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Segmenting Large Imagery Files
Google Earth Enterprise Fusion does not allow you to import raw imagery source files larger than 80 GB. (Raw size = number of pixels width * number of pixels height * 3.) Therefore, if you have an imagery source file that is larger than 80GB, you can split it into two or more source files using the gesplitkhvr
command.
The gesplitkhvr
tool produces a grid of image files designated as rows and columns. For example, if you specify 2 rows and 2 columns, the image is split into four smaller files. If you create a separate resource for each resulting source file, it would look like this in the Preview pane:
However, you can reconnect the split images by adding them all to a single resource, which would look like this in the Preview pane:
To split a large source file into multiple smaller files:
At the command prompt, change to the folder that contains the tutorial imagery source files by entering:
cd /opt/google/share/tutorials/fusion/Imagery
Convert a
.tif
file to a.khvr
file by entering:gevirtualraster -o path/virtual_raster.khvr usgsSFHiRes.tif
where path is the path to the folder where you want to save the resulting
.khvr
file. (See Creating Imagery Mosaics for more information about thegevirtualraster
tool.)Note: The path where you save the resulting
.khvr
file must be on a known volume. (See “geconfigureassetroot --editvolumes
” in the Command reference.)Change to the folder where you stored the virtual_raster.khvr (the value of path in step 2) by entering:
cd path
Split the
.khvr
file into a 4x4 grid (16 image files) with a 10-pixel overlap among all of the files by entering:gesplitkhvr --rows 4 --cols 4 --overlap 10 virtual_raster.khvr
The names of the resulting files appear on the screen as they are created. The file names are constructed from the name of the original file (
virtual_raster
), a row and column designation for each file (starting with-R1C3
), and the.khvr
extension.
Now you can import the 16 resulting image files into a resource.


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MOVE Conference is a one-day virtual missions conference.
February 25, 2021
MOVE Conference is designed for anyone who is passionate about sharing the gospel locally, nationally and internationally. Pastors, church staff, college students and any leader who desires to learn, grow and develop in the area of missions will benefit from MOVE.
We believe that the best way to experience MOVE is within a community that can help encourage each other, facilitate discussion, and challenge new ideas.
MOVE will be broadcasting live. Gather a group from your church, mission team, or college ministry and consider hosting a watch party. Group pricing is available for teams of 5 or more. Host kits will be mailed closer to the conference.
We are encouraging everyone to watch live with us on February 25, as we’ll be gathering and speaking directly to what we’re walking through in that moment — we don’t want you to miss it! That being said, we know conflicts will come up, so we’ll make MOVE Conference content available on demand after March 5, 2021.
Registration fees include access to the virtual conference per registered attendee and a MOVE bundle that will be mailed to you.
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What is recursion?
As someone who is fond of math, the best way in which I can describe recursion is a sequence where the answer to the current problem depends on the answer from the previous problem. In other words, you are defining the problem in terms of itself. The loop can go on forever depending on the bounds. A popular example would be the Fibonacci Numbers:
Why is coding recursion rare?
In most coding languages however, recursion seems to be less used as iteration is preferred. In order to understand why, I wanted to introduce the idea of stack. Stack is a collection of elements in which the 2 main operations are pushing a element in and popping an element off. A call stack stores the subroutines of a program. When a program starts, there is a chunk of memory that is assigned to the stack. When that memory runs out, the program crashes from stack overflow. The most common cause of stack overflow is recursion. Since recursion is about the function calls on itself, there are cases in which it calls on itself so many times that the space required to store the variables and information associated with each call is too much. But it does need to be noted that the good thing about recursion is that it usually makes the code shorter and easier to read.
JavaScript Example
Below is an example of recursion where a function is written for factorial, "!". The first part is defining that the factorial of 0 is 1. Other than that special case, the factorial of each number depends on the factorial of the integer prior. For example, 4! is actually (3! * 4).
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if (n === 0) {
return 1;
}
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A HOUSE IN THE HILLS A Film Review Copyright Dragan Antulov 1999
Sometimes, although very rarely, movies can unintentionally serve as some form of autobiography for actors. A HOUSE IN THE HILLS, 1993 low-budget thriller by Ken Wiederhorn is one of such examples. The protagonist is played by Helen Slater, actress who used to enjoy some peak of her career in late 1980s and early 1990s, although she didn't get the roles she had truly deserved. This film, unfortunately very obscure, is one of those rare examples that truly illustrate her talent, unused by Hollywood.
In the film, Helen Slater plays Alex Walker, struggling Hollywood actress who wants to make her big break in the soap operas. But, until that big break happens, she is forced to take many job offers, including house sitting for one of Los Angeles millionaires. In an empty house she gets a wild idea to put her acting abilities to the test by impersonating the millionaire's wife. However, that idea turns out to be bad when the exterminator (Michael Madsen) knocks at the door. After coning his way in, exterminator takes Alex as hostage and reveals himself as an ex con. Alex is suddenly found herself in dangerous situation, but surprises continue to happen.
Screenplay by Miguel Tejada-Flores and Ken Wiederhorn is hardly a masterpiece, but the sheer quantity of unusual, yet believable plot twists is enough to keep audience at the edge of a seat. The ending is also rather unconventional and makes this film really refreshing in a multitude of more formulaic low budget thrillers. Most notable assets in A HOUSE IN THE HILLS are the actors. Helen Slater literally carries this film on her shoulders, providing us with charming yet believable character. And, of course, in one scene she actually reveals the reasons of her not so spectacular career advancement in Hollywood. Her partner Michael Madsen is reliable in his role of quiet, and charismatic thug with the heart of gold, and Slater and him have a great chemistry together. On the other hand, some of the minor characters aren't that effective (Jeffrey Tambore overacts in his episode). But this is the hardly reason enough for the audience to avoid this charming little, yet unjustifiably forgotten B-grade gem.
RATING: 7/10 (+++)
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I was making coffee in my room each morning at the start of the semester before my loan money arrived. I will admit that I was not always the cleanest person. I usually left the whole pot alone until I cleaned it at night to set it up for the next morning. When my loan money came in I started to drink the more expensive coffee offered on campus and ignored the coffee maker in my room. After a couple of weeks I was down too much money on designer coffee and decided to make a pot of normal stuff.
I opened the basket and found that a ton of fire ants had made a home out of my filthy coffee maker. Well, I cleaned the pot out as best I could. Then I ran some water through it to clean out any ants that were left. My mistake was assuming that all the ants were in the basket or flushed from the first pot.
I brewed a pot of coffee and started to drink it. I failed to notice the little ant bodies floating in the pot. After a cup and a half my whole face was tingling and felt numb in patches. It didn't take me long to sort out what was going on. The ant toxin was in the coffee. I slowly drank some more just to see what the affects would be like. They were pretty unpleasant. Really tingly itching all over my face and I started to feel flush. I stopped at this point and went and drank some water. My roommate had a steroid injector so I wasn't worried about having a real bad allergic reaction. Having more didn't really add to the affect. Once I had started to feel it the toxin was pretty much working in full force.
I have very mild reactions to bites from these ants. If I had been more allergic it is likely I would have needed that steroid injection and a trip to the hospital. I did not do this on purpose and I would not do it again. But it was a unique experience with caffeine. It was funny in a way to feel both of these interactions at the same time. This is by far the strangest pot of coffee that I have ever had.
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In the Chapter 7 exercises in "Theorem Proving in Lean", question 4 asks me to define the type of propositional formulas and a function for measuring the complexity of a formula, among other things. What is meant by "complexity of a formula" here?
Usually it means something like the length of a formula, the number of variables plus the number of logical symbols (like connectives/negations). But it could mean different things, like the depth (how many nested logical connectives are there).
I see, thanks. So there's no universally accepted definition of "complexity of a formula"?
I don't think so, but if there was I would guess the number of symbols in it.
For first-order logic formulas there is a different kind of complexity, which counts the number of quantifier changes (in a certain normal form): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arithmetical_hierarchy
But this doesn't make sense for propositional formulae, since there are no quantifiers.
my guess is that it's asking for some kind of evaluation complexity (i.e. how many steps it would take to evaluate the formula), given that it also asks to implement evaluation right before that
Generally when this term is used it doesn't really matter what it is precisely, as long as it's a natural number and subformulas have smaller complexity
quantifier alternations is usually called "arithmetic complexity" specifically
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Assumption: the position of each joint has been copied from handData joint positions
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A visual exploration of the spatial patterns in the endings of Austrian Steiermark's town and village names.
Darker colors indicate a higher proportion of place names with the respective suffix in a geographic cell. Hover over a cell for a while to see a tooltip with the place names.
Inspired and forked from Moritz Stefaner's -ach, -ingen, -zell http://github.com/moritzstefaner/ach-ingen-zell
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Metro Transit offers several transit passes available through employers, schools and organizations. All of them offer the same convenience of the Go-To Card — faster boarding, seamless transfers and balance protection – but in addition, these passes are valid for unlimited rides on bus and METRO lines. Rides on Northstar may require additional stored value.
These passes are often the best value if you ride transit frequently. If you don’t have access to these passes through your employer, school or organization learn about other money-saving passes available on a Go-To Card.
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It is valid for unlimited rides on buses and trains – including the METRO Green Line that travels through the heart of campus – for an entire semester. It can be purchased here.


