it took 1000H to build it, and I drove it for about 15mins, before it ground cam lobe off(edited)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴14-Jun-19 03:45 PM
LOL
knows what mechanic to not hire
blackjok3r14-Jun-19 03:45 PM
all the parts sitting in shed for nearly 2 years now.
its a just a stupid car, after if broke I was like man, need to cut losses, cost lie 1000H and $10,000 at least to make it, not worth $1000 even running because it uses 98oct patrol only, which is $1.70 a litre, and teh tank is 100L.... gets 300km to a tank maybe less
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴14-Jun-19 03:48 PM
doesn't know what liters and kms are, so he doesn't know if that's good or bad
fek metric
blackjok3r14-Jun-19 03:50 PM
186 miles for $170(edited)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴14-Jun-19 03:50 PM
is it a race car?
blackjok3r14-Jun-19 03:51 PM
the engie is from a race car yes... but I put it into a 2 tonne 4wd
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴14-Jun-19 03:51 PM
lol
blackjok3r14-Jun-19 03:51 PM
mad max car man....
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴14-Jun-19 03:53 PM
my pickup goes ~ 600 miles for $170 and that's really bad economy
our car gets about 2x the miles
blackjok3r14-Jun-19 03:53 PM
buit can it do a wheelstand in first gear?
not quite.,. lol but front wheels are not really useful for steering under accelerastion in 1st
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴14-Jun-19 03:54 PM
If I put it in granny-low and dump the clutch, yes
there's a reason beyond nostalgia that I own a truck that's nearly 45 years old
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blackjok3r14-Jun-19 03:57 PM
we have one in my dads mates shed thats from like 1950's, original still runs. 80HP V8
NNoperator14-Jun-19 04:52 PM
3 km/l = 11.35 mpg I'll stick with my bike.(edited)
mrlynch14-Jun-19 06:41 PM
lol.. that's what i get in my daily driver
btw @ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 australian dollars are not us dollars and gas is a lot cheaper in us $1.70 gets u about ~0.25 gl, whereas in us it's what now?! $2.20 - $3 / gal depending on state?!
mrlynch15-Jun-19 12:31 AM
what are u driving? a bicycle?
i get 15mpg on a good day - truck parked and not running
Mylo15-Jun-19 01:25 AM
looks like an electric conversion project now joker
blackjok3r15-Jun-19 03:17 AM
Well to be fair, that engine was running so rich it was blowing black smoke, I guess if ibever put it back together and tune it, should get about 2x the range
blackjok3r15-Jun-19 04:02 AM
If anyone wants to give me $30,000 I'll chuck a turbo barra in it with 650hp
Although in prefer to keep it how it is, with an engine I built myself from the parts of 6 other cars all mashed together.
kolo16-Jun-19 01:01 AM
@blackjok3r wanna Komodo race? I can do that
320 HP / V6(edited)
NNoperator16-Jun-19 03:41 AM
338 HP / inline 6 or 200 Watt 20 speed bicycle (on a good day)(edited)
kolo17-Jun-19 12:52 AM
@NNoperator ford?

Cryptoon17-Jun-19 01:55 PM
#talk-trading maybe
jl777c17-Jun-19 01:57 PM
bartelly
Jammer17-Jun-19 02:22 PM
ok, thanks) will try
jl777c17-Jun-19 02:28 PM
how many are you looking to buy?
Strob17-Jun-19 04:30 PM
533HP V8
Or my true 175HP v6
mrlynch17-Jun-19 08:24 PM
that a 'rari?
Cryptoon17-Jun-19 09:05 PM
Mclaren?
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NNoperator17-Jun-19 09:12 PM
McLarens seem to be a dime a dozen here. They lost their wow factor to me
mrlynch17-Jun-19 09:26 PM
i don't trust mclarens.. made in england
i want to drive my car not take it in the shop every time i hit a pothole
Strob17-Jun-19 10:01 PM
Is there a notary Off-topic channel?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴17-Jun-19 10:03 PM
yes, whatever channel(s) @webworker01 has muted
webby needs a
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The little red numbers man
I must have the same OCD
Alright18-Jun-19 10:17 AM
Hey guys, sorry about the confusion over this. Have had my head down for the past week or so. I won't be organizing a hard fork test for ARRR as joker wants to do it by himself
zatJUM18-Jun-19 07:56 PM
@siu - Chainmakers May we run new COQUI now?
siu - Chainmakers18-Jun-19 07:56 PM
no
will update when it will be possible(edited)
i mean, there will be an official announcement
for now, please, no one add COQUI to their notary nodes.
HUSH fork of KMD. Contribute to MyHush/hush3 development by creating an account on GitHub.
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Pinned a message.
if you already have HUSH on your node from s2, git pull and build.sh and restart will work. If you are new, the doc above is what you want
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infotech-al20-Jun-19 12:48 AM
@dukeleto what param are we using to launch it? i have a few in my notes... please advise.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴20-Jun-19 02:30 AM
@infotech-al in the src dir is a bash script called hushd you can either launch with it or see the params
infotech-al20-Jun-19 02:36 AM
thnx
dukeleto20-Jun-19 12:29 PM
@infotech-al ./src/hushd
FYI: There is an airdrop going on in #talk-general on Hush discord currently, look for the message from our tip bot: http://myhush.org/discord
if you click the thingy in the next 12 hours, you get some free Hush for your bags
Deleted User20-Jun-19 01:32 PM
Barterlly will live, and fight for this ecosystem, no matter what, I will personally do everything to support KMD and assetchains, like promised, I will stick to my promises, like I always did.
Deleted User20-Jun-19 01:49 PM
Unfortunately, I have no choice but to propose to sell my 2 notarynodes, JL officially claimed it was worth 40K, so be it. It will make Barterlly funded and ready to begin fighting, and tring to make KMD shine
I will stick to my promise and share 30% of EU node with voters, I made a promise.
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Deleted User20-Jun-19 02:04 PM
let me check, to stay on real stuff
40K KMD
not an exit scam, it s to support a project that is supporting the whole ecosystem
I will fight to death for KMD
and will bring FIAT, KYC compliance, and try to involve brokers
can't do this alone, and won't beg.
KYC brings gov come around the table
we can't face that
atomicswap can be backtraced
exit point is FIAT gateway as long as no fully payment method worldwide


