I’ve learning how to deploy one Python application to Kubernetes. Here you can see my notes:
Let’s start from a dummy Python application. It’s a basic Flask web API. Each time we perform a GET request to “/” we increase one counter and see the number of hits. The persistence layer will be a Redis database. The script is very simple:
from flask import Flask
import os
from redis import Redis
redis = Redis(host=os.getenv('REDIS_HOST', 'localhost'),
port=os.getenv('REDIS_PORT', 6379))
app = Flask(__name__)
@app.route('/')
def hello():
redis.incr('hits')
hits = int(redis.get('hits'))
return f"Hits: {hits}"
if __name__ == "__main__":
app.run(host='<IP_ADDRESS>')
First of all we create a virtual environment to ensure that we’re going to install your dependencies isolatedly:
python -m venv venv
We enter in the virtualenv
source venv/bin/activate
And we install our dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txt
To be able to run our application we must ensure that we’ve a Redis database ready. We can run one with Docker:
docker run -p 6379:6379 redis
Now we can start our application:
python app.py
We open our browser with the url: http://localhost:5000 and it works.
Now we’re going to run our application within a Docker container. First of of all we need to create one Docker image from a docker file:
FROM python:alpine3.8
ADD . /code
WORKDIR /code
RUN pip install -r requirements.txt
EXPOSE 5000
Now we can build or image:
docker build -t front .
And now we can run our front image:
docker run -p 5000:5000 front python app.py
If we open now our browser with the url http://localhost:5000 we’ll get a 500 error. That’s because our Docker container is trying to use one Redis host within localhost. It worked before, when our application and our Redis were within the same host. Now our API’s localhost isn’t the same than our host’s one. Our script the Redis host is localhost by default but it can be passed from an environment variable,
redis = Redis(host=os.getenv('REDIS_HOST', 'localhost'),
port=os.getenv('REDIS_PORT', 6379))
we can pass to our our Docker container the real host where our Redis resides (suposing my IP address is <IP_ADDRESS>):
docker run -p 5000:5000 --env REDIS_HOST=<IP_ADDRESS> front python app.py
If dont’ want the development server we also can start our API using gunicorn
docker run -p 5000:5000 --env REDIS_HOST=<IP_ADDRESS> front gunicorn -w 1 app:app -b <IP_ADDRESS>:5000
And that works. We can start our app manually using Docker. But it’s a bit complicated. We need to run two containers (API and Redis), setting up the env variables. Docker helps us with docker-compose. We can create a docker-compose.yaml file configuring our all application:
version: '2'
services:
front:
image: front
build:
context: ./front
dockerfile: Dockerfile
container_name: front
command: gunicorn -w 1 app:app -b <IP_ADDRESS>:5000
depends_on:
- redis
ports:
- "5000:5000"
restart: always
environment:
REDIS_HOST: redis
REDIS_PORT: 6379
redis:
image: redis
ports:
- "6379:6379"
I can execute it
docker-compose up
Docker compose is pretty straightforward. But, what happens if our production environment is a cluster? docker-compose works fine in a single host.  Docker people tried to answer to this question with Docker Swarm. Basically Swarm is docker-compose within a cluster. It uses almost the same syntax than docker-compose in a single host. Looks good, ins’t it? OK. Nobody uses it. Since Google created their Docker conainer orchestator (Kubernetes, aka K8s) it becames into the de-facto standard. The good thing about K8s is that it’s much better than Swarm (more configurable and more powerfull), but the bad part is that it isn’t as simple and easy to understand as docker-compose.
Let’s try to execute our proyect in K8s:
First I start minikube
minikube start
and I configure kubectl to connect to my minikube k8s cluster
eval $(minikube docker-env)
The API:
First we create one service:
apiVersion: v1
kind: Service
metadata:
name: front-api
spec:
# types:
# - ClusterIP: (default) only accessible from within the Kubernetes cluster
# - NodePort: accessible on a static port on each Node in the cluster
# - LoadBalancer: accessible externally through a cloud provider's load balancer
type: LoadBalancer
# When the node receives a request on the static port (30163)
# "select pods with the label 'app' set to 'front-api'"
# and forward the request to one of them
selector:
app: front-api
ports:
- protocol: TCP
port: 5000 # port exposed internally in the cluster
targetPort: 5000 # the container port to send requests to
nodePort: 30164 # a static port assigned on each the n
And one deployment:
apiVersion: apps/v1
kind: Deployment
metadata:
name: front-api
spec:
# How many copies of each pod do we want?
replicas: 1
selector:
matchLabels:
# This must match the labels we set on the pod!
app: front-api
# This template field is a regular pod configuration
# nested inside the deployment spec
template:
metadata:
# Set labels on the pod.
# This is used in the deployment selector.
labels:
app: front-api
spec:
containers:
- name: front-api
image: front:v1
args: ["gunicorn", "-w 1", "app:app", "-b <IP_ADDRESS>:5000"]
ports:
- containerPort: 5000
env:
- name: REDIS_HOST
valueFrom:
configMapKeyRef:
name: api-config
key: redis.host
In order to learn a little bit of K8s I’m using a config map called ‘api-config’ where I put some information (such as the Redis host that I’m going to pass as a env variable)
apiVersion: v1
kind: ConfigMap
metadata:
name: api-config
data:
redis.host: "back-api"
The Backend: Our Redis database:
First the service:
apiVersion: v1
kind: Service
metadata:
name: back-api
spec:
type: ClusterIP
ports:
- port: 6379
targetPort: 6379
selector:
app: back-api
And finally the deployment:
apiVersion: apps/v1
kind: Deployment
metadata:
name: back-api
spec:
replicas: 1
selector:
matchLabels:
app: back-api
template:
metadata:
labels:
app: back-api
spec:
containers:
- name: back-api
image: redis
ports:
- containerPort: 6379
name: redis
Before deploying my application to the cluster I need to build my docker image and tag it
docker build -t front .
docker tag front front:v1
Now I can deploy my application to my K8s cluster:
kubectl apply -f .k8s/
If want to know what’s the external url of my application in the cluster I can use this command
minikube service front-api --url
Then I can see it running using the browser or with curl
curl $(minikube service front-api --url)
And that’s all. I can delete all application alos
kubectl delete -f .k8s/
Source code available in my github


