855
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clientPortBindAddress should be clientPortAddress
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ZOOKEEPER-861
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Missing the test SSL certificate used for running junit tests.
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ZOOKEEPER-867
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ClientTest is failing on hudson - fd cleanup
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ZOOKEEPER-870
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Zookeeper trunk build broken.
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ZOOKEEPER-874
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FileTxnSnapLog.restore does not call listener
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ZOOKEEPER-880
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QuorumCnxManager$SendWorker grows without bounds
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ZOOKEEPER-881
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ZooKeeperServer.loadData loads database twice
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ZOOKEEPER-882
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Startup loads last transaction from snapshot
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ZOOKEEPER-884
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Remove LedgerSequence references from BookKeeper documentation and comments in tests
|
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ZOOKEEPER-888
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c-client / zkpython: Double free corruption on node watcher
|
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ZOOKEEPER-893
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ZooKeeper high cpu usage when invalid requests
|
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ZOOKEEPER-897
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C Client seg faults during close
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ZOOKEEPER-898
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C Client might not cleanup correctly during close
|
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ZOOKEEPER-902
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Fix findbug issue in trunk "Malicious code vulnerability"
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ZOOKEEPER-904
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super digest is not actually acting as a full superuser
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ZOOKEEPER-913
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Version parser fails to parse "3.3.2-dev" from build.xml.
|
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ZOOKEEPER-917
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Leader election selected incorrect leader
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ZOOKEEPER-919
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Ephemeral nodes remains in one of ensemble after deliberate SIGKILL
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ZOOKEEPER-921
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zkPython incorrectly checks for existence of required ACL elements
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ZOOKEEPER-937
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test -e not available on solaris /bin/sh
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ZOOKEEPER-957
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zkCleanup.sh doesn't do anything
|
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ZOOKEEPER-958
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Flag to turn off autoconsume in hedwig c++ client
|
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ZOOKEEPER-961
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Watch recovery after disconnection when connection string contains a prefix
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ZOOKEEPER-962
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leader/follower coherence issue when follower is receiving a DIFF
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ZOOKEEPER-963
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Make Forrest work with JDK6
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ZOOKEEPER-965
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Need a multi-update command to allow multiple znodes to be updated safely
|
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ZOOKEEPER-975
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new peer goes in LEADING state even if ensemble is online
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ZOOKEEPER-976
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ZooKeeper startup script doesn't use JAVA_HOME
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ZOOKEEPER-981
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Hang in zookeeper_close() in the multi-threaded C client
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ZOOKEEPER-983
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running zkServer.sh start remotely using ssh hangs
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ZOOKEEPER-985
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Test BookieRecoveryTest fails on trunk.
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ZOOKEEPER-1006
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QuorumPeer "Address already in use" -- regression in 3.3.3
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ZOOKEEPER-1007
|
iarchive leak in C client
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ZOOKEEPER-1013
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zkServer.sh usage message should mention all startup options
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ZOOKEEPER-1027
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chroot not transparent in zoo_create()
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ZOOKEEPER-1028
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In python bindings, zookeeper.set2() should return a stat dict but instead returns None
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ZOOKEEPER-1033
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c client should install includes into INCDIR/zookeeper, not INCDIR/c-client-src
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ZOOKEEPER-1034
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perl bindings should automatically find the zookeeper c-client headers
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ZOOKEEPER-1046
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Creating a new sequential node results in a ZNODEEXISTS error
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ZOOKEEPER-1049
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Session expire/close flooding renders heartbeats to delay significantly
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ZOOKEEPER-1051
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SIGPIPE in Zookeeper 0.3.* when send'ing after cluster disconnection
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ZOOKEEPER-1052
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Findbugs warning in QuorumPeer.ResponderThread.run()
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ZOOKEEPER-1055
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check for duplicate ACLs in addACL() and create()
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ZOOKEEPER-1058
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fix typo in opToString for getData
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ZOOKEEPER-1059
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stat command isses on non-existing node causes NPE
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ZOOKEEPER-1060
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QuorumPeer takes a long time to shutdown
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ZOOKEEPER-1061
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Zookeeper stop fails if start called twice
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ZOOKEEPER-1063
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Dubious synchronization in Zookeeper and ClientCnxnSocketNIO classes
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ZOOKEEPER-1068
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Documentation and default config suggest incorrect location for Zookeeper state
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ZOOKEEPER-1069
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Calling shutdown() on a QuorumPeer too quickly can lead to a corrupt log
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ZOOKEEPER-1073
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address a documentation issue in ZOOKEEPER-1030
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ZOOKEEPER-1074
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zkServer.sh is missing nohup/sleep, which are necessary for remote invocation
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ZOOKEEPER-1076
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some quorum tests are unnecessarily extending QuorumBase
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ZOOKEEPER-1083
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Javadoc for WatchedEvent not being generated
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ZOOKEEPER-1086
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zookeeper test jar has non mavenised dependency.
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ZOOKEEPER-1087
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ForceSync VM arguement not working when set to "no"
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ZOOKEEPER-1088
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delQuota does not remove the quota node and subesquent setquota calls for that path will fail
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ZOOKEEPER-1090
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Race condition while taking snapshot can lead to not restoring data tree correctly
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ZOOKEEPER-1091
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when the chrootPath of ClientCnxn is not null and the Watches of zooKeeper is not null and the method primeConnection(SelectionKey k) of ClientCnxn Occurred again for some reason ,then the wrong watcher clientPath is sended to server
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ZOOKEEPER-1097
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Quota is not correctly rehydrated on snapshot reload
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ZOOKEEPER-1101
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Upload zookeeper-test maven artifacts to maven repository.
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ZOOKEEPER-1108
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Various bugs in zoo_add_auth in C
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ZOOKEEPER-1109
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Zookeeper service is down when SyncRequestProcessor meets any exception.
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ZOOKEEPER-1111
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JMXEnv uses System.err instead of logging
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ZOOKEEPER-1119
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zkServer stop command incorrectly reading comment lines in zoo.cfg
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ZOOKEEPER-1124
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Multiop submitted to non-leader always fails due to timeout
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ZOOKEEPER-1136
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NEW_LEADER should be queued not sent to match the Zab 1.0 protocol on the twiki
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ZOOKEEPER-1138
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release audit failing for a number of new files
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ZOOKEEPER-1139
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jenkins is reporting two warnings, fix these
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ZOOKEEPER-1140
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server shutdown is not stopping threads
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ZOOKEEPER-1141
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zkpython fails tests under python 2.4
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ZOOKEEPER-1142
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incorrect stat output
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ZOOKEEPER-1144
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ZooKeeperServer not starting on leader due to a race condition
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ZOOKEEPER-1145
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ObserverTest.testObserver fails at particular point after several runs of ant junt.run -Dtestcase
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ZOOKEEPER-1146
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significant regression in client (c/python) performance
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ZOOKEEPER-1152
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Exceptions thrown from handleAuthentication can cause buffer corruption issues in NIOServer
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ZOOKEEPER-1154
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Data inconsistency when the node(s) with the highest zxid is not present at the time of leader election
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ZOOKEEPER-1156
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Log truncation truncating log too much - can cause data loss
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ZOOKEEPER-1165
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better eclipse support in tests
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ZOOKEEPER-1168
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ZooKeeper fails to run with IKVM
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ZOOKEEPER-1171
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fix build for java 7
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ZOOKEEPER-1174
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FD leak when network unreachable
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ZOOKEEPER-1181
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Fix problems with Kerberos TGT renewal
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ZOOKEEPER-1185
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Send AuthFailed event to client if SASL authentication fails
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ZOOKEEPER-1189
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For an invalid snapshot file(less than 10bytes size) RandomAccessFile stream is leaking.
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ZOOKEEPER-1190
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ant package is not including many of the bin scripts in the package (zkServer.sh for example)
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ZOOKEEPER-1195
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SASL authorizedID being incorrectly set: should use getHostName() rather than getServiceName()
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ZOOKEEPER-1203
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Zookeeper systest is missing Junit Classes
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ZOOKEEPER-1206
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Sequential node creation does not use always use digits in node name given certain Locales.
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ZOOKEEPER-1212
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zkServer.sh stop action is not conformat with LSB para 20.2 Init Script Actions
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ZOOKEEPER-1237
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ERRORs being logged when queued responses are sent after socket has closed.
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Improvements
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ZOOKEEPER-494
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zookeeper should install include headers in /usr/local/include/zookeeper
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ZOOKEEPER-500
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Async methods shouldnt throw exceptions
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ZOOKEEPER-631
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zkpython's C code could do with a style clean-up
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ZOOKEEPER-636
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configure.ac has instructions which override the contents of CFLAGS and CXXFLAGS.
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ZOOKEEPER-724
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Improve junit test integration - log harness information
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ZOOKEEPER-733
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use netty to handle client connections
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ZOOKEEPER-765
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Add python example script
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ZOOKEEPER-773
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Log visualisation
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ZOOKEEPER-788
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Add server id to message logs
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ZOOKEEPER-789
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Improve FLE log messages
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ZOOKEEPER-797
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c client source with AI_ADDRCONFIG cannot be compiled with early glibc
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ZOOKEEPER-809
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Improved REST Interface
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ZOOKEEPER-821
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Add ZooKeeper version information to zkpython
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ZOOKEEPER-853
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Make zookeeper.is_unrecoverable return True or False and not an integer
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ZOOKEEPER-862
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Hedwig created ledgers with hardcoded Bookkeeper ensemble and quorum size. Make these a server config parameter instead.
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ZOOKEEPER-864
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Hedwig C++ client improvements
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ZOOKEEPER-891
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Allow non-numeric version strings
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ZOOKEEPER-905
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enhance zkServer.sh for easier zookeeper automation-izing
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ZOOKEEPER-926
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Fork Hadoop common's test-patch.sh and modify for Zookeeper
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ZOOKEEPER-977
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passing null for path_buffer in zoo_create
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ZOOKEEPER-980
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allow configuration parameters for log4j.properties
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ZOOKEEPER-993
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Code improvements
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ZOOKEEPER-997
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ZkClient ignores command if there are any space in front of it
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ZOOKEEPER-1018
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The connection permutation in get_addrs uses a weak and inefficient shuffle
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ZOOKEEPER-1025
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zkCli is overly sensitive to to spaces.
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ZOOKEEPER-1030
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Increase default for maxClientCnxns
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ZOOKEEPER-1094
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Small improvements to LeaderElection and Vote classes
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ZOOKEEPER-1095
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Simple leader election recipe
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ZOOKEEPER-1103
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In QuorumTest, use the same "for ( .. try { break } catch { } )" pattern in testFollowersStartAfterLeaders as in testSessionMove.
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ZOOKEEPER-1104
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12 Standout Timepieces From Brands Loved by Pharrell Williams, Robert Downey Jr.
Choose an opulent wristwatch (in vibrant color or sleek steel) this awards season from jewelers including Audemars Piguet, Hublot, Chopard and Harry Winston.
by Laurie Brookins FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL MEIn time for awards season and red carpet mania, men can try these five tech-forward timepieces in bright, bold hues that announce their super-luxury status.
1. MB&F
Like the jellyfish that inspired it, the HM7 Aquapod Platinum Red (with 60-second flying tourbillon atop its concentric vertical movement) glows in the dark; $165,000, at Westime, L.A., and Cellini Jewelers, New York or mbandf.com.
2. Richard Mille
The RM 67-02 Automatic Winding Extra Flat is ultralight, thanks to a case crafted of carbon and quartz TPT, with a baseplate and dial made of Grade 5 titanium. Pharrell Williams is a brand fan; $135,000, at Richard Mille, Beverly Hills and New York or richardmille.com.
3. Audemars Piguet
A marine ceramic bezel and dial are offset by a camouflage rubber strap on the 44mm Royal Oak Offshore Self-Winding Chronograph, limited to 400 pieces; $32,200, at Audemars Piguet, Beverly Hills and New York or audemarspiguet.com.
4. Hublot
Copper is fixed with aluminium oxide to create the hue of this Spirit of Big Bang Yellow Sapphire. The timepiece features a self-winding skeleton chronograph movement; $106,000, at Hublot, Beverly Hills and New York or hublot.com.
5. De Bethune
The DB28’s 18-karat pink gold case is surrounded by floating lugs in blued mirror-polished Grade 5 titanium. An hours ring is also crafted in titanium by De Bethune, loved by Robert Downey Jr.; $125,000, at Westime, L.A., and Cellini Jewelers, New York or westime.com or cellinijewelers.com.
For women, show your metal with a power statement watch at every price point. These seven stainless steel timepieces feature mechanical precision and classic styling for her.
1. Jaeger-LeCoultre
The Reverso One Duetto features a silvered gray dial in a diamond-embellished case, which flips to reveal a second dial in deep purple; $10,200, at Jaeger-LeCoultre, Beverly Hills and New York or jaeger-lecoultre.com.
2. Girard-Perregaux
On the Cat’s Eye Plum Blossom, a tiny flower blooms to reveal a small seconds function on a mother-of-pearl dial; 62 brilliant-cut diamonds stud the bezel; $15,600, at Feldmar Watch Company, L.A., and Wempe Jewelers, New York or girard-perregaux.com.
3. Chopard
The 36mm Alpine Eagle in scratch-resistant Lucent Steel A223 sports a galvanic blue dial in a sunburst motif that’s inspired by an eagle’s iris. Mindy Kaling, Lupita Nyong'o and Zoey Deutch have worn Chopard gems in the past month; $10,100, at Chopard, South Coast Plaza and New York or chopard.com.
4. Rado
Taking cues from a timepiece that originally debuted in 1957, the 35mm Golden Horse Automatic features a date window at 3 o’clock on a green dial and a 38-hour power reserve; $2,050, at Feldmar Watch Company, L.A. or rado.com.
5. Grand Seiko
Gold hour markers on a rich green dial accent the SBGH271 Rikka Summer Special Edition. This 40mm automatic timepiece has a 55-hour power reserve; $6,300, at Grand Seiko, Beverly Hills, and Seiko, New York or grand-seiko.com.
6. Grand Seiko (right)
Spring Drive; $4,900, at Grand Seiko, Beverly Hills, and Seiko, New York or grand-seiko.com.
7. Harry Winston (left)
Project Z13; price upon request, at Harry Winston, Beverly Hills and New York or harrywinston.com.
This story first appeared in the Nov. 13 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine. To receive the magazine, click here to subscribe.


