class WiseFyHandlerThread : HandlerThread
A Thread to use for all WiseFy background processing.
NOTE Must be cleaned!! com.isupatches.wisefy.WiseFy.dump
Author
Patches
Since
3.0
WiseFyHandlerThread(name: String)
A Thread to use for all WiseFy background processing. |


Upgrading Hextrapolate
Hextrapolate uses a “drag-and-drop” installation procedure. This means that you can upgrade to a new version by dragging the old version to the Trash (see uninstalling) and then copying the new version to your desired location (see installing).


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Do the Directors get paid?
No, the Directors do not currently get paid. The directors are donating their time and resources on their own dime.PropPriv intends to have a small staff to help coordinate and organize future projects.
Where is PropPriv located?
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Currently, only Bitcoin is accepted.In the near future, other cryptocurrencies, in addition to credit cards and PayPal will be accepted.
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Andrew Ross Sorkin, author of Too Big to Fail
November 2015
New York Times columnist and author, Andrew Ross Sorkin, has been described as the most famous financial journalist of his generation.
A leading voice on Wall Street and corporate America, his New York Times bestseller, Too Big to Fail, was the first true, behind-the-scenes, moment-by-moment account of how that financial crisis developed into a global tsunami.
The Economist, The Financial Times, and Business Week all named Too Big To Fail one of the best books of the year. The book was published by Viking October 20, 2009. The book was adapted as a movie by HBO Films and premiered on HBO on May 23, 2011. The film was directed by Curtis Hanson, and the screenplay was written by Peter Gould.
Praise for Too Big to Fail
“Vigorously reported, superbly organized...for those of us who didn't pursue MBAs and have the penny-ante salaries to prove it.”
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“Sorkin's prodigious reporting and lively writing put the reader in the room for some of the biggest-dollar conference calls in history. It's an entertaining, brisk book.”
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The cast of the movie: Too Big to Fail
- William Hurt as Hank Paulson
- Paul Giamatti as Ben Bernanke
- Billy Crudup as Timothy Geithner
- Edward Asner as Warren Buffet


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About me:
My name is Mariana Martinez-Celis: I'm from Monterrey Mexico and I'm a second year Computer Science student at Tecnologico de Monterrey.
My projects:
Resis ChatBot: Developed a ChatBot using DialogFlow for Residencias ITESM to help students living on campus dorms to answer their frequently asked questions.
Treeler: Developed a web application that uses visual recognition and a machine learning algorithm using Microsoft Assure to tell users the right place to plant a specific type of tree. Developed the frontend using React and Node.js.
PeepReel: Developed a solution to email phishing using the URLScanner API. Implemented the backend in Java and front end using HTML with Bootstrap framework.
Colorful Bricks: Developed an iPhone application in Swift that teaches young children the different colors and their names through an interactive game.
Bookingz: Developed a command-line application in C++ that makes bookings and reservations for the Sports Courts and GYM facilities of a country club.
Profiles:
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--- layout: post type: article title: Retries in Distributed Systems tags: [Polly, .NET 5, Microservices] comment: false ---
While working with distributed systems, you might come across transient issues where a dependent service may become unresponsive or the request may experience some sort of network issue. Because these issues may require different solutions, you might find yourself implementing retry strategies such as retrying after a delay, simply retrying, or canceling the request.
After some research I came across the NuGet package Polly, a .NET resilience and transient-fault-handling library that allows developers to express policies such as Retry, Circuit Breaker, Timeout, Bulkhead Isolation, and Fallback in a fluent and thread-safe manner.
In this short article, I'll walk through some examples of implementing the library for different scenarios.
Below are some examples of how you can leverage Polly to get past the transient issue.
There may be a time where you need to retry after a certain time. Polly allows for a retry after a certain period using the WaitAndRetry method.
In the example below, I'm imitating calling a RESTful service that may be intermittently timing out. For this scenario, we make the assumption that two retries with a delay based on the number of retries will suffice.
using Polly;
using Polly.Retry;
using System;
using System.Net.Http;
namespace Retry
{
class Program
{
private static readonly string URL = "http://localhost:5000/api/values";
private static readonly RetryPolicy TimeoutRetryPolicy = Policy.HandleInner<TaskCanceledException>().WaitAndRetry(2, retryAttempt => TimeSpan.FromSeconds(60 * retryAttempt));
static void Main(string[] args)
{
CallHttpService();
Console.Read();
}
public static void CallHttpService()
{
HttpClient client = new();
client.Timeout = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(60);
TimeoutRetryPolicy.Execute(() =>
{
HttpResponseMessage result = client.GetAsync(URL).Result;
});
}
}
}
{% include subscribe.html %}
This is your ordinary Retry. In the event that one or more retries will get you past the issue.
In the first retry, the console application attempts to read a file that does not yet exist. For the purpose of demonstration, I'm writing the file after the first retry has executed. Polly, will attempt 3 times if the exception System.IO.FileNotFoundException is triggered.
using Polly;
using Polly.Retry;
using System;
using System.IO;
namespace Retry
{
class Program
{
private static readonly string RandomFile = @"C:\Development\tmp\" + Guid.NewGuid() + ".txt";
private static readonly RetryPolicy FileNotFoundRetryPolicy = Policy.Handle<FileNotFoundException>().Retry(2);
static void Main(string[] args)
{
ReadFile();
Console.Read();
}
public static void ReadFile()
{
int retries = 0;
FileNotFoundRetryPolicy.Execute(() =>
{
retries++;
if (retries == 2)
File.WriteAllText(RandomFile, nameof(RandomFile));
File.OpenRead(RandomFile);
});
}
}
}