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To say that a language is dynamic may mean different things:
- That the language is exciting to work with.
- That the types of data can be examined
and checked at run-time.
- That the behavior of functions and other operations can be
changed (or created) at run-time.
Here we mean the last of these. In particular, the behavior of a Lisp
program can be modified while the program is running without
necessarilly having access to the original source code, and in any
case without having access to or knowledge of those parts of the
application which are uneffected by the change. The changes to the
program may be made interactively by a programmer or by the program
itself.
There are several ways in which this comes about:
- Function are first-class. A
"function factory" can be constructed which returns
function objects as values. If the "function factory" is
compiled, these function objects are compiled, too. These programs
can then be explicitly called on arguments. Thus a program can
produce the functions it needs at run time, making different
functions for different situations.
- The global definition of a named function can be changed at
run-time, simply by creating one of these function objects and
storing it in the symbol that represents the name of the function.
By default, the compiler must arrange for callers of a global
function to access the object stored in the symbol naming the
function. There are various optimizations permitted where this is
not done, however. Some implementations provide for both the direct
call optimizations and the redefinition of global
functions.
- The function
LOAD can
be called by any Lisp
program. If the file being loaded contains new definitions, these
are added and made available to the application that called
LOAD . If the file being loaded contains new definitions
of existing functions, classes, etc., these definitions
replace the existing definitions in the manner
described above. The Common Lisp Object System allows classes to be
redefined in running programs, and the system will automatically
update existing instances of the changed class to conform to the new
definition. The programmer has control over how this updating is
performed. In addition, the function COMPILE-FILE can be
called by any Lisp program, including one which just created the Lisp
source file to be compiled. The result can then be loaded with
LOAD .
- The function
EVAL can be called by any Lisp
program. This evaluates a list
representation of a program. There are many Lisp utilities for
examining and creating list data. These can be used to construct
programs on-the-fly which are then evaluated. In addition, the
function COMPILE can be called by any Lisp program to
create compiled-functions directly from list data representations of
programs. These techniques make it easy to write Computer Aided
Software Engineering (CASE) and other software development systems in
Common Lisp.
Using a dynamic language provides several benefits:
- Programs can be developed and delivered more easily.
- It is not necessary to define all parts of an application
before testing or even delivering part of it. The combination of the
Lisp top-level and the function
LOAD do not use a traditional static program linker, so
one can start the program running without having to track down all
undefined references. If the missing parts are never used, there
will never be a problem.
- When there is a problem, only the broken part need be
redefined. This can be done while the application is still running.
There is no need to laboriously stop the application, recompile
everything, restart the application, and recreate the error state
before proceding with testing.
- Mission-critical applications can be maintined more easily.
- Bug fixes or new functionality can be installed without stopping the
application.
- Only the bug fix or new functionality need be distributed
and loaded. For large applications distributed over modem or other
networks, this can be a major consideration.
- The programs themselves can be simpler, more robust and easier
to develop and maintain. This comes partly from:
- The ability to have functions create other first-class
functions on the fly. See Object-Oriented and
Procedural Lisp.
- The fact that Lisp comes with the functions
LOAD , READ and EVAL which
make it easy for anyone to create initilization or customization
files that set global variables, etc. There is no need for an
application developer to write such functions, they are already
there.
- The well-defined, object-oriented way in which programmers
can define how data reconforms itself to changed class definitions
makes such code quite clean.
- These features can be exposed, at the programmer's discretion,
to general users of an application for the purpose of customization.
There is no need to define and develop a "customization" or
"user macro" language as Lisp itself has everything needed.
All of this is independent of the environment in which the application
is to be run. For example, even in a Lisp implementation that
supports the creation of stand-alone applications which run outside
the Lisp top-level, that application can still
be defined to provide the user with a command that calls the function
LOAD (perhaps after first confirming a manager's
password).
A key commonality to the above benefits is that the cost of making
a change to a dynamic system is proportional to the size of the
change, whereas the cost of making the same change in a static
system is generally proportional to the size of the system.
As the size of systems or the expected numbers of changes grow, it
becomes increasingly important to support more aspects of the system
dynamically.
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RLMArray
@interface RLMArray<RLMObjectType> : NSObject <RLMCollection, NSFastEnumeration>
RLMArray
is the container type in Realm used to define to-many relationships.
Unlike an NSArray
, RLMArray
s hold a single type, specified by the objectClassName
property.
This is referred to in these docs as the “type” of the array.
When declaring an RLMArray
property, the type must be marked as conforming to a
protocol by the same name as the objects it should contain (see the
RLM_ARRAY_TYPE
macro). In addition, the property can be declared using Objective-C
generics for better compile-time type safety.
RLM_ARRAY_TYPE(ObjectType)
...
@property RLMArray<ObjectType *><ObjectType> *arrayOfObjectTypes;
RLMArray
s can be queried with the same predicates as RLMObject
and RLMResult
s.
RLMArray
s cannot be created directly. RLMArray
properties on RLMObject
s are
lazily created when accessed, or can be obtained by querying a Realm.
Key-Value Observing
RLMArray
supports array key-value observing on RLMArray
properties on RLMObject
subclasses, and the invalidated
property on RLMArray
instances themselves is
key-value observing compliant when the RLMArray
is attached to a managed
RLMObject
(RLMArray
s on unmanaged RLMObject
s will never become invalidated).
Because RLMArray
s are attached to the object which they are a property of, they
do not require using the mutable collection proxy objects from
-mutableArrayValueForKey:
or KVC-compatible mutation methods on the containing
object. Instead, you can call the mutation methods on the RLMArray
directly.
-
The number of objects in the array.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, assign, nonatomic) NSUInteger count;
Swift
var count: UInt { get }
-
The type of the objects in the array.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, assign, nonatomic) RLMPropertyType type;
-
Indicates whether the objects in the collection can be
nil
.Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, getter=isOptional, nonatomic) BOOL optional;
Swift
var isOptional: Bool { get }
-
The class name of the objects contained in the array.
Will be
nil
iftype
is not RLMPropertyTypeObject.Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, copy, nonatomic, nullable) NSString *objectClassName;
Swift
var objectClassName: String? { get }
-
Indicates if the array can no longer be accessed.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, getter=isInvalidated, nonatomic) BOOL invalidated;
Swift
var isInvalidated: Bool { get }
-
Returns the object at the index specified.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (nonnull RLMObjectType)objectAtIndex:(NSUInteger)index;
Swift
func object(at index: UInt) -> RLMObjectType
Parameters
index
The index to look up.
Return Value
An object of the type contained in the array.
-
Returns the first object in the array.
Returns
nil
if called on an empty array.Declaration
Objective-C
- (nullable RLMObjectType)firstObject;
Swift
func firstObject() -> RLMObjectType?
Return Value
An object of the type contained in the array.
-
Returns the last object in the array.
Returns
nil
if called on an empty array.Declaration
Objective-C
- (nullable RLMObjectType)lastObject;
Swift
func lastObject() -> RLMObjectType?
Return Value
An object of the type contained in the array.
-
Adds an object to the end of the array.
Warning
This method may only be called during a write transaction.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)addObject:(nonnull RLMObjectType)object;
Swift
func add(_ object: RLMObjectType)
Parameters
object
An object of the type contained in the array.
-
Adds an array of objects to the end of the array.
Warning
This method may only be called during a write transaction.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)addObjects:(nonnull id<NSFastEnumeration>)objects;
Swift
func addObjects(_ objects: NSFastEnumeration)
Parameters
objects
An enumerable object such as
NSArray
orRLMResults
which contains objects of the same class as the array. -
Inserts an object at the given index.
Throws an exception if the index exceeds the bounds of the array.
Warning
This method may only be called during a write transaction.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)insertObject:(nonnull RLMObjectType)anObject atIndex:(NSUInteger)index;
Swift
func insert(_ anObject: RLMObjectType, at index: UInt)
Parameters
anObject
An object of the type contained in the array.
index
The index at which to insert the object.
-
Removes an object at the given index.
Throws an exception if the index exceeds the bounds of the array.
Warning
This method may only be called during a write transaction.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)removeObjectAtIndex:(NSUInteger)index;
Swift
func removeObject(at index: UInt)
Parameters
index
The array index identifying the object to be removed.
-
Removes the last object in the array.
This is a no-op if the array is already empty.
Warning
This method may only be called during a write transaction.Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)removeLastObject;
Swift
func removeLastObject()
-
Removes all objects from the array.
Warning
This method may only be called during a write transaction.Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)removeAllObjects;
Swift
func removeAllObjects()
-
Replaces an object at the given index with a new object.
Throws an exception if the index exceeds the bounds of the array.
Warning
This method may only be called during a write transaction.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)replaceObjectAtIndex:(NSUInteger)index withObject:(nonnull RLMObjectType)anObject;
Swift
func replaceObject(at index: UInt, with anObject: RLMObjectType)
Parameters
index
The index of the object to be replaced.
anObject
An object (of the same type as returned from the
objectClassName
selector). -
Moves the object at the given source index to the given destination index.