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Liverpool: Trent Alexander-Arnold reveals captaining Reds is something he has ‘always dreamed of’
Alexander-Arnold is set to make his 100th appearance for the club this weekend
by Harry Latham-CoyleTrent Alexander-Arnold has revealed that becoming Liverpool captain would be a “dream”.
The right-back is set to make his 100th appearance for his boyhood club against Aston Villa on Saturday.
And Alexander-Arnold admits that the chance to captain Liverpool is something that motivates him.
“I am not shy in saying that (being Liverpool captain) is a dream for me,” he said in an interview with the BBC.
“Whether it comes true or not is not up to me. I don’t pick who is captain.
“But that is something I would love to do one day. Captaining Liverpool is something I have always dreamed of and it is something that motivates me.”
Alexander-Arnold joined the Liverpool academy at the age of six.
He helped the Reds to back-to-back Champions League finals in his first two full seasons in the side, winning the second one, and broke the record for most assists in a Premier League season by a defender last season, with 12.
Liverpool lead the Premier League this season and are favourites for the title, and Alexander-Arnold has no desire to move elsewhere.
“I’ve always been a Liverpool player, Liverpool has always been my home,” he added.
“I have never thought about changing clubs. When I grew up, the dream was always to play for Liverpool.
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The XRandR1.1 extension dates from 100B.C and it only knows about one screen on which you can change: size, refresh and rotation. Luckily all modern drivers implement at least XRandR 1.2 (which know about multiple screens) so you may be wondering why do we bother to support such an old thing?
It turns out that virtualization software usually only support XRandR1.1 and some other tools like Xvnc or Xephyr do as well, so the only way of ensuring that we look good when executed in those software is by implementing support for this old api.
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The Beatles Made A Surprise Appearance On The Record
The album was recorded at Abbey Road studios, so Roger Waters came up with the idea of including interviews with a range of people working at the studio, covering every topic from favorite foods to death, in the final cut. Even Paul McCartney was interviewed, but Waters decided his answers weren’t usable.
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Microsoft Applied Robotics Research Library
Open Source Samples for Service Robotics
Setup and Build Instructions
This page provides software installation, build, and configuration instructions for the HoloLensNavigationForRobots hardware components including the Navigation PC, the Build PC, the Pepper Robot, and the HoloLens device.
Navigation PC
This section is a guide for the software required to be installed, built and configured on the Navigation PC.
OS and Pre-requisites
To match the platform we test with, prepare an x64 Navigation PC meeting the minimum hardware requirements of the Ubuntu 18.04.5 LTS operating system as instructed at:
https://releases.ubuntu.com/18.04/
We recommend using the "standard download" desktop image for 64-bit PC (AMD64) computers (ubuntu-18.04.5-desktop-amd64.iso). This distribution includes a working configuration of Python 2.7 for ROS Melodic and a useful selection of network tools and desktop applications.
Install XTerm to host the terminal console-controlled calibration application:
$ sudo apt install xterm
Install dos2unix. This may be required in some cases to remove DOS carriage return characters from script text files:
$ sudo apt install dos2unix
Install required Python modules:
$ sudo apt install python-pip
$ pip install flask
$ pip install gevent_websocket
ROS Melodic
Follow all of the installation instructions on the following web page for ROS Melodic on Ubuntu 18.04:
http://wiki.ros.org/melodic/Installation/Ubuntu
After a successful initial installation, these additional ROS packages are required:
$ sudo apt-get install ros-melodic-driver-base
$ sudo apt-get install ros-melodic-move-base-msgs ros-melodic-octomap ros-melodic-octomap-msgs
$ sudo apt-get install ros-melodic-map-server
$ sudo apt-get install ros-melodic-camera-info-manager ros-melodic-camera-info-manager-py
$ sudo apt-get install ros-melodic-rgbd-launch
$ sudo apt-get install ros-melodic-husky-navigation
$ sudo apt-get install python-catkin-tools
Optional tool for manually driving the robot:
$ cd ~/catkin_ws/src/
$ git clone https://github.com/ros-teleop/teleop_twist_keyboard
Verify the ROS installation builds with no errors:
$ cd ~/catkin_ws/
$ catkin_make
Ceres Solver
The Ceres Solver provides Python libraries required for computing pathways through the navigation space.
http://ceres-solver.org
First, install library dependecies:
$ sudo apt-get install libgoogle-glog-dev
$ sudo apt-get install libatlas-base-dev
$ sudo apt-get install libeigen3-dev
Then, get the Ceres Solver source code, build and install it:
$ mkdir -p ~/ceres
$ cd ~/ceres/
$ wget http://ceres-solver.org/ceres-solver-1.14.0.tar.gz
$ tar xvf ceres-solver-1.14.0.tar.gz
$ mkdir ceres-build && cd ceres-build
$ cmake ../ceres-solver-1.14.0
$ make -j3
$ sudo make install
Pepper Naoqi SDK
For reference, general ROS support for the Pepper robot and the Naoqi driver is documented here:
http://wiki.ros.org/pepper
First, install the following ROS packages for Naoqi:
$ sudo apt-get install ros-melodic-pepper-.*
$ sudo apt install ros-melodic-naoqi-bridge-msgs ros-melodic-naoqi-libqi ros-melodic-naoqi-driver ros-melodic-naoqi-libqicore
Then, download and install the Pepper Naoqi Python SDK:
https://developer.softbankrobotics.com/pepper-naoqi-25-downloads-linux
Using the desktop GUI File Manager (or your favorite Linux tool), create a new folder ~/nao as a destination and extract the file pynaoqi-python2.7-<IP_ADDRESS>-linux64.tar.gz
Add the Naoqi pythonSDK path to the PYTHONPATH in the .bashrc default shell configuration file:
$ echo "export PYTHONPATH=${PYTHONPATH}:~/nao/pynaoqi-python2.7-<IP_ADDRESS>-linux64/lib/python2.7/site-packages" >> ~/.bashrc
Clone the source code packages:
$ cd ~/catkin_ws/src/
$ git clone https://github.com/ros-naoqi/naoqi_dcm_driver
$ git clone https://github.com/ros-naoqi/naoqi_bridge
$ git clone https://github.com/ros-naoqi/pepper_robot
$ cd ~/catkin_ws/
$ catkin_make
Disable audio in boot configuration file (set flag in line 85 from true to false) using the gedit text-editor application:
$ sudo gedit /opt/ros/melodic/share/naoqi_driver/share/boot_config.json
Install Hololens Navigation Project Sample Software
Using the desktop GUI File Manager (or your favorite Linux tool), download and copy the project sample software for Linux (/linux folder in the repository tree) into the ROS catkin build system:
Copy HoloLensNavigationForRobots/linux/hololens_ros_bridge to ~/catkin_ws/src/hololens_ros_bridge
Copy HoloLensNavigationForRobots/linux/hololens_localization to ~/catkin_ws/src/hololens_localization
Copy HoloLensNavigationForRobots/linux/navigation_launcher to ~/catkin_ws/src/navigation_launcher
If needed, the following commands can be used as an example:
$ cd ~
$ mkdir repos
$ cd repos
$ git clone https://github.com/microsoft/HoloLensNavigationForRobots
$ cp -r ~/repos/HoloLensNavigationForRobots/linux/hololens_ros_bridge/ ~/catkin_ws/src/hololens_ros_bridge/
$ cp -r ~/repos/HoloLensNavigationForRobots/linux/hololens_localization/ ~/catkin_ws/src/hololens_localization/
$ cp -r ~/repos/HoloLensNavigationForRobots/linux/navigation_launcher/ ~/catkin_ws/src/navigation_launcher/
Update ownership and executable-file permissions to allow the Python scripts to run:
$ cd ~/catkin_ws/src/holoLens_localization/scripts
$ chown $USER:$USER dynamic_adjuster.py
$ chmod +x dynamic_adjuster.py
$ chown $USER:$USER localizer.py
$ chmod +x localizer.py
Make with catkin to build the packages:
$ cd ~/catkin_ws/
$ catkin_make
Source the workspace:
$ . ~/catkin_ws/devel/setup.bash
For convenience, all new bash terminals can be set up with this workspace path sourced by default with the following commands:
$ echo "source /catkin_ws/devel/setup.bash" >> ~/.bashrc
$ source ~/.bashrc
HoloLens Device
This section is a guide for configuring the HoloLens device to run the project sample software. It assumes that the user is already trained and familiar with basic HoloLens UI operations. If the HoloLens device has been set up to require a user-account to log in, this must be done each time before using the project sample software and prior to mounting the Hololens device on the Pepper robot. If the configured user session logs out (ie. for a power-saving time-out), it is required to log back in before continuing to use this software.
HoloLens Development Configuration
The following configuration settings support development on the HoloLens device.
- Settings/Update/For developers/Developer Mode, enabling this setting allows the HoloLens device to run non-store and non-signed applications.
- Settings/Update/For developers/Pair, this control sets up a secure pairing with the Build PC to support Microsoft Visual Studio deployments of the compiled sample software on the HoloLens device.
- Settings/Update/For developers/Device Portal, enabling this setting launches a web-server on the HoloLens device providing remote browser-based access to platform tools and application-management controls.
Full instructions are detailed on this webpage:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/mixed-reality/develop/platform-capabilities-and-apis/using-the-windows-device-portal
HoloLens Device Portal
- On the Build PC running Windows, use a browser to navigate to the HoloLens Device Portal by using the IP address of the HoloLens device. Browser security errors will appear. Later, you can install certificates from the device as instructed below, but for this first session click the Advanced button to proceed:
-
Click the "Continue to [IP address] (unsafe)" link:
-
The first time the portal is accessed, you will be required to set up a username and password as instructed. The Views/Apps page should will look something like this:
Build PC
This section is a guide for the software required to be installed, built and configured on the Build PC.
OS and Pre-requisites
To match the platform we test with, prepare an x64 Build PC meeting the minimum hardware requirements of the Microsoft Windows 10 operating system.
Visual Studio 2019
Microsoft Visual Studio 2019 is required to build and deploy the sample HoloLensSpatialMapping application used on the HoloLens device. Download and install the free community version (at minimum) following the instructions on the following website and selecting options to support the Universal Windows Platform build environment:
https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/downloads/
HoloLens Spatial Mapping application (Windows)
The Visual Studio solution file has all the project dependencies configured to make the system ready to build and deploy the application MSRHoloLensSpatialMapping onto the HoloLens device. Clone this repository with your favorite git tools or download and extract the the files into a convenient folder on the Build PC.
From the windows subfolder in the repository, open the file: MSRHoloLensSpatialMapping.sln
After the first-time load of the project solution, check that the required linear algebra package Eigen was successfully installed:
Navigate to Tools -> NuGet Package Manager -> Package Manager Console
It should appear something like the following:
However, if you see the following message in the console:
Some NuGet packages are missing from this solution...
Fix it by clicking on the Restore button that appears in the UI to download and install the missing Eigen v3.3.3 package.
Build and deploy the application to the HoloLens device by clicking the green triangle build button or selecting Build -> Build Solution from the menu.
For HoloLens 1:
Build a "Release" solution configuration for "x86" platform.
- If the device is connected via USB, choose "Device"
- If the HoloLens is connected via Wifi, choose "Remote Machine"
For HoloLens 2:
Build a "Release" solution configuration for "ARM64" platform.
- If the device is connected via USB, choose "Device"
- If the HoloLens is connected via Wifi, choose "Remote Machine"
Full deployment instructions are detailed on this webpage:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/mixed-reality/develop/platform-capabilities-and-apis/using-visual-studio
After launching the application in the visor, a visible mesh of the immediate environment will begin to fill in as the device is moved through the area.
- air-tap to toggle between wirefreame and solid model render mode