MIDI files are structured into chunks.
Each chunk consists of:
| type | length | data |
|---|---|---|
| 4 bytes | 4 bytes | length bytes |
There are two types of chunks:
A MIDI file consists of a single header chunk followed by one or more track chunks.
Since the length-field is mandatory in the structure of chunks, it is possible to accomodate chunks other than "MThd" or "MTrk" in a MIDI file, by skipping over their contents. The MIDI specification requires that software be able to handle unexpected chunk-types by ignoring the entire chunk.
| <---Chunk---> | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| type | length | Data | |||
| MIDI File : | MThd | 6 | <format> | <tracks> | <division> |
| MTrk | <length> | <delta_time> <event> ... | |||
| : | |||||
| MTrk | <length> | <delta_time> <event> ... |
Within a MIDI file, there is a variety of information in addition to the basic MIDI data, such as delta-times and meta-events.
Where such information contains numeric values, these are generally represented in one of two formats:
Binary values are stored:
The variable-length quantity provides a convenient means of representing arbitrarily large integers, without creating needlessly large fixed-width integers.
A variable-length quantity is a represented as a series of 7-bit values, from most-significant to least-significant. where the last byte of the series bit 7 (the most significant bit) set to 0, and the preceding bytes have bit 7 set to 1.
Examples:
| Value | Variable Length representation | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Decimal | Hex | Binary | Binary | Hex |
| - | abcd | aaaabbbbccccdddd | 100000aa 1aabbbbc 0cccdddd | - |
| 0 : 127 | 00 : 7F | 0000 0000 : 0111 1111 | 0000 0000 : 0111 1111 | 00 : 7F |
| 128 : 16383 | 80 : 3FFF | 00000000 10000000 : 00111111 11111111 | 10000001 00000000 : 11111111 01111111 | 81 00 : FF 7F |
| 1000 | 03E8 | 11 1110 1000 | 10000111 01101000 | 87 68 |
| 100000 | 0F4240 | 1111 0100 0010 0100 0000 | 10111101 10000100 01000000 | BD 84 40 |
As you can see from the above examples, small values (0-127) can be represented by a single byte, while larger values are also accomodated.
The largest value allowed within a MIDI file is 0FFFFFFF. This limit is set to allow variable-length quantities to be manipulated as 32-bit integers.
The data part of a header chunk contains three 16-bit fields. These fields specify the format, number of tracks, and timing for the MIDI file.
The length of the header chunk is 6-bytes. However, software which reads MIDI files is required to honour the length field, even if it is greater than expected. Any unexpected data must be ignored.
| Header Chunk | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chunk Type | length | Data | ||
| 4 bytes
(ascii) | 4 bytes
(32-bit binary) | <-- length (= 6 bytes) --> | ||
| 16-bit | 16-bit | 16-bit | ||
| MThd | <length> | <format> | <tracks> | <division> |
This may be in either of two formats, depending on the value of MS bit:
| Bit: | 15 | 14 ... 8 | 7 ... 0 |
|---|---|---|---|
| <division> | 0 | ticks per quarter note | |
1 | -frames/second | ticks / frame |
-24 = 24 frames per second -25 = 25 frames per second -29 = 30 frames per second, drop frame -30 = 30 frames per second, non-drop frame
MIDI files come in 3 variations:
Format 0 MIDI files consist of a header-chunk and a single track-chunk.
The single track chunk will contain all the note and tempo information.
Format 1 MIDI files consist of a header-chunk and one or more track-chunks, with all tracks being played simultaneously.
The first track of a Format 1 file is special, and is also known as the 'Tempo Map'. It should contain all meta-events of the types Time Signature, and Set Tempo. The meta-events Sequence/Track Name, Sequence Number, Marker, and SMTPE Offset. should also be on the first track of a Format 1 file.
Format 2 MIDI files consist of a header-chunk and one or more track-chunks, where each track represents an independant sequence.
The data part of a track chunk contains one or more <delta_time> <event> pairs. The <delta_time> is not optional, but zero is a valid delta-time.
| Track Chunk | ||
|---|---|---|
| type | length | data |
| 4 bytes
(ascii) | 4 bytes
(32-bit binary) | <-- length bytes -->
(binary data) |
| MTrk | <length> | <delta_time> <event> ... |
Notice that there are no explicit delimiters between the
<delta_time> and <event> instances.
This is possible because both the delta-times and events
have clearly defined lengths:
A <midi_event> is any MIDI Channel message. This includes:
Running status is applicable within MIDI files in the same manner as usual. Running status is cancelled by any <sysex_event> or <meta_event>
Where is is desirable to include messages other than MIDI Channel messages in a MIDI file (System Exclusive messages in particular), the <sysex_event> can be used.
Sysex events come in two flavors:
| F0 <length> <sysex_data> | F0 Sysex Event | |
This results in a F0 being sent (Start-Of-Exclusive), followed by <sysex_data> | ||
| <length> | is a variable length quantity, specifying the length of <sysex_data> | |
| <sysex_data> | F0 <sysex_data>
is sent as a MIDI message. | |
| F7 <length> <any_data> | F7 Sysex Event (or 'escape') | |
| This results in exactly <any_data> being sent, without anything else being added. | ||
| <length> | is a variable length quantity, specifying the length of <any_data> | |
| <any_data> | <any_data>
is sent as a MIDI message. |
In both cases, the End-Of-Exclusive message, F7, is not sent automatically. It must be specified explicitly within <sysex_data> or <any_data>.
Most System Exclusive messages are quite simple, and are sent as a single packet of bytes, starting with F0 and ending with F7. These are easily accomodated using the F0 form of the <sysex_event>
However, some System Exclusive messages are used to control device parameters in real-time, and what is syntactically a single System Exclusive message may consist of a series of small parts which must be sent with appropriate delays. Hence it is necessary to be able to break up a single message into a number of events, with appropriate delta-times. This can be accomodated by using the F7 form of the <sysex_event>.
In fact, the F7 Sysex Event can be used to included any data into the MIDI stream, such as MIDI System Real-Time messages (though this is generally not desirable).
Suppose you wanted to pause an external drum machine by sending a 'stop', followed 48 delta-time units later by 'continue'. The complete delta-time/event sequence would look something like this:
00 F7 01 FC 30 F7 01 FB
Meta Events are used for things like track-names, lyrics and cue-points, which don't result in MIDI messages being sent, but are still useful components of a MIDI file.
Meta Events have the general form:
where:
| FF 00 02 ss ss | Sequence Number | ||
| This is an optional event, which must occur only at the
start of a track, before any non-zero delta-time.
For Format 2 MIDI files, this is used to identify each track. If omitted, the sequences are numbered sequentially in the order the tracks appear. For Format 1 files, this event should occur on the first track only. | |||
| ss ss | Sequence Number, 16 bit binary | ||
| FF 01 <len> <text> | Text Event | ||
| This event is used for annotating the track with arbitrary text.
Arbitrary 8-bit data (other than ascii text) is also permitted. | |||
| <len> | length of <text> (variable length quantity) | ||
| <text> | <len> bytes of ascii text, or 8-bit binary data | ||
| FF 02 <len> <text> | Copyright Notice | ||
| This event is for a Copyright notice in ascii text.
This should be of the form "(C) 1850 J.Strauss" This event should be the first event on the first track. | |||
| FF 03 <len> <text> | Sequence/Track Name | ||
| Name of the sequence or track | |||
| FF 04 <len> <text> | Instrument Name | ||
| A description of the instrument(s) used on this track.
This can also be used to describe instruments on a particular MIDI Channel within a track, by preceding this event with the meta-event MIDI Channel Prefix. (or specifying the channel(s) within the text). | |||
| FF 05 <len> <text> | Lyric | ||
| Lyrics for the song.
Normally, each syllable will have it's own lyric-event, which occurs at the time the lyric is to be sung. | |||
| FF 06 <len> <text> | Marker | ||
| Normally on the first track of a format 1 or format 0 file.
Marks a significant point in the sequence (eg "Verse 1") | |||
| FF 07 <len> <text> | Cue Point | ||
| Used to include cues for events happening on-stage, such as "curtain rises", "exit, stage left", etc. | |||
| FF 20 01 cc | MIDI Channel Prefix | ||
| Associate all following meta-events and sysex-events with the specified MIDI channel, until the next <midi_event> (which must contain MIDI channel information). | |||
| cc | MIDI channel 1-16 Range: 00-0F | ||
| FF 2F 00 | End of Track | ||
| This event is not optional.
It is used to give the track a clearly defined length, which is essential information if the track is looped or concatenated with another track. | |||
| FF 51 03 tt tt tt | Set Tempo | ||
| This sets the tempo in microseconds per quarter note.
This means a change in the unit-length of a delta-time tick.
(note 1)
If not specified, the default tempo is 120 beats/minute, which is equivalent to tttttt=500000 | |||
| tt tt tt | New tempo, in us/quarter-note 24-bit binary | ||
| FF 54 05 hh mm ss fr ff | SMTPE Offset | ||
| This (optional) event specifies the SMTPE time
at which the track is to start.
This event must occur before any non-zero delta-times, and before any MIDI events. In a format 1 MIDI file, this event must be on the first track (the tempo map). | |||
| hh mm ss fr | hours/minutes/seconds/frames in SMTPE format
this must be consistant with the message MIDI Time Code Quarter Frame (in a particular, the time-code type must be present in hh) | ||
| ff | Fractional frame, in hundreth's of a frame | ||
| FF 58 04 nn dd cc bb | Time Signature | ||
| Time signature of the form:
nn/2^dd eg: 6/8 would be specified using nn=6, dd=3 The parameter cc is the number of MIDI Clocks per metronome tick. Normally, there are 24 MIDI Clocks per quarter note. However, some software allows this to be set by the user. The parameter bb defines this in terms of the number of 1/32 notes which make up the usual 24 MIDI Clocks (the 'standard' quarter note). | |||
| nn | Time signature, numerator | ||
| dd | Time signature, denominator expressed as a
power of 2.
eg a denominator of 4 is expressed as dd=2 | ||
| cc | MIDI Clocks per metronome tick | ||
| bb | Number of 1/32 notes per 24 MIDI clocks (8 is standard) | ||
| FF 59 02 sf mi | Key Signature | ||
| Key Signature, expressed as the number of
sharps or flats, and a major/minor flag.
0 represents a key of C, negative numbers represent 'flats', while positive numbers represent 'sharps'. | |||
| sf | number of sharps or flats
-7 = 7 flats 0 = key of C +7 = 7 sharps | ||
| mi | 0 = major key
1 = minor key | ||
| FF 7F <len> <id> <data> | Sequencer-Specific Meta-event | ||
| This is the MIDI-file equivalent of the System Exclusive
Message.
A manufacturer may incorporate sequencer-specific directives into a MIDI file using this event. | |||
| <len> | length of <id>+<data> (variable length quantity) | ||
| <id> | 1 or 3 bytes representing the Manufacturer's ID
This value is the same as is used for MIDI System Exclusive messages | ||
| <data> | 8-bit binary data |
In the case where <division> MSbit=1, and the 'ticks' are defined in absolute terms (ticks/frame and frames/second), it is not clear from the specification what effect a new tempo should have.
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R_factor
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a
sgn
sgn(x)
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cangle(x:Tensor, deg=False)
Tensor
deg
False
complex_numpy
complex_numpy(x:Tensor)
cx_from_numpy
cx_from_numpy(x:array)
array
make_real
make_real(x:Tensor)
make_imag
make_imag(x:Tensor)
complex_polar
complex_polar(r:Tensor, angle:Tensor)
r
angle
complex_expi
complex_expi(x:Tensor)
complex_exp
complex_exp(x:Tensor)
complex_mul
complex_mul(a:Tensor, b:Tensor)
b
complex_mul_conj
complex_mul_conj(a:Tensor, b:Tensor)
complex_mul_real
complex_mul_real(a:Tensor, b:Tensor)
complex_div
complex_div(complex_tensor1, complex_tensor2)
complex_tensor1
complex_tensor2
Compute element-wise division between complex tensors
iscomplex
iscomplex(a:Tensor)
Return True if a is complex, False otherwise.
check_complex
check_complex(A)
A
Raise a RuntimeWarning if tensor A is not complex.
complex_matmul_conj
complex_matmul_conj(a, b, conjugate=False)
conjugate
Complex matrix multiplication of tensors a and b.
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conj(a:Tensor)
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ComplexMul
ComplexMul() :: Function
Function
Complex multiplication class for autograd
ComplexAbs
ComplexAbs() :: Function
Absolute value class for autograd
ComplexAbs2
ComplexAbs2() :: Function
Absolute value squared class for autograd
ComplexExp
ComplexExp() :: Function
Complex exponential class for autograd