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openark.org blog is now five years old. Hurrah!
Throughout these five years I posted almost exclusively MySQL oriented blogs, though I had every intention of writing on various engineering topics.
I still see blogging as one of the most important forms of knowledge sharing, and indeed for me the blogs aggregated at Planet MySQL are my main source of MySQL information. I especially like to read technical content straight from the developer; but am also keen on being updated with news on conferences, releases, distributions and some insightful opinions.
The advent of the Stack Exchange websites makes for a common place where people get to learn "how to issue this query" or "how replication works". I can see the DBA site gaining popularity, though still going slow. Eventually I suspect it will be the one place where people share their questions and answers.
Nevertheless blogging is a great way of sharing a new finding of yours; express an opinion; review a product. So I hope for five more years of active blogging, and thank the readers of this blog for keeping watch!
Some numbers: to date I've posted 296 MySQL related posts (so 1.13 blog posts per week, evenly spread). The vast majority were technical; and a few opinions. I posted 6 comic strips; most of which were, I'm afraid, largely misunderstood (the blame is on me) and projected exactly the opposite perception I was trying to express. I'm bound to fail again.
Traffic can be better (not sharing all my secrets). Been a slow down in the past months. I know, I haven't produced much Pie charts lately.
Again, thank you for reading or commenting. No point in blogging if no one pays attention to your blabbering! And do keep coming :)
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Search-time Limitations¶
Document ID Range¶
When searching over multiple database at once, the document ids from each database are interleaved to produce the document ids in the combined database, so the 32-bit document id size can hit well before you reach four billion documents - for example, if you’re searching one large database and 31 small ones, you’ll reach the limit of document id size on the combined database when the largest database reaches document id 227 (about 134 million).
Also, there may be gaps in the range of used document ids, either because you’ve deleted documents, or because you’re explicitly setting them to match an external system.
Positional Queries¶
Currently OP_PHRASE
and OP_NEAR
don’t really support non-term subqueries, though simple cases get rearranged
(so for example, A PHRASE (B OR C)
becomes (A PHRASE B) OR (A PHRASE
C)
).
Queries which use positional information (OP_PHRASE
and
OP_NEAR
) can be significantly slower to process. The
way these are implemented is to find documents which have all the necessary
terms in, and then to check if the terms fulfil the positional requirements, so
if a lot of documents contain the required terms but not in the right places, a
lot more work is required than for just doing an AND query. This will be
improved in a future release.
Collapsing¶
You can’t perform more than one collapse operation during a search.
Concurrently Open Databases¶
If you try to search many databases concurrently, you may hit the per-process file-descriptor limit - each chert database uses between 3 and 7 fds depending which tables are present, and a process can only open a certain number (on Linux, the default is usually 1024, so that limits you to a few hundred concurrently open databases). You can raise the per-process limit on some Unix-like platforms, though you may need to be root to do so; if you’re doing this from a service (for instance if you’re using a remote backend) then you may need to do this via a limit stanza for upstart, or the LimitNOFILE= option for systemd.
You can also address this issue (and spread the search load) by using the remote backend to search databases on a cluster of machines - the remote backend only uses one fd per database on the client machine.


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University of Calgary to eliminate 250 jobs after postsecondary funding cuts
The University of Calgary is eliminating 250 management, faculty and support staff jobs following the Alberta government’s announcement last month of a postsecondary funding cut.
Staff learned of the reduction at a town-hall style meeting Monday afternoon.
University president and vice-chancellor Dr. Ed McCauley says 100 positions will be slashed through retirements, vacancies and resignations, while the remainder will be eliminated in two phases between now and mid-January 2020.
The province announced in its October’s budget that grants to the U of C would be reduced by 6.9 per cent, meaning a reduction of nearly $33-million from the school’s operating budget.
The government is also cutting all funding for the Infrastructure Maintenance Program, which means an additional loss of $22-million for the university.
University staff say they have been told to expect further cuts in next spring’s provincial budget.
“The University of Calgary faces significant budgetary challenges,” McCauley said in a public statement released after the meeting.
“We were required to make difficult decisions for this in-year budget.”
The province also announced last month that it’s lifting a freeze on tuition.
Increases will be capped at seven per cent at the institutional level and 10 per cent at the program level. The province also cut tuition and education tax credits, and the interest rate on student loans to prime plus one per cent.
The funding cuts have left students wondering how it will affect their education.
“We have significant concerns about maintaining the quality of the education here on campus and the programs and services students use to succeed while they’re here,” said University of Calgary Students’ Union president Jessica Revington “We’re hearing from a lot of students who have significant concerns about tuition increases, about the job losses on campus, about direct impacts to student financial aid and to student loans.”
Students expect to hear more details on how their tuition will be affected in a pair of town halls after this week, the first for undergraduate and the second for graduate students.
Alberta Union of Public Employees Local 52, which represents University of Calgary support workers, plans to protest the budget cuts at a rally this Thursday.
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Highlights
There have been many, many changes since the 2.0b4 release. This overview highlights some of those changes.
- Fix connection pooling bug: don’t close before reading.
- Added AddInstanceGroup and ModifyInstanceGroup to boto.emr
- Merge pull request #246 from chetan/multipart_s3put
- AddInstanceGroupsResponse class to boto.emr.emrobject.
- Removed extra print statement
- Merge pull request #244 from ryansb/master
- Added add_instance_groups function to boto.emr.connection. Built some helper methods for it, and added AddInstanceGroupsResponse class to boto.emr.emrobject.
- Added a new class, InstanceGroup, with just a __init__ and __repr__.
- Adding support for GetLoginProfile request to IAM. Removing commented lines in connection.py. Fixes GoogleCode issue 532.
- Fixed issue #195
- Added correct sax reader for boto.emr.emrobject.BootstrapAction
- Fixed a typo bug in ConsoleOutput sax parsing and some PEP8 cleanup in connection.py.
- Added initial support for generating a registration url for the aws marketplace
- Fix add_record and del_record to support multiple values, like change_record does
- Add support to accept SecurityGroupId as a parameter for ec2 run instances. This is required to create EC2 instances under VPC security groups
- Added support for aliases to the add_change method of ResourceRecordSets.
- Resign each request in a retry situation. Some services are starting to incorporate replay detection algorithms and the boto approach of simply re-trying the original request triggers them. Also a small bug fix to roboto and added a delay in the ec2 test to wait for consistency.
- Fixed a problem with InstanceMonitoring parameter of LaunchConfigurations for autoscale module.
- Route 53 Alias Resource Record Sets
- Fixed App Engine support
- Fixed incorrect host on App Engine
- Fixed issue 199 on github.
- First pass at put_metric_data
- Changed boto.s3.Bucket.set_acl_xml() to ISO-8859-1 encode the Unicode ACL text before sending over HTTP connection.
- Added GetQualificationScore for mturk.
- Added UpdateQualificationScore for mturk
- import_key_pair base64 fix
- Fixes for ses send_email method better handling of exceptions
- Add optional support for SSL server certificate validation.
- Specify a reasonable socket timeout for httplib
- Support for ap-northeast-1 region
- Close issue #153
- Close issue #154
- we must POST autoscale user-data, not GET. otherwise a HTTP 505 error is returned from AWS. see: http://groups.google.com/group/boto-dev/browse_thread/thread/d5eb79c97ea8eecf?pli=1
- autoscale userdata needs to be base64 encoded.
- Use the unversioned streaming jar symlink provided by EMR
- Updated lss3 to allow for prefix based listing (more like actual ls)
- Deal with the groupSet element that appears in the instanceSet element in the DescribeInstances response.
- Add a change_record command to bin/route53
- Incorporating a patch from AWS to allow security groups to be tagged.
- Fixed an issue with extra headers in generated URLs. Fixes http://code.google.com/p/boto/issues/detail?id=499
- Incorporating a patch to handle obscure bug in apache/fastcgi. See http://goo.gl/0Tdax.
- Reorganizing the existing test code. Part of a long-term project to completely revamp and improve boto tests.
- Fixed an invalid parameter bug (ECS) #102
- Adding initial cut at s3 website support.


