library(causaloptim)
#> Warning: package 'causaloptim' was built under R version 3.6.3
#> Loading required package: igraph
#>
#> Attaching package: 'igraph'
#> The following objects are masked from 'package:stats':
#>
#> decompose, spectrum
#> The following object is masked from 'package:base':
#>
#> union
Run the Shiny application like so. The result is assigned to an objected called results
so that you can save the results that are produced in the web interface.
A new window in your system’s default web browser is opened with the following interface:
The instructions at the top provide details on how to specify the graph. The graph is divided into a left side and a right side. There is no confounding allowed between the left and right sides. All variables on the right side are confounded. Connections between the left and right sides must originate from the left. I.e, no connections from the right to left are allowed. On the left side, arbitrary connections are allowed and the model assumes that all nodes are observed and connected. On the right side, unmeasured variables are allowed, and the procedure assumes unmeasured confounding between all nodes. These restrictions are sufficient to ensure that the problem can be solved analytically using linear optimization.
In the main window below the text, Shift+click to add nodes. When a node is added, you are prompted to give it a name. Make sure that you use a valid R variable name. This means it cannot start with a number, and cannot contain spaces or special characters. Single capital letters are good choices, possibly with trailing numbers.
Click on an existing node to select it, and shift+click on a node to change the name. Shift+drag to connect nodes. Remember than no edges may go from the right side to the left side. Click a node to select and then press ‘u’ to mark it as unobserved/latent. Click to select nodes/edges and press delete to remove. If there are problems selecting nodes, try restarting your browser.
Once we have our graph specified, we can optionally make some annotations. You must specify the outcome of interest, and the exposure of interest. Select the outcome node and press ‘y’ to mark it as the outcome of interest, and then select the exposure node and press ‘e’ to mark it as the exposure of interest. The default causal contrast is the total effect. The exposure will be colored blue, and the outcome colored red.
We now have a graph specified that is ready to be analyzed. Optionally, click an edge and press ‘m’ to enforce monotonicity for that connection. If you are ready to analyze the object click on the “Press to analyze the graph button”. The program interprets the graph, converts it to an igraph
object with annotations, and prints the result from R. Inspect the resulting graph carefully so that you understand what is being analyzed.
The next step is to use the text box to specify the causal effect of interest. In our current example, we are interested in the causal risk difference in Y comparing X = 1 to X = 0, i.e., Y(X = 1) - Y(X = 0). The optimizer will compute bounds for the expected value of this quantity.
Use the text box to describe your causal effect of interest. The effects must be of the form
p{V11(X=a)=a; V12(X=a)=b;...} op1 p{V21(X=b)=a; V22(X=c)=b;...} op2 ...
where Vij
are names of variables in the graph, a, b
are either 0 or 1, and op
are either -
or +
. You can specify a single probability statement (i.e., no operator). Note that the probability statements begin with little p, and use curly braces, and items inside the probability statements are separated by ;
. The variables may be potential outcomes which are denoted by parentheses. Variables may also be nested inside potential outcomes. All of the following are valid effect statements:
p{Y(X = 1) = 1} - p{Y(X = 0) = 1}
p{X(Z = 1) = 1; X(Z = 0) = 0}
p{Y(M(X = 0), X = 1) = 1} - p{Y(M(X = 0), X = 0) = 1}
Back to our example, we specify the effect as
p{Y(X = 1) = 1} - p{Y(X = 0) = 1}
then click the “parse” button to fix the effect.
Once the causal effect of interest has been specified, you may optionally specify some constraints. Click the button to start the constraint interface.
Here you can specify potential outcomes to constrain by writing the potential outcomes, values of their parents, and operators that determine the constraint (equalities or inequalities). In our example, we can specify monotonicity of the instrument Z by defining the constraint X(Z = 1) \(\geq\) X(Z = 0):
X(Z = 1) >= X(Z = 0)
then click parse.
Once you have inspected the graph, specified the causal effect, and understand what is being analyzed, press the final button to compute the bounds.
The results are summarized in plain text. The bounds are expressed as the minimum/maximum of a series of expressions involving the conditional probabilities of the observed variables. For more details on the method see the paper that doesn’t exist yet. The final button allows you to return all of the objects back to the R environment and store them in results
.
The results
object contains the graph, the parameterization and interpretation of the graph in terms of the variables and parameters, the bounds and log information about the optimization procedure, and an R function that implements the bounds:
names(results)
#> [1] "graphres" "obj" "bounds.obs" "constraints"
#> [5] "effect" "boundsFunction"
print(results$bounds.obs)
#>
#> MAX {
#> p00_0 - p00_1 - p10_1 - p01_1
#> }
#>
#>
#> MIN {
#> - p10_1 - p01_0 + 1
#> }
print(results$boundsFunction)
#> function (p00_0 = NULL, p00_1 = NULL, p10_0 = NULL, p10_1 = NULL,
#> p01_0 = NULL, p01_1 = NULL, p11_0 = NULL, p11_1 = NULL)
#> c(lower = pmax(p00_0 - p00_1 - p10_1 - p01_1), upper = pmin(-p10_1 -
#> p01_0 + 1))
#> <environment: 0x00000000130e5ba8>
The results object can also be used to numerically simulate the bounds. Try using the simulate_bounds
function.
sim <- simulate_bounds(results$obj, results$bounds.obs, nsim = 100)
head(sim)
#> objective bound.lower bound.upper
#> 1 0.004149717 -0.2670438 0.3588354
#> 2 0.053117655 -0.2739226 0.3364005
#> 3 -0.119891415 -0.3248161 0.3079480
#> 4 -0.105062684 -0.4054214 0.2302963
#> 5 0.011366601 -0.3578719 0.3696915
#> 6 0.017099869 -0.2931203 0.3128265
We also provide a helper function to print the bounds as latex equations. Use the latex_bounds
function.
\[ \mbox{Lower bound} = P(X = 0, Y = 0 | Z = 0) - P(X = 0, Y = 0 | Z = 1) - P(X = 1, Y = 0 | Z = 1) - P(X = 0, Y = 1 | Z = 1) \] \[ \mbox{Upper bound} = - P(X = 1, Y = 0 | Z = 1) - P(X = 0, Y = 1 | Z = 0) + 1 \]
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Gets or sets the attack complexity.
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Gets or sets the availability requirement.
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Computes the base impact subscore (called ISC_Base) in the specification.
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Computes the base score.
the base score
Computes the environmental score.
the Environmental score.
Computes the exploitability subscore.
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Computes the impact subscore (called ISC in the specification).
the impact subscore
Computes the value defined in the specification as ISC_Modified.
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Computes the modified exploitability subscore.
the modified exploitability subscore
Computes the modified impact subscore.
the modified impact subscore.
Computes the overall score.
the overall score
Computes the CVSS score set under the current configuration.
the computed CVSS score set
Computes the temporal score.
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Gets the modified attack complexity if defined, otherwise returns the base attack complexity.
the modified attack complexity if defined, otherwise the base attack complexity
Gets the modified attack vector if defined, otherwise returns the base attack vector.
the modified attack vector if defined, otherwise the base attack vector
Gets the modified availability impact if defined, otherwise returns the base availability impact.
the modified availability impact if defined, otherwise the base availability impact
Gets the modified confidentiality impact if defined, otherwise returns the base confidentiality impact.
the modified confidentiality impact if defined, otherwise the base confidentiality impact
Gets the modified integrity impact if defined, otherwise returns the base integrity impact.
the modified integrity impact if defined, otherwise the base integrity impact
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true if this instance is ready to compute a CVSS score, otherwise false
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Converts an AttackComplexity enum value to a number for use in calculations.
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Converts an AttackVector enum value to a number for use in calculations.
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Converts an ExploitCodeMaturity enum value to a number for use in calculations.
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Manasa is out on a hike with friends. She finds a trail of stones with numbers on them. She starts following the trail and notices that two consecutive stones have a difference of either $a$ or $b$. Legend has it that there is a treasure trove at the end of the trail and if Manasa can guess the value of the last stone, the treasure would be hers. Given that the number on the first stone was $0$, find all the possible values for the number on the last stone.
Note: The numbers on the stones are in increasing order.
Input Format
The first line contains an integer $T$, i.e. the number of test cases. $T$ test cases follow; each has 3 lines. The first line contains $n$ (the number of stones). The second line contains $a$, and the third line contains $b$.
Output Format
Space-separated list of numbers which are the possible values of the last stone in increasing order.
Constraints
$1 \le T \le 10$
$1 \le n, a, b \le 10^3$
Sample Input
2
3
1
2
4
10
100
Sample Output
2 3 4
30 120 210 300
Explanation
All possible series for the first test case are given below:
Hence the answer 2 3 4
.