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VLFeat wrapper
The keypoint detector and descriptor classes implemented are a wrapper of the amazing vlfeat functionalities. There are three separated classes, they are:
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Triangulation
Problem definition
Given camera matrices (), or fundamental matrix , and measured image points and , estimate the 3D point that minimizes some cost function.
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Git cheatsheet
Exclude a directory
Create a
.gitignore
file in root, and add the directory name in itdir_name/
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An introduction to the `mex` file and useful implementations
I use mostly Matlab to test my algorithms, it’s super easy to implement and fast enough for matrix computation. However, for some computationally heavy tasks that is hard to implement as matrix computation, I would normally turn to C++ for its efficiency. Thus I need an additional
mex
file so that my Matlab code can use the C++ code. To do so, most of the job required is to convert matlab data into C++ data, and I create some methods just for this purpose so that I don’t need to do this all over again next time. So here it is. -
C++ implementation of a image class
The internal data structure used to store image is a vector of
unsigned char
. Here are a list of basic functionalities included in theImage
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Change to the al-folio theme
This Jekyll theme is developed by Maruan Al-Shedivat, which is modified from the original template -folio developed by Lia Bogoev. Thanks to those two for this clean, and simplistic design.
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C++ implementation of a numeric class
One of the most widely used matrix and linear algebra library is Eigen. This is a header only library, thus no compiling or installation needed. I decided to write a wrapper class based on this library, so here it is.
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Estimation of fundamental matrix
The epipolar geometry is the intrinsic projective geometry between two views, which is independent of scene structure, and only depends on the camera’s internal parameters and relative pose.
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Matlab implementation of bilateral filter
Bilateral filter
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Camera visualization in Matlab
I read somewhere that to be more efficient in a long run when it comes to implementing a library, the first thing you should implement is the code that does visualization. To 3D computer vision, the single most important or common place component is probably the camera. This is what we are going to do here.


C9 Entertainment's new girl group 'C9 GIRLZ' reveals all 7 members
by olmalC9 Entertainment has revealed all 7 members of their upcoming girl group, 'C9 GIRLZ'. The group name is tentative until the official name is revealed.
Seven members are Jeewon, Semi, Chaesol, Sunn, Belle, YeAh, and Seline.
Are you excited about their debut? What would their official name be?