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The goal of the W3C Digital Publishing Activity is help make the Web a platform for the digital publishing industry, and to build the necessary bridges between the developers of the Open Web Platform and the publishing industry.
At the moment, work in this activity takes place primarily in the Digital Publishing Interest Group.
Through the initiatives taken by this Activity (Workshops, Interest Groups, possibly other types of Groups), as well as an extensive network of contacts with relevant industry consortia and groups (IDPF, BISG, EDItEUR, IPTC, the Daisy Consortium, etc.) the Activity should ensure that the interests and requirements of the Publishing Industry are known to other groups within the W3C, that experts of commercial publishers take part in the technical work in those groups to move the Open Web Platform forward, and that the Publishing Industry at large is well aware of the latest directions, issues, and priorities at W3C.
Questions? Contact Ivan Herman<EMAIL_ADDRESS>W3C Digital Publishing Activity Lead.
About Digital Publishing
Today, eBooks compete with printed versions, and there is a wide choice of hardware and software available for eBook readers. Journals and magazines are also made available digitally on the Web or in specialized applications and, in some cases, their printed version is even abandoned in favor of a purely digital version. The formats used by eBook readers and tablets for electronic books, magazines, journals and educational resources are largely based on W3C Technologies, such as (X)HTML, CSS, SVG, SMIL, MathML, or various Web API-s. Commercial publishers also rely on W3C technologies in their back-end processing all the way from authoring through to delivering the printed or electronic product and beyond. In general one can say that the Publishing Industry is one of the largest communities relying large palette of W3C technologies.
However, the alignment of the needs of the Publishing Industry and the various W3C recommendations is not satisfactory. Necessary features may be missing in the W3C documents, or may be in draft only; as a result, for example, EPUB3, the standard for electronic books, had to introduce its own extensions to cover the needs of publishing. Technical experts of commercial publishers and retailers are not present at the various Working Groups, they do not contribute to the development of the technical solutions they depend on. As a result, requirements of the publishing industry, their use cases, implementation experiences, etc., do not necessarily reach the various technical groups at the W3C in a timely manner, and do not influence the priorities taken by those groups. This leads to fragmentation, interoperability issues, and a disconnect between the Publishing Industry and, for example, the browser world.
The goal of this Activity is to take the necessary measures to overcome this problem, to ensure that the Publishing Industry is duly considered and represented in the advancement of the Open Web Plaform.