Series with different number of final steps for second test case are the following:
Hence the answer 30 120 210 300
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VIRUS A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1995 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: A glitzy, glossy story of an Ebola outbreak that sidesteps everything that would make the story really interesting and turns it into a cliched crime story. There is a much more interesting story about Ebola going on in Zaire as I write this. Rating: -1 (-4 to +4)
Riding the tide of the current interest in emerging viral diseases comes an NBC made-for-TV film, VIRUS, broadcast on Monday, May 8. This is Roger Young's adaptation of the novel OUTBREAK by Robin Cook with Armand Mastroianni directing. People who remember my review of the recent movie OUTBREAK know I have a very specific interest in fiction and non-fiction about emerging and extremely virulent diseases, especially Ebola. I suppose this is a morbid fascination, but in my uninformed estimation, and that of a few other people I have read, viral diseases, mostly being uncovered as Africa develops, constitutea greater threat to human life than nuclear weapons ever did. This is in large part because, for now at least (and contrary to expectation), humans are smart enough to restrain themselves from loosing the destruction that a nuclear war would bring. But a virus does not wait for human permission to break out. And the story of the Ebola virus is far from over. At the time OUTBREAK was released there had been three acknowledged outbreaks of Ebola. Ebola Zaire occurred in an isolated region and it burned itself out quickly. In some experts' opinions it is still not clear why Ebola Sudan did not become a worldwide catastrophe. (Ebola Reston, chronicled in Richard Preston's best seller THE HOT ZONE, apparently had only flu-like symptoms in humans.) Since OUTBREAK was released there came to light rumors of a fourth outbreak on the Ivory Coast last November. And as I write this the most important news story in the world--though certainly not the best covered by the news media--is that there is a fifth outbreak of Ebola in a population center in Zaire. We are very likely still at the really early stages of the story of the war between humans and the Ebola virus. We still do not know the animal host that serves as its breeding ground, and it keeps on breeding. And the forests of the world may harbor hundreds of such viral diseases with which humans have yet to make contact.
Well, on a lighter note we have this film run on NBC, based on the novel by Robin Cook. Cook is absolutely the wrong person to write a good thriller about Ebola. He writes stories about conspiracies in or near the medical community. When you are writing a story about a disease as dangerous as Ebola is all by itself, you do not need human bad guys. That is the same mistake that the film OUTBREAK made. Here it is not so much a mistake as a disaster. While OUTBREAK soured in the final third, this was a bad film almost from the word "go." This is primarily just a reprise of a favorite Hollywood plot of the damsel fighting the nasty conspiracy or evil people. Yes, this particular outbreak of Ebola is brought on as a plot by some nasty villains who have this reason why they want to see this potential worldwide cataclysm take place. The endangered damsel is Dr. Marissa Blumenthal (played by Nicollette Sheridan), a brilliant new hire at the Center for Disease Control. She just happens to be drop-dead beautiful, wears lots of makeup, and has carefully styled hair. She looks just exactly like any intelligent CDC doctor would never look. And she is very quickly getting all the plum responsibilities. Of course there is some suspicion that is because she is living with the influential Dr. Ralph Harbuck (William Devane who acted with Sheridan previously on KNOT'S LANDING). Her success seems odd because she seems to have to have explained to her some very obvious safety precautions in the maximum security lab (like negative air pressure so air blows in rather than out). And if you see nothing ridiculous in someone in so important a position knowing so little, wait until you hear the motive of the conspirators! I will not spoil the plot here, but it is a real doozy.
VIRUS is a poorly conceived thriller that sidesteps everything that really would be interesting about an Ebola outbreak in favor of an overused plot. I would give it a -1 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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I am currently improving many articles on Wikipedia as a preparation for some math exams. And I recently started to create images with LaTeX / TikZ.
Today, I've found this image in the article about the Intermediate value theorem:
Get special points
As a first step, you should open the image with GIMP (or any other editor of your choice) and find the pixel-coordinates of special points:
This function has a maximum at (123 | 105) and a minimum at (172 | 218) ... well, thats not correct. Note that the axis of GIMP starts at the upper left. So the y-axis is wrong.
I have cropped and flipped the image vertically. Now you can read the minimum / maximum coordinates with GIMP:
The local maximum is at (79 | 133) and the local minimum is at (131 | 20).
Form equations
A cubic function generally looks like this: \(f(x) = a \cdot x^3 + b \cdot x^2 + c \cdot x + d\)
You have two points, so they have to fit to this equation: (I) \(f(79) = 133\) (II) \(f(131) = 20\)
The derivative has to be zero in a minimum and a maximum, so you know two more equations: (III) \(f'(79) = 0\) (IV) \(f'(131) = 0\)
Four linear equations and four variables. Now we can solve those equations.
Get explicit equations
As a first step, we write down the equations in an explicit form. You have to know the general derivate of a cubic function: \(f'(x) = 3 a\cdot x^2 + 2 b \cdot x + c\)
(I) \(493039a + 6241b+79c + d = 133\) (II) \(2352637a + 17689b + 131c + d = 20\) (III) \(18723a + 158 b + c = 0\) (IV) \(51483 a + 262 b + c = 0\)
Solve the equations
Now you have to solve the equations. I took Wolfram|Alpha, because the numbers are really ugly. If you like to do it by hand, you have to know how to use the Gaussian algorithm.
Here is the exact solution:
And here is an approximation:
The LaTeX Code
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[pdftex,active,tightpage]{preview}
\setlength\PreviewBorder{2mm}
\usepackage{pgfplots}
\usepackage{units}
\pgfplotsset{compat=1.3}% <-- moves axis labels near ticklabels
% (respects tick label widths)
\usepackage{tikz}
\usetikzlibrary{arrows, positioning, calc, intersections, decorations.markings}
\usepackage{xcolor}
\definecolor{horizontalLineColor}{HTML}{008000}
\definecolor{verticalLineColor}{HTML}{FF0000}
\begin{document}
% Define this as a command to ensure that it is same in both cases
\newcommand*{\ShowIntersection}[2]{
\fill
[name intersections={of=#1 and #2, name=i, total=\t}]
[red, opacity=1, every node/.style={above left, black, opacity=1}]
\foreach \s in {1,...,\t}{(i-\s) circle (2pt)
node [above left] {\s}};
}
\begin{preview}
\begin{tikzpicture}
\begin{axis}[
label distance=0mm,
width=8cm, height=7cm, % size of the image
xmin= 40, % start the diagram at this x-coordinate
xmax= 180, % end the diagram at this x-coordinate
ymin=60, % start the diagram at this y-coordinate
ymax=170, % end the diagram at this y-coordinate
ylabel=y,
xlabel=x,
axis lines=left,
tick style={draw=none},
xticklabels={,,},
yticklabels={,,}
]
\addplot[name path global=a, domain=55:161, dotted, blue,
thick,samples=500, label=$y=f(x)$]
{113/132078*x*x*x-11865/44026*x*x+1169437/44026*x-93155207/132078};
% ( 55 | 82.7344) and (161 | 156.011) are on the graph
\coordinate (b) at (axis cs: 55,170);
\coordinate (c) at (axis cs:161,170);
\coordinate (d) at (axis cs:161,82.7344);
\coordinate (e) at (axis cs:161,156.011);
\coordinate (a1) at (axis cs:55,111.494);
\coordinate (a2) at (axis cs:161,111.494);
\draw[verticalLineColor, thick, <->](a1) -- (a2);
\draw[verticalLineColor,dashed](b |- 0,0) -- (b);
\draw[verticalLineColor,dashed](c |- 0,0) -- (c);
\draw[horizontalLineColor,dashed, thick](d -| 0,0) -- (d);
\draw[horizontalLineColor,dashed, thick](e -| 0,0) -- (e);
% (100 | 111.494)
\coordinate (f) at (axis cs:100, 111.494);
\draw[red,dashed](f |- 0,0) -- (f);
\end{axis}
\end{tikzpicture}
\end{preview}
\end{document}


With SlickGrid, you can still have rich, complex cells rendered against the actual DOM nodes while still preserving the speed and responsiveness. This is achieved through async background post-rendering. SlickGrid exposes a asyncPostRender property on a column which you can use to set your own function that will manipulate the cell DOM node directly. The event is fired one by one for all visible rows in the viewport on a timer so it doesn't impact the UI responsiveness. You should still make sure that post-processing one row doesn't take too long though. SlickGrid will figure out what and when needs to be updated for you.
The example below is a list of 500 rows with a title and 5 integer cells followed by graphical representation of
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The graph is drawn using a CANVAS element in the background.