View and search your styles
Easily view, search and test your styles with the AngularJS powered UI.
See related variables and styles
The enhanced KSS processing flow knows which styles and variables are related to the current component, allowing you to see all the related things in one place.
Edit on the fly
With the designer tool you can edit SASS, LESS or PostCSS variables directly via the web interface. All changes can be saved back to the original file.
Live preview styles on every device
All modifications are automatically updated and applied via web sockets on every device without reloading while you are editing. You will be notified of compilation errors too.
Use Angular directives
HTML markup sections defined in the KSS blocks are dynamically compiled thus it is possibly to use Angular directive inside the style guide.
Encapsulated styles
All components are wrapped with the Shadow DOM providing full style encapsulation. User defined styles do not leak outside the component container.
Easy to customize
If you do not like default look and feel, it is easy to customize built-in UI using SASS variables or by overriding CSS styles.
Fully open source
SC5-styleguide is fully open sourced using MIT licence.
# Try the styleguide generated
# from the styleguide itself
› npm install sc5-styleguide
› cd node_modules/sc5-styleguide
› npm run demo
# Open http://localhost:3000
Get started with using SC5 Style Guide Generator as a command line tool or as gulp/grunt plugin


This page is designed to show the status of all Toontown: Corporate Clash servers.
The data that you see here is automagically pulled from the
TTCC API
every minute and every time an invasion ends!
If you have any questions, ideas, or are just plain curious about how this works, please take a look at the
Github page.
Note: items can be clicked for more details!


Training
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A fun, purple platformer world with awesome, randomly generated minigames and cool death animations
64p platformer
A man with a baseball bat hitting others for fun and loving it
pixel platformer
Create fun bar graphs with randomly generated colours
colourful app


This page demonstrates how you can communicate between the server and the client using charge's websocket capabilities. In the grey box below, you can see the server sending messages to the client every second or so. To send a message from the client to the server, you can hit the button directly below this paragraph. This message will appear in your terminal where you are running the server.


HAPI server verifier. See verifier-nodejs for source code for tests.
In the following, {id,dataset}
means id
or dataset
allowed;
{time.min,start}
means time.min
or start
allowed;
{time.max,start}
means time.max
or start
allowed
?url=URL
?url=URL&{id,dataset}=ID
?url=URL&id={id,dataset}¶meter=PARAMETER
(note parameter
is not plural - only a single parameter may be specified)
?url=URL&id={id,dataset}¶meter=PARAMETER&{time.min,start}=HAPIDATETIME&{time.max,start}=HAPIDATETIME
where HAPIDATETIME
is decribed in the HAPI specification.
?url=URL&...&metatimeout=MILLISECONDS
See below for additional details.
?url=URL&...&datatimeout=MILLISECONDS
See below for additional details.
?url=URL&...&version=VERSION
Allowed values are 2.0
, 2.1
, 3.0
, and 3.1
.
?url=URL&...&output=OUTPUT
Allowed values are html
and json
.
If id
or dataset
starts with a ^
, it is interpreted as a regular expression and only datasets with ids that match will be tested.
Only a URL
that ends in /hapi
is required. Only one ID
and one PARAMETER
may be specified (a comma-separated list is not supported).
When only a URL
is provided, all datasets and all parameters are checked. For data requests, start=sampleStartDate
and stop=sampleStopDate
are used if both are given in a dataset's /info
response; otherwise start=startDate
and stop=startDate+P1D
from the /info
response are used.
The parameters metatimeout
and datatimeout
set the amount of time in milliseconds before a warning about response time is given. metatimeout
applies to all non-/data
requests. The defaults are described and given in the function timeout
in tests.js.
dataset1
only: ?url=http://hapi-server.org/servers/TestData2.0/hapi&id=dataset1
scalar
in dataset1
: ?url=http://hapi-server.org/servers/TestData2.0/hapi&id=dataset1¶meter=scalar
scalar
in dataset1
and use a given timerange for data requests: ?url=http://hapi-server.org/servers/TestData2.0/hapi&id=dataset1¶meter=scalar&time.min=1970-01-01&time.max=1970-01-01T00:00:10
The following URLs are tested when the verifier is updated.


EasyHTTP
Make HTTP requests with EasyHTTP.
This demo uses JSONPlaceholder to fetch it's data.
GET /users
POST /users
PUT /users/2


We're very sorry, you seem to have uncovered something which is being bashful. We'll get it fixed ASAP.


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Hi Marc, There was a problem with the jmx rmi settings. Only the port of the JRMP adaptor was changed. The port of the naming service was different and was using a default one. This is definitely fixed and working now. (in CVS, and in the next release) Thanks ! Nicolas, Marc Wick wrote:
Hi Nicolas Are you sure jmx rmi settings are working properly with release 14 ? I am still not able to change it. * if I change it <jmxAdaptor type="rmi" port="1098"/> and have cloudscapedb running, I see the error message :-10-29 14:58:03,325 ERROR cjdbc.controller.jmx [EXCEPTION] jmx.fail.start.0(nested exception is ..rmi.server.ExportException: Port already in use: 1099; nested exception is:java.net.BindException: Address already in use: JVM_Bind)* if i stop cloudscape I see : 2003-10-29 15:00:44,617 INFO cjdbc.controller.jmx Create JRMP adaptor[1098]2003-10-29 15:00:46,290 ERROR cjdbc.controller.jmx [EXCEPTION] jmx.fail.start.0(nested exception is javax.naming.ServiceUnavailableException [Root exception is java.rmi.ConnectException: Connection refused to host: BR-VCVPSQ1HRZTP; nested exception is: java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused: connect]) Thanks Marc Nicolas Modrzyk wrote:Hi Marc, The changes are in CVS.You can now specify the jmx adaptors you need and on what port you want them to be assigned. The "JmxSettings" section on the cjdbc-controller.xml file has changed. You should now usesomething like: <JmxSettings enabled="true"> <jmxAdaptor type="rmi" port="1099"/> <jmxAdaptor type="http" port="8888"/> </JmxSettings>You can just remove any adaptor if you don't need them, but be careful that if no rmi adaptor is specified,you cannot start the console since it works through jmx over rmi. DTD, and examples have been updated as well. Nicolas, mwick@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:Hidoes anybody know hot to change the jmx port ? I tried setting it with the controller.xml config file. But it is still listening on 8080 and I want to use the port 8080 for something else.Marc------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Money Play. How should Red play 54?
pips Red=83 White=123
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
12/3 creates the horrific anti-joker of 33. It also doesn’t guarantee getting both checkers to safety next turn. It precludes being able to make the 6-pt next turn with 11 and 12. Finally. it may also duplicate Red’s sixes if White leaves a blot on Red’s 6-pt by entering there.
For all these reasons 12/8, 12/7 is the right play. 12/13 is a 1.5 blunder.
For all these reasons 12/8, 12/7 is the right play. 12/13 is a 1.5 blunder.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 12/8 12/7 Eq.: +0.547 0.580 0.195 0.001 - 0.420 0.046 0.002 2. Cubeful 2-ply 12/3 Eq.: +0.406 (-0.141) 0.557 0.192 0.001 - 0.443 0.057 0.003 3. Cubeful 2-ply 12/7 5/1 Eq.: +0.345 (-0.202) 0.541 0.189 0.001 - 0.459 0.077 0.004


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StashBraintree
public class StashBraintree : PaymentServiceProvider
The Braintree PSP module. See here for more information on things to keep in mind when using that PSP.
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See documentation for
PaymentServiceProvider
in the Core moduleDeclaration
Swift
public let pspIdentifier: StashPaymentProvider
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handleRegistrationRequest(registrationRequest:idempotencyKey:uniqueRegistrationIdentifier:completion:)
See documentation for
PaymentServiceProvider
in the Core moduleDeclaration
Swift
public func handleRegistrationRequest(registrationRequest: RegistrationRequest, idempotencyKey: String?, uniqueRegistrationIdentifier _: String, completion: @escaping PaymentServiceProvider.RegistrationResultCompletion)
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See documentation for
PaymentServiceProvider
in the Core module. Braintree only supports PayPal payment methods.Declaration
Swift
public var supportedPaymentMethodTypes: [PaymentMethodType] { get }
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See documentation for
PaymentServiceProvider
in the Core module. Braintree only supports PayPal payment methods for registration using the UI.Declaration
Swift
public var supportedPaymentMethodTypeUserInterfaces: [PaymentMethodType] { get }
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See documentation for
PaymentServiceProvider
in the Core module.Declaration
Swift
public func viewController(for methodType: PaymentMethodType, billingData: BillingData?, configuration: PaymentMethodUIConfiguration) -> (UIViewController & PaymentMethodDataProvider)?
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Create a new instance of the Braintree module. This instance can be used to initialize the SDK.
Declaration
Swift
public init(urlScheme: String)
Parameters
urlScheme
The registered URL scheme. See here for more considerations.
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Handle a potential Braintree URL redirection that comes in via the UIApplicationDelegate’s
application(_:open:options:)
Declaration
Swift
public static func handleOpen(url: URL, options: [UIApplication.OpenURLOptionsKey : Any]) -> Bool
Parameters
url
The url as provided by the UIApplicationDelegate method
options
The options as provided by the UIApplicationDelegate method
Return Value
A boolean indicating whether or not the Braintree module handled the request.