Throws an exception if the index exceeds the bounds of the array.
Warning
This method may only be called during a write transaction.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)moveObjectAtIndex:(NSUInteger)sourceIndex toIndex:(NSUInteger)destinationIndex;
Swift
func moveObject(at sourceIndex: UInt, to destinationIndex: UInt)
Parameters
sourceIndex
The index of the object to be moved.
destinationIndex
The index to which the object at
sourceIndex
should be moved. -
Exchanges the objects in the array at given indices.
Throws an exception if either index exceeds the bounds of the array.
Warning
This method may only be called during a write transaction.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)exchangeObjectAtIndex:(NSUInteger)index1 withObjectAtIndex:(NSUInteger)index2;
Swift
func exchangeObject(at index1: UInt, withObjectAt index2: UInt)
Parameters
index1
The index of the object which should replace the object at index
index2
.index2
The index of the object which should replace the object at index
index1
.
-
Returns the index of an object in the array.
Returns
NSNotFound
if the object is not found in the array.Declaration
Objective-C
- (NSUInteger)indexOfObject:(nonnull RLMObjectType)object;
Swift
func index(of object: RLMObjectType) -> UInt
Parameters
object
An object (of the same type as returned from the
objectClassName
selector). -
Returns the index of the first object in the array matching the predicate.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (NSUInteger)indexOfObjectWhere:(nonnull NSString *)predicateFormat, ...;
Parameters
predicateFormat
A predicate format string, optionally followed by a variable number of arguments.
Return Value
The index of the object, or
NSNotFound
if the object is not found in the array. -
Returns the index of the first object in the array matching the predicate.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (NSUInteger)indexOfObjectWithPredicate:(nonnull NSPredicate *)predicate;
Swift
func indexOfObject(with predicate: NSPredicate) -> UInt
Parameters
predicate
The predicate with which to filter the objects.
Return Value
The index of the object, or
NSNotFound
if the object is not found in the array. -
Returns all the objects matching the given predicate in the array.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (nonnull RLMResults<RLMObjectType> *)objectsWhere: (nonnull NSString *)predicateFormat, ...;
Parameters
predicateFormat
A predicate format string, optionally followed by a variable number of arguments.
Return Value
An
RLMResults
of objects that match the given predicate. -
Returns all the objects matching the given predicate in the array.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (nonnull RLMResults<RLMObjectType> *)objectsWithPredicate: (nonnull NSPredicate *)predicate;
Swift
func objects(with predicate: NSPredicate) -> RLMResults
Parameters
predicate
The predicate with which to filter the objects.
Return Value
An
RLMResults
of objects that match the given predicate -
Returns a sorted
RLMResults
from the array.Declaration
Objective-C
- (nonnull RLMResults<RLMObjectType> *) sortedResultsUsingKeyPath:(nonnull NSString *)keyPath ascending:(BOOL)ascending;
Swift
func sortedResults(usingKeyPath keyPath: String, ascending: Bool) -> RLMResults
Parameters
keyPath
The key path to sort by.
ascending
The direction to sort in.
Return Value
An
RLMResults
sorted by the specified key path. -
Returns a sorted
RLMResults
from the array.Declaration
Objective-C
- (nonnull RLMResults<RLMObjectType> *)sortedResultsUsingDescriptors: (nonnull NSArray<RLMSortDescriptor *> *)properties;
Swift
func sortedResults(using properties: [RLMSortDescriptor]) -> RLMResults
Parameters
properties
An array of
RLMSortDescriptor
s to sort by.Return Value
An
RLMResults
sorted by the specified properties.
-
Registers a block to be called each time the array changes.
The block will be asynchronously called with the initial array, and then called again after each write transaction which changes any of the objects in the array, which objects are in the results, or the order of the objects in the array.
The
changes
parameter will benil
the first time the block is called. For each call after that, it will contain information about which rows in the array were added, removed or modified. If a write transaction did not modify any objects in the array, the block is not called at all. See theRLMCollectionChange
documentation for information on how the changes are reported and an example of updating aUITableView
.If an error occurs the block will be called with
nil
for the results parameter and a non-nil
error. Currently the only errors that can occur are when opening the Realm on the background worker thread.Notifications are delivered via the standard run loop, and so can’t be delivered while the run loop is blocked by other activity. When notifications can’t be delivered instantly, multiple notifications may be coalesced into a single notification. This can include the notification with the initial results. For example, the following code performs a write transaction immediately after adding the notification block, so there is no opportunity for the initial notification to be delivered first. As a result, the initial notification will reflect the state of the Realm after the write transaction.
Person *person = [[Person allObjectsInRealm:realm] firstObject]<EMAIL_ADDRESS>%zu", person.dogs.count); // => 0 self.token = [person.dogs addNotificationBlock(RLMArray<Dog *> *dogs, RLMCollectionChange *changes, NSError *error) { // Only fired once for the example<EMAIL_ADDRESS>%zu", dogs.count) // => 1 }]; [realm transactionWithBlock:^{ Dog *dog = [[Dog alloc] init]; dog.name = @"Rex"; [person.dogs addObject:dog]; }]; // end of run loop execution context
You must retain the returned token for as long as you want updates to continue to be sent to the block. To stop receiving updates, call
-invalidate
on the token.Warning
This method cannot be called during a write transaction, or when the containing Realm is read-only.Warning
This method may only be called on a managed array.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (nonnull RLMNotificationToken *)addNotificationBlock: (nonnull void (^)(RLMArray<RLMObjectType> *_Nullable, RLMCollectionChange *_Nullable, NSError *_Nullable))block;
Swift
func addNotificationBlock(_ block: @escaping (RLMArray<RLMObjectType>?, RLMCollectionChange?, Error?) -> Void) -> RLMNotificationToken
Parameters
block
The block to be called each time the array changes.
Return Value
A token which must be held for as long as you want updates to be delivered.
-
Returns the minimum (lowest) value of the given property among all the objects in the array.
NSNumber *min = [object.arrayProperty minOfProperty:@"age"];
Warning
You cannot use this method on
RLMObject
,RLMArray
, andNSData
properties.Declaration
Objective-C
- (nullable id)minOfProperty:(nonnull NSString *)property;
Swift
func min(ofProperty property: String) -> Any?
Parameters
property
The property whose minimum value is desired. Only properties of types
int
,float
,double
, andNSDate
are supported.Return Value
The minimum value of the property, or
nil
if the array is empty. -
Returns the maximum (highest) value of the given property among all the objects in the array.
NSNumber *max = [object.arrayProperty maxOfProperty:@"age"];
Warning
You cannot use this method on
RLMObject
,RLMArray
, andNSData
properties.Declaration
Objective-C
- (nullable id)maxOfProperty:(nonnull NSString *)property;
Swift
func max(ofProperty property: String) -> Any?
Parameters
property
The property whose maximum value is desired. Only properties of types
int
,float
,double
, andNSDate
are supported.Return Value
The maximum value of the property, or
nil
if the array is empty. -
Returns the sum of the values of a given property over all the objects in the array.
NSNumber *sum = [object.arrayProperty sumOfProperty:@"age"];
Warning
You cannot use this method on
RLMObject
,RLMArray
, andNSData
properties.Declaration
Objective-C
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When no services are applicable for the requested you've made an empty resultset is returned. Reasons can be that the shipment was too large or too small, or the requested shipment was outside the coverage area of the requested services. Your code should handle these cases, i.e. an empty result, and should not fail because of this.
How can I fix this? You could e.g. use a Cargo product when you want to send large shipments, or you could request other services and see which ones that fits your need and find your service by using What would you like to send?
Trace messages are meant as debug messages to the developer and are not intended to be parsed by the application. Parsing the trace messages may result in unexpected behaviour since they may change. The new Shipping Guide endpoint supports structured errors so it shouldn't be necessary to parse trace messages, but if you see the need feel free to contact us.
Shipping Guide use measurement of the package to calculate price of the
Shipment. Shipping Guide accept measurements in Volume
,
Weight
and Dimensions(Length, Width and Height)
.
Either Volume
or Weight
or
Dimensions
must be present in the request. It is recommended to
request Shipping Guide with accurate measurements to get most precise price.
Apart from these measurements, Loading meter
is a kind of
measurement which can be sent in the request for CARGO services to get more
precise price information.
It is possible to tell the Shipping Guide API that your parcel is registered
using EDI when it is shipped, there is a parameter edi
for
that. Using this parameter may limit the available services and affect the
price of others.
There is no home delivery on bank holidays. It can also happen that Bring will not do home delivery on certain days during Christmas or Easter. The services will not take this into account. This must be handled by clients. End-users should not get delivery dates for holidays.
Now we can request for multiple services with multiple customer number in single REST request similar to that SOAP version. Way this has been made possible is to send product along with API customer number delimited with :.  The pricing model is very simple now. It should be very easy to do price adjustment at client side.
Ideally clients should not parse these warning codes for any logic as they are bound to change. These are supposed to be treated as informational data. Warnings are sent out when Shipping guide is able to validate the request but missed some part of response for example Price or lead time due to unavailability of external systems. Ideally clients should not parse these warning codes for any logic as they are bound to change. These are supposed to be treated as informational data. Warning codes are documented in xsd as well.
The JSON interface uses HTTP status codes to indicate the success or failure of an API request.
Here are some codes with added context :
If a requested additional service is not supported on requested product, API will just ignore that additional service for price calculation and return info as a trace message. Supported list of value added services on services can be found in the section Value added Services.
The package parameters supports postfixed indexes to differentiate different packages.
The supported parameters are:
To specify weight for two different packages or kolli you can query like
this: weight0=200&weight1=250
A parameter without an index is the same as the zero index
Meaning weight0=200
and weight=200
is specifying
weight for the same package.