The grid is editable, so you can edit the numbers and see the changes reflected (almost) immediately in the graph.
The graph cell behaves just like an ordinary cell and can be resized/reordered.
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--- title: energyVector sidebar: function_reference_sidebar permalink: stiffnessTensor.energyVector.html folder: function_reference toc: false ---
Calculates Energy velocity vector (km/s)
Energy velocity for lossless elastic medium (i.e. no attenuation) Good proxy for group velocity, which typically has some energy loss The formula is given by F.I. Fedorov(1968)Theory of Elastic Waves in Crystals, 375 pp. New York: Penum Press.
Ve_i = C_ijkl P_j P_l X_k / rho*V
N.B. E_magnitude should be equal or more than plane wave velocity vp, vs1 or vs2
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| C | stiffnessTensor (units GPa) |
| x | vector3d propagation direction |
| v | plane wave velocity (unit km/s) e.g. vp,vs1 or vs2 |
| p | vector3d plane wave polarization vector e.g. pp,ps1 or ps2 |
| vFun | S2Fun plane wave velocity (unit km/s) e.g. vp,vs1 or vs2 |
| pFun | S2AxisField plane wave polarization vector e.g. pp,ps1 or ps2 |
| rho | density in g/cm3 |
| E | Energy velocity vector (units km/s) |


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- E. Setiawan, T. Adiono, R. Mulyawan, N. Sutisna, I. Syafalni, and W. O. Popoola, “A Real-Time Baseband Processor for Li-Fi Internet Access,” Hindawi, Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing, vol. 2022, Nov 2022, DOI: 10.1155/2022/6154495.
- S. Fuada, E. Setiawan, T. Adiono, and W. O. Popoola, “Design and Verification of SoC for OFDM-based Visible Light Communication transceiver systems and integration with off-the-shelf analog front-end,” Optik, International Journal for Light and Electron Optics, vol. 258(1), May 2022, DOI: 10.1016/j.ijleo.2022.168867.
- E. Setiawan and T. Adiono, “Modelling the OFDM-Based PHY Layer in SoC for Visible Light Communication,” International Journal of Recent Contributions from Engineering, Science & IT (iJES), vol. 7(3), Sep 2019, DOI: 10.3991/ijes.v7i3.10695.
- E. Setiawan and T. Adiono, “Design of AXI4-Stream based Modulator IP Core for Visible Light Communication System-on-Chip,” Informatics, Telecommunication, and Electronics (INFOTEL), vol. 10(2), May 2018, DOI: 10.20895/infotel.v10i2.367.
- S. Tjiharjadi, M. C. Wijaya, and E. Setiawan, “Optimization Maze Robot using A* and Flood Fill Algorithm,” International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Robotics Research (IJMERR), vol. 6(5), Sep 2017, DOI: 10.18178/ijmerr.6.5.366-372.
- S. Tjiharjadi and E. Setiawan, “Design and Implementation of a Path Finding Robot Using Flood Fill Algorithm,” International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Robotics Research (IJMERR), vol. 5(3), Jul 2016, DOI: 10.18178/ijmerr.5.3.180-185.
Conference Proceedings
- M. A. Ramadhan, G. H. Tanudjaja, E. Setiawan, T. Adiono, N. Sutisna, R. Mulyawan, and I. Syafalni, “Design and Implementation of a Pre-Equalizer for Visible Light Communication,” in Proceedings of the 2021 International Symposium on Intelligent Signal Processing and Communication Systems (ISPACS), Taiwan, Nov 2021.
- T. Adiono, M. Jonathan, E. Setiawan, N. Sutisna, R. Mulyawan, and I. Syafalni, “Performance Measurement of Real-time FPGA based OFDM System Implementation,” in Proceedings of The 8th International Conference on Electrical Engineering and Informatics (ICEEI), Malaysia, Oct 2021.
- E. Setiawan, T. Adiono, I. N. O. Osahon, and W. O. Popoola, “Experimental Demonstration of Visible Light Communication using White LED, Blue Filter and SoC based Test-Bed,” in Proceedings of the 4th International Symposium on Electronics and Smart Devices (ISESD), Indonesia, Oct 2019.
- E. Setiawan, T. Adiono, and S. Fuada, “Demodulator IP Cores Design for OFDM-based Visible Light Communication System-on-Chip,” in Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference and Exhibition on Visible Light Communication (ICEVLC), South Korea, Mar 2019, pp. 54-57.
- E. Setiawan, T. Adiono, and S. Fuada, “PHY Layer Design of OFDM-VLC System based on SoC using Reuse Methodology,” in Proceedings of the 15th International SoC Design Conference (ISOCC), South Korea, Nov 2018, pp. 115-116.
- E. Setiawan and T. Adiono, “Implementation of Systolic Co-processor for Deep Neural Network Inference based on SoC,” in Proceedings of the 15th International SoC Design Conference (ISOCC), South Korea, Nov 2018, pp. 36-37.
- E. Setiawan, S. Fuada, and T. Adiono, “Experimental Demonstration of OFDM Visible Light Communications based on System-on-Chip,” in Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium on Electronics and Smart Devices (ISESD), Indonesia, Oct 2018.
- T. Adiono, G. Meliolla, E. Setiawan, and S. Harimurti, “Design of Neural Network Architecture using Systolic Array Implemented in Verilog Code,” in Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium on Electronics and Smart Devices (ISESD), Indonesia, Oct 2018.
- E. Setiawan, M. M. Latin, V. A. Mardiana, and T. Adiono, “Implementation of Baseband Transmitter Design based on QPSK Modulation on Zynq-7000 All-Programmable System-on-Chip,” in Proceedings of the 2nd International Symposium on Electronics and Smart Devices (ISESD), Indonesia, Oct 2017.
- E. Setiawan, M. M. Latin, and B. R. Alam, “Design and Simulation of Front-End Broadband RF Power Amplifier for LTE TDD 2.3 GHz,” in Proceedings of the 2nd International Symposium on Electronics and Smart Devices (ISESD), Indonesia, Oct 2017.
Poster Presentations
- E. Setiawan and T. Adiono, “Throughput Improvement of an Autocorrelation Block for Time Synchronization OFDM-based LiFi System using Pipeline Architecture,” in Proceedings of the 16th International SoC Design Conference (ISOCC), South Korea, Oct 2019.


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NcmStatsDist2dSplineNcmStatsDist2dSpline — Two-dimensional probability distribution based on a spline |
Properties
| NcmSpline2d * | m2lnp | Read / Write / Construct |
| gboolean | marginal-x | Read / Write / Construct |
Description
Reconstruction of an arbitrary two-dimensional probability distribution based on a spline.
Functions
ncm_stats_dist2d_spline_new ()
NcmStatsDist2dSpline *
ncm_stats_dist2d_spline_new (NcmSpline2d *m2lnp
);
Returns a new NcmStatsDist2dSpline where m2lnp
, $-2\ln(p(x, y))$, is a NcmSpline2d, where $p(x, y)$
is the probability density function.
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The “m2lnp”
property
“m2lnp” NcmSpline2d *
m2lnp.
Owner: NcmStatsDist2dSpline
Flags: Read / Write / Construct
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Owner: NcmStatsDist2dSpline
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Toyota Supra "Longtail" Looks Tastefully Restrained, Shows Sleek Widebody
by Andrei TutuAs anybody with a passion for fast cars and an Internet connection has noticed, longtail conversions are on the rise - you know, increasing the size of a car's posterior to ensure extra stability at the top end of the speedometer. And while the best recent example of this has to be the Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+, the aftermarket side of the industry is watching too. For now, we'll stick to a rendering of the sort, one that involves the Toyota Supra.
This Mk IV Supra has received a widebody conversion and the pixel transformation deserves plenty of praise. For one thing, the integrated wing of the Japanese toy almost makes it look like a Longtail machine, increasing the surface that directs the airflow - hjere's an example of a real-world Porsche 911 GT2 RS build that also stretches the Longtail concept.
Going past the LT stunt, this Supra kit borrows multiple element from factory designs and the front fender air vent that says Chevrolet Corvette is an example as good as any. Oh, and let's not forget the racing-like parts, such as the door mirrors found on the Toyota.
However, the devil is not just in the details. You see, despite the fact that this kit packs all sorts of aero tricks, the end result manages to remain somewhat restrained. Heck, this velocity animal doesn't even need a rear wing to impress.
As for the mind behind this eye candy, we're talking about Arnold Verghese, a gear head who describes himself as an automotive CG artist, a motion designer and an animator.
Fortunately, the car lover went through the effort of rendering multiple angles of the widebody Mk IV Supra and even included a modded Mk V in one of the works - make sure to check out the social media post below, which portray the speed devil.