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First, we both ate moderately strong pot cookies. At the same time I took 40mg of Viagra. I took a slightly lower dosage so I wouldn't obliterate the softer, more sensual side of the X experience. 30 minutes later, Shakti and I took our first 125mg dose of X. The effects of the Viagra and cookies came on at about the same time as we ingested the X. The effects of the X started to come on in about 20-30 minutes. We had by that time removed all of our clothes and had begun our practice. We had oral sex for about 20 minutes and then I decided to move into full penetration while I was still very firm. The experience was phenomenal.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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files,
replacing the functionality of the imagemap
CGI
program. Any directory or document type configured to use the handler
imap-file
(using either AddHandler
or SetHandler
) will be
processed by this module.
.map
as imagemap files:
AddHandler imap-file map
Note that the following is still supported:
AddType application/x-httpd-imap map
However, we are trying to phase out "magic MIME types" so we are deprecating
this method.
base
.
imagemap.conf
file.
{none, formatted, semi-formatted,
unformatted}
The ImapMenu directive determines the action taken if an imagemap file is called without valid coordinates.
none
none
, no menu is generated, and the default
action is performed.
formatted
formatted
menu is the simplest menu. Comments
in the imagemap file are ignored. A level one header is
printed, then an hrule, then the links each on a separate line.
The menu has a consistent, plain look close to that of
a directory listing.
semiformatted
semiformatted
menu, comments are printed
where they occur in the imagemap file. Blank lines are turned
into HTML breaks. No header or hrule is printed, but otherwise
the menu is the same as a formatted
menu.
unformatted
{error, nocontent,
map, referer, URL}
The ImapDefault directive sets the default default
used in
the imagemap files. It's value is overridden by a default
directive within the imagemap file. If not present, the
default
action is nocontent
, which means
that a 204 No Content
is sent to the client. In this
case, the client should continue to display the original page.
{map, referer, URL}
The ImapBase directive sets the default base
used in
the imagemap files. It's value is overridden by a base
directive within the imagemap file. If not present, the
base
defaults to http://servername/
.
The directive is one ofdirective value [x,y ...]
directive value "Menu text" [x,y ...]
directive value x,y ... "Menu text"
base
, default
,
poly
, circle
, rect
, or
point
. The value is an absolute or relative URL, or one
of the special values listed below. The coordinates are
x,y
pairs separated by whitespace. The quoted text is
used as the text of the link if a imagemap menu is generated. Lines
beginning with '#' are comments.
base
Directive
<BASE HREF="value">
. The
non-absolute URLs of the map-file are taken relative to this value.
The base
directive overrides ImapBase as set in a
.htaccess file or in the server configuration files. In the absence
of an ImapBase configuration directive, base
defaults to
http://server_name/
. base_uri
is synonymous with base
. Note that
a trailing slash on the URL is significant.
default
Directive
poly
, circle
or rect
directives, and there are no point
directives. Defaults
to nocontent
in the absence of an ImapDefault
configuration setting, causing a status code of 204 No
Content
to be returned. The client should keep the same
page displayed.
poly
Directive
circle
rect
Directive
point
Directive
default
will not be followed if a
point
directive is present and valid coordinates are
given.
base
value. base
itself will not resolved according to the current
value. A statement base mailto:
will work properly, though.
map
menu
map
.
referer
http://servername/
if no Referer:
header was present.
nocontent
204 No Content
,
telling the client to keep the same page displayed. Valid for
all but base
.
error
500 Server Error
. Valid for all but
base
, but sort of silly for anything but
default
.
0,0 200,200
0,0
, it is as if
no coordinate had been selected.
"Menu Text"
Menu text
http://foo.com
#Comments are printed in a 'formatted' or 'semiformatted' menu.
#And can contain html tags.

base referer
poly map "Could I have a menu, please?" 0,0 0,10 10,10 10,0
rect .. 0,0 77,27 "the directory of the referer"
circle http://www.inetnebr.com/lincoln/feedback/ 195,0 305,27
rect another_file "in same directory as referer" 306,0 419,27
point http://www.zyzzyva.com/ 100,100
point http://www.tripod.com/ 200,200
rect<EMAIL_ADDRESS>100,150 200,0 "Bugs?"


Creates a bouncing loader animation.
@keyframes
to define an animation with two states, where the element changes opacity
and is translated up on the 2D plane using transform: translate3d()
. Use a single axis translation on transform: translate3d()
to achieve better animation performance..bouncing-loader
, for the bouncing circles and use display: flex
and justify-content: center
to position them in the center.<div>
elements a width
and height
of 16px
and use border-radius: 50%
to make them circular.bouncing-loader
animation to each of the three bouncing circles, using a different animation-delay
for each one and animation-direction: alternate
to create the appropriate effect.@keyframes bouncing-loader {
to {
opacity: 0.1;
transform: translate3d(0, -16px, 0);
}
}
.bouncing-loader {
display: flex;
justify-content: center;
}
.bouncing-loader > div {
width: 16px;
height: 16px;
margin: 3rem 0.2rem;
background: #8385aa;
border-radius: 50%;
animation: bouncing-loader 0.6s infinite alternate;
}
.bouncing-loader > div:nth-child(2) {
animation-delay: 0.2s;
}
.bouncing-loader > div:nth-child(3) {
animation-delay: 0.4s;
}


| AutotunerPID Toolkit |
| Welcome to the AutotunerPID Toolkit |
Description of the purposes of the AutotunerPID Toolkit |
| Using this Guide |
Contents of the online documentation |
| Credits |
Something about the authors |
| Reference |
Some useful reading |
Welcome to the AutotunerPID Toolkit
The AutotunerPID Toolkit mainly has a didactical purpose, allowing to:
Using this Guide
This guide contains tutorial sections that are designed to help you become familiar with general concepts of PID qautotuning and with using the AutotunerPID Toolkit with Matlab® and Simulink®, as well as a reference section for finding more information on particular functions:
Use this guide in conjunction with the software to learn about the powerful features of the AutotunerPID Toolkit.
| Note The User's Guide documentation for the Autotuner PID Toolkit assumes that you are familiar with the basics of Matlab and Simulink. See the Matlab or Simulink documentation for more information. |
| Credits |


Who we are
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In aspiration of making the better web we combine proper prototyping, insightful design and reliable code.
What we do
We focus on creation of web applications that save time and money for their users. These goals we achieve creating a convenient web services and comprehensive corporate sites.
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I was diagnosed with MS a few years ago and waking up and just living life is an exhaustive task. I've asked doctors what I can take for more pep and they've all said the same thing: coffee and exercise.
I've done that. Caffeine makes me nauseated and exercise has helped me lose 40 pounds - but still leaves me tired. I did my own research and found that Modafinil is an off-label medication for MS. I asked my doctor about it and he refused to prescribe it because many people are abusing it. Disheartened, I went online and bought it from India.
After a week of taking 200mg every morning I cannot begin to express how much this medication has helped. I wake up feeling normal for once instead of depressed and drag-ass tired. I'm not high - I can't go and run a marathon - but I can FUNCTION.
Yet doctors are hesitant to prescribe it because a lot of kids are trying to use it like coke or as a study aide. So, please...if you want to get high please leave this medication alone. The abuse is just making it hard for people that legitimately need it.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