library(tidyverse)
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#> x dplyr::filter() masks stats::filter()
#> x dplyr::lag() masks stats::lag()
library(sraplus)
example_taxa <- "gadus morhua"
data(cod)
I’ve added a tuning process to try and get the “post-model-pre-data” (or prior predictive) values of terminal depletion to match any “pre-model-pre-data” priors. I think it addresses some of Andre’s concerns, and from a practical perspective
Fixes the issue where really broad priors on terminal depletion from say the swept area ratio algorithm produced positively bias status estimates when run through sraplus (or indeed any standard stock reduciton algorithm, including catch-MSY)
Greatly improves stability of the model when actually fitting to data
I’d like to get your feedback on the tuning steps, to make sure we’re all OK with it
The sraplus package now includes a tuning routine to try and ensure that the “post-model-pre-data” prior matches the prior you put in. By “post-model-pre-data” here I mean basically filtering priors through a surplus production model with catches, but nothing you’re actually fitting to (no data).
The basic problem: consider a purely stock-reduction analysis case (with a Schaefer model for simplicity’s sake), where all you have are catches. In the absence of any prior on terminal depletion, any r/k combination that doesn’t crash the population works. So, any estimate of terminal depletion will be a function of your priors on r and k, and in particular as you allow k to be bigger, your post-data-pre-model “estimate” of terminal depletion will increase (0 = 0 * k, 1 = k).
Suppose you introduce a prior on terminal depletion? This creates two problem. First, by placing priors on r and k, given the catch, you are implicitly placing a prior on terminal depletion. So, by placing an explicit prior on terminal depletion, you’re placing a prior on a transformed parameter, and sort of “hiding” your implicit prior on terminal depletion which is a joint function of r, k, catch, and terminal depletion prior here.
Second, ideally, if we think we actually have a prior on terminal depletion, it shouldn’t change before and after seeing the catches (though see discussion on this later). But, in this example, if we pass all of those priors to a model, our “post-model-pre-data” prior on terminal depletion will be different (and always higher) than the prior we put in. This is because there are always more ways for a fishery to be less depleted than more depleted. So, this creates a behavior where it looks as though the model has “updated” it’s priors post SRA style process (e.g. Catch-MSY), even though it’s just a reflection of the sampling algorithm.
Simple example here using some cod data
driors <- format_driors(
taxa = example_taxa,
catch = cod$catch,
years = cod$year,
terminal_state = 0.25,
terminal_state_cv = 0.25,
growth_rate_prior_cv = 0.5
)
plot_driors(driors)
Focus on the panel for the prior and “posterior” (I know, I know, no data, but not about to change the legend depending on whether there are data to fit to or not) for terminal_state
(Fig.@ref(fig:untuned-fit)). We’d like them to match, but our post-model-pre-data estimate of terminal_state is now higher than our “prior”.
untuned_fit <- fit_sraplus(driors = driors,
engine = "sir",
draws = 1e6,
estimate_proc_error = TRUE,
tune_prior_predictive = FALSE)
plot_prior_posterior(untuned_fit, driors)
Andre recommended solving this by estimating r and terminal depletion instead of r and k. However, this creates a bit of a computational bottleneck, and some issues of its own I’ll touch on later.
I’ve come up with a somewhat hacky approximation to this problem. By setting tune_prior_predictive = TRUE
, the algorithm now does a version of the following
Run a normal SRA style algorithm (sample from priors on r and k, filter through catches)
Assign a prior probability to each SRA draw based on the prior on terminal depletion
Create high-resolution bins of terminal depletion, and calculate the mean prior probability in each bin
Assign each draw from the SRA algorithm to a terminal depletion bin (and associated mean prior probability)
Assign a sampling weight to each draw within a bin equal to \(\frac{BinPriorProbability}{NumberInBin}\)
Now run the SIR algorithm, sampling from the draws with replacement and weighting by the weights calculated in step 5.
The end result is that more or less the post-model-pre-data prior on terminal depletion should match the prior on terminal depletion supplied. Basically what this is doing is saying, given the production model and catches, what r and k priors produce your prior on terminal depletion. It’s not a perfect match, but it’s a lot closer than when you don’t apply the tuning step (Fig.@ref(fig:tuned-fit)).
When tune_prior_predictive = FALSE
, step 5 is turned off, and each draw from the SRA algorithm is sampled in proportion to its prior probability. The problem here, is that suppose that your prior probability assigns a very small probability to a depletion of 0.99 (again meaning 0.99 * k, s basically unfished). However, if you have a wide enough prior on K, even through the prior probability of any one draw that produces a depletion of 0.99 will be small, there will be tons of them, since any k between the smallest k that produces a depletion of 0.99 up until k = Infinity will have the same prior probability. So, as a result you end up with a lot more high k values, and subsequently an upward shift in your post-model-pre-data prior on terminal depletion.
tuned_fit <- fit_sraplus(driors = driors,
engine = "sir",
draws = 1e6,
estimate_proc_error = TRUE,
tune_prior_predictive = TRUE)
plot_prior_posterior(tuned_fit, driors)
The upshot to all this is that now, when running in SIR mode, and with a prior on say terminal depletion informed by swept area ratio, even if the prior is very diffuse, the terminal depletion post SIR model will more or less match the swept area ratio based prior.
plot_sraplus(`With Tuning` = tuned_fit, `Without Tuning` = untuned_fit)
When we actually have say an index to fit to, when tune_prior_predictive = TRUE
, sraplus first uses the sir process above to re-tune any priors on r and k. From a practical perspective, if the index is informative, the only effect of this is to dramatically stabilize the model, since it spends a lot less time in r-k regions that crash the population.
The goal of all of this is twofold: first, to try and resolve Andre’s Borel’s Paradox concerns when placing priors on r, k and terminal depletion, and his issues with the catch not being data. The second and more practical upshot is to improve model stability by having it spend less time in parameter spaces that crash the population.
However, I’m having some trouble with Andre’s position that the catches are not data and our priors shouldn’t be updated by them. The crux of the issue is that catches, at least to my mind, do contain some information as they approach zero. Suppose that we are asked for our default prior for terminal depletion of a fishery, and we are a pessimistic person about the state of fisheries, so I say terminal_depletion ~ log_normal(log(0.2), .25).
 Shouldn’t I update my priors? Since if we assume a surplus production model, there’s no realistic way for consistently zero catches to produce our pessimistic prior on terminal depletion. This issue raises its head sometimes when catches were high in the past, but have been consistently extremely low for a long time: there’s not way for such a catch series to produce very low depletion values without extremely low r values, or a very long string of very bad process errors, which at some point should clash with our priors on r and process error. Not a problem to solve in this paper in my opinion, but putting it here for discussion.


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module Graphlb
Overview
Graphlb is a framework of Graph data-structures and algorithms which are inspired from the Ruby Graph Library (RGL).
Some data-structures are ported from the Ruby language like TreeNode from Ruby Trees
Defined in:
graphlb/data_structures/tree.crgraphlb.cr
graphlb/algorithms/dot.cr


expr length
has unspecified results. Prefer ${#var}
.
or 'expr match' has unspecified results. Prefer 'expr str : regex'.
or 'expr substr' has unspecified results. Prefer 'cut' or ${var#???}.
or 'expr index' has unspecified results. Prefer x=${var%%[chars]*}; $((${#x}+1)).
# Find length of string
length=$(expr length "$var")
# Match string against regex
expr match "$input" "[0-9]*"
# Find character index in string
pos=$(expr index "$input" ":")
# Get substring by index
col2=$(expr substr "foo bar baz" 8 5)
# Find length of string
length=${#var}
# Match string against regex
expr "$input" : "[0-9]*"
# Find character index in string
pos=${input%%:*} pos=$((${#pos}+1))
# Get substring by index (bash)
str="foo bar baz"
col2="${str:7:5}"
# Get substring by index (POSIX)
col2="$(printf 'foo bar baz\n' | cut -c 8-12)"
You are using a expr
with length
, match
, index
, or substr
. These forms did not make it into POSIX, and fail on platforms like MacOS and FreeBSD. Consider replacing them with portable equivalents:
length
can be trivially replaced with ${#var}
match
can be trivially replaced with the POSIX form expr str : regex
index
if you only need a numerical index as part of trying to extract a piece of the string, consider replacing it with parameter expansion:
str="mykey=myvalue"
key="${str%%=*}" # Remove everything after first =, no index required
value="${str#*=}" # Remove everything before first =, no index required
otherwise, you can find the index of the first =
using parameter expansion and string length:
str="mykey=myvalue"
x=${str%%=*} # Assign x="mystr"
index=$((${#x}+1)) # Add 1 to length of x
substr
Extract a substring via character index is generally fragile. For example, in this example, any minor changes to the format, including just the version increasing from 8.9 to 8.10, will cause the following snippet to fail:
str="VIM - Vi IMproved 8.2 (2019 Dec 12, compiled Feb 15 2021 12:29:39)"
version=$(expr substr "$str" 19 3)
Instead, consider a different approach:
x="${str%% (*}" # Delete ` (` and everything after, giving "VIM - Vi IMproved 8.2"
version="${x##* }" # Delete everything before last space, giving "8.2"
# Get the fifth word separated by spaces
IFS=" " read -r _ _ _ _ version _ << EOF
$str
EOF
If you still want to use character index, this is trivially done in Bash/Ksh with ${var:offset:length}
(0-based).
In POSIX, you can generally use cut
, though be careful if the value can contain multiple lines.
If you know your script will only run on platforms where these forms are supported, like GNU or BusyBox, you can [[ignore]] this warning.


TAPCONVERT(1) TAPCONVERT(1) NAME tapconvert - convert Twisted configurations from one format to another SYNOPSIS tapconvert -i input -o output [-f input-type] [-t output-type] [-d] [-e] tapconvert --help DESCRIPTION The --help prints out a usage message to standard output. --in, -i <input file> The name of the input configuration. --out, -o <output file> The name of the output configuration. --typein, -f <input type> The type of the input file. Can be either 'guess', 'python', 'pickle', 'xml', or 'source'. Default is 'guess'. --typeout, -t <output type> The type of the output file. Can be either 'pickle', 'xml', or 'source'. Default is 'source'. --decrypt, -d Decrypt the specified tap/aos/xml input file. --encrypt, -e Encrypt output file before writing. --version Output version information and exit. AUTHOR Written by Moshe Zadka, based on tapconvert's help messages REPORTING BUGS To report a bug, visit http://twistedmatrix.com/bugs/ COPYRIGHT Copyright © 2000-2008 Twisted Matrix Laboratories. This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. July 2001 TAPCONVERT(1)