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(b) Any violation of this section is punishable by a fine not to exceed $1,000. [L 1982, c 260, pt of §2]


We live in the age of the Internet – a global network of computer-based communication. But where did the Internet come from? How did it get started, and who built this essential and playful tool to millions, and where is it going?
Visionary Behind the Internet
The seminal idea behind the Internet was envisioned by a psychologist J.C.R. Licklider, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the 1950s. His vision was that computers would allow you to communicate better. Furthermore, this would enable the connection of all computers together providing useful sharing of information among people. people.
The Reason We Have the Internet Today
The Cold War became the catalyst for the expansion of computers. The launch of Sputnik by the Soviet Union in October 1957 caused President Eisenhower to create the bureau at the defense department called ARPA (Advanced Research Projects Agency) to compete with the Russians. At the time, ARPA was in charge of the space program, which also included computer science. Computer communication was in the embryonic stage but was making progress.
Queuing Theory
In 1960 at MIT, a student named Leonard Kleinrock began applying Queuing Theory to data transmission. Like letters going through post offices, Kleinrock showed how packages of data would queue or line up at nodes of a communications network as they transited through. This way he could determine the overall speed of the network. He then showed how to speed up the network by implementing two techniques:
- Demand access – You don’t get it until you need it is the key idea for effective resource sharing with data network.
- Distributed control – No one’s switch, device, or authority should control the entire network. Rather, every switch should share in that control. It should decide the routing procedure to determine how much traffic is allowed in, where it is going, when to do all the functions in distributed fashion.
Kleinrock's work was a dawning light on Licklider's vision that computer communication could one day be a reality.
Telephones and Packets
The telephone system became another catalyst for the creation of the Internet. If the connection path between a telephone call is broken, the connection is cut off. This weakness became a matter of national security in the early 1960s as they feared a Soviet attack which would cripple their communications in effective retaliation. Dr. Paul Baran, who was hired to fix this problem, helped to create Hot Potato Routing, which meant a message transiting a network got to where it was going even if part of the network was destroyed.
This routing led to Packet Switching Packet Switching. The network chops up a document into a lot of pieces (packets). Each packet was like a postcard with a to and from address that would get launched into the network and operate independently. The final destination takes all these packets and puts them back into a long document at the end. This design for a network, a Packet Switching Network, gets its message through better than telephones as long as some part of the network functions.
Bob Taylor’s Frustrations
The first computer networks stem from the frustrations of a single ARPA scientist, Bob Taylor, who needed a separate terminal to log into each of several time-shared computers at research centers across the country. He knew a single terminal would suffice if all the computers were in a common network.
Taylor was given a million dollars to work on this problem where he recruited Larry Roberts, who built the world’s first experimental connection between two computers. Roberts was inspired by a fellow engineer, who suggested building identical special-purpose mini computers, called Interface Messaging Processors ( IMPs ), to form the network and tie each computer to one of them.
He sought out the engineers to build the Advance Research Projects Agency’s computer network, the ARPANET. The plan was to network 4 identical IMPs. Each one would be attached to a different kind of mainframe computer at three different universities across California and one in Utah.
BBN and IMPS and Grad Students
A small Cambridge Massachusetts company known as BBN won the contract and went to work building the IMPs for the ARPANET on January 1st, 1969. Both BBN and UCLA were under a tight deadline. Writing the code to have the computers communicate with the IMPs were left to the graduate students or staff members. There was concern with the phone lines, which were built for voice traffic and not data or running the mainframe computers nonstop. By the end of 1969, all four sites were interconnected and had worked the way it was intended.
ARPANET
In April 1971, the ARPANET had 18 mainframe computers hooked into the network. At first there was not much to do beyond transferring data files among its members. Then, a new capability was added that would take the usefulness of computer networking to a new level. Raymond Tomlinson created this killer application called email. Tomlinson gave the world the @ sign.
Internet begun in 1969 as an experimental computer network. Anyone could contribute ideas about its use and how to improve it. Ideas were offered as requests for comments so everyone would free feel to discuss and criticize them. By 1972 the ARPANET had fewer than 25 sites online, yet more were coming. What sparked the increase was the first international conference on computers and communication sponsored by ARPA.
Networks
Soon other networks emerged. LAN (local area networks) linked computers throughout offices; WAN (wide area networks) linked computers across buildings or campuses. Each new network was like a foreign country speaking its own language and independent of one another. They needed a common protocol for them to communicate.
In 1973, Ben Cerf and Bob Kahn teamed up to develop a set of rules or procedures known as the TCP/IP protocol and if followed by different computer networks, would allow them to pass their message packets back and forth. The Gateway, as Cerf and Kahn named it, knew how to talk to each of the networks it was connected to. In 1983 TCP/IP was adopted as a standard.
Under 1980s technology it was difficult to research a topic. Tim Berners-Lee, a physicist at the CERN Research Institute in Switzerland developed the software to follow threads of knowledge more easily within the information stored throughout the internet. By using a computer mouse to click on a word or phrase linked across the Internet, one could instantaneously follow a link from site to site around the web in pursuit of a topic. The crisscrossing of these threads across the globe reminded him of a web so he named his invention the World Wide Web.
On June 9, 1992, Congress passed a bill taking the Internet out of the exclusive hands of government and into the public. The Internet had crossed the Rubicon.