- CaloriesEditting(String, Users, SQLDatabaseEngine, String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.InputChecker
-
This method will check the input text(catch exception if it is not in correct format)
and set the calories consumption for currentUser
- canGetCouponFromCode(Users) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.CouponWarehouse
-
Checks whether a user is qualified to get coupon from entering code.
- CarbsEditting(String, Users, SQLDatabaseEngine, String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.InputChecker
-
This method will check the input text(catch exception if it is not in correct format)
and set the carbohydrate consumption for currentUser
- checkSelf(String, String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.CouponWarehouse
-
Checks whether a user is requesting a coupon with its own code.
- com.example.bot.spring - package com.example.bot.spring
-
- consumptionUpdate(HealthSearch, SQLDatabaseEngine, int, String, String, double) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.InputChecker
-
This method will trigger the update the diet_conclusion table in database
- countLink() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.SQLDatabaseEngine
-
retrieve the total numbers of links stored in links table in database.
- Coupon - Class in com.example.bot.spring
-
Coupon will store the message of inviter/invitee/code/coupon
- Coupon(String, String) - Constructor for class com.example.bot.spring.Coupon
-
Consturcts a Coupon with a code wrapped with inviter.
- Coupon(String, String, String) - Constructor for class com.example.bot.spring.Coupon
-
Consturcts a Coupon with a code wrapped with inviter and invitee.
- couponHandler(String, Users, SQLDatabaseEngine) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.StageHandler
-
This is to use to handle the users' input(decide what to reply) when users try to do something related to coupons.
- couponRemaining() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.CouponWarehouse
-
Checks if coupons still remain.
- CouponWarehouse - Class in com.example.bot.spring
-
CouponWarehouse will take charge of checking valid code and issue coupons
- currentTime - Variable in class com.example.bot.spring.FoodInput
-
the time when the user input the food, in String format "YYYYMMDD"
- gen_plan(Users) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.SQLDatabaseEngine
-
generate a diet plan of specific user from database.
- GenderEditting(String, Users, SQLDatabaseEngine, String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.InputChecker
-
This method will check the input text(catch exception if it is not in correct format)
and set the gender for currentUser
- getAge() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method will return the age of the Users
- getAmount() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.FoodInput
-
This method is to get the amount of the FoodInput
- getAssessmentScore() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method will return the assessmentScore of the Users
- getBodyFat() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method will return the bodyfat of the Users
- getBudget() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method will return the Budget of the Users
- getCalcium() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.HealthSearch
-
This method is to get the calcium of the food found in local or external database
- getCalories() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method will return the Calories consumption of the Users
- getCarbohydrate() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.HealthSearch
-
This method is to get the carbohydrate of the food found in local or external database
- getCarbs() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method will return the Carbohydrates consumption of the Users
- getCode() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Coupon
-
Retrieve the value of code.
- getCoupon() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Coupon
-
Retrieve the coupon which is a String.
- getData() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.MsgAttachedData
-
Retreive the data
- getEatingHabits() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method will return the eatinghabits of the Users
- getEnergy() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.FoodInfo
-
Get the energy of FoodInfo
- getEnergy() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.HealthSearch
-
This method is to get the energy of the food found in local or external database
- getExercise() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method will return the amount of exercise of the Users
- getFat() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.HealthSearch
-
This method is to get the fat of the food found in local or external database
- getFiber() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.FoodInfo
-
Get the fiber of FoodInfo
- getFiber() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.HealthSearch
-
This method is to get the fiber of the food found in local or external database
- getFoodInfo() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.SQLDatabaseEngine
-
retrieve all the name of foodInfo in foodinfo table from database.
- getFoodName() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.FoodInfo
-
Get the foodName of FoodInfo
- getFoodName() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.FoodInput
-
This method is to get the foodname of the FoodInput
- getFoodName() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.HealthSearch
-
This method is to get the food name found in local or external database
- getGender() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method will return the gender of the Users
- getHeight() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method will return the height of the Users
- getId() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.FoodInput
-
This method is to get the User Id of the FoodInput
- getID() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method will return the Use ID of the Users
- getIngredient() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.MenuReader
-
This method is to get the ingredients of the list of food
- getInstance() - Static method in class com.example.bot.spring.CouponWarehouse
-
Retrieve the unique CouponWarehouse Object.
- getInvitee() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Coupon
-
Retrieve the value of invitee.
- getInviter() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Coupon
-
Retrieve the value of inviter.
- getKey() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.FoodInput
-
This method is to get the key of the FoodInput
- getMsg() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.MsgAttachedData
-
Retrieve the message
- getName() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.MenuReader
-
This method is to get the names of the list of food
- getName() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method will return the name of the Users
- getNotifiableObservers(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.CouponWarehouse
-
Get the observers along with the message to push to the observers which is wrapped in MsgAttachedData type.
- getOtherInfo() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method will return the other information of the Users
- getPrice() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.FoodInfo
-
Get the price of FoodInfo
- getPrice() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.FoodInput
-
This method is to get the price of the FoodInput
- getPrice() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.MenuReader
-
This method is to get the price of the list of food
- getProtein() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.FoodInfo
-
Get the protein of FoodInfo
- getProtein() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.HealthSearch
-
This method is to get the protein of the food found in local or external database
- getProtein() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method will return the Protein consuption of the Users
- getSodium() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.HealthSearch
-
This method is to get the sodium of the food found in local or external database
- getStage() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method will return the stage of the Users
- getStatus() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.HealthSearch
-
This method is to get whether the food is found in external database or not
- getSubStage() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method will return the substage of the Users
- getSugar() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.HealthSearch
-
This method is to get the sugar of the food found in local or external database
- getTime() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.FoodInput
-
This method is to get the time of the FoodInput
- getUnit() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.HealthSearch
-
This method is to get the unit of the food property found in local or external database
- getVegfruit() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method will return the vegetable and fruit consumption of the Users
- getWater() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.HealthSearch
-
This method is to get the water of the food found in local or external database
- getWeight() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method will return the weight of the Users
- search() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.HealthSearch
-
This method is to search first in local database and in external database if the food
is not found in local database
- search_current(String, String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.SQLDatabaseEngine
-
retrieve the information of diet conclusion of specific user and date from database.
- search_diet_plan(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.SQLDatabaseEngine
-
retrieve diet plan of specific user from database.
- search_intake_reference(String, int) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.SQLDatabaseEngine
-
retrieve diet plan of specific user from database.
- search_plan(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.SQLDatabaseEngine
-
retrieve the information of diet plan of specific user from database.
- searchFoodInfo(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.SQLDatabaseEngine
-
retrieve the information of foodInfo given foodInfo name of foodinfo table from database.
- searchInOwnDatabase() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.HealthSearch
-
This method is to search in local database
- searchInWeb() - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.HealthSearch
-
This method is to search in local database
- searchLink(int) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.SQLDatabaseEngine
-
retrieve the information of link given id name of link stored in links table from database.
- searchUser(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.SQLDatabaseEngine
-
Retrieve users from database.
- SearchWeb - Class in com.example.bot.spring
-
SearchWeb will perform the function of getting content with given regex from given url
(the url of the database, which is https://ndb.nal.usda.gov/ndb/search/list)
- SearchWeb() - Constructor for class com.example.bot.spring.SearchWeb
-
Constructor of SearchWeb
- SendGet(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.SearchWeb
-
This method is to send url connection request and get html content of given url
- setAge(int) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method is to change the age of the Users
- setAmount(int) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.FoodInput
-
This method is to change the amount of the FoodInput
- setAssessmentScore(int) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method is to change the assessment score of the Users
- setBodyFat(double) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method is to change the bodyfat of the Users
- setBudget(double) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
- setCalories(int) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method is to change the Calories consumption of the Users
- setCarbs(double) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method is to change the Carbohydrate consumptions of the Users
- setEatingHabits(boolean, int) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method is to change the eating habits of the Users
- setEatingHabits(boolean[]) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method is to change the eating habits of the Users
- setEatingHabits(Boolean[]) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method is to change the eating habits of the Users (array of booleans to store whether he/she will have breakfast,lunch,afternoon tea, dinner, midnight snack)
- setEnergy(double) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.FoodInfo
-
Set the energy of FoodInfo
- setExercise(int) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method is to change the Exercise times of the Users
- setFiber(double) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.FoodInfo
-
Set the fiber of FoodInfo
- setFoodName(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.FoodInfo
-
Set the foodName of FoodInfo
- setFoodName(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.FoodInput
-
This method is to change the foodname of the FoodInput
- setGender(char) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method is to change the gender of the Users
- setHeight(double) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method is to change the height of the Users
- setInvitee(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Coupon
-
Set the value of invitee.
- setKeyword(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.HealthSearch
-
This method is to set keyword both for external searching in SearchWeb object
and the foodName in local database searching
- setKeyword(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.SearchWeb
-
This method is to set the word need to be searched in external database
- setName(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method is to change the name of the Users
- setOtherInfo(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method is to change the other infomations of the Users
- setPrice(int) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.FoodInfo
-
Set the price of FoodInfo
- setPrice(double) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.FoodInput
-
This method is to change the price of the FoodInput
- setProtein(double) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.FoodInfo
-
Set the protein of FoodInfo
- setProtein(double) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method is to change the Protein consumption of the Users
- setStage(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method is to change the stage of the Users
- setSubStage(int) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method is to change the subStage of the Users
- setVegfruit(double) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method is to change the vegetable and fruit consumption of the Users
- setWeight(double) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.Users
-
This method is to change the weight of the Users
- SQLDatabaseEngine - Class in com.example.bot.spring
-
SQLDatabaseEnging will be perform the function of retrieving, pushing and updating informations from real database
- SQLDatabaseEngine() - Constructor for class com.example.bot.spring.SQLDatabaseEngine
-
- StageHandler - Class in com.example.bot.spring
-
StageHandler will mainly perform the function of handling the event and deciding
what is the reply message to users.
- StageHandler() - Constructor for class com.example.bot.spring.StageHandler
-
- startCampaign() - Static method in class com.example.bot.spring.CouponWarehouse
-
Starts the campaign base on current time.
- ValidAge(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.InputChecker
-
This method will check whether the age is in correct format
- ValidAmount(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.InputChecker
-
This method will check whether the amount of FoodInput is in correct format
- ValidBodyfat(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.InputChecker
-
This method will check whether the bodyfat is in correct format
- ValidCalories(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.InputChecker
-
This method will check whether the calories consumption is in correct format
- ValidCarbs(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.InputChecker
-
This method will check whether the carbohydrate of Food Input is in correct format
- ValidDate(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.InputChecker
-
This method will check whether the time of FoodInput is in correct format
- ValidExercise(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.InputChecker
-
This method will check whether the amount of exercise is in correct format
- ValidGender(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.InputChecker
-
This method will check whether the gender is in correct format
- ValidHeight(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.InputChecker
-
This method will check whether the height is in correct format
- ValidName(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.InputChecker
-
This method will check whether the name is in correct format
- ValidOtherinfo(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.InputChecker
-
This method will check whether the otherinformation is in correct format
- ValidProtein(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.InputChecker
-
This method will check whether the protein is in correct format
- ValidVegfruit(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.InputChecker
-
This method will check whether the fruit and vegetable is in correct format
- ValidWeight(String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.InputChecker
-
This method will check whether the weight is in correct format
- VegfruitEditting(String, Users, SQLDatabaseEngine, String) - Method in class com.example.bot.spring.InputChecker
-
This method will check the input text(catch exception if it is not in correct format)
and set the vegetable and fruit for currentUser