PS: If you're looking for an Mk IV Supra that has been given an extreme makeover, this rendering should do the trick.


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Release Notes¶
Version 3.2¶
Version 3.2.0 (Current)¶
Release date: Sept. 2022
Current Availability (New features and fixes in this release are denoted with a blue font color in the following list of features.)
- Structural Information Model
MDOF: creating idealized multi-degree-of-freedom models
OpenSees: user-defined OpenSees models
Steel Building Model: automating steel frame design and modeling
Concrete Building Model: automating concrete moment frame design and modeling
MDOF-LU: MDOF shear building model
- Ground Motion Event
Stochastic Ground Motion: simulating stochastic ground motion recordings
PEER NGA Records: selecting and scaling PEER NGA West2 ground motions
Site Response: propagating rock motions to the surface
Multiple PEER: using multiple PEER recordings
Multiple SimCenter: using multiple SimCenter-format recordings
User Specified Database: selecting and scaling ground motions from the user-specified flatfile
- Finite Element Application
OpenSees: Open System for Earthquake Engineering Simulation
- Engineering Demand Parameter Generator
Standard Earthquake: maximum story drift ratio, lateral story displacement, peak floor acceleration
User Defined: user-specified EDP
- Uncertainty Quantification
- Dakota
Forward Propagation
Sensitivity Analysis
Reliability Analysis
SimCenterUQ
- Results
Summary Data
Data Values
- Others: Improvements to the message area, and minor bug fixes
Decoupling the output units defined in GI with the units used in the simulation.
Decoupling the Rayleigh damping ratio with the FEM configuration.
Version 3.1¶
Version 3.1.0¶
Release date: July 2022
Current Availability (New features and fixes in this release are denoted with a blue font color in the following list of features.)
- Structural Information Model
MDOF: creating idealized multi-degree-of-freedom models
OpenSees: user-defined OpenSees models
Steel Building Model: automating steel frame design and modeling
- Ground Motion Event
Stochastic Ground Motion: simulating stochastic ground motion recordings
- PEER NGA Records: selecting and scaling PEER NGA West2 ground motions
Adding a surrogate hazard model feature to get target response spectrum from Gaussian Process model
A new example is provided for evaluating target response spectrum from GP surrogate for Hayward earthquake in Bay Area
Site Response: propagating rock motions to the surface
Multiple PEER: using multiple PEER recordings
Multiple SimCenter: using multiple SimCenter-format recordings
User Specified Database: selecting and scaling ground motions from the user-specified flatfile
- Finite Element Application
OpenSees: Open System for Earthquake Engineering Simulation
- Engineering Demand Parameter Generator
Standard Earthquake: maximum story drift ratio, lateral story displacement, peak floor acceleration
User Defined: user-specified EDP
- Uncertainty Quantification
- Dakota
Forward Propagation
Sensitivity Analysis
Reliability Analysis
SimCenterUQ
- Results
Summary Data
Data Values
- Others: Improvements to the message area, and minor bug fixes
Fixing the radio button in Multiple Event (uncheck is now enabled)
Version 3.0¶
Version 3.0.0¶
Release date: March. 2022
Current Availability (New features and fixes in this release are denoted with a blue font color in the following list of features.)
- Structural Information Model
MDOF: creating idealized multi-degree-of-freedom models
OpenSees: user-defined OpenSees models
Steel Building Model: automating steel frame design and modeling
- Ground Motion Event
Stochastic Ground Motion: simulating stochastic ground motion recordings
- PEER NGA Records: selecting and scaling PEER NGA West2 ground motions
Adding a USGS seismic disaggregation feature for given return periods and user-defined IM
Computing conditional mean spectrum target (ASCE 7) based on disaggregated mean magnitude and distance
Selecting and scaling records to the disaggregation-based target spectrum
Site Response: propagating rock motions to the surface
Multiple PEER: using multiple PEER recordings
Multiple SimCenter: using multiple SimCenter-format recordings
User Specified Database: selecting and scaling ground motions from the user-specified flatfile
- Finite Element Application
OpenSees: Open System for Earthquake Engineering Simulation
- Engineering Demand Parameter Generator
Standard Earthquake: maximum story drift ratio, lateral story displacement, peak floor acceleration
User Defined: user-specified EDP
- Uncertainty Quantification
- Dakota
Forward Propagation
Sensitivity Analysis
Reliability Analysis
- SimCenterUQ
New UQ engine: PLoM - training surrogate model for defined structural model or user-supplied response data matrix
Generating new realizations of structural responses from trained surrogate model
Including user-defined ground motion intensity measure in the model training
- Results
Summary Data
- Data Values
New data visualization panel
Highlighting data points in the result table
Others: Improvements to the message area, and minor bug fixes
Version 2.2¶
Version 2.2.7¶
Release date: Jan. 2022
Current Availability (New features and fixes in this release are denoted with a blue font color in the following list of features.)
- Structural Information Model
MDOF: creating idealized multi-degree-of-freedom models
OpenSees: user-defined OpenSees models
Steel Building Model: automating steel frame design and modeling
- Ground Motion Event
Stochastic Ground Motion: simulating stochastic ground motion recordings
PEER NGA Records: selecting and scaling PEER NGA West2 ground motions
Site Response: propagating rock motions to the surface
Multiple PEER: using multiple PEER recordings
Multiple SimCenter: using multiple SimCenter-format recordings
User Specified Database: selecting and scaling ground motions from the user-specified flatfile
- Finite Element Application
OpenSees: Open System for Earthquake Engineering Simulation
- Engineering Demand Parameter Generator
Standard Earthquake: maximum story drift ratio, lateral story displacement, peak floor acceleration
User Defined: user-specified EDP
- Uncertainty Quantification
- Dakota
Forward Propagation
Sensitivity Analysis
Reliability Analysis
- Results
Summary Data
Data Values
Version 2.2.6¶
Release date: Dec. 22nd, 2021
Current Availability (New features and fixes in this release are denoted with a blue font color in the following list of features.)
- Structural Information Model
MDOF: creating idealized multi-degree-of-freedom models
OpenSees: user-defined OpenSees models
Steel Building Model: automating steel frame design and modeling
- Ground Motion Event
Stochastic Ground Motion: simulating stochastic ground motion recordings
- PEER NGA Records: selecting and scaling PEER NGA West2 ground motions
Specifying the fault type, pulse-like feature, and duration filter in ground motion selection
Adding the option of “Geometric” suite average for the PEER NGA West2 ground motion selection
Site Response: propagating rock motions to the surface
Multiple PEER: using multiple PEER recordings
Multiple SimCenter: using multiple SimCenter-format recordings
User Specified Database: selecting and scaling ground motions from the user-specified flatfile
- Finite Element Application
OpenSees: Open System for Earthquake Engineering Simulation
- Engineering Demand Parameter Generator
Standard Earthquake: maximum story drift ratio, lateral story displacement, peak floor acceleration
- User Defined: user-specified EDP
Fixing the bug of using user-specified EDP names
- Uncertainty Quantification
- Dakota
Forward Propagation
Sensitivity Analysis
Reliability Analysis
- Results
Summary Data
- Data Values
Fixing the bug of exporting ground motion names in the “Save Data”
Version 2.2.5¶
Release date: Oct. 4th, 2021
Current Availability
- Structural Information Model
MDOF: creating idealized multi-degree-of-freedom models
OpenSees: user-defined OpenSees models
Steel Building Model: automating steel frame design and modeling
- Ground Motion Event
Stochastic Ground Motion: simulating stochastic ground motion recordings
PEER NGA Records: selecting and scaling PEER NGA West2 ground motions
Site Response: propagating rock motions to the surface
Multiple PEER: using multiple PEER recordings
Multiple SimCenter: using multiple SimCenter-format recordings
User Specified Database: selecting and scaling ground motions from the user-specified flatfile
- Finite Element Application
OpenSees: Open System for Earthquake Engineering Simulation
- Engineering Demand Parameter Generator
Standard Earthquake: maximum story drift ratio, lateral story displacement, peak floor acceleration
User Defined: user-specified EDP
- Uncertainty Quantification
- Dakota
Forward Propagation
Sensitivity Analysis
Reliability Analysis
Version 3.1.0¶
Release plan: June 2022
Planned features
UQ: New surrogate modeling methods (e.g., SAF-IDA)
EVT: Invoking OpenQuake to generate scenario-based or classical PSHA ground motion spectral targets
FEM: invoking OpenSeesPy
…*
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Pure abstract template class that can be implemented by any nfc reader. More...