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Pot Bot Model Tester
Model
General
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NSFW
Travel
Wedding
Color
Apparel
Faces
Demographic
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--- title: multilevel Wavelet Decomposition Network (mWDN) keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "This is an unofficial PyTorch implementation by Ignacio Oguiza -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>based on:" description: "This is an unofficial PyTorch implementation by Ignacio Oguiza -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>based on:" nb_path: "nbs/110_models.mWDN.ipynb" ---
from tsai.models.TSTPlus import TSTPlus
bs = 16
c_in = 3
seq_len = 12
c_out = 2
xb = torch.rand(bs, c_in, seq_len)
test_eq(mWDN(c_in, c_out, seq_len)(xb).shape, [bs, c_out])
model = mWDNPlus(c_in, c_out, seq_len, fc_dropout=.5)
test_eq(model(xb).shape, [bs, c_out])
model = mWDNPlus(c_in, c_out, seq_len, base_arch=TSTPlus, fc_dropout=.5)
test_eq(model(xb).shape, [bs, c_out])
model.head, model.head_nf


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Version 1.4.0 - Full Download Only
Posted:
Fri Aug 29, 2008 2:25 pm
by Karl G.
Hi everyone,
http://www.unseenstudios.com/evidyon/download/evidyon-setup.msiVersion 1.4.0 has been released! Here's what changed:
- genii, golems and items now have the correct texture
- female meshes are fixed
- non-teleporting classes can get to the third continent (furthest East)
- Press O to see stats screen with ability points!
- if you type "/respawn" your character will go back to the starting location
Re: Version 1.4.0 - Full Download Only
Posted:
Fri Aug 29, 2008 2:34 pm
by Serenity
Hell yeah. Thanks for the prompt fixes, Karl!
Re: Version 1.4.0 - Full Download Only
Posted:
Fri Aug 29, 2008 2:36 pm
by BLC87
Well crap... didn't see this until I sent you a PM.
Disregard my 2 PM's.
Re: Version 1.4.0 - Full Download Only
Posted:
Fri Aug 29, 2008 3:01 pm
by Sega Rally Pownz
Have you looked into the problem with downloading? It seems like it's just not me having the problem but also 3-4 other people. We all posted in the other thread.
Re: Version 1.4.0 - Full Download Only
Posted:
Fri Aug 29, 2008 5:45 pm
by Karl G.
I haven't figured that one out yet. Is there anyone that wouldn't mind hosting a mirror?
Also you can try using a download manager...
Re: Version 1.4.0 - Full Download Only
Posted:
Fri Aug 29, 2008 5:54 pm
by Delurium II
I downloaded mine earlier today. It went at around 220-270 kb/s
My brother is downloading it now. Both using firefox, both on the same network but he is getting 20-50 kb/s. Can it be just distance/activity on the server your using?
Re: Version 1.4.0 - Full Download Only
Posted:
Fri Aug 29, 2008 6:02 pm
by Karl G.
I have a shared hosting server, so it's possible I'm on the same server as people using high bandwidth.
Re: Version 1.4.0 - Full Download Only
Posted:
Fri Aug 29, 2008 6:03 pm
by speed3b
Ill host a mirror on my server, but its not very fast. Im at 60% right now. Ill just have to upload it and ill edit this with a link.
Alright. Heres the link.
http://sgn.servegame.com/software/evidyon/download/evidyon-setup.msiI get about 50-60KB/s, apx <10min download time. But if people are having trouble getting it from Karls server then its availible.
Re: Version 1.4.0 - Full Download Only
Posted:
Fri Aug 29, 2008 6:04 pm
by Karl G.
Great!!! Thanks
Re: Version 1.4.0 - Full Download Only
Posted:
Fri Aug 29, 2008 7:58 pm
by lawn gnome
unlimited HP...not fixed...
pm me for detail if you dont know how its done karl (but im sure you do).
Re: Version 1.4.0 - Full Download Only
Posted:
Sat Aug 30, 2008 5:37 am
by Sega Rally Pownz
Thanks for uploading! worked great.
Re: Version 1.4.0 - Full Download Only
Posted:
Sat Aug 30, 2008 11:02 am
by Nenitus
Looks really great so far.
I go away for 4 days, and look what happens! I miss out on everything!
Re: Version 1.4.0 - Full Download Only
Posted:
Sat Aug 30, 2008 3:01 pm
by mongatard
I have a small home server I could host the installer on, or use as a dedicated torrenter if you'd want to create a torrent.
Here's a link to the installer on my site too, not too much upstream bandwidth, I think you'll get around 60KBps.
http://justin1891.com/evidyon-setup.msi
Re: Version 1.4.0 - Full Download Only
Posted:
Sat Aug 30, 2008 3:28 pm
by kelchy
Thanks for adding me =)
Re: Version 1.4.0 - Full Download Only
Posted:
Sun Aug 31, 2008 1:00 am
by speed3b
A tester was having trouble getting the d3dx9 fix from you Karl, so i added it to the mirror. Here is a link to it.
http://sgn.servegame.com/software/evidyon/download/dx_evidyon.zip<6mb download apx <2min download


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class projectiel. More...
#include <projectiel.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| Projectiel (hwlib::window &w, const hwlib::xy &location, int speed, int direction) | |
| Projectiel constructor. More... | |
| void | draw () override |
| Void draw function. More... | |
| void | update () override |
| Void update function. More... | |
| void | draw_inverse () |
| Void draw inverse function. More... | |
| hwlib::xy | upper_left_corner () override |
| Get function. More... | |
| hwlib::xy | lower_right_corner () override |
| Get function. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from SchermObject | |
| SchermObject (hwlib::window &w, const hwlib::xy &location, int speed, int direction) | |
| constructor initializes a window, location, speed and direction. More... | |
| bool | is_active () |
| Boolean activity fucntion. More... | |
| void | activate () |
| Void set function. More... | |
| void | deactivate () |
| Void set function. More... | |
| hwlib::xy | get_location () |
| Get function. More... | |
| void | set_location (hwlib::xy location) |
| Void set function. More... | |
| bool | overlaps (SchermObject &other) |
| Boolean overlaps function. More... | |
| bool | determine_interaction (SchermObject &rhs) |
| Boolean function for interactions. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from drawable | |
| drawable (hwlib::window &w, const hwlib::xy &location) | |
| constructor... More... | |
| hwlib::xy | get_location () |
| @file More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from SchermObject | |
| int | speed |
| int | direction |
| bool | active |
| hwlib::xy | old_location |
| Protected Attributes inherited from drawable | |
| hwlib::window & | w |
| hwlib::xy | location |
class projectiel.
Inherits window, location, speed and direction from Schermobject.
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inline |
Projectiel constructor.
Constructs a projectile at a location with a speed and a direction.
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overridevirtual |
Void draw function.
This function draws the projectile on its location.
Reimplemented from SchermObject.
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virtual |
Void draw inverse function.
This function removes the projectile by drawing the background color on its location.
Reimplemented from SchermObject.
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overridevirtual |
Get function.
Function gives the location of the lower right corner of the bounding box.
Reimplemented from SchermObject.
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overridevirtual |
Void update function.
@file
This function checks if the projectile is active. then removes it from the screen using the draw inverse function. It then lowers the y axis of the location of the projectile to make it move up. if the projectiel goes out of sreen it is set to inactive.
Reimplemented from SchermObject.
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overridevirtual |
Get function.
Function gives the location of the upper left corner of the bounding box.
Reimplemented from SchermObject.


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Interactive Correlation Matrix with D3
Recently I decided that if I wanted to improve my data visualization skills, I should become more familiar with D3.js. D3 is a JavaScript library that allows you to manipulate documents by associating elements with some data that you provide. It's not exactly a visualization library, like Highcharts or plotly. It doesn't have built-in chart types. Instead, it allows you to connect existing web standards like HTML, SVG, and CSS directly to your data. This makes D3 extremely powerful and flexible, but also difficult to learn.
Hearing about the steep learning curve scared me away from D3 at first, but ultimately I'm giving it a shot. After all, I'm not a total newcomer to JavaScript, and I like to think I can pick these types of things up pretty quickly, so maybe it won't be so bad.
Here is my first attempt at making something useful: a correlation matrix where clicking on cell draws the scatterplot between variables and . I borrowed heavily from Karl Broman's example. I found it very helpful to use that as a reference, since I'm not yet comfortable enough to make anything moderately involved on my own.
I got the data from a recent Kaggle competition on housing prices. I did a small amount of cleaning and removed all the categorical variables for the purposes of this illustration.
The size of the circles represent the strength of the correlation between each pair of variables. Blue indicates a positive correlation, red indicates a negative correlation. Hover over a cell to see the two variables and their correlation coefficient. Click on a cell to draw the scatterplot.
You can see the code here. It's also hosted on GitHub.


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Personal Projects
Iris
GitHub | Web Demo | Windows AppIris is a program written in the Unity game engine which is used for relational data visualization. Once imported into the program, this data can be navigated in 3D. It's the largest project I've ever worked on and it will probably never be completely finished. My long term goal is for it to be useful in the context of data oriented research, competing, complementing, and/or integrating with tools like Stata and MatLab.
Unfortunately, Unity's plugin will not work in Chrome 45+ because Google is phasing out NPAPI plugins. For justification see this explanation. Unity is working on a WebGL export option, but it is currently in Beta (as of May 2015). If you're running Windows, I recommend downloading the Windows App as it runs much more quickly and can go full screen.
Flood
GitHub | Android MarketplaceThis is a clone of an old puzzle game. Basically the goal is to "flood" a board of multi-colored tiles by clicking colored buttons and slowly absorbing tiles, starting from the top left of the board. Tiles that are on the border of your flooded section are absorbed if they match the color you click. My version keeps track of high scores and has a couple hundred levels to choose from, as well as a Zen mode where the boards are randomly generated.
2048 Island
GitHub | Android MarketplaceThis is 2048 clone for Android that I made back when it was cool. This one is completely over-engineered for what is supposed to be a simple game, but looks really good. Animated tiles, swooping cameras, a pointless island theme, timed mode. None of it really adds much to the game, except for a new game mode I came up with where you have 4 small boards that are played separately and instead of losing when the board has no moves left, it just freezes for a couple turns and comes back with a higher score multiplier. Eventually, the game ends when all 4 boards are frozen at once.
Social Experiment
Link | PaperMy girlfriend is a graduate student at Stanford University studying Political Science. For her field paper, I created an online interface for an experiment that she designed to test James Fearon's theory that a long shadow of the future increases bargaining delay. If you're interested in more details, read the paper: Fearon (1998). The website is hosted on an EC2 instance and written with the Django web framework with a postgres database backend. Note that you actually need credentials to enter, but look at the quality of that login page!
TA website
LinkIn addition to setting up the website for her experiment, I also made my girlfriend a static TA website. It's running on Amazon S3, just like this one.
Bubbleshooter
Github | DemoWhen I was a freshman at William & Mary, there were a couple people on my hall that played the facebook game "Bubble Shooter" which is an old arcade game where you have a cannon at the bottom of the screen and you angle it to shoot and knockdown colored balls. I was bad at the game, so I wrote a program that took a screenshot of the game, calculated the optimal shot position, and clicked the mouse in a loop until the game was complete. They said it was cheating. I say it was resourceful.
About
I like talking about myself...
Particularly things related to programming. Most of my spare time is spent working on side projects, thinking about future projects, or helping other people with computer problems. I currently work in San Francisco as an engineer at FactSet, a financial software company. Before that I did internships at Amazon and William & Mary, where I went to college.
I also like other stuff...
My hobbies include Chipotle, long walks on the beach, and thinking about other things to add to this list.
Most of all, I like you!
If you want to contact me, or hang out, or go bowling or something, feel free to contact me.