This was my first time doing shrooms. It was a very hot summer day, about 90, but dry and beautifully sunny.
I wasn't too nervous because I had two of my closest friends there and my boyfriend, Joel, was trip-sitting. I chewed a cap and then decided I wouldn't chew them anymore. I chopped them into smaller pieces and swallowed each piece individually with apple jucie. My girl friend, Cathy, chewed all of hers up in one giant mass and my gay friend, Sam, chewed a bunch and drank a mug of shroom shrapnel tea. These different methods would attribute to the onsets of our experiences.
We had planned to go to the Arboretum/Park/Playground that spawned beautiful green miles and overlooked the city. It was Cathy's car we were using, but I didn't want her to drive. 'She'll be fine,' Joel said, 'It doesn't set in for like a half hour.' Ten minutes into driving she couldn't feel her feet and we decided to let Joel drive.
We turned on the soundtrack to Aladdin insanely loud and I felt very important, like I was the one they were singing about. I couldn't help from signing and laughing. This is when the insane laughter started. We stopped up at the park and started walking down a trail, the heat was bothering me less and less. I found a huge seqouia tree and the sensation that I wanted to touch it and be friendly towards it grabbed me. I figured it was placebo.
Then I see Cathy, standing in the midst of a bunch of mole hills. She's looking down at them and her mouth is dropping wider and wider. 'They are moving!' It is noon, the sun is bright gold, and I am upset because nothing is doing that for me yet. I walk behind with Joel, who seems semi-excited that they aren't working for me, they hadn't worked for him the day before and he had been very disapointed.
We jump down a huge hill and I realize that it is getting very hard for me to move properly. My brain feels very clear however, and everything is fun to look at. We decided to go to the playground, so us three shroomers (Cathy, Sam, and I) wait while Joel got the car. This is when I noticed the shrooms. I looked down at the bark and it appeared to be moving. It was so real to me that I literally thought it was acutally doing that, and I kept asking who was rolling the log. Of course they weren't, they were laughing hysterically, as was I. We laughed for what seemed like hours and then Joel appeared in the car and we all jumped because it was scary.
He drove us down to a viewpoint where Cathy attempted to buy a snowcone, but couldn't, because she was laughing too hard in the woman's face. Joel bought it for her. It was bright yellow passion fruit, and the most beautiful thing I'd ever seen, it was glowing from the inside and I didn't want to eat it - but when I did, I felt a huge connectedness to it's beauty.  I was drinking out of the water fountain and feeling like I was a part of it, like I was connecting my blood through it.
We walked down to the playground and this is when I knew I had plateued at the highest place I would be. Everything was SO BEAUTIFUL. I went down a blue tube slide and felt like I was being born out of it. I was curled up at the bottom of the tube, the top of it was covered with shadows from the trees, which melted. I yelled for my friends to come look, it was so beautiful.
Then we moved down to a covered picnic area, which had a mosiac racoon on the side of it. I layed down next to it and looked up, where I could make it's eyes melt together. Then we went down to a grassy area with sun splashed all around. It amazing. I loved the sound of my own voice. I understood nature and the reason for living. Sam and I were verbalizaing our feelings the whole time, and I realized I was coming down. But while lying there I kept getting this feeling of an overwhelming beauty that was strangling me, that choking feeling I get when I get really into a song and tears pour down my face. I felt like I was sinking into the sunlight. It was to beautiful, and I knew that I could further immerse myself in it but that it would be so beautiful I would die. I was laughing so hard that I said, 'Guys, your emptying my laughter box.
At this point Joel came back (he had left to drive a friend home). His skin was like mother-of-pearl, or the surface of oil. The greeness of everything was bleeding into his normally intense eyes and I felt like he was a wood nymph, or like Peter Pan. But I could tell he was upset. And that wasn't what I wanted. At some times I would feel the most overwhelming love for him and it would be so intense, other times I'd feel absolutely nothing and almost forget who he was to me.
'If your upset, just go home!' I kept saying over and over again.
He walked out to the middle of a nearby soccer field, and I followed him. He was lying there shirtless, and I kept recognizing familiar things about him and realizing he was the link to the outside world and it wasn't what I wanted. He tried to hold me to him, but it was too, too weird.  Same with kissing, I felt like I was falling into the blackness of his insides.
I found a piece of foam in the center of the field and got very angry at it, saying that it was 'Getting in the way of my beauty,' and I threw it. Afterwards I said, 'You know whats funny guys, is that if I had looked long enough at that foam - I would have found something special and beautiful about it and wanted it to stay. But I just threw it and now it's abondoned and lonely.'
The trees were amazing. A myraid of green and yellow shifting squares always moving, always shifting. Joel later yelled at me for 'putting words into his mouth' which was the SCARIEST thing, I'd ever seen in my life, despite him chasing me earlier on (I forget to write about that, he was playing around with us.) Cathy and Sam both looked at me, also terrified.
Rolling through the grass was the most amazing sensation I'd ever felt. I felt like I was being unrolled from a giant blanket. Mmmmm. Then we fully came down and Sam and I had the most amazing conversation about life and drugs.
It was, bar none, the best drug experience of my life. Maybe even the best 'experience.'
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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This is the top-level tag for a server configuration. There may be several of these in a single configuration file, all given different names.
| Attribute | Required? | Default | Description |
| notifyACEmailAddresses | N | false | A semi-colon separated list of email addresses where notifications from the client management servlet are sent on actions. Note that are only sent if the admin client has been enabled to do so. |
| address | N | N/A | The address associated with this service. Normally this is not needed unless either there is some aliasing used by the host or safe garbage collection is needed. Otherwise the host name is taken from the servlet itself and used in constructing urls that point to this server. For instance, if there is a server farm with a given external-facing address which will be resolved to one of the members based on load-balancing, this would be the external-facing address. |
| accessTokenLifetime | N | 900 | Deprecated. Use defaultAccessTokenLifetime instead. |
| authorizationGrantLifetime | N | 900 | "OAuth 2 specific. This will set the lifetime of authorization grants, in seconds, issued by the server. The default is 900 seconds = 15 minutes. As long as the grant has not expired, the second leg of the exchange (getting an access token) can be done. If there is too long a gap between authentication and getting an access token, it will fail. Generally the default is quite reasonable. See note below on units. |
| cleanupInterval | N | 20 minutes | How often should the cleanup thread run (in seconds). To disable cleanup completely, set this ≤ 0 and do not set alarms. |
| cleanupAlarms | N | N/A | Comma delimited list of times of the form hh:mm:ss.
Times are on a 24 hour clock and fractions of seconds are ignored.
Cleanups will happen daily at these times.
Note that alarms have right of way in that if you define alarms
and a cleanupInterval, the alarms will be done. If you do not want alarms,
omit this entry. E.g. cleanupAlarms="06:00:00, 18:30:00" Would have garbage collection run daily at 6:00 am and 6:30 pm. |
| clientSecretLength | N | 64 | OAuth 2 specific. The server generates client secrets of this length in bytes, then displays them to the client in Base64 encoding, which should be returned verbatim to the server. Note that the returned secret is URL safe encoded as well. The default is 64 bytes = 512 bits. |
| debug | N | "warn" | Enable debugging for this service. This will be written to the Tomcat logs and might be rather verbose. Use it only if you need it. The levels supported are (in order of increasing verbosity) "off", "info", "warn", "error", "severe", "trace". Setting debug to "trace" will dump out virtually everything and give a running account of the operation of the service. This may be very, very large. |
| defaultAccessTokenLifetime | N | 900 | OAuth 2 specific. This will set the lifetime of access tokens, in seconds, issued by the server. The default is 900 seconds = 15 minutes. Note that generally access tokens should have much shorter lifetime than refresh tokens. The reason is that access tokens allow access to a resource and refresh tokens let a client get access tokens. Best practices is that an access token is gotten for a specific task and should be therefore short lived. Clients may request different lifetimes, but are limited to the maximum value as set below. See note below on units. |
| defaultIDTokenLifetime | N | 900 | OAuth 2 specific. This will set the lifetime of id tokens, in seconds, issued by the server. The default is 900 seconds = 15 minutes. Clients may request different lifetimes, but are limited to the maximum value as st below. See note below on units. |
| demoModeEnabled | N | false | Enable demo mode. This just shuts off authorization and is intended that an administrator can quickly set up OA4MP to evaluate it. See using demo mode. |
| disableDefaultStores | N | true | Allow the server to use memory stores if no other store is explicitly set. If set to true, this will make the server throw an exception if there is no store configured. The default is true precisely to force you to explicitly enable this, since otherwise a store misconfiguration might be a silent error and everything (such as client registrations, approvals, etc.) might end up in memory where they would vanish at service restart. |
| enableDeviceFlow | N | false | Boolean value. If true, the support for the device authorization flow as per RFC 8628 is enabled with defaults. Alternately there is a device flow servlet configuration that will be used. |
| enableTokenExchange | N | true | Boolean value. If true, the support for exchanging tokens as per RFC 8693 is enabled. |
| enableTwoFactorSupport | N | false | Boolean value. If true, the support for two factor authentication is enabled. |
| issuer | N | (none) | OAuth 2 specific. The global default for the issuer. That is to say, this will be returned in the claims to the client. Note that this may be overridden by an administrative client or the client itself. |
| maxAccessTokenLifetime | N | 1800 | This is the largest access token lifetime, in seconds, that the server will permit, regardless of what is requested. Contrast this with the defaultAccessTokenLifetime property which is used if clients specify nothing. The default is 30 minutes or 1800 seconds. See note below on units. |
| maxAllowedNewClientRequests | N | unlimited | In the registration client, this is the maximum number of pending client requests that the server will permit. Requests received after this limit is met will be rejected. This is to prevent denial of service attacks for thousands of client requests. Since such requests are normally not too frequent, this number can realistically be set low to 10 or 20 with no issue on a production system. |
| maxAuthorizationGrantLifetime | N | 1800 | This is the largest authorization grant lifetime, in seconds, that the server will permit, regardless of what is requested. Note that there is no way for clients to request this except as part of a device flow. Contrast this with the defaultAuthorizationGrantLifetime property which is used if clients specify nothing. The default is 30 minutes or 1800 seconds. See note below on units. |
| maxIDTokenLifetime | N | maxAccessTokenLifetime | This is the largest ID token lifetime, in seconds, that the server will permit, regardless of what is requested. Contrast this with the defaultIDTokenLifetime property which is used if clients specify nothing. The default is the same as for access tokens since that most often conforms to use patterns. See note below on units. |
| maxClientRefreshTokenLifetime | N | 2592000 | "OAuth 2 specific. This will set a global maximum on the server, in seconds, for refresh tokens a client may request at registration. The default is 13 months. Note that in practice this should never exceed the server default maximum, because the server default is always enforced. See note below on units. |
| maxRefreshTokenLifetime | N | 2592000 | This is the largest refresh token lifetime in seconds that the server will permit, regardless of what is requested. Default is 30 days or 2592000 seconds. See note below on units. |
| monitorEnable | N | false | Enable monitoring of access to clients, admin clients, virtual organizations and (in CILogon) users. This will start a thread that will update the objects either at intervals (monitorInterval) or at given set times (monitorAlarms). The reason for this is that very high traffic servers should not hammer storage for every access. What this feature does is buffer the accesses and make a single update per object. |
| monitorInterval | N | 2 hours | How often should the monitor thread run. |
| monitorAlarms | N | N/A | Comma delimited list of times of the form hh:mm:ss.
Times are on a 24 hour clock and fractions of seconds are ignored.
Monitoring will happen daily at these times.
Note that alarms have right of way in that if you define alarms
and a monitorInterval, the alarms will be done. If you do not want alarms,
omit this entry. E.g. monitorAlarms="06:00:00, 18:30:00" Would have updates run daily at 6:00 am and 6:30 pm. |
| name | N | (none) | An arbitrary name for this configuration. Multiple configurations in a file are supported. |
| OIDCEnabled | N | true | OAuth 2 This toggles OIDC support for the service. If true, then required claims (such as sibject) will be checked for and ID tokens will be generated. Also, any request that does not contain the scope of openid will be rejected. Note that if false, the service is OAuth 2.0 compliant, but not OIDC compliant. |
| pingable | N | true | Boolean value. If true, then contacting a server endpoint (HTTP GET) with an argument of "ping" will result in a response with HTTP return code of 204. If false, then an 500 exception will be thrown on the server. |
| pollingDirectory | N | N/A | This enables polling for client approvals. The meaning of this is that if there is a command line interface (CLI) which approves a client, a specific file is written to this directory which will be read at intervals by the server, telling it that a new approval has been written. This is because once a client configuration is loaded, it stays in memory. To disable this feature, do not set this. Note that the CLI should use the same configuration as the server. |
| pollingInterval | N | N/A | How frequently the polling directory will be accessed for new approvals. Note that this is ignored if polling is not enabled. |
| printTSInDebug | N | true | OAuth 2 If true, this tells the server to print all debug message with a leading timestamp. Some systems have multiple layers of logging and disabling this is needed. Note: on CILogon server deploys this is set to false automatically. |
| qdlConfigName | N | qdl-default | OAuth 2If there is are multiple qdl configurations, this allows to specify the active one. If this is omitted, the assumption is that the default is named qdl-default, however, if there is only one QDL configuration, then that is used regardless of this setting. |
| refreshTokenEnabled | N | false | OAuth 2 specific. This tells the server to issue refresh tokens. Setting this false means the server will not issue them, nor will clients be allowed to specify them at registration. Setting the value for the refreshTokenLifetime in the configuration will be ignored if the server does not issue refresh tokens. |
| refreshTokenLifetime | N | 1296000 | deprecated. Use maxRefreshTokenLifetime instead. |
| rfc7636Required | N | false | Set to true if you want to require all public clients to use code challenges as per RFC 7636. Note that OA4MP will allow any client to send along a challenge. If this flag is set to true though, public clients will be required to use it or will be denied access. |
| rtGracePeriod | N | -1 | For 0 ≤ values, this sets the lifetime in seconds of the refresh token on refresh.
If the value is 0, this invalidates the token immediately. A value of -1 means to simply let
the tokens age with their current lifetimes. Each client may have this set as well which will
override the server setting. The client default is to use whatever the server has configured. See note below on units. |
| safe_gc | N | true | Enable safe garbage collection in the various clean up threads. This means that the server will not remove any token unless it is from the current service address. This allows deploying OA4MP to environments with a shared database and possibly many other OA4MP services. Be sure to set the service address (the address attribute described in this table. |
| scheme | N | myproxy | This sets the scheme for all identifiers (such as client ids) that are
created by the system. The format of an identifier is scheme:specificPart:... the default (as of version 4.0 still) is myproxy:oa4mp,2012:... After this is a hierarchical name for the component. |
| schemeSpecificPart | N | oa4mp,2012 | This sets the scheme specific part for the identifiers. Note that if this is omitted then the default is used. If you wish to suppress this, set it equal to "". |
| serverDN | N | (none) | A server DN applied to all MyProxy servers. This may also be applied individually in the MyProxy element. Note especially that this only applies to MyProxy servers and must be a valid Distinguished Name. Also, setting this in the tag for a myproxy server over-rides the global setting. |
| version | N | latest | The version of the configuration file. If omitted, the most current is used. |
As of 5.1, all the times for grants, access tokens and refresh tokens may have units specified. So this is a perfectly acceptable snipped from a configuration file:
<service name="localhost:oa4mp.oa2.mariadb" disableDefaultStores="true" enableTwoFactorSupport="false" authorizationGrantLifetime="12345" defaultAccessTokenLifetime="1009000 ms" maxAccessTokenLifetime="1800 sec" maxClientRefreshTokenLifetime="2592000 sec" maxRefreshTokenLifetime="1000000s." refreshTokenEnabled="true" enableTokenExchange="true" serverDN="CN=localhost2" <!-- lots of stuff -->
Note that, in order to maintain backwards compatibility, the assumption is that all of these without units are in seconds. Blanks before and after units are allowed. Acceptable units are
The name can be anything. The name of the configuration to use may be specified in the deployment descriptor (web.xml) file. If there is a single configuration in the file, that will be used. If there are multiple configurations and no name is specified, an exception is raised.
Due to the way Two Factor works, this effectively allows you to get only a single certificate once. Because Two Factor generates a one time password that is very short lived (typically only a minute or perhaps 2 at the most), it is possible to wait too long before logging in (done when getting the cert) and have this fail. Also, as stated elsewhere and worth repeating that ever so often, Two Factor offers a challenge that requires you to log on to the RSA self-service console (For the NCSA, this is located at otp) and then exchange the next token. This is impossible to do within the delegation service, so if Two Factor requires this, get certs will fail with an "invalid password" message until further notice.
<config> <service address="http://localhost/oauth"> <!-- more stuff --> </service> </config>
Specifies that the service is located on localhost. There is a single configuration and every default will be used, including looking for a local MyProxy instance.
<config> <service address="https://chem.bigstate.edu/organic/oauth" name="organic" clientSecretLength="300" maxAllowedNewClientRequests="25" scheme="cern" schemeSpecificPart=""> <!-- more stuff --> </service> <service address="https://chem.bigstate.edu/polymer/oauth" name="polymer"> <!-- more stuff --> </service> </config>
This specifies that there are two delegation services on the given machine and that both configurations reside in this file, or there are two possible configurations available for a single server. Note that in the first one, the number of new client registration is limited to 25 unappproved ones and the client secret is 300 bytes which translates into 400 characters when Base64 encoded. Also, there is some network address translation going on, so that the address tag is explicitly given.
This also specifies that the client identifiers are of the form
cern:/client_id/...
where the scheme has been set to "cern" but the scheme specific part (SPP) is to be omitted. Note that if the SPP were omitted, then the default would be used and the resulting id would be
cern:oa4mp,2012:/client_id/....