#include <nfc.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| NFC (communication::protocol &_protocol) | |
| Constructor for the abstract NFC class. More... | |
| virtual void | init ()=0 |
| Abstract function to intialise a NFC card. More... | |
| virtual void | sendData (uint8_t *commandBuffer, const uint8_t n_bytes)=0 |
| Abstract function to send data to the nfc chip over the provided interface. More... | |
| virtual void | getData (uint8_t *buffer, const uint8_t n_bytes)=0 |
| Abstract function to get data from the nfc chip over the provided interface. More... | |
| virtual statusCode | writeRegister (const uint16_t reg, const uint8_t val)=0 |
| Abstract function to write a internal register of a nfc chip. More... | |
| virtual std::array< uint8_t, 2 > | readRegister (const uint16_t reg)=0 |
| Abstract function to read a internal register of a nfc chip. More... | |
| virtual statusCode | writeGPIO (uint8_t newPinState)=0 |
| Abstract function to write/set certain GPIO pins of the nfc chip. More... | |
| virtual std::array< uint8_t, 2 > | readGPIO ()=0 |
| Abstract function to read certain GPIO pins of the nfc chip. More... | |
| virtual bool | waitForChip (const int timeout=2000)=0 |
| Abstract function to check wether the nfc chip has responded within the given timeout. More... | |
| virtual bool | checkAck (const uint8_t *buffer, const uint8_t n)=0 |
| Abstract function to check wether the send data has been acknowleged by the nfc chip. More... | |
| virtual Result | sendCommandAndCheckAck (setupSendCommand &command)=0 |
| Abstract function that can handle the complete communication between the nfc chip and host controller. More... | |
| virtual std::array< uint8_t, 5 > | getFirmwareVersion ()=0 |
| Abstract function to get the firmware version of the NFC chip. More... | |
| virtual statusCode | performSelftest ()=0 |
| Abstract function to let the nfc chip perform a selftest. More... | |
| virtual std::array< uint8_t, 5 > | getGeneralStatus ()=0 |
| Abstract function to get the current status of a nfc chip. More... | |
| virtual bool | detectCard (card &cardinfo, const uint8_t nCards, const uint8_t cardtype)=0 |
| Abstract function for a nfc chip to detect wether a nfc card is within it´s rf field. More... | |
| virtual statusCode | selectCard ()=0 |
| Abstract function to select / or deselect a specific card that is in the nfc's rf field. More... | |
| virtual statusCode | SAMConfiguration (const uint8_t mode)=0 |
| Abstract function to set the mode of the internal SAM (Security Access Module) More... | |
| virtual statusCode | RFField (const bool state)=0 |
| Abstract function to switch nfc's RF field on or off. More... | |
| virtual statusCode | setMaxRetries (const uint8_t maxRetries)=0 |
| virtual statusCode | setSerialBaudrate (const nfc::baudRate br)=0 |
| Abstract function to change the serial baudrate beteween a nfc chip and host controller. More... | |
| virtual statusCode | mifareReadCard (card &cardInfo, const uint8_t cardNumber, const mifareCommands AorB, const cardKeys &authenticationKeys)=0 |
| Method to read a entire mifare classic card. More... | |
| virtual statusCode | mifareReadPage (card &cardinfo, const uint8_t cardNumber, const uint8_t pageNumber)=0 |
| Method to read a certain mifare classic page. More... | |
| virtual statusCode | mifareWritePage (card &cardinfo, const uint8_t cardNumber, const uint8_t pageNumber, const char *data)=0 |
| Method to write to a certain page of a mifare classic card. More... | |
| virtual statusCode | mifareAuthenticate (card &cardinfo, const uint8_t cardNumber, const mifareCommands AorB, const uint8_t pagenr, const uint8_t *key)=0 |
| Method to write to authenticate a certain sector trailer block of a mifare classic card. More... | |
| virtual statusCode | mifareMakeValueBlock (card &cardinfo, const uint8_t cardnumber, const mifareCommands AorB, const uint8_t pagenr, const uint8_t sector, const uint8_t *key)=0 |
| Abstract function to transform a given page ( pagenr ) to a valueblock. More... | |
| virtual statusCode | mifareIncrement (card &cardinfo, const uint8_t cardnumber, const mifareCommands AorB, const uint8_t pagenr, const uint8_t sector, const uint8_t *key, const uint32_t value)=0 |
| Abstract function to increment a valueblock by a given value ( value ) More... | |
| virtual statusCode | mifareDecrement (card &cardinfo, const uint8_t cardnumber, const mifareCommands AorB, const uint8_t pagenr, const uint8_t sector, const uint8_t *key, const uint32_t value)=0 |
| Abstract function to decrement a valueblock by a given value ( value ) More... | |
| virtual statusCode | mifareTransfer (card &cardinfo, const uint8_t cardnumber, const mifareCommands AorB, const uint8_t pagenr, const uint8_t sector, const uint8_t *key)=0 |
| Abstract function to update a valueblock with the value that is in the internal buffer of the mifare card. More... | |
Protected Attributes | |
| communication::protocol & | _protocol |
Pure abstract template class that can be implemented by any nfc reader.
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inline |
Constructor for the abstract NFC class.
Takes a protocol (SPI, I2C, UART) as argument
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pure virtual |
Abstract function to check wether the send data has been acknowleged by the nfc chip.
| buffer | Pointer to the acknowledge buffer we want to check |
| n | Size of the ack buffer |
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.
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Abstract function for a nfc chip to detect wether a nfc card is within it´s rf field.
| cardinfo | Card class where the card data can be stored in |
| nCards | Amount of cards that can be detected by the nfc card |
| cardtype | Type of card that needs to be read |
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.
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pure virtual |
Abstract function to get data from the nfc chip over the provided interface.
| buffer | Pointer to the buffer we want to store received data in |
| n_bytes | Amount of bytes that needs to be read |
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.
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pure virtual |
Abstract function to get the firmware version of the NFC chip.
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.
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pure virtual |
Abstract function to get the current status of a nfc chip.
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.
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pure virtual |
Abstract function to intialise a NFC card.
This method is used to initialise a NFC card For exampe: Set cerain flags, modes, etc..
Implemented in nfc::NfcOled, and nfc::PN532_chip.
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pure virtual |
Method to write to authenticate a certain sector trailer block of a mifare classic card.
| cardinfo | a card class where the card data can be stored in |
| cardNumber | card that needs to be written to |
| AorB | autenticate with key a or key b |
| pageNumber | pagenumber that needs to be authenticated |
| key | pointer to key array that the sector trailer block needs to be autenticated with |
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.
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pure virtual |
Abstract function to decrement a valueblock by a given value ( value )
| cardinfo | A card class where the card data can be stored in |
| cardNumber | Card that needs to be written to |
| AorB | Autenticate with key a or key b |
| pageNumber | Pagenumber that needs to be authenticated |
| sector | Sector where the new valueblock will be located in |
| key | Pointer to key array that the sector trailer block needs to be autenticated with |
| value | Value the sectorblock needs to be decremented by |
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.
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pure virtual |
Abstract function to increment a valueblock by a given value ( value )
| cardinfo | A card class where the card data can be stored in |
| cardNumber | Card that needs to be written to |
| AorB | Autenticate with key a or key b |
| pageNumber | Pagenumber that needs to be authenticated |
| sector | Sector where the new valueblock will be located in |
| key | Pointer to key array that the sector trailer block needs to be autenticated with |
| value | Value the sectorblock needs to be incremented by |
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.
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pure virtual |
Abstract function to transform a given page ( pagenr ) to a valueblock.
| cardinfo | A card class where the card data can be stored in |
| cardNumber | Card that needs to be written to |
| AorB | Autenticate with key a or key b |
| pageNumber | Pagenumber that needs to be authenticated |
| sector | Sector where the new valueblock will be located in |
| key | Pointer to key array that the sector trailer block needs to be autenticated with |
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.
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pure virtual |
Method to read a entire mifare classic card.
| cardinfo | a card class where the card data can be stored in |
| cardNumber | card that needs to be read |
| AorB | wether the sector trailer blocks need to be authenticated with key A or key B |
| cardKeys | struct to the sector trailer keys of the card |
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.
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pure virtual |
Method to read a certain mifare classic page.
| cardinfo | a card class where the card data can be stored in |
| cardNumber | card that needs to be read from |
| pageNumber | pagenumber that needs to be read |
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.
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pure virtual |
Abstract function to update a valueblock with the value that is in the internal buffer of the mifare card.
| cardinfo | A card class where the card data can be stored in |
| cardNumber | Card that needs to be written to |
| AorB | Autenticate with key a or key b |
| pageNumber | Pagenumber that needs to be authenticated |
| sector | Sector where the new valueblock will be located in |
| key | Pointer to key array that the sector trailer block needs to be autenticated with |
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.