Will Nothing Stop This Man?
Saddled with a cheesy teen-idol past and kiss-of-death UK
superstardom, manic pop thrill Robbie Williams is bent on taking
America nonetheless.
Interview by Tom Lanham. Photos by Sheryl Nields. Click here for photos from the
interview.
Robbie
Williams has faced a lot of obstacles in his decade-long career.
More than he cares to recall. As a former teen heartthrob from
fluffy UK chart sensations Take That, Robbie reckons hes
endured four career phases: I was in a boy band, then I was
sh**, then I was a clown, then I was successful, then I was
credible. The soft-spoken 24-year-old, having lived all of
his post-pubescent life in the British tabloids, was already a
survivor of multiple substance abuses before launching a solo
career that has slowly returned him to fame, at a price.
Blokes basically just walk up to me and go
Cunt! Getting off trains: Cunt! Walking down
the street: Cunt! Thats painful.
Williams--all tracksuit casual and impish giggles--is lounging
poolside at Los Angeles posh Sunset Marquis Hotel.
Hes flown in to industry-show-case songs from The Ego
Has Landed a Capitol-licensed compendium of his two British
solo albums. This very afternoon, California has provided his
hugest hirdle yet, in the form of two scantily clad, porn-star
models dubbed Blondage. The situation is in hand when the
gorgeous girls pose beside Williams, sipping a crotch-mounted
margarita from his purple Speedos. The situation is still in hand
when he wades into the hotel pool, with Blondage slithering up
and down the handrail above his head. Then: disaster. The photo
shoot switches to a bubble jacuzzi, Williams doffs his trunks,
and the babes inch closer. Before the pop star knows it, he
blushes, I had a steamin hard-on in that Jacuzzi, and
it really got in the way. Did the models notice?
Yeah! Williams beams. They were rubbing
themselves against it--sooooo naughty!
To a casual onlooker, the satirically decadent photo session
paints Williams as something of a sexist pig, happy to abuse the
women around him. Talk to the guy and the picture changes.
 His second
solo disc, Ive Been Expecting You, has sold over
four million copies. Last year, he headlined the Glastonbury
festivals largest crowd ever. His latest single, the
trend-humping Millenium topped the charts. He
regularly hobnobs with Britpop royalty(such as members of Pulp,
Blur and the Bluetones, not to mention Tom Jones and Sir Bono) at
snooty after-hours rookeries like the Groucho Club and the Soho
house. (Entree into London pop society wasnt too difficult
for the lad: You take some drugs and make people laugh--or
drink a whole lot, he chuckles, and youre
inducted no matter who you are.) Hes dated an All
Saint and consorted with Spice Girls. And, asked by Prince
Charles at his birthday show what Robbie had canceled to make the
appearance, Williams replied, Nothing, apart from world
domination.
Not that the performer, whose onstage persona is somewhere
between Elton John on speed and Henry Rollins with a singing
voice, doesnt still have a lot to answer for. I hated
Take That toward the end, he grouses. That level of
obsession and fanaticism just scared the living daylights out of
me. Examples of such obsession include two Finnish girls
who stalked him around his hometown and, after being snubbed,
enacted revenge by urinating on his driveway; a German bus
company which showed up every Thursday at half past three
(Theyd get off the bus, 53 of em, and run
through my gardens and nick patches of grass); and
dont even get him started on the groupie that made it her
lifes mission to deflower the fellow at the tender age of
16.  You put on a persona, and all these people were
really in love with this persona, which wasnt me.
Now--with the help of co-writer/keyboardist Guy
Chambers--Williams swears hes found himself. He knows
its an uphill battle in the States, but things have been
looking up during this warm LA sortie, which included demo pants
off an invite-only crowd with self-effacing asides and solid
tunes, and to top it off, this little romp. Sure, his libido ran
wild with Blondage, he sighs. Im 24--its allowed
to!  I hope you enjoy your stay!
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APIClient
class APIClient
Undocumented
-
Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
enum error : Error
-
Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
enum deviceStatus
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init for Api class both a header and a Token has to be passed in
Declaration
Swift
init(_ header: [String: String], token: AuthTokenClass)
Parameters
header
the header containing token and
token
Auth Token
-
Register the users public key from device
Declaration
Swift
func registrationWithKey(_ key: String, completion: @escaping ([String:AnyObject]?, APIClient.error?) -> Void)
Parameters
key
The String represention of the public key in base64
completion
completion call back with error
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Start the process of 2FA
Declaration
Swift
func startVerificationProcess(_ key: String, method: URLManager.verificationMethod = .auto, completion: @escaping ([String:AnyObject]?, APIClient.error?) -> Void)
Parameters
key
the public ephemeralKey
method
the method you would like to recieve the conformation
completion
completion call back with error
-
Check 2FA code
Declaration
Swift
func checkVerificationProcess(_ key: String, completion: @escaping ([String:AnyObject]?, APIClient.error?) -> Void)
Parameters
key
the public ephemeralKey
method
the method you would like to recieve the conformation
completion
completion call back with error
-
Find a device from the UUID of a tile
Declaration
Swift
func getDeviceForTile (_ uuid:String, completion: @escaping ([String:AnyObject]?, APIClient.error?) -> Void)
Parameters
uuid
UUID of the device
completion
completion call back with error
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Update the colour of the lock, this is not currenly used by the SDK
Declaration
Swift
func updateLockColour (_ device: LockDevice, colour: String, completion: @escaping ([AnyObject]?, APIClient.error?) -> Void)
Parameters
device
lock device object
colour
new hex colour
completion
completion call back with error
-
Unlock device or Lock device
Declaration
Swift
func lockUnlock (_ device: LockDevice, sodium: SodiumHelper, chain: CertificateChainClass, control: (APIClient.deviceStatus), completion: @escaping ([AnyObject]?, APIClient.error?) -> Void)
Parameters
device
Device object
control
The call does support both lock and unlock but we currenly only use unlock
completion
completion call back with error


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It is obviously simpler to omit species from your Ensembl mirror than to add new ones, so we'll look at this first. Simply add the required delete lines to the update_conf method in /public-plugins/mirror/conf/SiteDefs.pm:
delete($SiteDefs::__species_aliases{'Mus_musculus'}); delete($SiteDefs::__species_aliases{'Rattus_norvegicus'});
Important note: if you are deleting either Human or Mouse, you need to specify a new primary or secondary species (these are used as defaults when generating links to examples). E.g.:
$SiteDefs::ENSEMBL_SECONDARY_SPECIES = 'Canis_familiaris';
To add a species, you obviously need a complete Ensembl database in the same schema as the rest of your site, which is outside the scope of this tutorial. However assuming you have the data already, the following changes will add it to the website (substituting the details of your own species for the ones in the examples, obviously!).
Firstly, add it to the species aliases in the update_conf method in /public-plugins/mirror/conf/SiteDefs.pm:
$SiteDefs::__species_aliases{'Canis_latrans'} = [qw(cl coyote)]; $SiteDefs::__species_aliases{'Geococcyx_californianus'} = [qw(gc roadrunner)];
Note that all aliases should be unique, so check in /public-plugins/ensembl/conf/SiteDefs.pm to see which are already in use. These aliases allow quick access to pages, so that users can type, e.g. www.ensembl.org/worm/Gene?g=Y42H9B.1 instead of www.ensembl.org/Caenorhabditis_elegans/Gene?g=Y42H9B.1
You will also need a .ini file for the new species. Copy one of the existing files from /public-plugins/ensembl/conf/ini-files/ to /public-plugins/mirror/conf/ini-files/ and edit it to reflect the relevant settings. Add sample data points to the species ini file to get links into the data - see the [SAMPLE_DATA] section at the bottom of any ini file for examples of the correct format
If your species has chromosomes, make sure you have the correct names in the array ENSEMBL_CHROMOSOMES, as this is used to draw karyotypes.
If your new species lies in a taxonomic group outside the standard Ensembl eukaryote tree, or if you simply wish to alter the groupings in the dropdown species list on the home page, see the instructions on customising the species list on the home page.
Whilst the genomic databases provide the bulk of the data about species in Ensembl, news and some static content is provided from a separate small database, ensembl_website.
Using a MySQL client program, update the ensembl_website database as follows:
insert into species values (1001, 'cl', 'Canis_latrans', 'Coyote');
N.B. We suggest using a high primary key value so as to avoid conflict with future releases of Ensembl.
Then run the utility script /utils/static_content/update_webdb.pl, which will link your new species into the current release.
Species home pages are now dynamically generated, so only a minimum of maintenance is required. Much of the content is now generated from the databases and ini files.
You can optionally display a piece of static HTML with information about the species - create a directory public-plugins/mirror/htdocs/ssi/species and in it a file about_Canis_latrans.html. This file does not need <html> or <body> tags, just the content (including images such as photos or logos) you want to display.
Finally, you need some kind of species image for the favourites list on the home page. This should be a 40x40 pixel PNG file named thumb_Canis_latrans.png and placed in /public-plugins/mirror/htdocs/img/species/.


The iPhone 12 Pro is one of most feature-rich iPhones you can buy right now.
It has the greatest of all of Apple's features inside, and it's certainly the model to consider if you're questioning whether the iPhone 12 has enough raw power for you.
Announced alongside the iPhone 12, iPhone 12 mini and iPhone 12 Pro Max, the key upgrades over the iPhone 12 are subtle:
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That said, compared to the last version of this model we reviewed in 2019, the new one has no concerns with its keyboard, excellent battery life, and even better performance. It’s an upgrade all around. There’s a lot of technical detail to get into around the M1, how it handles running apps built for Intel chips, and what that tells us about the future of the Mac. The short answer is that it’s very impressive, and the MacBook Pro is an excellent laptop with great performance and impressive battery life.
PRICE: Ksh. 245,999
The Apple M1 is an ARM-based system on a chip (SoC) designed by Apple Inc. as a central processing unit (CPU) for its Macintosh computers and iPad Pro tablets. It was inspired by their Apple A14 Bionic chip.[4] The M1 is the first Apple-designed processor deployed in Macintosh computers,[5] and the first personal computer chip built using a 5 nm process. Apple claims that it has the world's fastest CPU core "in low power silicon" and the world's best CPU performance per watt.[4][6] In addition to Apple's own macOS and iPadOS, support for the M1 architecture in the Linux kernel is forthcoming.
AirPods Max combine high-fidelity audio with industry-leading Active Noise Cancellation to deliver an unparalleled listening experience. Each part of their custom-built driver works to produce sound with ultra-low distortion across the audible range. From deep, rich bass to accurate mids and crisp, clean highs, you’ll hear every note with a new sense of clarity.
PRICE: Ksh. 85,999


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| Listing | File | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 8.5 | cilkplus/simple_mul_cilkplus.h | Flat algorithm for polynomial multiplication using Cilk Plus array notation. |
| 8.6 | cilkplus/karatsuba_cilkplus.h | Karatsuba multiplication in Cilk Plus. |
| 8.7 | common/temp_space.h | Type for scratch space. It is optimized for allocating short arrays of a type T with a trivial constructor and destructor. |
| Bonus | tbb/simple_mul_tbb.h | Flat algorithm for polynomial multiplication using serial code. It's called by the TBB version of Karatsuba multiplication. |
| Bonus | serial/karatsuba_serial.h | Karatsuba multiplication (serial) |
| Bonus | tbb/karatsuba_tbb.h | Karatsuba multiplication in TBB. |


This component is used to optionally initialize the position, speed, and/or acceleration of the flange to which this component is connected. Via parameters use_s_start, use_v_start, use_a_start the corresponding input signals s_start, v_start, a_start are conditionally activated. If an input is activated, the corresponding flange property is initialized with the input value at start time.
For example, if "use_s_start = true", then flange.s is initialized with the value of the input signal "s_start" at the start time.
Additionally, it is optionally possible to define the "StateSelect" attribute of the flange position and the flange speed via parameter "stateSelection".
This component is especially useful when the initial values of a flange shall be set according to reference signals of a controller that are provided via a signal bus.