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Description: Create a deep copy of the set of matched elements.
withDataAndEvents: Boolean A Boolean indicating whether event handlers should be copied along with the elements. As of jQuery 1.4, element data will be copied as well.
withDataAndEvents: Boolean
A Boolean indicating whether event handlers and data should be copied along with the elements. The default value is false
. *In jQuery 1.5.0 the default value was incorrectly true
; it was changed back to false
in 1.5.1 and up.
deepWithDataAndEvents: Boolean
A Boolean indicating whether event handlers and data for all children of the cloned element should be copied. By default its value matches the first argument's value (which defaults to false
).
The .clone()
method performs a deep copy of the set of matched elements, meaning that it copies the matched elements as well as all of their descendant elements and text nodes. When used in conjunction with one of the insertion methods, .clone()
is a convenient way to duplicate elements on a page. Consider the following HTML:

Hello

Goodbye

As shown in the discussion for .append()
, normally when an element is inserted somewhere in the DOM, it is moved from its old location. So, given the code:
$('.hello').appendTo('.goodbye');
The resulting DOM structure would be:

Goodbye

Hello

To prevent this and instead create a copy of the element, you could write the following:
$('.hello').clone().appendTo('.goodbye');
This would produce:

Hello

Goodbye

Hello

Note: When using the
.clone()
method, you can modify the cloned elements or their contents before (re-)inserting them into the document.
Normally, any event handlers bound to the original element are not copied to the clone. The optional withDataAndEvents
parameter allows us to change this behavior, and to instead make copies of all of the event handlers as well, bound to the new copy of the element. As of jQuery 1.4, all element data (attached by the .data()
method) is also copied to the new copy.
However, objects and arrays within element data are not copied and will continue to be shared between the cloned element and the original element. To deep copy all data, copy each one manually:
var $elem = $('#elem').data( "arr": [ 1 ] ), // Original element with attached data
$clone = $elem.clone( true )
.data( "arr", $.extend( [], $elem.data("arr") ) ); // Deep copy to prevent data sharing
As of jQuery 1.5, withDataAndEvents
can be optionally enhanced with deepWithDataAndEvents
to copy the events and data for all children of the cloned element.
Note: Using
.clone()
has the side-effect of producing elements with duplicateid
attributes, which are supposed to be unique. Where possible, it is recommended to avoid cloning elements with this attribute or usingclass
attributes as identifiers instead.
<!DOCTYPE html>

Hello
, how are you?