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pure virtual |
Method to write to a certain page of a mifare classic card.
| cardinfo | a card class where the card data can be stored in |
| cardNumber | card that needs to be written to |
| pageNumber | pagenumber that needs to be written to |
| data | pointer to data array that needs to be written to the card |
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.
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Abstract function to let the nfc chip perform a selftest.
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.
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Abstract function to read certain GPIO pins of the nfc chip.
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.
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pure virtual |
Abstract function to read a internal register of a nfc chip.
| reg | Internal adress of the register that needs to be read from |
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.
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Abstract function to switch nfc's RF field on or off.
| state | Wether the rf field needs to be on (1) of off (0) |
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.
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Abstract function to set the mode of the internal SAM (Security Access Module)
Not all chips come with a SAM. Read the documentation of the specific chip thoroughly To know wether to implement it or not
| mode | The mode we want to initialise the nfc chip in |
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.
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Abstract function to select / or deselect a specific card that is in the nfc's rf field.
This can be used when multiple cards are within the rf field of a NFC chip
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.
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Abstract function that can handle the complete communication between the nfc chip and host controller.
Example: This function will send a command to the nfc chip It waits till the chip responds It checks if the nfc chip has send an ACKnowlege frame It waits again till the chip is ready to to send data to the host controller Formats the received data
| command | Command that needs to be send |
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.
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Abstract function to send data to the nfc chip over the provided interface.
| commandBuffer | Pointer to the commandBuffer we want to send |
| n_bytes | Amount of bytes that needs to be send |
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.
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| maxRetries | number of times the pn532 will try to activate a target |
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.
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Abstract function to change the serial baudrate beteween a nfc chip and host controller.
| br | Baudrate the serial communication needs to be changed to |
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.
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Abstract function to check wether the nfc chip has responded within the given timeout.
| timeout | Maximum time the host controller needs to wait for a response of the nfc chip |
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.
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Abstract function to write/set certain GPIO pins of the nfc chip.
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.
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Abstract function to write a internal register of a nfc chip.
| reg | Internal adress of the register that needs to be written to |
| val | Value that needs to be written to the register |
Implemented in nfc::PN532_chip, and nfc::NfcOled.


etcd is a key element of most Kubernetes deployments as it stores the cluster state including items like service tokens, secrets and service configurations.
So keeping access to this limited is pretty important for a secure cluster. Depending on how your distribution of Kubernetes sets things up, there’s a number of different default configurations you might see.
Some, like kubeadm, will bind etcd to the localhost interface only. In this kind of setup an attacker would need to get access to the master node in order to get access to the API interface, so the exposure is somewhat limited.
However the problem with localhost binding only is that it doesn’t really allow for clustered etcd setups. If you want to have multiple etcd databases to allow some redundancy you need to allow for communications between datastores.
In these cases port 2379/TCP and 2380/TCP are likely to be exposed on the network. 2379 is for client –> etcd communications, and 2380 is for communications between the different nodes in the etcd cluster.
Its at this point that you’ll want to be well acquainted with the CoreOS guidelines on etcd security. This lays out the options that are available. Basically etcd uses client certificate authentication, but there’s a couple of important points to note
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There’s no checking of information in the certificate CN or SAN fields, so any valid certificate will allow access. So its probably worth using a dedicated certificate authority for the etcd cluster, and not using certificate issued by another CA (such as the one you’re using for general Kubernetes setup).
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With etcd and Kubernetes the setup is all or nothing, there’s no authorisation used, so be very careful with which clients are allowed access to the etcd datastore.
So say you’re reviewing a cluster and want to assess the etcd security posture, what’s the approach?
You’ll likely need a copy of etcdctl to query the service. Older versions can be queried with curl, but in newer Kubernetes installs, they’ve moved to gRPC and curl doesn’t work any more :(
etcdctl can be acquired by downloading an etcd release like this one and getting it from the tarball. Alternatively if you can deploy containers to the cluster, you could deploy something like this image which has it already installed.
once you’ve got etcdctl installed, you can query the API with something like
etcdctl --endpoint=http://[etcd_server_ip]:2379 ls
If you get back /registry
you’re likely dealing with a v2 install (Kubernetes 1.5 or lower) and you can easily wander through and explore the config. In particular the /registry/secrets/default
path is likely to be of interest as it may contain the default service token which can provide elevated rights to the cluster.
If you get back a blank line from the initial query its reasonably likely that you’ve got a v3 cluster and getting the data out is a bit different.
First up you need to let etcdctl know that you’re dealing with v3, so export ETCDCTL_API=3
is needed.
Once you’ve got that environment variable set, you should see a different set of etcdctl commands as being available, including etcdctl snapshot save
. You can use this command to dump an instance of the etcd database to a file on disk.
This database is in the boltdb format, so it’s possible to read the file using something like boltbrowser. Unfortunately the format of the data will be a bit broken as it’s serialized in proto format (more details in this github issue), but you can likely still extract some useful information, if that’s your goal.


nips nips2011 nips2011-202 nips2011-202-reference knowledge-graph by maker-knowledge-mining
Source: pdf
Author: Nati Srebro, Karthik Sridharan, Ambuj Tewari
Abstract: We show that for a general class of convex online learning problems, Mirror Descent can always achieve a (nearly) optimal regret guarantee. 1
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RuPaul leaves us quaking in our boots in new AJ and The Queen trailer
Netflix has teased a brand new scripted comedy where RuPaul is basically RuPaul but with more sequins and more sass (if that’s even possible).
AJ and The Queen has RuPaul starring as Ruby Red and although we only got a 30 second glimpse, we know we will be sat in front our our computers waiting for its release.
Shantay you stay, Mama Ru, because we want to see what happens.
The series is created by Sex and the City director and writer Michael Patrick King and sees the down-on-her-luck drag queen go on a road trip across the United States to visit every club she can find.
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Along the way Ruby finds a young orphan named AJ (played by Izzy G) hiding in her car for a ride.
But, of course, the two form a bond that we never saw coming (we did) and they pledge to spread love and acceptance across the country.
This obviously includes Ruby Red performing great musical numbers.
All those years of lip syncs on RuPaul’s Drag Race has prepared Ru for this moment.
If that isn’t already exciting enough news, RuPaul’s Drag Race UK is coming back for season two.
The drag queen extravaganza has been given the green light to return in 2020 after winning over audiences (and even landing in the UK top 10) with the first batch of performers.
We’re almost done with the first series, and it’s clear that the show is the jewel in BBC Three’s crown with a staggering 6.5 million total requests on iPlayer.
‘I want to thank the BBC and all our fans for their overwhelming support of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK,’ RuPaul said of the news.
‘This season’s queens proved that Britain’s Got Charisma Uniqueness Nerve and Talent and I want to see more! Here’s to another season of love, laughter and light!’
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WITNESS LIST Corrections Committee March 17, 2004-10:00A Charge #1 Corrections, #7 Approp. For: del Llano, Ann (ACLU of Texas) Goethals, Ron (Self) Rangel, Fred (Texas Probation Association) On: Collier, Bryan (TDCJ - Parole Division) Crain, Christina Melton (Texas Board of Criminal Justice) Creuzot, John (Self) De Luca, Stuart (Self) DuFour, Doots (Diocese of Austin) Edmonds, Shannon (TDCAA (Tx. District & County Attorneys Assn.)) Francis, Robert (Self) Howze, David (Self and TIFA) Johnson, Gary (Texas Department of Criminal Justice) Lee, Donald (Texas Conference of Urban Counties) Solomon, Emmett (Restorative Justice Ministries Network) White, Bonita (TDCJ - CJAD) White, John (The Next Step, Inc., Protocol, Inc., Automated Management Service)


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7-7-2013 Nigeria , as at now , produces over 2 million barrels of oil a day .
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7-7-2013 And 24 hours ago , oil was sold at over 100 dollars per barrel .
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7-7-2013 Nigeria will collapse because of injustice and the disparity between the rich and the poor ; the suffering of the poor .
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7-7-2013 Let the welfare of the common man be the primary objective of governance .
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7-7-2013 Those in government must be responsible and think less of themselves .
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7-7-2013 Graduates are serving as stewards in hotels ; graduates are compelled to be drivers .
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7-15-2013 Nobel laureate , Professor Wole Soyinka , Sunday urged President Goodluck Jonathan and state governors to ensure that they provide Nigerians with qualitative education to pave the way for an economically sound nation .
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7-15-2013 He urged Jonathan and state governors to eliminate barriers and create conducive environment for Nigerians to access qualitative education .