This section provides an overview of the reference model, which is an implementation of each of the components in the framework.
There are five sub-sections which cover the usage and internal processes of each of the reference components;
The set of core components provided in this release is as follows;
The standard input and standard output data streams for the core components are covered in the Specification.
Figure 1 shows the core components workflow and the required data input files.
The model static data for the core workflow, shown as red source files, are the event footprint, vulnerability, damage bin dictionary and random number file. These are stored in the 'static' sub-directory of the working folder.
The user / analysis input data for the core workflow, shown as blue source files, are the events, items, coverages, fm programme, fm policytc, fm profile, fm xref, fm summary xref and gul summary xref files. These are stored in the 'input' sub-directory of the working folder.
These are all Oasis kernel format data objects with prescribed formats. Note that the events are a user input rather than a static input because the user could choose to run a subset of the full list of events, or even just one event. Usually, though, the whole event set will be run.
The output components are various implementations of outputcalc, as described in general terms in the Specification. The results are written directly into csv file as there is no downstream processing.
The files required for the output components are shown in Figure 2.
The data conversion components section covers the formats of all of the required data files and explains how to convert data in csv format into binary format, and vice versa.
The stream conversion components section explains how to convert the binary data stream output to csv, plus how to convert gulcalc data in csv format into binary format. These components are useful when working with individual components at a more detailed level.
The validation components section explains how to use the validation components to check the validity of the static and input files in csv format, before they are converted to binary format. There are both validation checks on individual files and cross checks for consistency across files.
The version of the installed components can be found by using the command line parameter -v. For example;
$ gulcalc -v
gulcalc : version: 3.0.7
Component usage guidance is available using the parameter -h
$ fmcalc -h
-a set allocrule (default none)
-M max level (optional)
-p inputpath (relative or full path)
-n feed net value (used for reinsurance)
-O Alloc rule2 optimization off
-d debug
-v version
-h help
The components have additional command line parameters depending on their particular function. These are described in detail in the following pages.


Bounce * * * (out of * * * * )
Directed by Don Roos. Cast: Ben Affleck, Gwyneth Paltrow, Johnny Galecki, Caroline Aaron, Joe Morton, Natasha Henstridge, Tony Goldwyn, Jennifer Grey, Alex D. Linz, David Paymer. 2000 - 106 minutes Rated PG-13 (for sexual situations and profanity). Reviewed by Dustin Putman, November 18, 2000.
Director Don Roos' 1998 debut "The Opposite of Sex" was such an acid-tongued, wittily-scripted black comedy that there was no doubt in my mind his sophomore effort, whatever it may be, would be anything less than smart and confidently made. "Bounce" fulfills both of these things and goes a step forward to, as in "The Opposite of Sex," find the poignancy and truth that is required in any intimate relationship. Aided by a memorable supporting cast, and two couldn't-be-better performances from the film's leads, Gwyneth Paltrow and Ben Affleck, "Bounce" is the sort of romance that doesn't come around too often--intelligent without being saccharine, heartfelt without being condescending.
With the snow heavily falling outside, almost all planes have been canceled at Chicago's O'Hare Airport. Passing the time in an airport bar, advertising executive Buddy Amaral (Ben Affleck), headed for his home in Los Angeles, has met up with the beautiful Mimi (Natasha Henstridge), going to Dallas, and kind businessman Greg (Tony Goldwyn) who desperately wants to get home to his wife and children. When Mimi makes it clear that she would like Buddy to spend the night with her, he gives his ticket to Greg (who is also headed for LA, but on a later flight), and slyly convinces the flight attendant at the door (Jennifer Grey), who has an on-again-off-again crush on buddy, to do so. When the plane crashes, killing everyone on board, Buddy (1) can't believe he was going to be on that flight, and (2) crushed that he more or less sent this family man off to die while he could have yet another one-night-stand.
Switch forward one year, Buddy is now a newly recovered alcoholic who has just checked out of the local Drug and Alcohol Recovery Center and is eager to get back to work. In an effort to come to terms with his insecurities and make amends, Buddy tracks down Greg's wife, real estate agent Abby Janello (Gwyneth Paltrow), and attempts to give her a big sale on a patch of property his ad company wants to buy. With Abby, at first, telling Buddy that she is merely divorced, and without Buddy having the guts to disclose his true identity with her, they unexpectedly click and begin to fall for one another.
In lesser hands, "Bounce" would be a romantic drama that is predictable and obvious every step of the way, offering nothing new in the way of plot developments or character motivation. But unlike so many movie romances, "Bounce," scripted by Roos, is based in the scary world of reality, where not everything always turns out as you'd expect, and where the characters seem to be real people, rather than pawns whose only purpose is to fall in love with a mawkish love ballad overscoring each scene. Its expertise in depicting everyday life while setting up an affecting romance is impressive and all too rare in movies nowadays.
Reminiscent in many ways with 1999's Harrison Ford-Kristin Scott Thomas drama "Random Hearts," which had virtually the same setup, "Bounce" is infinitely more successful because it isn't afraid to show its heart, while "Random Hearts," ironically, was cold and emotionally unfeeling. Buddy and Abby are both flawed, yet sympathetic people whom we care about and hope get together, despite the sticky situation they are in.
Since his Oscar win for 1997's "Good Will Hunting," Ben Affleck has skyrocketed to the top of the Hollywood A-list, but in doing so, has chosen far too many duds and not enough financial successes. Either appearing in brainless thrillers like 2000's "Reindeer Games" or trashy blockbusters like 1998's "Armageddon," Affleck has finally returned to the type of emotionally centered motion picture he exceeds in. Affleck may have the build to be an action star, but his sweet-natured features and puppy dog eyes make him far more qualified for character roles that exploit his acting talent, rather than muscles. Here, he has a tough assignment--someone that has made many mistakes in his past and a nasty bout with alcoholism, but is struggling every day to put his life back together and be the best that he can be. This is arguably Affleck's most powerful and distinguished work, to date.
His match in every way, Gwyneth Paltrow (1999's "The Talented Mr. Ripley") has proven herself time and time again that she is an extraordinary talent who has a string of successful films and a Best Actress Oscar statuette (for 1998's "Shakespeare in Love") to show for it. Fearless in her portrayal of an average, working-class mother with two young children, Paltrow is fearless in the way she downplays her physical beauty here, and in doing so, is all the more radiant. Every performance choice that Affleck and Paltrow make--every facial expression and line-reading--rings with a resounding honesty that is inordinately refreshing to hear.
Roos' strongest asset, however, lies in the sharp dialogue he pens. Every word counts, and in making what the people say so memorable, has created quite a few good supporting roles, helped along by strong performances from the rest of its cast. With just a few scenes each, such top-flight actors as Natasha Henstridge (2000's "The Whole Nine Yards"), Tony Goldwyn (1990's "Ghost"), and Jennifer Grey (1987's "Dirty Dancing") make a lasting impression that stays with you throughout. Of special notice is Johnny Galecki (who appeared in Roos' "The Opposite of Sex"), as Buddy's confidante and gay assistant, who is so understated and effective that I would love to have seen a whole movie made about his immensely likable and naturalistic character.
Quietly emphatic, "Bounce" is never exactly earthshaking, but exactly the type of motion picture that will have its work cut out for it if it plans on making money. With so many expensive holiday movies being released now, a low-key drama about real people in real relationships is something that not many people will be attracted to, which is a shame.  "Bounce" is a truly worthwhile and appealing entertainment that is certainly worth a look, and reestablishes what a fine filmmaker director Don Roos is becoming.
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This lists the best candidate commits on the master branch for developers to base their work upon.
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| setSliderColor {shinyWidgets} | R Documentation |
Edit the color of the original shiny's sliderInputs
setSliderColor(color, sliderId)
color |
The |
sliderId |
The |
See also https://www.w3schools.com/colors/colors_names.asp to have an overview of all colors.
See chooseSliderSkin
to update the global skin of your sliders.
if (interactive()) { library(shiny) library(shinyWidgets) ui <- fluidPage( # only customize the 2 first sliders and the last one # the color of the third one is empty setSliderColor(c("DeepPink ", "#FF4500", "", "Teal"), c(1, 2, 4)), sliderInput("obs", "My pink slider:", min = 0, max = 100, value = 50 ), sliderInput("obs2", "My orange slider:", min = 0, max = 100, value = 50 ), sliderInput("obs3", "My basic slider:", min = 0, max = 100, value = 50 ), sliderInput("obs3", "My teal slider:", min = 0, max = 100, value = 50 ), plotOutput("distPlot") ) server <- function(input, output) { output$distPlot <- renderPlot({ hist(rnorm(input$obs)) }) } shinyApp(ui, server) }