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Hi @Johan Commelin, I noticed you've been doing some work recently on power series, so thought I'd ask you about this --- shall we make polynomials completely classical, and remove all the decidability instances?
I made a start on doing this, but it was quickly bit-rotting with all your changes. I think I've managed to merge back to master, at https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/compare/decidable_eq
It's not quite done yet --- there are still problems in mv_polynomial
.
Any chance you could take a look at it, and see if it's worth proceeding?
I think Mario said this was a good idea. I don't have a strong opinion. Will take a look now.
What I can see looks good
Yep, it certainly didn't become less readable :stuck_out_tongue_wink:
If it also speeds up things, I would rather have this merged sooner than later.
Now I need to go back to bed. See you guys later today.
I think there is still one broken file. I'm building now to try to find it.
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I'm getting strange errors like
synthesized type class instance is not definitionally equal to expression inferred by typing rules, synthesized finset.has_union inferred finset.has_union
which expands with pp.all
to
synthesized type class instance is not definitionally equal to expression inferred by typing rules, synthesized @finset.has_union.{0} nat (λ (a b : nat), nat.decidable_eq a b) inferred @finset.has_union.{0} nat (λ (a b : nat), classical.prop_decidable (@eq.{1} nat a b))
But I don't know how to diagnose where nat.decidable_eq
instances are creeping in.
I think convert
will fix those issues
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Traineeships are off to a good start as we mark the first year anniversary.
Traineeships are off to a good start as we mark the first year anniversary, with 7,400* learners being recorded as starting a Traineeship programme in the first three quarters of the 2013 to 2014 academic year.**
Throughout the first year, we continue to see commitment and enthusiasm from both training providers and national employers including, Barclays, BT, the National Grid and the BBC, on signing up to the Traineeship programme.
To mark the first year anniversary, the Trade Union Congress (TUC) and Confederation of British Industry (CBI) have signed a joint statement of support for those wanting to take part in the Traineeship programme.
Skills Minister Nick Boles said:
Traineeships are already proving a great stepping stone into apprenticeships and other jobs, so I am delighted the TUC and CBI have come together to support the scheme. It is essential for employers to make sure that trainees have a high quality experience and gain valuable skills that will benefit them for their whole careers.
Household names such as BT, the BBC and Siemens have already got involved alongside many smaller employers. This agreement should encourage even more businesses to sign up and provide opportunities for young people to gain the work experience and knowledge needed to begin their careers.
*Figures published in latest Statistical first release 26 June 2014. Based on provisional Individualised Learner Record (ILR) data.
**August 2013 to April 2014.
Published: 1 August 2014
From: Skills Funding Agency
Part of: Further education and training