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import { Injectable } from '@angular/core';
import { Observable } from 'rxjs/Observable';
import { Router } from '@angular/router';
import { CommerceCapabilities } from '../../+commerce/services/commerce.capabilities';
import { AssetCapabilities } from '../../+asset/services/asset.capabilities';
import { CollectionCapabilities } from '../../+collection/services/collection.capabilities';
import { SearchCapabilities } from '../../+search/services/search.capabilities';
import { QuoteState } from '../../shared/interfaces/commerce.interface';
import { Collection } from '../../shared/interfaces/collection.interface';
import { EnhancedAsset } from '../interfaces/enhanced-asset';
import { CurrentUserService } from './current-user.service';
import { AppStore } from '../../app.store';
import { FeatureStore } from '../stores/feature.store';
@Injectable()
export class Capabilities implements CommerceCapabilities, CollectionCapabilities, AssetCapabilities, SearchCapabilities {
haveCollections: () => boolean;
viewCollections: () => boolean;
editCollections: () => boolean;
editCollection: (collection: Collection) => Observable<boolean>;
viewAssetDetails: () => boolean;
downloadWatermarkComps: (hasComp: boolean) => boolean;
downloadCleanComps: (hasComp: boolean) => boolean;
downloadFullComps: (hasComp: boolean) => boolean;
createAccessInfo: () => boolean;
createSubclips: (asset: EnhancedAsset) => boolean;
viewAdvancedPlayer: (asset: EnhancedAsset, isShared: boolean) => boolean;
viewCollectionTray: () => boolean;
viewSearchBar: () => Observable<boolean>;
viewCartIcon: () => boolean;
purchaseOnCredit: () => boolean;
addToCart: () => boolean;
accessCart: () => boolean;
haveCart: () => boolean;
editAddress: () => boolean;
addAddress: () => boolean;
editAccountAddress: () => boolean;
addAccountAddress: () => boolean;
administerQuotes: () => boolean;
editClips: () => boolean;
cloneQuote: (quoteObservable: Observable<QuoteState>) => Observable<boolean>;
viewLicenseAgreementsButton: () => boolean;
calculatePrice: () => boolean;
findMetadataValueFor: (metadataName: string, object: any) => string | null;
constructor(
public currentUser: CurrentUserService,
public route: Router,
public store: AppStore,
public feature: FeatureStore) {
this.applyMixins(Capabilities, [
CommerceCapabilities,
CollectionCapabilities,
AssetCapabilities,
SearchCapabilities
]);
}
public viewAll() {
return this.userHas('Root');
}
public default() {
return this.currentUser.loggedIn();
}
public userHas(permission: string): boolean {
return this.currentUser.hasPermission(permission);
}
private applyMixins(derivedCtor: any, baseCtors: any[]) {
baseCtors.forEach(baseCtor => {
Object.getOwnPropertyNames(baseCtor.prototype).forEach(name => {
derivedCtor.prototype[name] = baseCtor.prototype[name];
});
});
}
}
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Below are some very cursory hints on using the Vergil graph editor. For more information, see the complete tutorial.
The following table summarizes "hot keys," which are shortcuts for invoking frequently used commands within Vergil. All of these require holding the control key (called "Ctrl") while pushing at least one other key.
| Ctrl+Shift+= | zoom in |
| Ctrl+= | zoom reset |
| Ctrl+- | zoom out |
| Ctrl+Shift+- | zoom fit |
| Ctrl+C | copy the selection |
| Ctrl+E | edit parameters (configure) |
| Ctrl+H | stop (halt) the model |
| Ctrl+L | look inside a component |
| Ctrl+O | open a file |
| Ctrl+P | print the model |
| Ctrl+R | run the model |
| Ctrl+S | save the model |
| Ctrl+T | lay out a model |
| Ctrl+U | pause the model |
| Ctrl+V | paste from the clipboard |
| Ctrl+W | close the window |
| Ctrl+X | cut the selection |
The following filename extensions are recognized by Vergil and opened in an appropriate editor. The "*" is a wildcard. Anything can replace it.
| .xml | Ptolemy II models represented in MoML |
| .moml | Ptolemy II models represented in MoML |
| .plt | PtPlot plots |
| .plot | PtPlot plots |
| .htm | HTML files |
| .html | HTML files |
| .shtm* | HTML files (opened in a browser) |
| .pdf* | PDF files (opened in a browser) |
| .ptd | Ptolemy II data files (as text) |


model AR(1) x GARCH(1,1) - Fat tails
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#include <path.h>
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model AR(1) x GARCH(1,1) - Fat tails
§ AR1xGARCH11()
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| _correl | acf previous period |
| _alpha | GARCH process |
| _beta | GARCH process |
| _gamma | GARCH process |
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| Sigmatminus1 | vol previous period |
| u | innovation drawn sample distr. |
| v | innovation drawn sample distr. |
Implements Path.
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So, you've logged in to FarmShare, and now you want to do something on it? We can help you with that! In addition to the software that we already have available, we have tools for you to build/install your own.
Software on FarmShare 2 comes from three sources:
Of course, you probably don't care much about what kind of software we have, you just want to know what we have! Well, that's easy enough: Go to the list of software.
Packaged software is easiest to use, because you don't have to do anything! Packaged software has already been installed on all of the systems in the environment, so to use the software, you just have to run the command.
For example, to run the packaged version of R (version 3.2.3), you just need to run the R command:
akkornel@rice03:~$ R --version R version 3.2.3 (2015-12-10) -- "Wooden Christmas-Tree" Copyright (C) 2015 The R Foundation for Statistical Computing Platform: x86_64-pc-linux-gnu (64-bit)
FarmShare 2 runs Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, which means almost anything in the Ubuntu Xenial package repository is available to be installed.
Not all software comes in the form of an Ubuntu package. In fact, as time continues to move forward, the software we do have packaged will become more and more out-of-date.
To provide up-to-date software, we use modules. Modularized software lives in shared, network-connected storage, and was either built by SRCC (like with R) or was provided a software vendor (like with SAS).
In addition to the software that we provide for you to use, it is perfectly OK for to build and use your own stuff! We support several ways that you can build random software:
In addition, we have solutions for specific programming languages:
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Either way, you should always feel free to reach out with your request!
A special note on upgrading: We at SRCC have to be careful when upgrading existing software, because we don't want to break existing uses of the software. Also, if the upgrade is for a package, then we will probably have to wait for the next quarterly FarmShare downtime. Modules can normally be upgraded faster, by making a new module for the new version.
The table below lists all of the software packages that are installed on FarmShare 2 systems. It was last updated on Thursday, January 25, 2018 @ 9:30 AM US/Pacific time.
For software provided via a module, you will have to load the module before you can use the software! Run module avail
to display a list of available software. For example, to load MATLAB R2016b, the command would be module load matlab/r2016b
). Enter that command into a shell (or into a batch job script) before you use the software.
| Name | Packaged Version | Module Version |
|---|---|---|
| ABINIT | 7.8.2 | 8.4.2 (abinit/8.4.2 ) |
| Anaconda |
5.0.1 for Python 2 ( 5.0.1 for Python 3 ( |
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| ANSYS | 18.2 (ansys/18.2 ) |
|
| autoconf | 2.69 | |
| automake | 1.15.1 | |
| bash | 4.3.48 (1) | |
| bowtie | 2.2.6 | |
| Caffe | 1.0.0 RC5 (caffe/1.0.0-rc5 ) |
|
| Caffe2 | 0.7.0 (caffe2/0.7.0 ) |
|
| clang | 3.8.0 | 5.0.0 (clang/5.0.0 ) |
| cmake | 3.10.2 | |
| CPLEX | 12.7.1 (cplex/12.7.1 ) |
|
| CUDA | 9.0.176 | |
| cuDNN | 7.0.3 (cudnn/7.0.3 ) |
|
| Cufflinks | 2.2.1 (cufflinks/2.2.1 ) |
|
| Emacs | 25.3.1 | |
| fish | 2.2.0 | |
| GAMS | 24.8.3 (gams/24.8.3 ) |
|
| Gaussian |
G16.A03 ( GaussView 6 ( |
|
| GNU Fortran | 5.5.0 | 7.1.0 (gcc/7.1.0 ) |
| GCC | 5.5.0 | 7.1.0 (gcc/7.1.0 ) |
| git | 2.7.4 | |
| Go | 1.6.2 | |
| Gurobi | 7.0.2 (gurobi/7.0.2 ) |
|
| Haskell |
7.10.3 stack 1.5.1 |
|
| Intel Parallel Studio XE |
2017 update 2 ( |
|
| Java | 8u151 | 9+181 (openjdk/9+181 ) |
| Julia | 0.5.2 | 0.6.2 (julia/0.6.2 ) |
| libtool | 2.4.6 | |
| Lua |
5.1.5 (through the 5.2.4 (through the 5.3.1 (through the LuaRocks 2.2.0 for Lua 5.1 |
LuaRocks 2.4.1 ( For Lua 5.1 (through the For Lua 5.2 (through the For Lua 5.3 (through the |
| LuaJIT | 2.0.5 | |
| Mathematica | 11.2 (mathematica/11.2 ) |
|
| MATLAB | R2017b (matlab/r2017b ) |
|
| MEEP | 1.3 | |
| mksh | 52c | |
| mosh | 1.3.2 | |
| nano | 2.5.3 | |
| NAG | 6.1 (nag/6.1 ) |
|
| OCaml |
4.02.3 OPAM 1.2.2 |
|
| OpenFOAM |
4.1 ParaView 5.0.1 |
|
| Open MPI | 1.10.2 | 3.0.0 (openmpi/3.0.0 ) |
| Perl |
5.22.1 (through the Rakudo Perl 6 2015.11 (through the Perlbrew 0.74 |
|
| PGI | Community Edition 17.4 (pgi/17.4 ) |
|
| PostgreSQL |
9.5.6 ( PG-Strom v1 |
|
| PyMOL | <IP_ADDRESS> | |
| Python |
2.7.12 (through the 3.5.2 (through the virtualenv 15.1.0 |
|
| Quantum ESPRESSO | 5.1 | |
| R | 3.4.3 | |
| RStudio | 1.1.383 (rstudio/1.10.383 ) |
|
| Ruby | 2.3.1p112 | |
| Rust |
1.7.0 cargo 0.8.0 |
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| SAS | 9.4 (sas/9.4 ) |
|
| SCons | 2.4.1 | |
| Singularity | 2.4.1 | |
| Stata | 15 (stata-se/15 , stata-mp/15 ) |
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| Swift | 4.0 (swift/4.0 ) |
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| Tcl/Tk | 8.6 | |
| tcsh | 6.18.01 | |
| tmux | 2.1 | |
| Torch | 7 (torch/7 ) |
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| vim | 7.4 | |
| zsh | 5.1.1 |