Main Components Documentation¶
data_loader.py - The data management module¶
This module handles the fetching of the data from the local resources path, given in the configuration and arranging it for our purposes of estimations. For instance, the data for Example no. 1 can be fetched by:
get_data(ExperimentType.ExampleNo1) - Creating the data for Example no. 1 of the paper.
randomized_decompositions.pyx - Randomized algorithms module¶
This module contains the two randomized algorithms for matrix decompositions: the randomized SVD and randomized ID.
-
randomized_decompositions.
random_id
¶ The function for Random ID algorithm.
- Parameters
A (GeneralMat) – The matrix to decompose.
k (const int) – Approximation rank.
increment (const int) – The extra sampled columns in the approximation (beyond the first
k
columns.
- Returns
Matrices \(B, P\) for which the ID approximation is \(BP\)
-
randomized_decompositions.
random_svd
¶ The function for Random SVD algorithm.
- Parameters
A (GeneralMat) – The matrix to decompose.
k (const int) – Approximation rank.
increment (const int) – The extra sampled columns in the approximation (beyond the first
k
columns).
- Returns
Matrices \(U, V\) and \(\Sigma\) for which the SVD approximation is \(U\Sigma V^{T}\)
matrices_classes.pyx - Matrix representations module¶
This module contains classes for convenient representations of matrices.
-
class
matrices_classes.
ExperimentNo5Form
¶ A class for storing a matrix \(A\in\mathbb{R}^{m \times n}\) as \(A=uv^{T}+\sigma I_n\) where \(u=(1,0,...,0)\) and \(v^{T}=\frac{1}{\sqrt n}(1, 1, ..., 0)\)
-
as_numpy_arr
()¶ Converts an object matrix into a Numpy array.
- Returns
A Numpy array which represents this matrix.
-
matmat
()¶ A Python wrapper for :method:`dot` for matrix-matrix product.
-
matvec
()¶ A Python wrapper for :method:`dot` for matrix-vector product.
-
rmatvec
()¶ A Python wrapper for :method:`transpose_dot` for matrix-vector product.
-
-
class
matrices_classes.
MatInIDForm
¶ A class for storing an ID decomposition for a matrix \(A\in\mathbb{R}^{m \times n}\): \(A=BP\) where \(B\in\mathbb{R}^{m \times r}\) in the skeleton matrix and \(P\in\mathbb{R}^{r \times n}\) is the interpolatory matrix.
-
as_numpy_arr
()¶ Converts an object matrix into a Numpy array.
- Returns
A Numpy array which represents this matrix.
-
matmat
()¶ A Python wrapper for :method:`dot` for matrix-matrix product.
-
matvec
()¶ A Python wrapper for :method:`dot` for matrix-vector product.
-
rmatvec
()¶ A Python wrapper for :method:`transpose_dot` for matrix-vector product.
-
-
class
matrices_classes.
MatInSVDForm
¶ A class for storing an SVD decomposition for a matrix \(A\in\mathbb{R}^{m \times n}\): \(A=U\Sigma V^{T}\) where \(U\in\mathbb{R}^{m \times r}\) and \(V\in\mathbb{R}^{r \times n}\) have orthonormal columns and \(\Sigma\in\mathbb{R}^{r \times r}\) is diagonal and positive-definite.
-
as_numpy_arr
()¶ Converts an object matrix into a Numpy array.
- Returns
A Numpy array which represents this matrix.
-
matmat
()¶ A Python wrapper for :method:`dot` for matrix-matrix product.
-
matvec
()¶ A Python wrapper for :method:`dot` for matrix-vector product.
-
rmatvec
()¶ A Python wrapper for :method:`transpose_dot` for matrix-vector product.
-
main.py - The main module of the project¶
This module contains the config for the experiment in the “config” function.
Running this module invokes the main()
function, which then performs the experiment and saves its results
to the configured results folder. Example for running an experiment: python main.py
-
main.
choose_approximation_ranks
(experiment_type: Infrastructure.enums.ExperimentType) → List¶ This function sets the needed approximation ranks, according to the given experiment_type
- Parameters
experiment_type (ExperimentType) – The performed experiment. For example,
ExperimentType.ExampleNo1
.- Returns
A list of the required approximation ranks.
-
main.
choose_data_sizes
(experiment_type: Infrastructure.enums.ExperimentType) → List¶ This function sets the needed data sizes, according to the given experiment_type
- Parameters
experiment_type (ExperimentType) – The performed experiment. For example,
ExperimentType.ExampleNo1
.- Returns
A list of the required data sizes.
-
main.
choose_increments
(experiment_type: Infrastructure.enums.ExperimentType) → List¶ This function sets the needed increments, according to the given experiment_type
- Parameters
experiment_type (ExperimentType) – The performed experiment. For example,
ExperimentType.ExampleNo1
.- Returns
A list of the required increments.
-
main.
choose_singular_values
()¶ This function sets the needed singular values, according to the given experiment_type
- Parameters
experiment_type (ExperimentType) – The performed experiment. For example,
ExperimentType.ExampleNo1
.- Returns
A RowVector of the required singular values.
-
main.
main
()¶ The main function of this project
This functions performs the desired experiment according to the given configuration. The function runs the random_svd and random_id for every combination of data_size, approximation rank and increment given in the config and saves all the results to a csv file in the results folder (given in the configuration).


workbox.routing. NavigationRoute
NavigationRoute makes it easy to create a Route that matches for browser navigation requests.
It will only match incoming Requests whose
mode
is set to navigate
.
You can optionally only apply this route to a subset of navigation requests by using one or both of the blacklist
and whitelist
parameters.
Constructor
NavigationRoute
new NavigationRoute(handler, options)
If both blacklist
and whiltelist
are provided, the blacklist
will take precedence and the request will not match this route.
The regular expressions in whitelist
and blacklist
are matched against the concatenated
pathname
and search
portions of the requested URL.
Parameter |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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handler |
workbox.routing.Route~handlerCallback A callback function that returns a Promise resulting in a Response. |
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options |
Object Values in
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- Extends
- workbox.routing.Route


Demo to call bulk insert in feathersjs, sequalize and postgres
Insert Data
References
Feathersjs , sequalize enable multi, multi create in a service
How to skip timestamp attributes in a sequelize model
Feathersjs , sequalize not to use id _ID in a model


Hi, my name is JW and this is my site where I share my views on tech, infosec, motivation and other misc subjects. I hope you find something that brings value to you. Do not hesitate to contact me on social media, email or IRC.
Path to OSCP
I have put the series on its own page: Path to OSCP for longevity, so it is easier to access as a single project.
{% assign original_content = site.categories['Original content'] | sort 'date' | reverse %}
{% assign curated_links = site.categories['Curated links'] | sort 'date' | reverse %}
Original content
These are original blog posts written by myself on various topics related to IT, infosec, career development, motivation etc.
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Curated links
Most of the good stuff online on the other hand is made by other people and below you find my curated link list
-- these are articles that I find worth sharing attached with a few remarks of my own
{% for post in curated_links %}
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{{ post.date | date: '%Y %b %d' }} - {{ post.title }}
{% endfor %}