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Dell's Black Friday deals start early — today!
Dell's not wasting any time this year when it comes to Black Friday shopping. Though its ad for the major shopping holiday was just released today, there are already deals live right now to browse and even more to prepare to snag in the next few weeks as the big day approaches.
Deals worth considering
Desktop computers, laptops, essential office accessories, home theater equipment, and more are all going on sale during Dell's Black Friday sale, with select discounts available right now! That makes Dell one of the first to get in on the Black Friday festivities this year, though that doesn't mean it will have the best deals. Below we shout out a few of our favorite deals in its ad this year to keep in mind while you're shopping this month.
Dell G5 Gaming Desktop
Source: Dell
One of the year's best budget desktops is becoming even more affordable come Thanksgiving Day! This doorbuster goes live at 10PM ET on 11/28, bringing its regular cost of $630 down to just $499.99 while supplies last.
Bose SoundTouch 10 Wireless Music System
Source: Bose
This tiny wireless speaker is receiving a 50% discount at Dell starting November 24! That takes its price down to just $99. It can instantly access your music library via various streaming services thanks to its built-in Wi-Fi functionality, and it also has Amazon Alexa integration for voice control.
New Alienware Aurora Pro Gaming Desktop
Source: Alienware
Featuring a 9th Gen Intel® Core™ i7 9700K processor with 16GB memory, a 512GB SSD, NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 2070 8GB graphics and Alienware's High-Performance Liquid Cooling, this is one of the most powerful computers you'll find on sale during Dell's Black Friday sale. It drops to $1,699.99 from a regular price of $2,079.99 starting 9AM ET on Black Friday, 11/29 while supplies last.
Other deals to keep an eye on:
- Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K - $24.99 (was $49.99)
- LG 65" 4K Smart HDR Ultra HDTV + $50 Dell eGift Card - $479 (was $649)
- Inspiron 14 3000 Laptop - $129.99 (was $249.99)
Deals worth ignoring
Dell's Black Friday ad is full of great deals, but there are always a few at every store that aren't as great as they seem. Some we may see near the advertised price weeks before Black Friday begins. Other times. you can find better deals at other retailers on the same day, so you should always keep your eyes open for what might be an even better discount.
- Dell 24 Gaming Monitor (S2419HGF) for $99.99
- Dell Thunderbolt Dock TB16 with 180W Adapter for $145.99
- Ultimate Ears MEGABOOM Bluetooth Speaker for $99.99
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Patching Your Installation
Overview
Unless otherwise noted, use these instructions for updating your TradeX installation from any older version to any newer version. You can patch the installation any
time there is a new release, but it is not required that you upgrade to every new release. These instructions can be used to upgrade your installation even if you
skipped a previous version of the software.
Automated Patching
TradeX can automatically update your installation to the latest version. To perform an update use these steps:
- In the control panel access the Tools > Check for Update function. This will display a page where you can see the version you have installed and the latest version available. If you want to install a newer version, or need to reinstall your existing version, select the appropriate version from the drop down selection field at the bottom of the page and press the Install button.
- The software will begin downloading the updated installer file, extract the files and directories from the installer, and run the patching function to perform any updates required. This process is all automated, so you just have to wait for it to finish.
Manually patching your installation requires a bit more work, but is still fairly simple. Use the steps listed below to manually patch your installation.
- Upload the files from the new version of the software to your server, overwriting the existing copies. All of the files that will need to be uploaded are listed below, where
Base directory is the directory on your server in which TradeX is installed and the remaining are the actual sub-directory names within that directory.
-
Base directory - all .php files
assets directory - all files
cp directory - all files and all sub-directories
js directory - all files
lib directory - all files except config.php
templates directory - only files that do not already exist
- In the TradeX control panel, access the Settings > Global Settings interface. Depending on what features were added, there
may be some new settings for you configure. Even if there are not any new settings, you will need to save the settings which will force the
software to check the values you have supplied and perform any necessary updates.
- The final step in the control panel is to run the Templates > Recompile Templates function. This will update your templates with any changes or fixes that have been made to the template compiler so that the script page and e-mail templates will be generated properly.


RD with Dr Lo Ying-Ru and Dr Tatsuya Kanto, National Center for Global Health and Medicine from Tokyo, Japan at the 2016 First National Hepatitis Focal Points from selected high-burden countries in Asia in Hong Kong.
RD with Lo Ying-Ru and Dr Yeo Wen Qing, Former Deputy Director (International Cooperation), Ministry of Health Singapore having seafood dinner in Singapore in September 2018
RD's visited the new WHOCO at Cyberjaya, on the 5th Sep 2018.
RD with token of appreciation during RCM 69 with the Honourable Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad, Minister of Health, Dr Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah, Director General of Health, Ministry of Health in RD’s Office.
RD with token of appreciation during RCM 69 with the Honourable Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad, Minister of Health, Dr Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah, Director General of Health, Ministry of Health in RD’s Office.
RD with discussing on health financing with the Honourable Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad, Minister of Health, Dr Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah, Director General of Health, Ministry of Health in RD’s Office.
RD visiting the new WHO Country Office in Cyberjaya, 5 September 2018
Dr Lo Ying-Ru, Mustapha Hashim, Ms Sophie Nicholas, Dr Paul Soo, Ms Sheila Fernandez,
Ms Narwant (Rani) Mrs Ho Suet Yin.
Arrival of Malaysian Prime Minister, RCM Putrajaya 11 Oct 2010
Mobile Clinic (boat), Sarawak, 23-26 Sep 2014
Site visit at Bukit Bendera, Penang, 3 - 5 Nov 2015 386
Site visit to Mulu Caves, Sarawak, 25 Sep 2014
Train to Penang Hill Bukit Bendera, 3 - 5 Nov 2015
Visit Petronas Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur on 11th Oct 2010
Visit the Long House in Sarawak, 23-26 Sep 2014
Group photo with Crown Prince at Brunei Palace, 30-31 March 2015.
Health Zone Exhibition, Singapore, 8 April 2013
RD with Lo Ying-Ru and Dr Yeo Wen Qing, Former Deputy Director (International Cooperation), Ministry of Health Singapore sightseeing in Singapore in September 2018.


| Smart Category Grouping Imagine an excel type data grid where not all data points are available. |
| A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | |
| Series 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | ||||
| Series 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | ||||
| Series 3 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Each series will only contain the points with data. In this example, the names of data points for each series are as follows: |
| Series 1 | C | D | E | F |
| Series 2 | E | F | G | H |
| Series 3 | A | B | C | D |
| When all series do not contain points with same names, the chart will try to figure out the intended order automatically. Given the info above, it is enough to determine the correct order. Some overlap in names is required to logically conclude the correct result. |