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7-23-2013 She said issues like Boko Haram , national security , unemployment , oil theft , amongst other issues should be addressed instead of passing a law that would enable underage girls get married .
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7-26-2013 Briefing newsmen on Friday in Calabar on security situation , the Commissioner of Police in the state , Mr Kola Shodipo , said the gang was into illegal arms dealings and car theft .
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7-27-2013 EKY 158 BH was recovered from a doctor in Abi Local Government Area 's place .
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7-27-2013 The commissioner said 20 assorted cell phones , two unregistered motorcycles , two flat screen television sets , two electric welding machines and one generator set were also recovered from them .
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7-27-2013 Calabar -- The Cross River Police Command has arrested an armed robbery syndicate that operates between Taraba and Ikang in Bakassi Local Government Area of the state .
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7-27-2013 EA 80 ABC and one Mercedes 190 with registration No PU 854 AAA , believed to have been stolen . ''
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7-29-2013 Violent agitations in the country 's history were rejections of our centralised federalism .
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7-29-2013 Every major group has violently indicated its yearning for full , decentralised federalism .
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8-6-2013 As a matter of urgency , insistent and deliberate steps must be taken to unite Nigeria and Nigerians physically , psychologically , economically and most importantly , culturally .
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8-20-2013 This was revealed by the Chief of Air Staff , Air Marshal Alex Badeh while commissioning a modern air lodge consisting of 12 flats of one bedroom each for non-commissioned officers and six flats of three bedrooms each for the commissioned officers .
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9-11-2013 Apparently miffed by the security challenges facing the country , especially in the northern part of the country , the Nigerian Air Force -LRB- NAF -RRB- has taken delivery of six reactivated Alpha Jets and a C-130 NAF Aircraft .
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10-1-2013 Jang : Nigeria Will Emerge Stronger The Plateau State Governor , Jonah David Jang has assured Nigerians that the country will emerge a stronger nation despite its challenges .
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10-1-2013 Jang stated this in his goodwill message to felicitate with Nigerians on the nation 's 53rd anniversary celebrations .
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10-13-2013 The Nigeria-Cameroon Trans-Border Security Committee has said that it has identified many porous routes used by criminals to engage in the trans-border crime between the two countries .
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10-22-2013 A syndicate that specialises in organising the illegal sale and purchase of donor kidneys in India to patients of end-stage kidney diseases and end-stage renal failure , is currently operating in Nigeria .
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1-5-2014 Nigerian Air Force -LRB- NAF -RRB- in line with the modernisation and transformation efforts of the military services to effectively tackle the ongoing security challenges , especially the Boko Haram insurgency , has established a new Air Warfare Centre in Kainji , Niger state .
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12-16-2013 Some of these include piracy , sea robbery , smuggling , poaching , illegal bunkering , illegal unregulated and unreported fishing , crude oil theft , drug and human trafficking and maritime terrorism .
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1-6-2014 The Chief of Air Staff -LRB- CAS -RRB- , Air Marshal Alex Badeh , announced the establishment of the new NAF platform yesterday , during the redeployment of some senior officers of the Service .
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1-13-2014 Senator Muhammed Ali Ndume at the weekend escaped death by the whiskers when his convey was hit by massive bombs dropped from a military fighter jet during his trip to his country home in Gwoza , which is now under siege by the Boko Haram insurgents .
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1-26-2014 Initially , l thought it was from Boko Haram .
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1-26-2014 Security agents said Boko Haram operatives were to kill me and that l had to leave immediately .
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1-26-2014 No , l do n't want to think like that .
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2-12-2014 Dakar -- Twelve years after an International Court of Justice -LRB- ICJ -RRB- http://www.icj-cij.org/docket/index.php?p1=3&p2=3&k=52&case=94 ruling demarcated the Cameroon-Nigeria border , the UN and the governments of Cameroon and Nigeria are making headway in physically laying down the border and helping develop the long-marginalized oil-rich Bakassi region .
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2-19-2014 In view of all these , the Council made far reaching recommendations for system change in Nigerian Bottling Company and Coca Cola Nigeria Limited . ''
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2-27-2014 The police in Borno State said yesterday that they have recovered several cars believed to have been stolen and abandoned by the Boko Haram , even as they called for true owners to present genuine documents for reclaiming the cars .
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2-28-2014 Shell has shut a key oil pipeline in southern Nigeria to stop a leak caused by oil theft and sabotage , a spokesman said yesterday , without disclosing the volume of output loss . ''
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3-3-2014 Even the most rabid theorists of the school of conspiracy now agree that what is happening has nothing to do with religion but everything to do with carving a territory out of Nigeria where the terrorists will exercise both spiritual and temporal power .
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3-8-2014 Nigeria is Africa 's largest oil exporter , but imported fuel for cars has been scarce across the country for weeks .
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3-20-2014 Nigeria is sitting on a powder keg of unemployed , desperate young citizens .
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3-21-2014 A Nigerian Air force fighter jet allegedly bombed a village in Borno State killing 10 unarmed villagers , residents have said .
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3-24-2014 The number of arms recovered within two weeks was mind-blowing and people were also arrested . ''
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4-5-2014 Some developments in the continuing saga of uncontained terror visited on Nigeria by the Boko Haram terrorists are becoming frightening .
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5-11-2014 For too many , Nigeria has become not a place to live but a place to die .
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4-20-2014 In essence , this is to rouse us to rise above the confines of selfish and clannish tendencies that are at the root of the present Nigerian condition , as mainly spurred by the crisis of leadership and followership plaguing our polity .
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4-20-2014 Suffice it to say that the present Nigerian condition , which is dismal , is a spillover of our fast declining spirituality and morality amid religious effusion of many of our people .
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5-11-2014 The well being of the nation hangs in the balance .
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5-26-2014 The longer the girls remain missing , the more incompetent the Nigerian government look to everyone both inside and outside Nigeria .
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6-17-2014 With the new vent to revive crops , Cameroon envisages to hit the export of 600,000 tons of cocoa yearly neck-and-neck with Ghana , Cote d'Ivoire , Nigeria , and Indonesia .
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6-17-2014 Of recent , Cameroon could boast of 200,000 tons of cocoa export yearly .
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6-24-2014 Evidently , Gordon Brown 's pledge of $ 10m and the additional $ 10m from President Jonathan will ultimately be too small to make any meaningful and sustainable impact with possibly well over 5000 schools throughout Northern Nigeria ; nonetheless , there is an urgent need to quickly reduce the current large army of unemployed youths by adopting monetary and fiscal policies that will positively rapidly drive the economy .
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7-7-2014 Schools have been collapsing long before Boko Haram activities began .
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7-27-2014 Two days after the attacks , Police Inspector-General Mohammed Abubakar instituted a high-powered investigation team to unearth the perpetrators of the Kaduna bomb blasts .
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7-27-2014 Most suspicion centers as usual on the murderous Boko Haram sect , which has carried out dozens of such attacks in several states in the last five years .
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8-4-2014 With the replacement coming at a time the nation is confronted with worsening security situation , aggravated by the ceaseless attacks by terrorist group , Boko Haram , stakeholders in the Nigeria enterprise had expected the President to choose a worthy successor for Abubakar .
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8-25-2014 Let me run Nigeria for three months , Boko Haram will rule away from Nigeria .
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9-15-2014 Read PREMIUM TIMES ' earlier report on the missing aircraft here .
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9-15-2014 The Nigerian Air Force aircraft that went missing on Friday is yet to be found , an official has said .
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9-14-2014 An Alpha Jet -LRB- NAF 466 -RRB- belonging to the Nigerian Air Force and involved in the counter insurgency operation against the extremist Boko Haram sect has gone missing around Adamawa State .
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9-19-2014 President of the Christian Association of Nigeria -LRB- CAN -RRB- , Ayo Oritsejafor , was alleged to have admitted ownership of the private jet , just as the Federal Government issued a statement on Tuesday admitting ownership of the cash .
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9-26-2014 As things stand today , nobody is talking about Nigeria 's unity , except by paying it lip service .
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10-13-2014 As at the time of filing in this report , normalcy had been restored at the airport as landing and take-off of aircraft had resumed .
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10-10-2014 By Clement Ekong Yola -- Pandemonium engulfed Yola airport on Friday afternoon when a military plane crashed landed .
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10-21-2014 By George Agba President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday held a closed door meeting with former Borno State Governor Ali-Modu Sheriff at the presidential villa , Abuja .
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10-30-2014 Nigeria must rise above this rumble in the jungle .
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11-5-2014 The aircraft , an Alpha Jet -LRB- NAF 466 -RRB- was involved in the counter insurgency operation against the extremist Boko Haram sect .