<!DOCTYPE html>

1

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3

4

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- getAccessTime() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.File
-
Gets the value of the accessTime property.
- getAction() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Assessment
-
Gets the value of the action property.
- getAdditionalData() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Alert
-
Gets the value of the additionalData property.
- getAdditionalData() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Heartbeat
-
Gets the value of the additionalData property.
- getAddress() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Address
-
Gets the value of the address property.
- getAddress() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Node
-
Returns the IP address if the content is instance of Address class.
- getAlertident() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.CorrelationAlert
-
Gets the value of the alertident property.
- getAlertident() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.ToolAlert
-
Gets the value of the alertident property.
- getAlertOrHeartbeat() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.IDMEFMessage
-
Gets the value of the alertOrHeartbeat property.
- getAlerts() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.IDMEFMessage
-
Retrieve the list of Alerts contained in this message.
- getAlgorithm() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Checksum
-
Gets the value of the algorithm property.
- getAnalyzer() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Alert
-
Gets the value of the analyzer property.
- getAnalyzer() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Analyzer
-
Gets the value of the analyzer property.
- getAnalyzer() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Heartbeat
-
Gets the value of the analyzer property.
- getAnalyzerid() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Alertident
-
Gets the value of the analyzerid property.
- getAnalyzerid() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Analyzer
-
Gets the value of the analyzerid property.
- getAnalyzerTime() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Alert
-
Gets the value of the analyzerTime property.
- getAnalyzerTime() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Heartbeat
-
Gets the value of the analyzerTime property.
- getArg() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Process
-
Gets the value of the arg property.
- getArg() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.WebService
-
Gets the value of the arg property.
- getAssessment() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Alert
-
Gets the value of the assessment property.
- getBuffer() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.OverflowAlert
-
Gets the value of the buffer property.
- getByte() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.AdditionalData
-
Gets the value of the byte property.
- getByteString() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.AdditionalData
-
Gets the value of the byteString property.
- getCategory() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Action
-
Gets the value of the category property.
- getCategory() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Address
-
Gets the value of the category property.
- getCategory() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.File
-
Gets the value of the category property.
- getCategory() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Linkage
-
Gets the value of the category property.
- getCategory() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Node
-
Gets the value of the category property.
- getCategory() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.User
-
Gets the value of the category property.
- getCgi() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.WebService
-
Gets the value of the cgi property.
- getChangeTime() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Inode
-
Gets the value of the changeTime property.
- getCharacter() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.AdditionalData
-
Gets the value of the character property.
- getChecksum() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.File
-
Gets the value of the checksum property.
- getClassification() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Alert
-
Gets the value of the classification property.
- getClassificationText() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Alert
-
Retrieve the classification text.
- getClazz() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Analyzer
-
Gets the value of the clazz property.
- getCMajorDevice() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Inode
-
Gets the value of the cMajorDevice property.
- getCMinorDevice() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Inode
-
Gets the value of the cMinorDevice property.
- getCommand() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.SNMPService
-
Gets the value of the command property.
- getCommand() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.ToolAlert
-
Gets the value of the command property.
- getCompletion() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Impact
-
Gets the value of the completion property.
- getConfidence() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Assessment
-
Gets the value of the confidence property.
- getContent() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Node
-
Gets the rest of the content model.
- getContent() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Service
-
Gets the rest of the content model.
- getContent() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.UserId
-
Gets the rest of the content model.
- getContent() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Xmltext
-
Gets the value of the content property.
- getContextEngineID() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.SNMPService
-
Gets the value of the contextEngineID property.
- getContextName() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.SNMPService
-
Gets the value of the contextName property.
- getCorrelationAlert() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Alert
-
Gets the value of the correlationAlert property.
- getCreateTime() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Alert
-
Gets the value of the createTime property.
- getCreateTime() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.File
-
Gets the value of the createTime property.
- getCreateTime() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Heartbeat
-
Gets the value of the createTime property.
- getDataSize() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.File
-
Gets the value of the dataSize property.
- getDateTime() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.AdditionalData
-
Gets the value of the dateTime property.
- getDecoy() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Target
-
Gets the value of the decoy property.
- getDetectTime() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Alert
-
Gets the value of the detectTime property.
- getDiskSize() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.File
-
Gets the value of the diskSize property.
- getEnv() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Process
-
Gets the value of the env property.
- getFile() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Linkage
-
Gets the value of the file property.
- getFile() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Target
-
Gets the value of the file property.
- getFileAccess() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.File
-
Gets the value of the fileAccess property.
- getFileType() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.File
-
Gets the value of the fileType property.
- getFstype() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.File
-
Gets the value of the fstype property.
- getHeartbeat() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.IDMEFMessage
-
Retrieve the list of Heartbeat contained in this message.
- getHeartbeatInterval() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Heartbeat
-
Gets the value of the heartbeatInterval property.
- getHttpMethod() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.WebService
-
Gets the value of the httpMethod property.
- getIanaProtocolName() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Service
-
Gets the value of the ianaProtocolName property.
- getIanaProtocolNumber() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Service
-
Gets the value of the ianaProtocolNumber property.
- getIdent() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Address
-
Gets the value of the ident property.
- getIdent() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Classification
-
Gets the value of the ident property.
- getIdent() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.File
-
Gets the value of the ident property.
- getIdent() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Node
-
Gets the value of the ident property.
- getIdent() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Process
-
Gets the value of the ident property.
- getIdent() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Service
-
Gets the value of the ident property.
- getIdent() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Source
-
Gets the value of the ident property.
- getIdent() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Target
-
Gets the value of the ident property.
- getIdent() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.User
-
Gets the value of the ident property.
- getIdent() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.UserId
-
Gets the value of the ident property.
- getImpact() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Assessment
-
Gets the value of the impact property.
- getInode() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.File
-
Gets the value of the inode property.
- getInteger() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.AdditionalData
-
Gets the value of the integer property.
- getInterface() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Source
-
Gets the value of the interface property.
- getInterface() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Target
-
Gets the value of the interface property.
- getIpVersion() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Service
-
Gets the value of the ipVersion property.
- getKey() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Checksum
-
Gets the value of the key property.
- getLinkage() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.File
-
Gets the value of the linkage property.
- getMajorDevice() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Inode
-
Gets the value of the majorDevice property.
- getManufacturer() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Analyzer
-
Gets the value of the manufacturer property.
- getMeaning() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.AdditionalData
-
Gets the value of the meaning property.
- getMeaning() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Reference
-
Gets the value of the meaning property.
- getMessageid() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Alert
-
Gets the value of the messageid property.
- getMessageid() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Heartbeat
-
Gets the value of the messageid property.
- getMessageProcessingModel() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.SNMPService
-
Gets the value of the messageProcessingModel property.
- getMinorDevice() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Inode
-
Gets the value of the minorDevice property.
- getModel() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Analyzer
-
Gets the value of the model property.
- getModifyTime() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.File
-
Gets the value of the modifyTime property.
- getName() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Analyzer
-
Gets the value of the name property.
- getName() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.CorrelationAlert
-
Gets the value of the name property.
- getName() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.File
-
Gets the value of the name property.
- getName() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Linkage
-
Gets the value of the name property.
- getName() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Process
-
Gets the value of the name property.
- getName() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Reference
-
Gets the value of the name property.
- getName() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.ToolAlert
-
Gets the value of the name property.
- getNetmask() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Address
-
Gets the value of the netmask property.
- getNode() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Analyzer
-
Gets the value of the node property.
- getNode() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Source
-
Gets the value of the node property.
- getNode() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Target
-
Gets the value of the node property.
- getNtpstamp() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.AdditionalData
-
Gets the value of the ntpstamp property.
- getNtpstamp() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.TimeWithNtpstamp
-
Gets the value of the ntpstamp property.
- getNumber() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Inode
-
Gets the value of the number property.
- getOid() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.SNMPService
-
Gets the value of the oid property.
- getOrigin() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Reference
-
Gets the value of the origin property.
- getOstype() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Analyzer
-
Gets the value of the ostype property.
- getOsversion() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Analyzer
-
Gets the value of the osversion property.
- getOverflowAlert() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Alert
-
Gets the value of the overflowAlert property.
- getPath() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.File
-
Gets the value of the path property.
- getPath() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Linkage
-
Gets the value of the path property.
- getPath() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Process
-
Gets the value of the path property.
- getPermission() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.FileAccess
-
Gets the value of the permission property.
- getPerms() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Permission
-
Gets the value of the perms property.
- getPid() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Process
-
Gets the value of the pid property.
- getPortlist() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.AdditionalData
-
Gets the value of the portlist property.
- getProcess() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Analyzer
-
Gets the value of the process property.
- getProcess() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Source
-
Gets the value of the process property.
- getProcess() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Target
-
Gets the value of the process property.
- getProgram() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.OverflowAlert
-
Gets the value of the program property.
- getRating() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Confidence
-
Gets the value of the rating property.
- getReal() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.AdditionalData
-
Gets the value of the real property.
- getReference() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Classification
-
Gets the value of the reference property.
- getSecurityLevel() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.SNMPService
-
Gets the value of the securityLevel property.
- getSecurityModel() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.SNMPService
-
Gets the value of the securityModel property.
- getSecurityName() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.SNMPService
-
Gets the value of the securityName property.
- getService() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Source
-
Gets the value of the service property.
- getService() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Target
-
Gets the value of the service property.
- getSeverity() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Impact
-
Gets the value of the severity property.
- getSize() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.OverflowAlert
-
Gets the value of the size property.
- getSource() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Alert
-
Gets the value of the source property.
- getSourceAddress() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Alert
-
Retrieve the source node IP address.
- getSourceAddressAsInetAddress() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Alert
-
Retrieve the source node IP address.
- getSpoofed() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Source
-
Gets the value of the spoofed property.
- getString() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.AdditionalData
-
Gets the value of the string property.
- getTarget() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Alert
-
Gets the value of the target property.
- getTargetAddress() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Alert
-
Retrieve the target node IP address.
- getTargetAddressAsInetAddress() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Alert
-
Retrieve the target node IP address.
- getText() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Classification
-
Gets the value of the text property.
- getToolAlert() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Alert
-
Gets the value of the toolAlert property.
- getTty() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.UserId
-
Gets the value of the tty property.
- getType() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.AdditionalData
-
Gets the value of the type property.
- getType() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Impact
-
Gets the value of the type property.
- getType() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.UserId
-
Gets the value of the type property.
- getUrl() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Reference
-
Gets the value of the url property.
- getUrl() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.WebService
-
Gets the value of the url property.
- getUser() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Source
-
Gets the value of the user property.
- getUser() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Target
-
Gets the value of the user property.
- getUserId() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.FileAccess
-
Gets the value of the userId property.
- getUserId() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.User
-
Gets the value of the userId property.
- getValue() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Action
-
Gets the value of the value property.
- getValue() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Alertident
-
Gets the value of the value property.
- getValue() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Checksum
-
Gets the value of the value property.
- getValue() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Confidence
-
Gets the value of the value property.
- getValue() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Impact
-
Gets the value of the value property.
- getValue() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.TimeWithNtpstamp
-
Gets the value of the value property.
- getValueAsDateTime() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.TimeWithNtpstamp
-
Decode the XML ISO-8601 compliant date to standard Date object.
- getVersion() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Analyzer
-
Gets the value of the version property.
- getVersion() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.IDMEFMessage
-
Gets the value of the version property.
- getVlanName() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Address
-
Gets the value of the vlanName property.
- getVlanNum() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.Address
-
Gets the value of the vlanNum property.
- getXml() - Method in class org.iana.idmef.AdditionalData
-
Gets the value of the xml property.


Author: Moshe Binnun
Backend API files of employee system.
git clone https://.../employeesys
cd employeesys
cp .env.example .env
- fill in all the parameters in the .env file. Tune them to your needs
- on your mongodb server, create a db named EMPLOYEES and a collection name TblEmployees
- paste the contents of the file /db_restore/TblEmployees.json into the TblEmployees collection
npm install
npm start
[GET]: /api/employees/
[Description] Fetch the employee list
[GET]: /api/employees/{:id}
[Description] Fetch the details of an employee by his employee-id
[POST]: /api/employees/
[Params] fname , lname , email , password , social
[Description] Register a new employee
[Rem] For social registration - the password must be passed as the string 'social', and the social parameter should be g/f/a
[Rem] The options for the social parameter are: g = Google / f = Facebook / a = Apple / Empty-String = Regular
[POST]: /api/employees/login/
[Params] email , password , social
[Description] Login an employee by his e-mail and password
[Rem] If that is a social sign in - the password must be passed as the string 'social', and the social parameter should be g/f/a
[Rem] The options for the social parameter are: g = Google / f = Facebook / a = Apple / Empty-String = Regular
[Rem] The response of this API will contain an authorization token. You should pass it as a Bearer Authorization Header to the login-protected APIs (according the oAuth2 standard).
[PUT]: /api/employees/{:id}
[Params] fname , lname , password , admin
[Description] Update an employee with new data by his employee-id
[Rem] A regular employee can update only himself. An admin can update all the employees.
[Rem] The password parameter is optional: if left empty, then the current password will remain unchainged
[Rem] The admin parameter is optional: 1 = make admin / 0 = revoke admin / Empty-String = admin flag will remain unchainged
[PUT]: /api/employees/verify/{:code}
[Description] Verify the e-mail (of the currently logged-in employee) by verification code
[POST]: /api/employees/resend/
[Description] Resend an e-mail with the verification code (to the currently logged-in employee)
[DELETE]: /api/employees/{:id}
[Description] Delete an employee by his employee-id
[Rem] Any employee is allowed to delete himself