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After watching Shereef's Fireside Chat, I now have an greater appreciation and understanding for the Dev Bootcamp mentality. It really struck a few chords with me.
The Kitchen vs Table analogy is very relatable. I think I especially relate to the Table mentality, having gone through so much schooling. I have gotten used to getting assignments, doing as much as is needed to jump through hoops, and getting a degree or a grade afterwards. It has really damaged my natural drive to learn and to have fun doing it. I have always loved learning new things, but I think it's going to be a personal challenge to get out of the entitled mentality and really take matters into my own hands. I think that for the first time in a long time though, I have found something I really enjoy, so it won't be that hard. I hope.
The Rabbit Hole: Yes. This is me. This was me this week. I spent way too much time going into details, diving deep into topics and not having enough discipline (or the perspective that I do now) to stop and resume the task at hand. I think there's also an opposite problem too. Instead of diving deep into something that leads to more and more new things, I have been focusing on the tiniest thing that leads nowhere. By that, I mean specifically when I am trying to pick colors for my blog, or a font, or the worst one - a blog name. I like the idea of setting small tasks on a 20-minute timer. That'll do.
Knowing when to say "I don't know" is important. I think that goes together with the mistake of comparing myself to others. It's just how I was trained to think since I was a little kid, so it's going to be difficult. I've also never been in an environment that's as collaborative and positive and supportive as the technology world, so I am not TOO worried, but I will try to be more aware of my own self-deprecating thoughts.
I am excited for the DBC experience. I think it is nurturing as well as life-changing, and I am prepared to go in with an open mind and motivation. This sounds cheesy, but I imagine we will all be one big family, but not like the kind where you fight with your siblings and have rivalries, but the kind that's kind of like the end of summer camp when everyone goes their separate ways, and there's a lot of hugging and maybe some crying. Yeah, it's cheesy, but I'm not going to be embarrassed. I hope this happens.
Going into prep, I felt that the material was too easy. I had been studying ruby and rails on my own prior to this, and since the prep work has been given out, I have stopped all of that other prep entirely. I not only underestimated the amount of work in Week 1 curriculum, but I also undermined my own learning track by not doing the other extra studying. Like Shareef said, no matter what, I'm still going to be learning a lot from Day 1 at DBC, so I better gear up for it so I can hit the ground running.
How do I feel now? Motivated and Inspired.
Brown Bats, get ready to fly.


Seattleite Pat has come up with a business idea by combining two signature Seattle icons: Pat has developed a recipe for a coffee-time confection called Salmon Cookies. Cookies with real wild-caught salmon chopped up and baked right into dough. Delicious!