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Eugenio Aulisa graduated in Nuclear Engineering from the University of Bologna (Italy) in 2001 and obtained his Ph.D. in Energetic, Nuclear and Environmental Control Engineering from the same institution in 2005. His first appointment at Texas Tech was as a Visiting Assistant Professor before entering a tenure-track position in 2007. He become Associate professor in 2012. His primary research interests are in Computational fluid mechanics, including modeling and simulation of multiphase flows and fluid-structure interaction problems, non-linear analysis of fluid flow filtration in porous media, and multigrid solvers with domain decomposition methods. His most recent interests include dynamic control of distributed parameter systems governed by partial differential equation.


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Neighbour blasts ‘selfish pratt’ blocking postbox in misspelled note left on car
A note left by a furious neighbour accusing a Surrey motorist's parking of obstructing the Royal Mail has been celebrated as extremely British
by Talia Shadwell, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/talia-shadwell/An angry neighbour has taken aim at a 'selfish' motorist's bad parking - claiming they were preventing the Royal Mail from delivering the post.
But while most observers could agree the parking left a lot to be desired, the note left on the car had the Internet tickled.
Scrawled in capital letters that captured the writer's passion for enabling the Royal Mail to carry out its duties - the note was quickly dubbed the 'most British' ever.
That is except for the spelling, which led an amused Reigate, Surrey resident to post a snap of the note they spotted on reddit.
They posted a picture of the blue car parked on a pavement, rammed tight against a traditional red mailbox, accompanied by a close-up of the message stuck to its driver's side door.
Written entirely in upper-case, the note shouted: "Your selfish parking has prevented the Royal Mail from opening the Post Box, causing everyone's letters to be delayed by 24 hours you utter pratt!"
The pictures were posted overnight on the r/mildlyinfuriating subreddit dedicated to 'Selfish Parking.'
Many redditors admired the spirit of the note.
"The car, the note, the parking, the pratt, the royal mail, the postbox. So much Brit," one wrote.
Others judged a clear misspelling in the note as decidedly un-British.
One redditor mused: "I think he spelt the insult wrong though, which is somehow less British. By my understanding 'prat' is the insult, 'Pratt' is a surname."
Others felt the note's rage: "This is the British equivalent of heaving a cinderblock at someone."
While redditors were divided over whether the parking was really that bad, others had questions about the Royal Mail's decision-making in having the mail box's slot face away from the pavement.
One redditor pondered: "Why does the mail box even face that way to begin with?"
But the Royal Mail has since weighed in to assure all concerned that the mail was unaffected.
A spokesman told the Sun : “This note was not left by a Royal Mail worker the driver was in fact able to collect the mail and scan for it. More than likely this note was from a local resident.”
He added: “There have not been any recorded incidents where we have not been able to collect mail from that area.”


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SIDEBARGOESHERE
The source tracking APIs (/trackers) defined by TAS are for a candidate source tracking system based on fractional attribution.
With fractional attribution, an end result (such as someone applying for a job) can be mapped back to a whole chain of user interactions such as social sharing, emailing links, etc. This provides more detailed sourcing information than just tracking the last click that led the candidate to apply for the job.
There are two types of trackers:
Trackers are organized into trees. The path from any single leaf to the trunk of the tree represents the chain of sourcing events that led to a candidate outcome (like applying for a job).
Any candidate-facing web site (like a careers site, microsite, etc.) that is tracker aware should maintain session trackers when candidates use the site. This means:
For example, when a candidate first follows a link like this to a page in a job board/careers site:
https://acme.supersite.com/marketing.html?tracker=1234
..then the job board should create a session tracker and attach it to the tracker 1234. The resulting tracker tree will be like this:
1234
+-- 1287 (session tracker)
After this, the job board should attach the session tracker to all links that it emits, even for internal navigation around the site itself. For example, the candidate above might search for jobs at the site, and then click through to a specific job using a link like this:
https://acme.supersite.com/job=23&tracker=1287
Now the candidate might share the job via email using the browser's native share button. They email the job to a friend. The friend clicks through to the job. Because the friend represents a new unique visit, a new session tracker is created by the job board, linking back to tracker 1287. Now the tracker tree looks like this:
1234
+-- 1287 (session tracker)
+-- 1344 (session tracker)
If the friend now goes on to apply for the job, then the tracker will be passed into the applicant tracking system (ATS), giving it a deep insight into how the candidate came to hear about this job.
The following example (in Java) shows one approach to maintaining session trackers.
This algorithm:
// get details of tracker (if any) passed in as a url parameter
Integer trackerParam = httpRequest.getParms("tracker");
// get details of existing session tracker (if any) and its parent (if any)
HttpSession session = httpRequest.getSession(true);
Integer sessionTracker = session.getAttribute("sessionTracker");
Integer parentTracker = session.getAttribute("parentTracker");
// we test if session tracker missing or mismatched with an incoming tracker param - if so, potentially need to create a new one.
// there are two ways to do this, based on whether the app emits the tracker parameter on all its internal links (which might still
// end up getting shared - so it should) or not.
//
// conditional when the app does emit tracker on all links
if (sessionTracker == null || ! Objects.equals(parentTracker, trackerParam)) {
// conditional when the app does not emit tracker on all links
// if (sessionTracker == null || (trackerParam != null && (parentTracker == null || parentTracker != trackerParam)) {
// prepare a request body for use with either create tracker API call
String request =
{
"kind": "sessionCreation",
"ip": httpRequest.getIP(),
"Accept-Language": httpRequest..,
"userAgent": httpRequest..
}
if (trackerParam == null) {
// create a session tracker with no parent
POST /trackers/root
Request: <- request
Location: -> trackerID
session.setAttribute("sessionTracker", trackerID);
session.removeAttribute("parentTracker");
} else {
// create a session tracker chained to the incoming tracker
POST /trackers/byID/9022/trackers
Request: <- request
Location: -> trackerID
session.setAttribute("sessionTracker", trackerID);
session.setAttribute("parentTracker", parentTracker);
}
}
// from here on, we will add (or replace) the sessionTracker parm on any trackerized links we emit, e.g. "?tracker=9023"
// one tiny problem is that the current URL (i.e. this entry page) has the original (if any) tracker param on it.
// That creates a problem in that if this page contained a non-TAS social sharing plugin (one that just referenced the current page rather
// than having tracker param passed into it), this new session tracker would not be seen by it. The solution is
// to try and force navigation to any new page as quickly as possible - the new page's links will contain the proper tracker param.
Attaching the tracker parameter to all URLs that your site emits can affect your web site analytics. You may want to instruct analytics code to ignore the tracker parameter - for Google, see https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1010249?hl=en.
Attaching the tracker parameter to all URLs that your site emits can affect your web site's SEO. You may want to instruct search engines to ignore the tracker parameter - for Google, use Webmaster tools.
The legacy ATS maintains candidateSource and device values in its session for incoming candidates.
A candidate arrives at:
acme/legacyats.com/jobs/Creative-Director-GR4022?candidateSource=facebook
The legacy ATS knows it will be handing off the apply process to some other microservices.
This means the apply process is out of the legacy ATS's control. But eventually the legacy ATS will regain control, when the apply app calls POST /candidates to push the candidate and job application in.
Therefore the legacy ATS needs to pack its legacy detail into a tracker, and pass that tracker in to the apply app, relying on the apply app eventually passing that tracker back in again.
Like any good candidate-facing app, the legacy ATS maintains a session tracker, as per the logic above.
In this case the ATS also embeds the legacy sourcing data in the userArea field:
Not shown, but legacy ATS passes this tracker ID in as a URL parameter to the apply app in its job details page.
ATS renders job details page. In it, a deep link like this leads to simpleapply:
acme.simpleapply.com/jobs/16670?tracker=16044
Simpleapply is tracker-aware and so creates a session tracker for the candidate (16045) and chains it to the existing tracker.
Once the candidate has completed the application, simpleapply passes that tracker (16045) back into the ATS via the POST /candidates API call.
The legacy ATS uses the following logic to extract its legacy source details from the incoming tracker:
The ATS searches up the tracker chain until it reaches a tracker with a "legacyATS" field in the userArea if found use that for source details else the ATS attempts to manufacture its own source details from the immediately incoming tracker. It can only do a very limited job. 1) the ATS searches up the tracker chain until it reaches any session tracker device = derive from user-agent as per existing ATS behaviour 2) The legacy ATS starts again and searches up the tracker chain until it reaches either: a session tracker with a "sessionCreation.referer" value that matches one of the rows in its own table of media a campaign tracker with a "campaign.referrer" value that matches one of the rows in its own table of media a campaign tracker with a "campaign.referrer" value that matches one of the rows in its own table of media if found candidateSource = the media
A sample chain is shown here though it doesn't yet show the data discussed above.
GET /trackers/16045/chain
Response:
A root campaign tracker is created:
POST /trackers/root
Response:
Location: 9022
A root tracker is obtained by the mailout app:
POST /trackers/root
Response:
Location: 9022
The outgoing email has a link like this:
Creative director
The careers site is tracker-aware so creates a new session tracker.
The careers site may force navigation to a new page, so that any sharing plugins which rely on current URL have access to the up to date session tracker (see comments above).
One way is to hide the sharing plugins when the job details page is being generated for a new session, and instead show a button "Enable sharing" that just navigates to the current page - after navigation the page will not be being generated for a new session, so the sharing plugins will show as they should.
The friend clicks through to the target page at /jobs/1004532?tracker=9023.
The same logic as above fires, and the careersite app creates a new session tracker (9024), and attaches it to all links it emits.
This job is at /jobs/26?tracker=9024
they use sharing via email to send the link to themselves
they click through to the target page at /jobs/26?tracker=9024
the same logic as above fires, and another new session tracker (9025) is created and used for all links.
refly creates a new campaign tracker that will hold its own specific details, in this case that referral has been made by Fred.
POST /trackers
Response:
Location: 9041
refly now facilitates getting that link in front of candidate(s):