Alcohol is a psychoactive substance, that’s to say it has some negative effects on the brain: it can alter consciousness, perception and behaviour.
In France, 23 youngsters are killed on the road every year, roughly 1250 per year.
This is the main death rate for young people between the ages of 15 and 24 without considering thousands of seriously injured persons.
Alcohol slows down reflexes and reduces vigilance.
The risk of lethal accident increases very fast according to blood alcohol level: from 0.5 gram of alcohol per litre, the risk is multiplied by 2 then by 10 from 0.8 gram per litre and by 35 at 1.2 gram per litre.
A massive consumption of alcohol in a short period of time (which is sometimes defined as ‘Binge drinking’ or ‘cuite express’) has immediate effects on the body.
Drunkenness can have side effects such as nausea, vomiting, memory loss and euphoria. When drinking large quantities of alcohol, you can lose consciousness: that is ethylic coma, real poisoning which requires to be hospitalized in emergency. You may die out for lack of treatment.
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San Francisco International Film Festival A film review by Daniel Robinson Copyright 1993 Daniel Robinson
The SFIFF always offers an opportunity to see foreign movies that will not get a distribution deal and this year was no exception. Last year, a movie in Arabic, THE DOVE'S LOST NECKLACE, was my pick of the best of the unseen. Here are the eight movies in the order that I saw them.
This year's pick was WHERE IS THE FRIEND'S HOME, by Abbas Kiarostami. It is about a young boy trying to return a school book to a friend who lives in a neighboring village and the adventures he encounters. Shot in northern Iran with non-professional talent, the film was a wonderful look at life in Iran. There were the usual problems of subtitles that don't convey the full story (judging from the laughs elicited from the Iranians in the audience), but I liked it. The program guide set me up for a heavy existential piece about searching, and the film is not like that (I think...).
TITO AND ME, from Goran Markovic, was my favorite movie, and will probably get art house distribution in America. Set in Yugoslavia in 1954, this movie used great production values and acting to tell the story of a boy with an imaginary playmate, Josef Tito. The music was great (Joe Bob Briggs would describe it as xylophone-fu) and the acting was first-rate. There were many minor characters with five to ten lines that were still fully described. The program set this movie up as a dry political piece, but it was funny and heart-warming. If I get a chance, I will see this movie again. This is a great film, and deserves Oscar notice.
Christine Pascal's THE LITTLE PRINCE SAID was a major disappointment. The director, a former actress (Bernard Tavernier's THE CLOCKMAKER) didn't seem to understand story concepts and wanted to take a position. I prefer movies that make observations and don't take positions: if the observations are well founded, then there will be only one position to take. The basic story is about a divorced Swiss doctor-researcher whose daughter becomes deathly ill. He pulls her out of the hospital to try to tell her something about himself in the little time she has left. This was a muddled mess and I do not recommend it.
Werner Herzog's double bill was one of the highlights of the show. BELLS FROM THE DEEP is his look at Kuwait after the liberation. He shows people who suffered, and fires as they were being extinguished. The look of the piece was documentarian, but it was not cut that way and didn't try to be a documentary. It was as if an Impressionist painter painted real life scenes from any of the large scale tragedies that have occurred in this century. Herzog's choice of music was always deft. LESSONS OF DARKNESS is about religion and spirituality in Russia. Herzog went to Russia and got some glimpses of things that are not on the evening news. This movie also looks like a documentary, but is a wonderful collection of images and interviews that paint a great picture. I was amused by the realization that Christianity has been changed by the cultures that it encounters, rather than the other way around. FAITHHEALER is a subdialect of any language {:>) Werner Herzog was on hand for a question and answer session and I was impressed by his manner and attitude. I had never seen a Herzog movie before, but I intend to see more of them.
DARK SIDE OF THE HEART is a wonderful movie from Eliseo Subiela. This is my runner-up as best of festival. It is about a poet who consults in advertising in Buenos Aires. His real goal in life is to find a woman who "flies." The movie is about poetry, and I'm willing to bet that this movie will be remade in Hollywood with Alex Baldwin or someone like him in the lead role. It is blackly funny, but a little long. I will probably see this film again.
Yve Montand's last movie does not serve him well. The movie looks incomplete, like the director, Jean-Jacques Beineix (DIVA), didn't so much finish it as just stopped filming and started cutting. Character motivation, reasoned action and insight into the human condition are replaced by style, wistful looks and energetic lunges at ideas. I do not recommend it.
THE BLUE EYES OF YONTA from Flora Gomes is about life in Guinea-Bissau. It is an honorable attempt, but by contemporary standards, it misses badly. The plot centers around a young man who wants to meet a woman, Yonta. She is played well but the rest of the cast is rather wooden. This is only the third feature film to be released from Guinea-Bissau since it won its independence from Portugal in 1974. There were probably things that I didn't understand (when you are reading subtitles, it is hard to read between the lines) but I would not recommend this film.
There was an interesting story to be told in ABOUT LOVE, TOKYO by Mitsuo Yanagimachi. But he didn't tell it. He had lots of good imagery that could have set up a tragedy, but he didn't follow through on it. Neither did he redeem the protagonist. The story is about a Chinese student studying in Japan. Ho-Jun kills cattle in a slaughterhouse and studies at night. He has been seduced by the fast life of Tokyo and cheats at the pinball gambling houses. He has an affair with a Chinese woman who has lived in Japan all of her life. She was a more compelling character, but the story uses her to talk about Ho-Jun. A major theme in the movie is the discrimination by the Japanese against all foreigners. It is handled well, as observation and not a position, but it is not enough to carry the movie. This movie has many interesting scenes, but I won't see it again.
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Coming Home for Christmas
Coming Home for Christmas is a TV movie starring Danica McKellar, Neal Bledsoe, and Andrew Francis. "Lizzie Richfield is at a crossroads when she lands a job as house manager for the exquisite Ashford Estate in the Virginia...