ErrorCode
in package
Class ErrorCode, this class provides constants used for Error Codes.
Table of Contents
- AUTO_FUND_NOT_SUPPORTED = "auto_fund_not_supported"
- Only certain carriers support pre-paid balances. So you can only add funds to those carriers. If you attempt to add funds to a carrier that doesn't support it, then you'll get this error code.
- BATCH_CANNOT_BE_MODIFIED = "batch_cannot_be_modified"
- Once a batch has started processing, it cannot be modified. Attempting to modify it will cause this error.
- CARRIER_CONFLICT = "carrier_conflict"
- You attempted to perform an operation on multiple shipments from different carriers. Try performing separate operations for each carrier instead.
- CARRIER_NOT_CONNECTED = "carrier_not_connected"
- This error means that you're trying to use a carrier that hasn't been setup yet. You can setup carriers from your ShipEngine dashboard, or via the API.
- CARRIER_NOT_SUPPORTED = "carrier_not_supported"
- The operation you are performing isn't supported by the specified carrier.
- CONFIRMATION_NOT_SUPPORTED = "confirmation_not_supported"
- Some forms of delivery confirmation aren't supported by some carriers.
- FIELD_CONFLICT = "field_conflict"
- This error means that two or more fields in your API request are mutually exclusive or contain conflicting values. The error will include a fields array that lists the conflicting fields.
- FIELD_VALUE_REQUIRED = "field_value_required"
- A required field is missing or empty. The field_name property indicates which field is missing. Note that some fields are conditionally required, based on the values of other fields or the type of operation being performed.
- FORBIDDEN = "forbidden"
- You attempted to perform an operation that you don't have permissions to do.
- IDENTIFIER_CONFLICT = "identifier_conflict"
- A few parts of the ShipEngine API allow you to provide your own ID for resources.
- IDENTIFIER_MUST_MATCH = "identifiers_must_match"
- When updating a resource (such as a shipment or warehouse), the ID in the URL and in the request body must match.
- INCOMPATIBLE_PAIRED_LABELS = "incompatible_paired_labels"
- When creating a return label, you can optionally pair it to an outbound_label_id.
- INVALID_ADDRESS = "invalid_address"
- The mailing address that you provided is invalid. Try using our address validation API to verify addresses before using them.
- INVALID_BILLING_PLAN = "invalid_billing_plan"
- You attempted to perform an operation that isn't allowed for your billing plan.
- INVALID_CHARGE_EVENT = "invalid_charge_event"
- When creating a label or creating a return label, if you set the charge_event field to a value that isn't offered by the carrier, then you will receive this error. You can leave the charge_event field unset, or set it to carrier_default instead.
- INVALID_FIELD_VALUE = "invalid_field_value"
- One of the fields in your API request has an invalid value. The field_name property indicates which field is invalid.
- INVALID_IDENTIFIER = "invalid_identifier"
- This error is similar to invalid_field_value, but is specifically for ID fields, such as label_id, shipmentId, carrierId, etc. The field_name property indicates which field is invalid.
- INVALID_STATUS = "invalid_status"
- The operation you're attempting to perform is not allowed because the resource public const * is in the wrong status. For example, if a label's status is "voided"; then it cannot be included in a manifest.
- INVALID_STRING_LENGTH = "invalid_string_length"
- A string field in your API request is either too short or too long. The field_name property indicates which field is invalid, and the min_length and max_length properties indicate the allowed length.
- LABEL_IMAGES_NOT_SUPPORTED = "label_images_not_supported"
- Not all carriers allow you to add custom images to labels. You can only set the label_image_id for supported carriers
- METER_FAILURE = "meter_failure"
- This error indicates a problem with your FedEx account. Please contact FedEx to resolve the issue.
- NOT_FOUND = "not_found"
- The ShipEngine API endpoint that was requested does not exist.
- RATE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED = "rate_limit_exceeded"
- You have exceeded a rate limit. Check the the error_source field to determine whether the rate limit was imposed by ShipEngine or by a third-party, such as a carrier. If the rate limit is from ShipEngine, then consider using bulk operations to reduce the nuber of API calls, or contact our support team about increasing your rate limit.
- REQUEST_BODY_REQUIRED = "request_body_required"
- The API call requires a JSON request body. See the corresponding documentation page for details about the request structure.
- RETURN_LABEL_NOT_SUPPORTED = "return_label_not_supported"
- You may receive this error if you attempt to schedule a pickup for a return label.
- SUBSCRIPTION_INACTIVE = "subscription_inactive"
- You may receive this error if you attempt to perform an operation that requires a subscription. Please contact our sales department to discuss a ShipEngine enterprise contract.
- TERMS_NOT_ACCEPTED = "terms_not_accepted"
- Some carriers require you to accept their terms and conditions before you can use them via ShipEngine. If you get this error, then please login to the ShipEngine dashboard to read and accept the carrier's terms.
- TIMEOUT = "timeout"
- An API call timed out because ShipEngine did not respond within the allowed timeframe.
- TRACKING_NOT_SUPPORTED = "tracking_not_supported"
- This error will occur if you attempt to track a package for a carrier that doesn't offer that service.
- TRIAL_EXPIRED = "trial_expired"
- You may receive this error if your free trial period has expired and you have not upgraded your account or added billing information.
- UNAUTHORIZED = "unauthorized"
- Your API key is incorrect, expired, or missing. Check our authentication guide to learn more about authentication with ShipEngine.
- UNSPECIFIED = "unspecified"
- This error has not yet been assigned a code. See the notes above about how to handle these.
- VERIFICATION_FAILURE = "verification_failure"
- When verifying your account (by email, SMS, phone call, etc.) this error indicates that the verification code is incorrect. Please re-start the verification process to get a new code.
- WAREHOUSE_CONFLICT = "warehouse_conflict"
- You attempted to perform an operation on multiple shipments from different warehouses. Try performing separate operations for each warehouse instead.
- WEBHOOK_EVENT_TYPE_CONFLICT = "webhook_event_type_conflict"
- ShipEngine only allows you to have one webhook of each type. If you would like to replace a webhook with a new one, please delete the old one first.
Constants
AUTO_FUND_NOT_SUPPORTED
Only certain carriers support pre-paid balances. So you can only add funds to those carriers. If you attempt to add funds to a carrier that doesn't support it, then you'll get this error code.
public
mixed
AUTO_FUND_NOT_SUPPORTED
= "auto_fund_not_supported"
BATCH_CANNOT_BE_MODIFIED
Once a batch has started processing, it cannot be modified. Attempting to modify it will cause this error.
public
mixed
BATCH_CANNOT_BE_MODIFIED
= "batch_cannot_be_modified"
CARRIER_CONFLICT
You attempted to perform an operation on multiple shipments from different carriers. Try performing separate operations for each carrier instead.
public
mixed
CARRIER_CONFLICT
= "carrier_conflict"
CARRIER_NOT_CONNECTED
This error means that you're trying to use a carrier that hasn't been setup yet. You can setup carriers from your ShipEngine dashboard, or via the API.
public
mixed
CARRIER_NOT_CONNECTED
= "carrier_not_connected"
CARRIER_NOT_SUPPORTED
The operation you are performing isn't supported by the specified carrier.
public
mixed
CARRIER_NOT_SUPPORTED
= "carrier_not_supported"
CONFIRMATION_NOT_SUPPORTED
Some forms of delivery confirmation aren't supported by some carriers.
public
mixed
CONFIRMATION_NOT_SUPPORTED
= "confirmation_not_supported"
This error means that the combination of carrier and delivery confirmation are not supported.
FIELD_CONFLICT
This error means that two or more fields in your API request are mutually exclusive or contain conflicting values. The error will include a fields array that lists the conflicting fields.
public
mixed
FIELD_CONFLICT
= "field_conflict"
FIELD_VALUE_REQUIRED
A required field is missing or empty. The field_name property indicates which field is missing. Note that some fields are conditionally required, based on the values of other fields or the type of operation being performed.
public
mixed
FIELD_VALUE_REQUIRED
= "field_value_required"
FORBIDDEN
You attempted to perform an operation that you don't have permissions to do.
public
mixed
FORBIDDEN
= "forbidden"
Check your API key to ensure that you're using the correct one. Or contact our support team to ensure that your account has the necessary permissions.
IDENTIFIER_CONFLICT
A few parts of the ShipEngine API allow you to provide your own ID for resources.
public
mixed
IDENTIFIER_CONFLICT
= "identifier_conflict"
These IDs must be unique; otherwise, you'll get this error code.
IDENTIFIER_MUST_MATCH
When updating a resource (such as a shipment or warehouse), the ID in the URL and in the request body must match.
public
mixed
IDENTIFIER_MUST_MATCH
= "identifiers_must_match"
INCOMPATIBLE_PAIRED_LABELS
When creating a return label, you can optionally pair it to an outbound_label_id.
public
mixed
INCOMPATIBLE_PAIRED_LABELS
= "incompatible_paired_labels"
The outbound label must be from the same carrier as the return label.
INVALID_ADDRESS
The mailing address that you provided is invalid. Try using our address validation API to verify addresses before using them.
public
mixed
INVALID_ADDRESS
= "invalid_address"
INVALID_BILLING_PLAN
You attempted to perform an operation that isn't allowed for your billing plan.
public
mixed
INVALID_BILLING_PLAN
= "invalid_billing_plan"
Contact our sales team for assistance.
INVALID_CHARGE_EVENT
When creating a label or creating a return label, if you set the charge_event field to a value that isn't offered by the carrier, then you will receive this error. You can leave the charge_event field unset, or set it to carrier_default instead.
public
mixed
INVALID_CHARGE_EVENT
= "invalid_charge_event"
INVALID_FIELD_VALUE
One of the fields in your API request has an invalid value. The field_name property indicates which field is invalid.
public
mixed
INVALID_FIELD_VALUE
= "invalid_field_value"
INVALID_IDENTIFIER
This error is similar to invalid_field_value, but is specifically for ID fields, such as label_id, shipmentId, carrierId, etc. The field_name property indicates which field is invalid.
public
mixed
INVALID_IDENTIFIER
= "invalid_identifier"
INVALID_STATUS
The operation you're attempting to perform is not allowed because the resource public const * is in the wrong status. For example, if a label's status is "voided"; then it cannot be included in a manifest.
public
mixed
INVALID_STATUS
= "invalid_status"
INVALID_STRING_LENGTH
A string field in your API request is either too short or too long. The field_name property indicates which field is invalid, and the min_length and max_length properties indicate the allowed length.
public
mixed
INVALID_STRING_LENGTH
= "invalid_string_length"
LABEL_IMAGES_NOT_SUPPORTED
Not all carriers allow you to add custom images to labels. You can only set the label_image_id for supported carriers
public
mixed
LABEL_IMAGES_NOT_SUPPORTED
= "label_images_not_supported"
METER_FAILURE
This error indicates a problem with your FedEx account. Please contact FedEx to resolve the issue.
public
mixed
METER_FAILURE
= "meter_failure"
NOT_FOUND
The ShipEngine API endpoint that was requested does not exist.
public
mixed
NOT_FOUND
= "not_found"
RATE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED
You have exceeded a rate limit. Check the the error_source field to determine whether the rate limit was imposed by ShipEngine or by a third-party, such as a carrier. If the rate limit is from ShipEngine, then consider using bulk operations to reduce the nuber of API calls, or contact our support team about increasing your rate limit.
public
mixed
RATE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED
= "rate_limit_exceeded"
REQUEST_BODY_REQUIRED
The API call requires a JSON request body. See the corresponding documentation page for details about the request structure.
public
mixed
REQUEST_BODY_REQUIRED
= "request_body_required"
RETURN_LABEL_NOT_SUPPORTED
You may receive this error if you attempt to schedule a pickup for a return label.
public
mixed
RETURN_LABEL_NOT_SUPPORTED
= "return_label_not_supported"
SUBSCRIPTION_INACTIVE
You may receive this error if you attempt to perform an operation that requires a subscription. Please contact our sales department to discuss a ShipEngine enterprise contract.
public
mixed
SUBSCRIPTION_INACTIVE
= "subscription_inactive"
TERMS_NOT_ACCEPTED
Some carriers require you to accept their terms and conditions before you can use them via ShipEngine. If you get this error, then please login to the ShipEngine dashboard to read and accept the carrier's terms.
public
mixed
TERMS_NOT_ACCEPTED
= "terms_not_accepted"
TIMEOUT
An API call timed out because ShipEngine did not respond within the allowed timeframe.
public
mixed
TIMEOUT
= "timeout"
TRACKING_NOT_SUPPORTED
This error will occur if you attempt to track a package for a carrier that doesn't offer that service.
public
mixed
TRACKING_NOT_SUPPORTED
= "tracking_not_supported"
TRIAL_EXPIRED
You may receive this error if your free trial period has expired and you have not upgraded your account or added billing information.
public
mixed
TRIAL_EXPIRED
= "trial_expired"
UNAUTHORIZED
Your API key is incorrect, expired, or missing. Check our authentication guide to learn more about authentication with ShipEngine.
public
mixed
UNAUTHORIZED
= "unauthorized"
UNSPECIFIED
This error has not yet been assigned a code. See the notes above about how to handle these.
public
mixed
UNSPECIFIED
= "unspecified"
VERIFICATION_FAILURE
When verifying your account (by email, SMS, phone call, etc.) this error indicates that the verification code is incorrect. Please re-start the verification process to get a new code.
public
mixed
VERIFICATION_FAILURE
= "verification_failure"
WAREHOUSE_CONFLICT
You attempted to perform an operation on multiple shipments from different warehouses. Try performing separate operations for each warehouse instead.
public
mixed
WAREHOUSE_CONFLICT
= "warehouse_conflict"
WEBHOOK_EVENT_TYPE_CONFLICT
ShipEngine only allows you to have one webhook of each type. If you would like to replace a webhook with a new one, please delete the old one first.
public
mixed
WEBHOOK_EVENT_TYPE_CONFLICT
= "webhook_event_type_conflict"