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RAIN MAN A film review by Jeff Meyer Copyright 1989 Jeff Meyer
After seeing RAIN MAN a few weeks ago, I regret not having seen it last year, as it would have certainly been on my top 10 list for 1988. Barry Levinson continues his run of making what I would term "small" pictures with big-name actors, with a pretty successful eye for casting. Here he takes a road trip across America with two brothers, played by Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman. Cruise is Charlie, a wheeler-dealer who's slick, self-centered personality keeps everyone at bay.  Hoping to get some of the estate to rescue his own flagging business, Charlie kidnaps Ray to Los Angeles, but must travel by road due to Ray's nervousness about flying.
This gives Levinson the chance to use the odd Americana vistas he knows so well as a backdrop to contrast two men who have severe inabilities to communicate, one due to a rare physical disability, and the other due to a far more common emotional one. A friend of my family's has a son who is autistic, and many of Ray's handicaps and abilities (particularly the number-crunching) were familiar. Charlie's particular handicap is also familiar, and from a source much closer to home; I suspect many will recognize it, in those close to them and in themselves. The story of how these two men bridge their particular handicaps is moving while rarely being cloying. After years of sluggish, bloated pictures by "actors' directors" winning Oscars, it's nice to finally see a director who deserves the title appear on the scene.
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Manpage of VOTOPIC
VOTOPIC
Section: User Commands (1)
Updated: Feb 2013
Index
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NAME
votopic - Query for data from resources specified by topic keyword
SYNOPSIS
votopic [<opts>] <topic> { <object> | <ra> <dec> } [ <size> ]
OPTIONS
The votopic application accepts the following options:
- -h, --help
-
Print a help summary to the terminal and exit. No processing is done
following this flag.
- All VODATA task options
-
DESCRIPTION
The votopic task is a convenience application built on top of the
vodata and voregistry applications. Its main purpose is to
allow a query for data using logical concepts (e.g. "galaxies", "observation
logs") rather than a specific list of resources. This should limit the
number of resources that need to be queried when querying all data services
and return more relevant results. This is done by using the <topic>
argument as a keyword search value for the Registry, the resulting resource
list
is then used as input for the VODATA task to query only those resources
returned by the Registry query at the position listed by the <object>fP
or <ra> <dec> position. As an example, the topic 'AGN' may be used
to query only those resources that claim to have something to do with AGN
as opposed to the many hundreds or thousands more that may not contain data
for that field at all but would be queried anyway using the more generalized
approach of VODATA.
The actual effectiveness or suitability of this approach will depend greatly
on the keywords (i.e. topic) chosen and the aims of a specific query.
For a complete list of options and a description of the task behavior, see
the VODATA and VOREGISTRY man page.
RETURN STATUS
On exit the votopic task will return a zero indicating success, or a
one indicating an error.
EXAMPLES
- 1) Query for catalog data of A2712 from Resources related to gravitational lensing:
-
% votopic -t catalog lens A2712
- This query is against only 142 services (data found for 128), a similar query against ALL catalog services would require more than 8000 services to be queried. This is equivalent to the commands
-
% voregistry -t catalog -d -o lens.xml lens
% vodata lens.xml A2712
- Here the 'lens.xml' output file contains the resources to be queried, the '-d' flag says to return only DAL services, the '-t' flag resticts by service type. In the call to VODATA, the 'lens.xml' file defines the 142 resources to be queried, the contraint to service type and DAL-only was done in the registry query that produced the file.
-
BUGS
No known bugs with this release.
Revision History
Feb 2013 - First public release
Author
Michael Fitzpatrick (fitz@noao.edu), Feb 2013
SEE ALSO
vodata, vocatalog, voimage, vospectra, voregistry
Index
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- SYNOPSIS
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- OPTIONS
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- RETURN STATUS
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- EXAMPLES
-
- BUGS
-
- Revision History
-
- Author
-
- SEE ALSO
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| appear_top/3 | Insert a html fragment at the top of the contents of an element. |
| appear_top_selector/3 | |
| appear_top_selector_js/2 | |
| css_selector/1 | Map a target id to a css selector. |
| css_selector/2 | Map a target id to a css selector, check the Args proplist for additional selectors. |
| dialog/4 | |
| dialog_close/1 | |
| growl/2 | |
| growl/4 | |
| growl_error/2 | |
| insert_after/3 | Add a html after the target element. |
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| insert_bottom_selector_js/2 | |
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| insert_top_selector/3 | |
| insert_top_selector_js/2 | |
| make_postback/6 | Make a javascript to call the postback, posting an encoded string containing callback information. |
| make_postback_info/6 | Make an encoded string containing information which module and function to call. |
| make_validation_postback/2 | |
| make_validation_postback/3 | |
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| render/2 | Render adds output to the render field of the context state, makes sure that the added output is an iolist. |
| render_actions/4 | |
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| render_to_iolist/2 | Render adds output to the render field of the context state. |
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appear_after(TargetId, Html, Context) -> any()
Add a html after the target element
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appear_after_selector_js(CssSelector, Html) -> any()
appear_before(TargetId, Html, Context) -> any()
Append a html fragment at the bottom of the contents of an element
appear_before_selector(CssSelector, Html, Context) -> any()
appear_before_selector_js(CssSelector, Html) -> any()
appear_bottom(TargetId, Html, Context) -> any()
Append a html fragment at the bottom of the contents of an element
appear_bottom_selector(CssSelector, Html, Context) -> any()
appear_bottom_selector_js(CssSelector, Html) -> any()
appear_replace(TargetId, Html, Context) -> any()
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appear_replace_selector_js(CssSelector, Html) -> any()
appear_selector(CssSelector, Html, Context) -> any()
appear_selector_js(CssSelector, Html) -> any()
appear_top(TargetId, Html, Context) -> any()
Insert a html fragment at the top of the contents of an element
appear_top_selector(CssSelector, Html, Context) -> any()
appear_top_selector_js(CssSelector, Html) -> any()
css_selector(TargetId) -> any()
Map a target id to a css selector
css_selector(TargetId, Args) -> any()
Map a target id to a css selector, check the Args proplist for additional selectors
dialog(Title, Template, Vars, Context) -> any()
dialog_close(Context) -> any()
growl(Text, Context) -> any()
growl(Text, Type, Stay, Context) -> any()
growl_error(Text, Context) -> any()
insert_after(TargetId, Html, Context) -> any()
Add a html after the target element
insert_after_selector(CssSelector, Html, Context) -> any()
insert_after_selector_js(CssSelector, Html) -> any()
insert_before(TargetId, Html, Context) -> any()
Add a html before the target element
insert_before_selector(CssSelector, Html, Context) -> any()
insert_before_selector_js(CssSelector, Html) -> any()
insert_bottom(TargetId, Html, Context) -> any()
Append a html fragment at the bottom of the contents of an element
insert_bottom_selector(CssSelector, Html, Context) -> any()
insert_bottom_selector_js(CssSelector, Html) -> any()
insert_top(TargetId, Html, Context) -> any()
Insert a html fragment at the top of the contents of an element
insert_top_selector(CssSelector, Html, Context) -> any()
insert_top_selector_js(CssSelector, Html) -> any()
make_postback(PostbackTag, EventType, TriggerId, TargetId, Delegate, Context) -> {JavascriptString, PickledPostback}
Make a javascript to call the postback, posting an encoded string containing callback information. The PostbackTag is send to the server, EventType is normally the atom 'postback'.
make_postback_info(Tag, EventType, TriggerId, TargetId, Delegate, Context) -> any()
Make an encoded string containing information which module and function to call.
make_validation_postback(Validator, Context) -> any()
make_validation_postback(Validator, Args, Context) -> any()
quote_css_selector(S) -> any()
Quote a css selector (assume no escaping needed...)
render(Context, X2) -> any()
Render adds output to the render field of the context state, makes sure that the added output is an iolist
render_actions(TriggerId, TargetId, T, Context) -> any()
render_css_selector(Selector) -> any()
Render a css selector, allow direct expressions like
render_to_iolist(Ts::TemplateOutput, Context::Context1) -> {iolist(), Context2}
Render adds output to the render field of the context state. Do update the context for possible changes in scripts etc.
render_validator(TriggerId, TargetId, Args, Context) -> any()
Render a validator to the correct javascript. Args are all arguments of the validator scomp. This renders an allocation of the initial validator and then appends all validations. 'type' holds multiple validations. Validations are of the form: {validator, [Args]}
replace(TargetId, Html, Context) -> any()
Replace an element to the the html fragment
replace_selector(CssSelector, Html, Context) -> any()
replace_selector_js(CssSelector, Html) -> any()
set_value(TargetId, Value, Context) -> any()
Set the value of an input element.
set_value_selector(CssSelector, Value, Context) -> any()
update(TargetId, Html, Context) -> any()
Set the contents of an element to the the html fragment
update_selector(CssSelector, Html, Context) -> any()
Set the contents of all elements matching the css selector to the the html fragment
update_selector_js(CssSelector, Html) -> any()
Set the contents of all elements matching the css selector to the the html fragment
validator(TriggerID::string(), TargetID::string(), Validator::#validator{}, Context::#context{}) -> #context{}
Add an input validator to the list of known validators, used when rendering custom validators
wire(Actions, Context) -> any()
wire(TriggerId, Actions, Context) -> any()
wire(TriggerId, TargetId, Actions, Context) -> any()
Generated by EDoc, Apr 11 2012, 20:41:27.