As previously, a new session tracker (9046) is created by the careers site and chained to the existing tracker.
POST /trackers/byID/9041/trackers
Request
.. create session tracker
Response:
Location: 9046
The tracker is passed into POST /candidates with the job application.
The ATS producing POST /candidates now notifies the agent insight app that some change has happened to an application (i.e. creation in this case):
POST /applications/66022/deltaPings
agent insight gets the application's tracker
GET /applications/byID/66022/tracker
Response:
Location: 9046
agent insight now asks for every installed app that had some part in sourcing this application - i.e. that created a tracker upstream from 9046
GET /trackers/byID/9046/chain
Response:
agent insight now uses the list of sourcing apps to alert each of the tracker owners that an application they have sourced has changed. Theoretically a sourcing app may appear multiple times in the chain:
POST /applications/bySourcingApp/acme/supersoft/refly/66022/deltaPings
{
"operation": "insert",
"trackers": [ 9041 ]
}
refly asks for specific information about the application. Agent insight internally re-creates the chain of trackers and verifies that refly is allowed to ask for this application before responding
GET /applications/bySourcingApp/acme/supersoft/refly/66022/sourcerDetails
Response:
{
"sourcerBucket": "interview",
"trackers": [ 9041 ]
}
refly now has all the information it needs about the application that it had a part in sourcing


[gecode-users] CP'08: Call for Papers
Sebastian BRAND
sbrand at csse.unimelb.edu.au
Fri Jan 11 10:43:56 CET 2008
_____________________________ Call for Papers _____________________________
CP 2008
14th International Conference
on
Principles and Practice of Constraint Programming
Sydney, Australia 14-18 September 2008
http://www.csse.unimelb.edu.au/cp2008/
Co-located with:
International Conference on Automated Planning and Scheduling (ICAPS)
International Conference on Knowledge Representation and Reasoning (KR)
International Workshop on Nonmonotonic Reasoning (NMR)
____ Scope ____
The CP conference is the annual international conference on constraint
programming. It is concerned with all aspects of computing with
constraints, including
theory, algorithms, applications, environments,
languages, models, and systems.
CP 2008 includes a technical program, where presentations of research and
application papers as well as invited talks aim at describing the best
results and techniques in the state-of-the-art of constraint programming.
Two days of workshops, tutorials and the Doctoral Program will precede
the conference.
Papers are solicited from all disciplines concerned with constraints.
Reports on successful applications of constraint technology are
particularly encouraged and are subject to special Applications track
acceptance criteria. Submitted papers must be original and must not be
simultaneously submitted for publication in a journal or another
conference. The conference proceedings are expected to be published by
Springer Verlag in the Lecture Notes in Computer Science series. Papers
are limited to 15 LNCS pages. Further author information will be
provided on the conference webpage.
____ Dates ____
Submission: 1 April 2008
Notification: 1 June 2008
Final version: 15 June 2008
Conference: 14-18 Sept. 2008
____ Organisation ____
Program chair: Peter J. Stuckey (Australia)
Conference chair: Toby Walsh (Australia)
Workshop & tutorial chair: Jimmy H.M. Lee (Hong Kong)
Doctoral program chairs: Roland H.C. Yap (Singapore)
Kostas Stergiou (Greece)
Sponsorship chair: Barry O'Sullivan (Ireland)
Publicity chair: Sebastian Brand (Australia)
____ Program committee ____
Slim Abdennadher (Egypt) Laurent Michel (USA)
Pedro Barahona (Portugal) Robert Nieuwenhuis (Spain)
Nicolas Beldiceanu (France) Gilles Pesant (Canada)
Frederic Benhamou (France) Steve Prestwich (Ireland)
Christian Bessiere (France) Francesca Rossi (Italy)
Lucas Bordeaux (UK) Michel Rueher (France)
David Cohen (UK) Christian Schulte (Sweden)
Rina Dechter (USA) Paul Shaw (France)
Yves Deville (Belgium) Barbara Smith (UK)
Alan Frisch (UK) Kostas Stergiou (Greece)
Warwick Harvey (UK) Michael Trick (USA)
Hiroshi Hosobe (Japan) Peter van Beek (Canada)
Zeynep Kiziltan (Italy) Pascal Van Hentenryck (USA)
Arnaud Lallouet (France) Roland H.C. Yap (Singapore)
Jimmy H.M. Lee (Hong Kong) Makoto Yokoo (Japan)
Michael Maher (Australia)
____ Applications track committee ____
Andy Chun (Hong Kong) Barry O'Sullivan (Ireland)
Vitaly Lagoon (Australia) Helmut Simonis (UK)
Michela Milano (Italy) Mark Wallace (Australia)
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UNDERSTANDING ROBOCON
The broadcasters of each participant country are responsible for the code of conduct of their national contests to select the team which will represent the country in the international contest. Teams from Engineering and Technical colleges from across the country are eligible to participate. Participating teams are expected to design and fabricate their own robots and organize the teams including an Instructor, Team Leader, Manual Robot Operator and a Automatic Robot Operator.
The Team has shown excellent performance in the recent years in the Robocon Event. It made a good debut securing 5th position among 24 new teams in Robocon 2013. It stood 22nd out of 100 teams in the consecutive year. In 2016, we stood 20th out of 110 teams and were also awarded with a Best Rookie Award. In 2018 it was the 2nd best team in Southern India and the 3rd best team in Southern India in 2019.