You can use the form below to generate a sample MRSS feed either for your own account or for a sample Brightcove account.
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WHAT IS FORSKOLIN?
Researchers have found that Forskolin extract promotes the breakdown of stored fats and cAMP may help regulate the metabolism of glycogen to release fatty acids from adipose tissue, resulting in increased thermogenesis. Forskolin has been shown to aid in weight loss, boost metabolism, help lower blood pressure, enhance thyroid function, and much more.
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Deprecated
This plugin has been deprecated, Schmant is unmaintained.
The Schmant plugin enables Hudson to run Schmant build scripts.
Requirements
- A Schmant installation, version 1.0.1 or newer.
- Hudson 1.337 or newer.
- That Hudson is run on a version 6 or newer JDK (since Schmant is run in the Hudson process).
Global configuration
Schmant home
The Schmant home property should be set to point to the root directory of the Schmant installation that Hudson should use.
Project configuration
The following configuration properties can be set on a per-project basis:
Script file (required)
The path to the build script file. If this path is relative, it is interpreted relative to the build workspace root directory.
Variables
Variables (key=value) that are available to the build script in the props variable.
Script arguments
Arguments that are available to the build script in the args variable.
System properties
Additional system properties to set. System properties are available to the build script in the props variable.
Verbosity
Determines the verbosity of Schmant. Any verbosity level above INFO will generate a lot of output.
Task package path
The path to additional Schmant task packages. Path entries are separated by the host operating system's path separator char (':' on Unix, ';' on Windows).
Script engine name
The name of the script engine to use for running the build script. If this is not set, the script engine will be inferred from the build script's file name extension.
Additional classpath
Additional Jar files to add to Schmant's classpath. This can be used to add Jar files for the script engine to use if they are not installed in the JDK.
Changelog
Version 1.1.4 (2009/12/15)
- The plugin now launches Schmant in a separate process. This plugs a few memory leaks.
Version 1.0 (2009/04/01)
- Initial version


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All set for Oman’s 49th National Day
by Times News ServiceMuscat: The Supreme Committee for the celebration of National Day announced that it has completed all arrangements for the 49th National Day, Oman News Agency reported on Sunday.
“A number of development projects will be opened in the fields of oil and gas, electric power, water desalination and other development projects,” the statement said.


Bassey lifts W. Kentucky past E. Kentucky 79-71
by The Associated PressRICHMOND, Ky. (AP) — Charles Bassey had 18 points as Western Kentucky beat Eastern Kentucky 79-71 on Friday night.
Carson Williams had 15 points for Western Kentucky (3-0). Jordan Rawls added 14 points. Josh Anderson had 11 points for the visitors.
Jomaru Brown scored a career-high 41 points for the Colonels (2-2).
Western Kentucky plays Campbellsville at home on Monday. Eastern Kentucky plays Alice Lloyd College at home on Tuesday.
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Tusk encourages pro-EU Britons not to give up
by BNNThe United Kingdom is in a month’s time holding its early parliamentary election. The outgoing chairman of the EU’s European Council, Donald Tusk has said indirectly that the country’s divorce from the bloc can still be reversed.
British news portal The Guardian reported on Wednesday, November 13, that Tusk’s comments mark a break from the policy of EU chiefs steering clear of getting drawn into domestic political debates in member states during election periods.
«I want to tell you something I wouldn’t have dared to say a few months ago, as I could be fired for being too frank,» Tusk stated.
«The UK election takes place in one month. Can things still be turned around? [German-American journalist and philosopher – BNN] Hannah Arendt taught that things become irreversible only when people start to think so. So the only words that come to my mind today are simply: don’t give up. In this match, we have already had added time, now we are in extra time, perhaps it will even go to penalties?»
The Guardian evaluated that Donald Tusk has given his implicit backing to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s and Conservative Party opponents in the general election with this call for anti-Brexit campaigners to keep fighting in the month before Britain goes to the polls.


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Notice: this project is ongoing and the case study will be updated when the project is complete.
Appropriate Technology Collaborative (ATC) is a non-profit organization that focuses on sustainable technologies, and installation for communities primarily in Guatemala. Being a non-profit, one of the largest hurdles ATC faces in its mission is funding, especially considering the primary work ATC performs is solar installations. As it stands, the ATC website has not been a successful platform for raising funds. The project is to identify why users are not donating and to then redesign the donation pages to increase giving.
I was connected to ATC through the School of Information capstone course — a two semester long course where a small team works with a client to help solve a problem (I was placed on a team with three other students). The first four months of the project have been many discussions with ATC to understand their problem and their needs, which has culminated in a detailed project plan report. The remaining four months of the project will be an iterative process of user research, design, and implementation.
If you are interested in where we are at in this project, feel free to reach out to me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Otherwise check back soon for updates!


A lot of people use Git without understanding how it works internally, forming a roadblock to learning advanced usage.
Hopefully this talk will help alleviate the above problem.
What is a version control system?
A version control system (VCS) is basically a system for recording and managing the history of changes made within a project.
Uses of version control
An amazing backup system (you can roll back changes and recover from accidental deletions)
We can bring back that paragraph we accidentally deleted last week.
Faster recovery from errors and thereby cheaper experimentation (you can recover previous state by using simple commands instead of manually reproducing or removing your changes)
We can try out an experimental structure and simply discard it if we don’t like it.
Promotes transparency and facilitates reproducibility (you can see how a project developed and who made which changes)
Louis introduced that typo into the article a few versions ago.
Easier collaboration (you can manage and merge isolated changes more easily)
We'll just merge your changes to the concluding sections with our edits to the introduction.
This is much easier and more robust than manually handling versioned copies of files.
What is a repository?
A repository is - simply put - the history of an entire project. It contains all tracked files and the history of their revisions.
Version control systems manage project histories through repositories.
Version control systems like Git capture snapshots of your work through time.
What is Git?
Git is known as a DVCS (Distributed Version Control System) specifically designed to help manage distributed projects.
Git was originally written and released in 2005 by Linus Torvalds - the initial creator of Linux - specifically to help manage Linux kernel development.
Popular version control systems that work on a centralized client-server model such as CVS (Concurrent Versions System) and its successor SVN (Subversion) require all repository actions to be run through a centralized server.
This forces contributors to connect to a central server to commit changes, making it more difficult to track work on a project independently.
In simplistic terms, a hash is a string generated by a hash function that is (theoretically) unique for each specific given input.
Mathematically speaking, hash functions should be injective (i.e. one-to-one). This means that using the exact same input should generate the exact same output hash.
What are hashes used for in Git?
Hashes serve as integrity checksums to detect whether the data has been corrupted or modified, as well as unique identifiers for all its internal objects.
Git uses the SHA-1 hashing algorithm to generate hashes.
The terms "hash" and "checksum" are often colloquially interchangable.
Strictly speaking, checksum is the term for values used to verify data integrity -- this isn't necessarily true of hashes.
Using hashes as checksums have the added benefit of being reasonably good unique identifiers.
Git Objects
We will be looking at three object types in Git:
How does Git track changes internally?
Each commit is a version of your project at a particular point in time.

What actually happens during a commit?
Let's initialize a repository!
But, wait! Before we do, let's go over a little about Git's workflow.
What's being added is not the file itself, it is a snapshot of the content you want represented in that file.
This a subtle point that becomes more apparent when you think of adding partial file changes instead of the entire changeset for a file.
Think more like a director or photographer.
Oops. I don't actually want that change.
Crap! I made a mistake and committed the wrong thing!
As long as you haven't pushed your changes publicly, it should be okay to clean up the history.
Even if your changes are public, depending on your context, it may be okay to modify public history.
Internally, a branch is simply a reference.
What is a reference in Git?
(Since the question has been asked, you can assume it's a distinct thing.)
A reference is simply a "pointer" (yes, it's a technical term) to a specific commit.
References typically represent the head (i.e. latest) commit of a particular branch and are advanced forward when new commits are made.
Question: When should I branch?
Answer: Any time you're about to do anything that you might even remotely want to reverse or isolate.
Reconciling branched work: Merging vs. rebasing
Scenario: We branched to try something out, and it looks good. Now we want to include those changes back into the main line of development.
What happens if you try to merge the same area of content that's been edited in different ways?
A merge conflict appears!
Dealing with merge conflicts can initially seem difficult and stressful when they appear, but if you keep practicing at it, it becomes second nature.
The technical details of resolving merge conflicts are best handled elsewhere, as it can occupy a short workshop by itself.
Check out https://github.com/learn-co-curriculum/git-merge-conflicts for more information.
When there's a merge conflict, it requires the person reconciling the conflicting content to make editorial decisions as to what should actually be committed to the project history.
It really is as primitive as that.

Once you get used to the idea that Git repositories are independent entities that, in essence, must discuss amongst each other constantly in order to maintain consensus, it becomes a little easier to understand its distributed nature.
Forking is a more abstract idea made into a sort of formal idiom by Github.
Within GitHub, when you fork a project, it essentially means you're cloning that project's repository to your account on GitHub's servers.
Forking is cloning, albeit between GitHub's servers instead of between your machine and others.
How do we receive work recorded in a remote repository?
To `git pull` it all together:
GitHub Remote Workflows
Why do this?
I can be assured that any default push, intentional or accidental, will not directly impact the main project.
Thank you!