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"Toys are important, definitely."
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"Young? I'm a cat. It is you who must learn."
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Services and Apps
You should at least understand everything in this document at a high level before moving on to the setup/installation documents, as the NCA suite is a set of tools, not a single application that does it all.
Overview
NCA has two key services which you’ll have to run, in addition to the rest of the external services (such as an IIIF server, MySQL / MariaDB, and Apach)
If you’re doing a manual installation rather than container-based, you are strongly advised to look at the docker files - they make it clear precisely how the stack should be set up.
Note: If you do go manual, the repository contains working examples for RHEL 7 systemd services to start the job runner as well as the workflow http server: https://github.com/uoregon-libraries/newspaper-curation-app/tree/main/rhel7. Consider looking at these to better understand how you might manage a production installation.
HTTP Server
server
is the web server which exposes all of NCA’s workflow UI. Please
note that, at the moment, this requires Apache sitting in front of the server
for authentication.
Running this is fairly simple once settings are configured:
/usr/local/nca/server -c /usr/local/nca/settings --parent-webroot=/odnp-admin
This currently relies on running the legacy pdf-to-chronam-admin tool, though we’re planning to phase that out eventually. Again, see the docker files for examples of how you might set this up.
Gotcha
NOTE: server
builds a cache of issues and regularly rescans the
filesystem and the live site to keep its cache nearly real-time for almost
instant lookups of issue data. However, building this cache requires the live
site to use the same JSON endpoints chronam uses.
ONI’s JSON endpoints were rewritten to use IIIF, so out of the box, ONI isn’t compatible with this cache-building system. The IIIF endpoints supply very generic information, which didn’t give us issue-level information without performing thousands of additional HTTP requests, so we had to put the old JSON responses back into our app. If you wish to use this application with an ONI install, you’ll need to do something similar.
The relevant commit links follow:
Job Runner
Queued jobs (such as SFTP issues manually reviewed and queued) will not be processed until the job runner is executed. You will want to ensure at least one process is watching each type of job, and one process is watching the page review folder for issues ready to be queued up for derivatives.
A simple approach to run everything needed is as follows:
./bin/run-jobs -c ./settings watchall
You can also run the various watchers in their own processes if you need more granularity, but that’s left as an exercise for the reader to avoid documentation that no longer matches reality….
Batch Queue
The queue-batches tool is currently run manually. Until more of the batch ingest can be automated, it is safest to require somebody to manually watch the process which tries to gather up issues into a batch. This can of course be set up to run on cron if so desired.
Execution is simple:
./bin/queue-batches -c ./settings
The job runner will do the rest of the work, eventually putting batches into
your configured BATCH_OUTPUT_PATH
. You’ll know they’re ready once batch
folders have been named batch_*
, as the names are always .wip*
until the
batch is safe to load into a staging environment.
Note that even when batches are ready for staging, there is still a potentially slow job to be done generating the bag manifest and other BagIt tag files. These files aren’t necessary for ingest, and serve primarily to help detect data degradation, but the batch should not be considered production-ready until that job is done. At the moment the only way to detect that job’s completion is either looking at the jobs table directly or else checking for a complete and valid “tagmanifest-sha256.txt” in the batch root directory.
Bulk Upload Queue
The bulk-issue-queue
tool allows you to push uploaded issues into the
workflow in bulk. This should only be used when you have some other
validation step that happens to the issues of the given type (born digital or
scanned), otherwise you may find a lot of errors that require manual
intervention of issues in the workflow, which is always more costly than
catching problems prior to queueing.
Sample usage:
./bin/bulk-issue-queue -c ./settings --type scan --key sn12345678
Run without arguments for a more full description of options
Other Tools
You’ll find a lot of other tools in bin
after compiling NCA. Most
have some kind of useful help, so feel free to give them a try, but they won’t
be documented in depth. Most are one-offs to help diagnose problems or test
features, and shouldn’t be necessary for regular use of this software.
IIIF Image Server
An IIIF server is not included (and it wouldn’t make sense to couple into every app that needs to show images). However, in order to use NCA to see newspaper pages, you will need an IIIF server of some kind.
RAIS is the recommended image server: it’s easy to install and run, and it handles JP2s without any special configuration.
A simple invocation can be done by using the NCA settings file, since it is compatible with bash, and has all the settings RAIS needs:
source /path/to/nca/settings
/path/to/rais-server --address ":12415" \
--tile-path $WORKFLOW_PATH \
--iiif-url "$IIIF_BASE_URL" \
--log-level INFO


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Facts about Ellora Caves:
- The famous monumental Ellora Caves were built between the 5th and 10th centuries by Buddhist, Jain, and Hindu monks, and make for an excellent excursion from Mumbai, some 300 kilometers to the west.
- Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this remarkable collection of 34 carved monasteries, chapels, and temples-12 of them Buddhist, 17 Hindu, and five belonging to the Jain faith-were built in close proximity to each other, a reflection of the religious tolerance that existed during this period of Indian history.
- Of the Buddhist monastery caves, highlights include a number of shrines featuring carvings of Buddha and saints dating from the 5th to 7th centuries, as well as the stunning Carpenter's Cave, considered one of the finest in India.
- The Hindu caves are much more complex and were carved from the top down, so scaffolding was not necessary. Of these, the best is the Kailasa Temple, an enormous rock-cut temple representing Mount Kailasa and requiring the removal of 200,000 tons of rock.


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The following are the basic steps. Operating-system specific instructions follow below.
ERMINEJ_HOME
to this directory. Confirm that the variable is set
using echo $ERMINEJ_HOME
(Unix); you can use env
under Windows. You must also set the
JAVA_HOME variable. Make sure the scripts in $ERMINEJ_HOME/bin have the executable permission.
$ERMINEJ_HOME/bin
to your path, if you want to make it easier to execute.
You may need to do
chmod a+x $ERMINEJ_HOME/bin/ermineJ.sh
to make the file executable on your system.
By default, executing the script will simply print usage instructions. To fire up the gui, use
$ERMINEJ_HOME/bin/ermineJ.sh -G
.
By using the other options, you can cause ermineJ to run an analysis non-interactively.
Unpack the distribution in your home directory (~) or in ~/bin, or somewhere else you have permission and can find later.
setenv ERMINEJ_HOME=/path/to/erminej
We recommend using the provided ErmineJ MacOSX Application package. It should work much as it does under Unix.
We recommend using the windows installer, but you can follow steps similar to the above:
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How to Build PySLGR¶
Before building PySLGR, please make sure that you have all the correct versions of the dependencies installed.
Linux¶
1. Make sure that Anaconda is installed. If it is not, you can download it here.
2. Make sure that your gcc compiler version is greater than 4.8, else follow the instructions to Installing the Correct Compiler.
3. Now compile the source code by running:
make
in the top level pyslgr directory
4. Then from the same directory build the package:
conda build pyslgr5. We can now install the package:
conda install --use-local pyslgr
Mac OSX¶
1. Make sure that Anaconda is installed. If it is not, you can download it here.
2. Set Anaconda’s python version as your default python. To confirm that you are using the correct python version:
>>> which python /<your_home_directory>/anaconda/bin/pythonNote
The makefiles of this package depend on the fact that the path to python is the correct one (namely the anaconda version). Creating an alias such as “pyconda” will not work.
3. Install Boost using Anaconda
>>> conda install -c anaconda boost=1.60.0Note
In some cases, installing boost through Anaconda is not sufficient and you must install it on your system using brew or port. You can use the following brew command:
brew install boost4. Install FFTW3 using Anaconda
>>> conda install -c salilab fftw=3.3.45. Make sure that you are using a C and C++ compiler version 4.8 or higher. See Installing the Correct Compiler.
Warning
Having a compiler that has a lower version number than 4.8 will result in a linking error later on. The default compiler from Xcode has version 4.3 and will not work.
6. Now run:
make
in the top level pyslgr directory.
7. Finally we can build the python module (from the same directoty):
conda build pyslgr8. We now use this local file to install pyslgr:
conda install --use-local pyslgr
Note
The package will only be available if python is started from the same directory where it was installed. To make the package available from any directory, find the location of the tar.bz2 file given after completion of step 7. Copy this file to a location of your choice and follow the instructions for installing.
Installing the Correct Compiler¶
1. Make sure you have Homebrew, if not, follow the instructions on their webpage: http://brew.sh/.
2. Run:
brew install gcc483. Update your PATH variable to include /usr/local/bin
4. Check if gcc-4.8 is your default compiler by running
which gccThis should return usr/local/bin/gcc-4.8. If it does repeat the same for g++, if not go to step 5.
5. Navigate to usr/local/bin and run
ln -s gcc-4.8 gcc6. Try
which gccNow, it should return usr/local/bin/gcc. Follow the same procedure for g++.