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Why does it take so long to buy debt?
The purchase of each debt portfolio can take weeks or months to complete, as the debt-buying industry is incredibly complex. We are taking time to learn the ins and outs of the market so that we can spend the money most effectively.
The debt-buying world is a shadowy, speculative market where delinquent and charged-off debts are bundled into large portfolios and sold as a whole for pennies on the dollar. It is largely unregulated and filled with shady characters, many of whom are actively trying to rip each other off. We are taking care to be sure that we aren’t taken advantage of, that our deals are good, and at market value. We think it’s far more important to be certain that we spend your donations accurately, on real debts that help real people, than quickly, on debts of dubious nature.
Additionally, we want all of our debt buys to be strategic and effective. We want to buy debt that will provide the most mutual aid possible and debt that will highlight specific injustices within our economy. Currently, we are focusing on medical debt in order to call attention to the profound inhumanity and inequality in our healthcare system. Medical debt, however, is particularly difficult to purchase; unlike credit card and payday loan debt, it is usually sold to local debt collectors. Because we don’t want our purchases limited to New York, this means working locally and regionally rather than in the national market. The debt industry is also a surprisingly small world, based on personal relationships. We are working to build those relationships, but it takes time.
We are also taking care not to buy bad debt—debt that is considered uncollectable. Bad debts have already done their damage, whereas newer debts that still might be collected have not. Because of this, newer debts more effectively maximize mutual aid. In order to be sure our purchases are effective, a significant amount of due diligence must be done on each portfolio. This can be quite involved and includes running a variety of reports and asking numerous follow-up questions.
We are fully committed to transparency and will always post information about each purchase as soon as our lawyers finish reviewing the documents and our privacy committee has ensured that the debtors’ identifying information has been removed. Additionally, we are hiring a CPA and plan to announce our financial reporting policy in March. Currently, our first purchase, completed November 12th, is documented on our website. Our next purchase is well underway and should be completed and announced in mid-March.


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Watch This Badass Teenager Blast Scott Morrison’s “Thoughts And Prayers” Nonsense On ‘Q&A’
by Joseph EarpScott Morrison is very invested in acting as though he’s busy.
After all, most of NSW is on fire, the environmental devastation caused by the climate change that he and his government keep telling the Australian public is not happening.
A politician looks removed and elitist when they’re swanning about the country in private jets while ordinary people are suffering. They only look more removed when they’ve spent most of their political careers trying to deny that suffering is happening at all.
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Hence, Morrison spending the last few days appearing at press conferences, looking concerned, and dropping “thoughts and prayers” soundbites. But that illusion of busyness is just that, an illusion, and last night on Q&A, all it took is one question from a teenager to blow it apart.
“With 150 burning across NSW and the devastating loss of lives and homes, our Prime Minister has offered ‘thoughts and prayers’,” the young student said. “As young student leaders and citizens we are more inclined for direct action.
“We would like to know why Prime Minister Morrison did not heed the warnings of Greg Mullins, the former commissioner of fire and rescue NSW, and plan preventative action to avoid the devastation.”
The question was turned on Liberal MP Jason Falinski — and to say that he whiffed it is probably an understatement.
Opening with a lot of chin-wagging about how great NSW firefighters are and an admission that some people find the idea of sending thoughts and prayers “pat”, Falinski was eventually forced to contend with the Prime Minister’s inaction thanks to host Tony Jones and a follow-up question by professional firefighters.
In particular, Falinski was asked why the Prime Minister did not meet with firefighters in order to discuss preventative measures.
“I can’t speak for the Prime Minister or his diary manager,” Falinski managed.
“I don’t know why the Prime Minister hasn’t met with those fire chiefs yet. I suspect… Y’know, he’s a very busy person,” Falinski said.
Watch the whole exchange below:


“Doctor Diabolus grinned wickedly as he mentally pictured the terror that now was stalking the countryside. Every farmer within hearing of that siren knew its import, realized that a dangerous inmate had escaped from the institution for the criminal insane. Men were abandoning plows in the fields, hurrying to their homes to get their rifles and shotguns. Children were fleeing to their mothers, to hide in attics. Doors were being barricaded and savage hounds unleashed to stand guard. There would be little sleeping in the country this coming night. Not with the notoriously horrible Doctor Diabolus at large!” — A E Apple, The Crime Devil


Firewall¶
Description¶
This role configures the firewall service on the hosts.
For each network interface of the host where the play runs, this role binds the source address subnet/prefix to the zone defined in firewall.zone if the network must be in the firewall.
Instructions¶
Inventory configuration¶
Enable or disable the firewall service in the equipment profile:
ep_firewall: true
To add a network of the host to a zone, define the zone name in firewall.zone in the network:
networks:
ice1-1:
subnet: <IP_ADDRESS>
prefix: 16
netmask: <IP_ADDRESS>
broadcast: <IP_ADDRESS>
gateway: <IP_ADDRESS>
firewall:
zone: internal
interconnect-1:
subnet: <IP_ADDRESS>
prefix: 16
firewall:
zone: trusted
To add or delete custom services that are not handled by any other role, define the firewall_zones parameter as below:
firewall_zones:
- zone: internal <<< zone name
services_enabled: <<< list of service to enable
- high-availability
- prometheus
services_disabled: <<< list of service to disable
- cockpit
It is possible to add or delete custom ports and rich rules with the same parameter:
firewall_zones:
- zone: internal <<< zone name
ports_enabled: <<< list of ports to enable
- 1234/tcp
ports_disabled: <<< list of ports to disable
- 5678/tcp
rich_rules_enabled: <<< list of rich rules to enable
- "rule family=ipv4 forward-port port=443 protocol=tcp to-port=8443"
rich_rules_disabled: <<< list of rich rules to disable
- 'rule service name="ftp" audit limit value="1/m" accept'
icmp_block_inversion: yes
masquerade: yes
Integration with other roles¶
BlueBanquise ships with roles that already support some level of firewall configuration by adding services to the default zone (public). For each role, it is possible to override the default zone by setting ${rolename}_firewall_zone in the inventory.
For example, if you want to add the services of the pxe_stack roles to the internal zone, you must set the variable pxe_stack_firewall_zone: internal.
Input¶
Mandatory inventory vars:
hostvars[inventory_hostname]
ep_firewall
- network[item]
.subnet
.prefix
- .firewall
.zone
- network_interfaces
.network
Optional inventory vars:
hostvars[inventory_hostname]
- firewall_zones
zone
services_enabled (list)
services_disabled (list)
ports_enabled (list)
ports_disabled (list)
rich_rules_enabled (list)
rich_rules_disabled (list)
icmp_blocks_enabled (list)
icmp_blocks_disabled (list)
icmp_block_inversion (bool)
masquerade (bool)
Changelog¶
1.0.0: Role creation. Bruno Travouillon <devel@travouillon.fr>


A young boy trespasses in his father's study, and the consequences of a childish act bear him painfully and fearfully into a kind of emotional adolescence.  Through a brief relationship with a dancer he achieves a kind of relief from his torture. Finally, the eponymous Klingsor paints, drinks, declaims and debauches his way through the world, like a shooting star blazing across the sky, to a conclusion that only realises itself through his work and his loves.
At first glance this triptych seems to have been assembled as an afterthought, as a compilation rather than a coherent work. But the three stories share deep thematic resemblances, not easily uncovered, rather than any inheritance of characters or plot or surface ideas. All deal with painful transitions and an inner life examined in the same way as one scrapes paint off wooden furniture to see how the items might look without the veneers of civilization. In each, conventional morality comes up against a queer but powerful mixture, primal and implacable, an ideal morality of the soul arising from a mixture of fay ce que voudras and the unsullied aesthetics that a perfect artist might be able to express.
If society as a whole were to adopt this rather Nietzschean paradigm of ethics then anarchy, or at any rate a sort of meritocratic feudalism, might result. But Hesse never suggests that mankind as a whole ought to make such an ethical switch. Instead, this is the unique morality---a spirituality of unique codes---that each of the characters must follow on his own to achieve redemption. The boy eschews good and evil as incomprehensible, but perceives a deeper morality through fear of the chaos that he can instinctively see around the truly moral path; the man rejects his animalistic impulses to hurt and achieve advantage in favour of a dissolution of his own ego; the burnt-out artist surrenders himself to Bacchanalian impulses and the true expression of his soul in his art.
Hesse is invariably heavy-going, with melodramatic dialogue and concentration on the internal experiences of his characters. In fact, the density of his prose seems the greatest in the first story, that of the child: as this is arguably the most autobiographical of the three, that might shed light on its precise delineation of the narrator's young self. But the effect of the stories is cumulative, amassing a richness of sense and feeling as the book proceeds.Were he not to make allusions and some direct references to Wagner himself then Hesse's work would probably attract comparisons anyway. Here, lying hidden and quiescent, is a powerful furnace of a work, a crucible, to dip one's self into and emerge changed by its alchemy.


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- The festival of Basant Panchami celebrates the coming of the spring season.
- This festival, which also signals the end of winter, is generally celebrated during Magh (January – February).
- During this festival people worship the Goddess Saraswati.
- They use yellow handkerchiefs or even yellow cloths and in a few places people put a yellow tilak on their foreheads.
- This festival also marks the beginning of holi baithaks.


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Recently injured my spinal cord in December 2019 which has propelled me forward into attaining a goal that I had set before my injury - learn to code and start a new career.


Any contribution to this project is more than welcomed ! As small or big as they are, contributions are what will make this project better. There is still a lot to do : reporting bugs, proposing fixes, new features, helping with the documentation…
If it’s your first contribution, no worries. As long as you follow the guidelines, everything is going to be fine :)
If you spot a bug or want to propose an enhancement, you can open an issue on Github. Please make sure to avoid duplicates and explain clearly what is your need.
This project wants to stay close to the standard and was inspired by Kubernetes CLI, Cobra and Requests code quality.
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