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apache_beam.io.filesystemio module¶
Utilities for FileSystem
implementations.
-
class
apache_beam.io.filesystemio.
Downloader
[source]¶ Bases:
object
Download interface for a single file.
Implementations should support random access reads.
-
size
¶ Size of file to download.
-
get_range
(start, end)[source]¶ Retrieve a given byte range [start, end) from this download.
- Range must be in this form:
- 0 <= start < end: Fetch the bytes from start to end.
Parameters: - start – (int) Initial byte offset.
- end – (int) Final byte offset, exclusive.
Returns: (string) A buffer containing the requested data.
-
-
class
apache_beam.io.filesystemio.
Uploader
[source]¶ Bases:
object
Upload interface for a single file.
-
class
apache_beam.io.filesystemio.
DownloaderStream
(downloader, mode='r')[source]¶ Bases:
io.RawIOBase
Provides a stream interface for Downloader objects.
Initializes the stream.
Parameters: - downloader – (Downloader) Filesystem dependent implementation.
- mode – (string) Python mode attribute for this stream.
-
readinto
(b)[source]¶ Read up to len(b) bytes into b.
Returns number of bytes read (0 for EOF).
Parameters: b – (bytearray/memoryview) Buffer to read into.
-
seek
(offset, whence=0)[source]¶ Set the stream’s current offset.
Note if the new offset is out of bound, it is adjusted to either 0 or EOF.
Parameters: - offset – seek offset as number.
- whence – seek mode. Supported modes are os.SEEK_SET (absolute seek), os.SEEK_CUR (seek relative to the current position), and os.SEEK_END (seek relative to the end, offset should be negative).
Raises: ValueError
– When this stream is closed or if whence is invalid.
-
class
apache_beam.io.filesystemio.
UploaderStream
(uploader, mode='w')[source]¶ Bases:
io.RawIOBase
Provides a stream interface for Uploader objects.
Initializes the stream.
Parameters: - uploader – (Uploader) Filesystem dependent implementation.
- mode – (string) Python mode attribute for this stream.
-
write
(b)[source]¶ Write bytes from b.
Returns number of bytes written (<= len(b)).
Parameters: b – (memoryview) Buffer with data to write.
-
class
apache_beam.io.filesystemio.
PipeStream
(recv_pipe)[source]¶ Bases:
object
A class that presents a pipe connection as a readable stream.
-
read
(size)[source]¶ Read data from the wrapped pipe connection.
Parameters: size – Number of bytes to read. Actual number of bytes read is always equal to size unless EOF is reached. Returns: data read as str.
-


```javascript var fs = require(‘fs’) var zlib = require(‘zlib’) var strs = require(‘stringstream’)
var utf8Stream = fs.createReadStream(‘massiveLogFile.gz’) .pipe(zlib.createGunzip()) .pipe(strs(‘utf8’)) ```
No need to deal with setEncoding()
weirdness, just compose streams
like they were supposed to be!
Handles input and output encoding:
javascript
// Stream from utf8 to hex to base64... Why not, ay.
var hex64Stream = fs.createReadStream('myFile')
.pipe(strs('utf8', 'hex'))
.pipe(strs('hex', 'base64'))
Also deals with base64
output correctly by aligning each emitted data
chunk so that there are no dangling =
characters:
```javascript var stream = fs.createReadStream(‘myFile’).pipe(strs(‘base64’))
var base64Str = ‘’
stream.on(‘data’, function(data) { base64Str += data }) stream.on(‘end’, function() { console.log(‘My base64 encoded file is: ‘ + base64Str) // Wouldn’t work with setEncoding() console.log(‘Original file is: ‘ + new Buffer(base64Str, ‘base64’)) }) ```


[#:js src='/res/desktop/Desktop.js'] [#:css src='/res/desktop/styles.css'] [#:into ./basic.xhtml as body]


I've had some students ask me about the .split
method in ruby :D
Here's a brief rundown of how it works. Hopefully the examples do a good job of explaining what it does :)
string_2 = "A, bc, def, ghi" string_2.split(",") # => ["A", " bc", " def", " ghi"] # here, we are splitting the array with "," # then we are storing them in an array
string_3 = "abcdefgabcdefg" string_3.split("a") # => ["", "bcdefg", "bcdefg"] # here, we are splitting the array by "a", so we get this result
Originally posted in TECHRISE Community at www.techrise.me


HTMLTokenizer
| Author: | Ben Giddings<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| Copyright: | Copyright © 2004 Ben Giddings |
| License: | Distributes under the same terms as Ruby |
This is a partial port of the functionality behind Perl’s TokeParser Provided a page it progressively returns tokens from that page
$Id: htmltokenizer.rb,v 1.7 2005/06/07 21:05:53 merc Exp $
Classes and Modules
- CLASS HTMLComment
- CLASS HTMLTag
- CLASS HTMLText
- CLASS HTMLToken
- CLASS HTMLTokenizer
- CLASS HTMLTokenizerError