Exquisite 2019 Jaguar XJ Collection Marks End Of An Era
Jaguar’s flagship luxury sedan is bowing out with style.
by Martin BiggThis year marks the end of an era for Jaguar because the iconic Jaguar XJ luxury sedan is ending production after over 50 years. Replacing it will be a new flagship electric sedan, but before then Jaguar is giving the combustion-powered model a special send-off.
Joining the 2019 XJ lineup is the limited-edition XJ Collection Special Edition model designed to celebrate the current-generation XJ's legacy. Production will be limited to just 300 units representing the final examples of the current XJ that will roll off the production line and will be sold exclusively to US customers.
Based on the long-wheelbase, rear-wheel drive Jaguar XJL Supercharged model, the XJ Collection is distinguished by a range of exterior enhancements and unique cabin details. Inside, the XJ Collection features door panels with a gloss rich oak veneer and a linear laser inlay not found in any other XJ model, as well as a wood and leather steering wheel and unique metal treadplates with 'XJ Collection' branding. Each model will also receive an 'XJ Collection One of 300' plaque on the leather-wrapped dashboard.
Exterior highlights include 20-inch 5 split-spoke style wheels with a satin grey finish from the short wheelbase XJ Supercharged model and a 'Collection' badge on the decklid. A choice of exterior and interior color combinations will include a Yulong White or Santorini Black exterior paired with Ebony/Ebonyor Mineral/Ivory interiors as well as a British Racing Green exterior matched with an Ebony/London Tan interior.
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Powering the 2019 Jaguar XJ Collection is a 5.0-liter supercharged V8 that sends 470 horsepower and 424 lb-ft of torque to the rear wheels through an eight-speed automatic transmission. Standard equipment includes adaptive cruise control, 360-degree parking aid, 360-degree surround camera, all-season tires, and a 10-inch infotainment screen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support. Pricing for the Jaguar XJ Collection starts at $85,000.
To celebrate the debut of the XJ Collection, Jaguar partnered with famed fashion photographer Max Montgomery to showcase the model in a photoshoot featuring 'Why Women Kill' and 'True Detective' actress Alexandra Daddario.
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"The Jaguar XJ has always represented the pinnacle of Jaguar's model line-up," said Julian Thomson, Jaguar Design Director. "With its skillful blend of beautiful design, engaging performance and revered luxury, it has always proved a class apart, rewarding its driver just as much as it cossets and comforts the passenger. The limited-edition XJ Collection is the ultimate expression of refinement and timeless luxury."
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ELECTRODYNAMICS OF CONTINUOUS MEDIA (A.P.Silin)
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- Electrostatics of conductors
- Irnshaw theorem
- Mirror-image method
- Electrostatics of insulators
- Dielectric properties of crystals
- Laplace equation
- Green function of Laplace equation
- Boundary problems of electrostatics of insulators
- Generalized Poisson equations
- Direct current
- Ohmís law
- Hall effect, thermoelectric effects
- Electrical logging theory
- Electromagnetic waves
- Telegraph equation
- DíAlembert wave equation
- Klein wave equation
- Huygens principle
- Cherenkov effect
- Dirac d-function properties
- d-function and Fourier expansion
- Basic formulae containing d-function
- Green function
- LITERATURE:
- L.D. Landau, E.M. Lifshitz. Electrodynamics of Continuous Media
- I.E. Tamm. Foundations of Electricity
- D. Ivanenko, A. Sokolov. Classical Field Theory
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execline
Software
skarnet.org
The forstdin program
forstdin uses its input as loop elements to
run another program.
Interface
In an execlineb script:
forstdin [ -E | -e ] [ -p | -o okcodes | -x breakcodes ] [ -N | -n ] [ -C | -c ] [ -0 | -d delim ] variable loop...
- forstdin reads its standard input as it becomes available,
splitting it on every line automatically.
- For every argument x in the split output,
forstdin runs loop... as a child process, with
variable=x added to its environment.
- forstdin then exits 0 if it has read something on stdin,
and 1 if it hasn't read anything.
Options
- -p : parallel mode. Do not wait for a loop...
instance to finish before spawning the next one. forstdin will
still wait for all instances of loop to terminate before
exiting, though.
- -o okcodes : okcodes must
be a comma-separated list of exit codes. If the -p flag
hasn't been given and loop exits with one of the codes in
okcodes,
forstdin will run the following instances of the loop, but if the exit code is
not listed in okcodes, forstdin will exit immediately with an
approximation of the same exit code.
- -x breakcodes : like the previous
option, but with inverted meaning - the listed exit codes are codes
that will make forstdin break the loop and exit, and the unlisted exit
codes will make it keep looping.
- -e : no autoimport. This is the default.
- -E : autoimport. Instead of spawning
loop..., spawn importas -ui variable variable
loop.... This substitutes variable into the command
line instead of putting it into the environment.
Other options are similar (in name and functionality) to the switches
passed to control a substitution mechanism,
on purpose; however, forstdin does not call the substitution
mechanism and has its own semantics for those options.
- -N : store the whole line in variable,
including the terminating newline (or other delimiter).
- -n : chomp a terminating delimiter from the line from
stdin before storing it into variable. This is the default.
Note that if chomping is active, and the last line of stdin is not
terminated by a delimiter, then this last line will not be processed.
- -C : crunch. If there is an empty line (i.e. that
only contains a delimiter), do not call loop.
- -c : do not crunch, call loop even if
the line is empty. This is the default.
- -0 : accept null characters on its stdin,
using them as delimiters. If this option and a -d option are
used simultaneously, the rightmost one wins.
- -d delim : use the characters in string
delim as delimiters for a line. Default is "\n", meaning
the input is only split on newlines.
Notes
- You can start loop... with importas -u variable variable
to perform variable substitution.


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