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var a = 2; var b = "two"; var c = "2"; alert(typeof a);// alerts "number" alert(typeof b);// alerts "string" alert(typeof c);// alerts "string"No surprises here: the variables are behaving as we expect. It looks different, though, when we ask JavaScript to take its best guess at what type we want the variables to be:
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+
operator, JavaScript assumes we’re trying to concatenate the two, so it
creates a new string. It would appear to change the number’s variable type
to string
. When we use the multiplication operator
(*
), though, JavaScript assumes that we want to treat
the two variables as numbers.
The variable itself remains the same throughout, it’s just treated
differently. We can always explicitly tell JavaScript how we intend to
treat a variable, but if we don’t, we need to understand just what
JavaScript is doing for us. Here’s another example:
alert(a + c);// alerts 22 alert(a + parseInt(c));// alerts 4
=
) and its related operators can
also provide a trap for young players. And where it was once just a little
odd, it became even more so in JavaScript 1.3. The first trick is that the
equal sign has a different meaning to that which you’ll remember from your
school mathematics classes:
var a = 2; var b = "2";A single equal sign is an assignment operator, and is used to assign values to variables. We all knew what it did, but now we know what it’s called:
var c = (a == b);Two
=
signs together,
==
, is the equality operator,
and establishes a Boolean value. In our example, the variable
c
will have a value of true
, as
JavaScript compares the values before and after the equality operator, and
considers them to be equal. Using the equality operator, JavaScript pays
no heed to the variable’s type, and attempts to coerce the values to
assess them.
Switch out the first equal sign for an exclamation mark, and you
have yourself an
inequality operator
(!=
). This operator will return
false
if the variables are equal, or
true
if they aren’t:
var d = (a != b);The variable
d
will now have a value of
false
, since a
and
b
are equal. It may be a little complex, but at least
it’s consistent.
In JavaScript 1.3, the situation became less simple still,
with the introduction of one further operator: the
strict equality operator, shown as
===
.
var e = (a === b);The strict equality operator differs from the equality operator, in that it pays strict attention to type as well as value when it assigns its Boolean. In the above case,
d
is set to false
: while a
and
b
both have a value of 2, they have different
types.
And as you might have guessed, where the inequality operator
was paired with the equality operator, the strict equality operator has a
corresponding strict inequality operator:
var f = (a !== b);In this case the variable
f
will return
true
, as we know the two compared variables are of
different types, though similar values.
Suffice to say that some equal signs are more equal than
others!
true
and false
:
var jQueryIsFun = true; var javaScriptIsJava = false;But we know that JavaScript likes to be trickier than this. In reality, there are a multitude of ways that variables can evaluate to
true
or false
. These values are
referred to as being
truthy or
falsy. So when we write if(variable) { …
}
, variable
need not be a Boolean value: the
code between the brackets will run if variable
contains
the number 5, or the string "Hello World!"
, or even an
empty array. Any value that acts as though it were the Boolean value
true
in this type of context is called
truthy, and any value that acts like false
is called
falsy.
JavaScript treats all these values as truthy:
var a = 0; var b = 1; if (!b) { // do something } else if (!a) { // do something else }The logical NOT operator returns
true
if the
value of the variable is false
and, conversely, it will
return false
if the value is true
.
In the example above, b
is truthy and so
!b
returns false
, and
a
is falsy so !a
returns
true
—so the code in the else if
block would execute.
It’s important to remember that while a value may be ==
true
, it may only be truthy, and not strictly
true
:
var a = true; var b = 1; alert(a == b);// alerts true alert(a === b);// alerts false alert(a != b); // alerts false alert(a !== b); // alerts trueIf you have the option, always elect to use the Boolean values of
true
and false
. If there’s one thing
that’s undoubtedly true, it’s that hunting down a truthy or falsy logic
error is truly painstaking!
$("div"); // in jQuery document.querySelectorAll("div"); // in JavaScript
$("<div/>"); // in jQuery document.createElement("div"); // in JavaScript
myElement.addClass("classy"); // in jQuery newDiv.classList.add("classy"); // in JavaScript
newDiv.toggleClass("classy"); // in jQuery newDiv.classList.toggle("classy"); // in JavaScript
$("#myElement").next(); // in jQuery document.getElementById("myElement").nextSibling; // in JavaScriptEven from these short examples, you can see that jQuery is more succinct. Additionally, the JavaScript version uses new features unavailable in all older browsers. What’s important to realize is that jQuery is a wrapper, and understanding what is underneath that wrapper will make you better at JavaScript, jQuery, and web development in general. And if you’re just writing a small proof-of-concept demo, it may be unnecessary for you to even reach for that jQuery include after all.


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linear beltrami solver
Solve Beltrami equation from given \(\mu\) and some landmark constraints.
We can solve Beltrami equation \( \frac{\partial{f}}{\partial{\bar{z}}} = \mu \frac{\partial{f}}{\partial{z}} \) with given \(\mu\), to get a mapping f. Together with compute_bc, which computes mu from f, we can see that f and mu can mutually determined, or f can be represented by mu.
Contents
Syntax
[uv_new,mu_new] = linear_beltrami_solver(face,uv,mu) [uv_new,mu_new] = linear_beltrami_solver(face,uv,mu,landmark,target)
Description
face: double array, nf x 3, connectivity of mesh uv : double array, nv x 2, uv coordinate of mesh mu : complex array, nf x 1, beltrami coefficient on all faces landmark: double array, n x 1, index landmark points to be fixed target : double array, n x 2, target coordinates of landmark points
uv_new: double array, nv x 2, uv coordinate of mesh mu_new: complex array, nf x 1, beltrami coefficient of the map uv to uv_new, ideally should be identical to mu, but in discrete case, there may have slight difference. It can be significant with presence of landmark constraints.
Contribution
Author : Wen Cheng Feng Created: 2013/09/27 Revised: 2014/03/28 by Wen, add doc
Copyright 2014 Computational Geometry Group Department of Mathematics, CUHK http://www.math.cuhk.edu.hk/~lmlui
function [uv_new,mu_new] = linear_beltrami_solver(face,uv,mu,landmark,target)
A = generalized_laplacian(face,uv,mu);
b = -A(:,landmark)*target;
b(landmark,:) = target;
A(landmark,:) = 0;
A(:,landmark) = 0;
A = A + sparse(landmark,landmark,ones(length(landmark),1), size(A,1), size(A,2));
uv_new = A\b;
mu_new = compute_bc(face,uv,uv_new);