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11-5-2014 The whereabouts of the missing Alpha Jet had become a subject of conjectures following the inability of the Nigeria Air Force to tell Nigerians what actually happened to the fighter jet .
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11-11-2014 The aircraft , an Alpha Jet -LRB- NAF 466 -RRB- was involved in the counter insurgency operation against the extremist Boko Haram sect .
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11-22-2014 In a post on its twitter , the Nigeria Defence Headquarters states that '' ; Contrary to a report making the rounds , there was no crash involving any helicopter or air plane of the Nigerian Airforce today as reported in some social media channels . ''


Trucus House / Gerardo Boyancé Ancona
- Curated by Clara Ott
- 2 days
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? Architects: Boyancé Arquitectura + Edificación
- AreaArea of this architecture projectArea: 227.0 ft2
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?YearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2018
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?PhotographsPhotographs: Manolo R Solís
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?ManufacturersBrands with products used in this architecture project Manufacturers: Cessantoni, Millet, Technoterma
- Lead Architects Andree Pasos Dzul
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Text description provided by the architects. The development of the project responded to a large extent to the rectangular typology of the land (10mx34m), and to the orientation factors (East – West). With a program of 227.31m², distributed in two floors.
The concept was to create a linear scheme, generating a patio that develops parallel to the program, having a direct relationship with any space in the house, locating the social and residential area on the ground floor, and the service area in the top floor.
On the ground floor solving the interior spaces continuously, with greater transparency in the social areas and less in private areas, each space enjoys views and ventilation provided by the patio.
The kitchen, which was the space with less importance for the user, was designed as a versatile space (kitchen / bar) that integrates with the terrace, becoming a large social and pro-tagonist area of the house, as well as being at the center of the program generates direct connections with the other spaces.


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standard-version
Automate versioning and changelog generation, with SemVer and Conventional Commits.
More information: home page
- Update the changelog file and tag a release:
standard-version
- Tag a release without bumping the version:
standard-version --first-release
- Update the changelog and tag an alpha release:
standard-version --prerelease alpha
- Update the changelog and tag a specific release type:
standard-version --release-as major|minor|patch
- Tag a release, preventing hooks from being verified during the commit step:
standard-version --no-verify
- Tag a release committing all staged changes, not just files affected by `standard-version`:
standard-version --commit-all
- Update a specific changelog file and tag a release:
standard-version --infile path/to/file.md
- Display the release that would be performed without performing them:
standard-version --dry-run


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Craig McClellan and I had a brief discussion of the Panobook on micro.blog. I wanted to give him a longer response, and get my own thoughts in order for his question of:
Any thoughts on how you’re going to use it?
I’ve backed the Panobook on Kickstarter. I love the format of the notebook, I think it will be ideal sitting on the desk, next to the laptop.
I’m trying to get back into the habit of writing down notes, versus typing them on a computer. I believe that writing allows me to synthesize, versus the transcribing that I fall into when typing.
I’ve been using a modified Bullet Journal for the entire year (minus a 5 or 6 week gap). I don’t go all-in on that model, it’s mostly just notes and lists for the day, and rolling notes for each project I’m working on at work.
I’m hoping to use the Panobook for some side projects/ideas I’m trying to validate. I’ll likely set it up like a bullet journal’s index and page numbering workflows. But I’ll use it specifically for the project work, not day-to-day note taking. I’ll use my moleskin bullet journal for work, and personal life, and the Panaobook for the side projects. A separation of concerns, if you will.
I’ll be writing feature lists, designing UX flows and screens, and various other project related notes. The one thing I’m most curious about is validating the ideas before committing to build them. Not sure if this or any notebook is designed for figuring that out, but I’ll likely reserve some pages for validation flows of some kind.
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Does anyone have a working Safari browser extension for nvALT?
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Overheard: This isn’t coffee, it’s coffee flavored water.
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I received some feedback at work today. It’s time I release the hounds!
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I can’t even.
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Today is a Check Your Head kinda day.
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Working from the Boston office today. Any Boston microbloggers near Chinatown / South Station? ☕
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I’m home from a long business trip, it’s Friday, and hockey season starts tonight for my islanders. These are good things 👍👌🎸🍕🍺🤘🏒
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Almost home PHL > BOS
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Hello, Philadelphia.
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I can’t wait for the puck to drop tomorrow. Ah, Hockey season.
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Hello, San Antonio.
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First fire in the new home’s fireplace. Coffee by the crackling fire is pretty great.
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I was grateful that Facebook had given me the chance to talk to an unknown relation, but awed and disconcerted by its apparent omniscience.
Talk about a double edged sword. This is the reason I flip-flop between keeping and deleting my Facebook account. Also, why I’d like the Amazon Echo, but am disturbed by the always-on listening for data collection.
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The copy / paste across devices (iOS and Sierra) is really nice. I’m a clipboard manager user (currently FlyCut on MacOS). Wondering how long until multi-copy/paste will be a default in the OS?
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Have you seen the screen shot markup tools in iOS 11 yet? The drawing tools are pretty handy.
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Trying to simplify and reduce distractions.
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Hey Siri, remind me every time I’m browsing a website that has a comment section to not read the comments.
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Right before sunrise this morning. Winslow Campground, Freeport, Maine. This picture does not do it justice.
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I think I just microcasted!? Recorded the audio in Just Press Record, which is a fantastic iOS app. A couple edits in Audacity, and posted to Dropbox. I’ll need to figure out a better hosting option. Thanks @cdevroe for the tip about Control Center.
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This package contains interface definitions for the FlexDock framework. It
also contains the utility class DockingManager
. This class helps
to load the actual docking implementations and configure those instances.
The package org.flexdock.docking.defaults
contains default
implementations for these interfaces. Implementors should use these classes as
a reference, since a lot of time has been put into developing them.


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To use this tool, you must first connect to your Twitter account. To access the tool's menu, click on the blue bird icon in your browser menu (to the right of the browser location): Once the pane is open, go to the settings tab and click on the "Login via Twitter" button. This will take you to Twitter to login. Authorize access and copy the PIN. Be sure to return to the settings page and complete the flow by submitting your PIN:
On each tweet in twitter.com, you will now see a "+" icon below the tweet. Clicking on the icon will show you collections you can add it to. You can either select multiple collections, or choose a single collection by clicking on the name. If you want to create a new collection, click on "Create New Collection".
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Hi. Was reading the book Arudino Projects to Save the World and I came across this site. The project in there regarding power usage monitoring was very interesting as it was an idea I never thought of using my Arduinos for.
So now I am in the acquire parts stage and was wondering what SCT current transformer I need.
I live in the US and my house has a 200 amp service, standard in this area for houses with electric heat. I took off the service entrance cover and see two large wires coming from the pole. My question is will the SCT-013 fit over the wires or do I need to the SCT-019? I don't have alot of room inside where the wires are coming in but I know I need 2, one for each leg of the 220 volts. Also, it seems I would get better resolution using the SCT-013 than the SCT-019. I don't think I am using anywhere near 200 amps (except maybe in the middle of winter when all the heat is one). Lastly,any good US sources for the CTs? Thanks.
JC
Re: SCT-013 vs SCT-019
The YHDC website and the relevant data sheets will give you the physical sizes of the c.t's, and you can measure the overall diameter of your infeed cable. I can only speak of the 100 A version - you'll find performance details in the test report in Building Blocks. The 100 A c.t. with an emonTx gives reasonable accuracy down to ½ A or so, then the accuracy deteriorates, because of course it has only a 10-bit ADC.
I don't have details of US suppliers.
You might like to trawl the forums for comments from fellow US users.
Re: SCT-013 vs SCT-019
If you follow the link at the top of my original Mk2 Router thread, you'll find details of my preferred CT. The hole size is substantially larger than for the standard YHDC version. This allows me to wrap extra turns of wire around the CT in order to simulate surplus power when the PV itself is not active.
The Magnelab CT is much less sensitive than the YHDC one so needs a larger burden resistor. For the purpose of calculating "real power", phaseCal seems to have very little effect so you can safely ignore the warnings that I posted a while ago. For a 3kW maximum, a 150R burden with the YHDC CT works fine, and I use a 680R burden with the Magnelab one.
Re: SCT-013 vs SCT-019
Dear Joe,
The data sheet of SCT-013 and SCT-019 is attached. Hope they are helpful for you, Please check.
We are manufacture of SCT-013 split current transformer.
Original company is Beijing Yaohuadechang Electronic Co., Ltd. We have build new factory in Qinhuangdao. Would like to communicate more with so many friends
Best regards
Macy Meng
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