AOP: Write Once, Discover Anywhere
Tim, Andres, Andrei, Simon
Umeå University, University of St. Gallen
##### That's Me
* PhD Student in Umeå, Sweden
* Industry background: software engineering, product management
* Working on formal argumentation and on EMAS
##### Overarching Goal
* Show that AOP is useful in a modern technology ecosystem
* Focus on:
* The Web (in the broader sense)
* Focus on easy-of-use across platforms and devices
##### The Future of Programming
![Future of Programming](./future_of_programming.png)
[Talk by Bret Victor](https://vimeo.com/71278954#at=955)
API Economy & RPA
API Economy & RPA
##### Agents Everywhere, For Everyone
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##### Example Scenario
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##### Demo
See: [demo code on GitHub](https://github.com/TimKam/JS-son/tree/99-wot-scripting-api-example/examples/wot)
##### Agents & Things
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[JS-son Library on GitHub](https://github.com/TimKam/JS-son)
##### Agents on Constrained Devices
* Start small, get smaller
* Microcontroller, Espruino
* Minimal, optimized fork of JS-son
* To be improved
##### Example Devices
![Espruino](./espruino.png)
##### How Small Can Intelligent Agents Be?

* If they are too simple, they aren't powerful enough for a paradigm shift
* If they are too complex...
* ...the learning curve is too steep
* ...the effort to create an ecosystem is too big
##### Thank You!
Questions?


What's Different?
Descriptive not Prescriptive
Writing front end code shouldn't require learning the naming or programming conventions of a particular developer. Instead of using short-hand, or codified naming conventions, semantic uses simple, common language for parts of interface elements and familiar rules used in natural languages for describing elements.
Tag ambivalent.
While standards groups and browser developers may decide the arbitrary interpretation of html tags in the browser, front end developers have always had complete autonomy over the interpretation of class names of elements.
Keeping that in mind, interface definitions in Semantic are tag ambivalent. That means you can use div, article, section, span without affecting the display of the element. Special tags like a, table, td still carry special meaning in certain circumstances however.
Powerful tools for expressing groups and collections.
It's much easier to say in english, there are three tall men, then there is a tall man, a tall man and a tall man. Yet HTML often deals with groups this way.
In Semantic element definitions can be expressed in groups have shared atttributes like size, color, type avoiding repetitive declarations
Portable and self-contained.
UI components in Semantic can be downloaded individually, defining only optional couplings with other components. That means choosing to use semantic doesn't mean adopting an entire framework, or rewriting your codebase. Pick and choose what you want.
Shared language, different implementations
Semantic defines a relationship between UI element qualities and class names. Describing your site's content using a common language allows other developers to create UI definitions to match one shared vocabulary. This means you can redesign your website without retooling your html. Simply alter the look and feel of your UI using a different definition.
Only the important stuff
Instead of giving every possible variation, or behavior under the sun, element definitions are designed to be a starting off point. No oversized downloads, or kitchen sink, just the stuff to get you started.


2 Kings 9:23
And Joram turned his hands, and fled, and said to Ahaziah, There is treachery, O Ahaziah.


| DiscreteWavelets Toolbox |
Import a digital image
A = ImageRead(f)
A = ImageRead(f,options)
A = ImageRead(f) reads the contents of a file f into A. If the image is grayscale, then A is a matrix. If the image is color, then A is a 3-dimensional array with A(:,:,1), A(:,:,2), A(:,:,3) holding the red, green, and blue portions of the image, respectively.
A = ImageRead(f,options) allows the user to set two parameters. See Optional Arguments for more details.
There are two optional arguments that can be set for ImageRead. The order of the parameters does not matter in the function call, but you must follow the standard convention 'Option', 'Value' when invoking the parameters.
The option 'PrintInfo' can be set to 'True' (default is 'False') to instruct the function to print information about the image. In particular, if the option is set, the function prints the dimensions of the image, whether the image was read as grayscale or color, and the maximum number of iterations of a wavelet transformation that can be performed on the image.
The 'PowersOfTwo' can be set to any nonnegative integer k. If set, the function removes the minimum number of rows from the bottom and columns from the right so that the dimensions of the resulting matrix is divisible by 2^k.
The input f can be a file on disk or it can be a URL of an image.
%Load all grayscale image files that come with the toolbox in cell array gry gry=ImageNames('ImageType','GrayScale'); file = gry{7}; %Shows the name of the data file A=ImageRead(file); %Load the image into matrix A ImagePlot(A); %Plot the image
%Load all color image files that come with the toolbox in cell array clr clr=ImageNames('ImageType','Color','ListThumbnails','True'); file = clr{1} %Shows the name of the data file %Load the image into matrix A and resize it so that we can perform 5 iterations A=ImageRead(file,'PrintInfo','True','PowersOfTwo',5); ImagePlot(A); %Plot the imageproduces
Chopping 16 columns off the right and 0 rows off the bottom of the image. The dimensions of the image are 160 x 224 and the file was processed as a color image. A total of 5 iterations of a wavelet transform can be performed on the image.
%Get an image from the internet A=ImageRead('http://cam.mathlab.stthomas.edu/wavelets/CoverLarge.jpg','PrintInfo','True','PowersOfTwo',2); ImagePlot(A); %Plot the imageproduces
Chopping 0 columns off the right and 1 rows off the bottom of the image. The dimensions of the image are 452 x 300 and the file was processed as a color image. A total of 2 iterations of a wavelet transform can be performed on the image.
ImageList, ImageNames, ImagePlot ShowThumbnails
© 2007-2008 Patrick Van Fleet


Ahmed Saeed, Yimeng Zhao, Nandita Dukkipati, Ellen Zegura, Mostafa Ammar, Khaled Harras, and Amin Vahdat
Georgia Institute of Technology, Carnegie Mellon University, and Google
USENIX NSDI 2019

Packet scheduling is the core component in many recent innovations to optimize network performance and utilization. It has proven difficult to achieve scheduler efficiency in software schedulers, especially handling packets at high line rates, without limiting the supported scheduling policies. Furthermore, CPU-efficient implementation of even the simplest scheduling policies is still an open problem for most platforms. Eiffel tackles and solves this pressing need in modern networks.
Eiffel leverages a key characterstic of packet ranks: packet ranks can be represented as integers that at any point in time fall within a limited window of values. Thus, Eiffel employs integer priority queues that have O(1) overhead for packet insertion and extraction. Then, Eiffel combines multiple priority queues to implement arbitrarily complex scheduling policies.
Eiffel shifts the overhead of packet scheduling, from being dependent on the number of packets enqueued or the number of flows with enqueued packets, to the complexity of the scheduling policy itself (e.g., number of priority classes).
You can express policies using Eiffel programming primitives presented in the paper. The Eiffel abstraction provides a direct mapping to the way priority queues should be structured to implement the policy. All examples presented in the paper were hard coded following the aforementioned approach. A compiler that converts Eiffel primitvies to priority queues is under development.
Eiffel provides it CPU efficiency at the expense of using extra memory. Eiffel requires preallocation of memory (provisioning for the worst case) as well as using slack memory that requires a total preallocation of 2x the worst case memory requirement of a memory efficient algorithm.
Eiffel is a software-only solution and does not handle the complexities arising from implementing it in hardware.
Eiffel is implemented in the Linux kernel as a rate limiting Qdisc. No assumptions are made about the environment running either implementations.
git clone https://github.com/saeed/eiffel_linux.git
cd eiffel_linux
git checkout working_ffs-based_qdisc
working_ffs-based_qdisc
branch can also be used as a Linux implementation of Carousel as it relies on a time-based data structure for packet sorting and TSQ backpressure. For a Timing Wheel-based implementation, checkout the v4.10-gq
branch.
.config
file in the repo.tc qdisc add dev eth1 root gq
SO_MAX_PACING_RATE
socket option to set the custom rate.For questions/comments please email ahmed dot saeed at gatech dot edu