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would not be honored for certain queries. - Fix missing query completion events for queries which fail prior to executing.
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use_legacy_scheduler
is set tofalse
. - Optimize queries with repeated expressions in filters or projections by computing the
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optimize_common_sub_expressions
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min()
andmax()
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ORDER BY
orDISTINCT
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grouped-execution-enabled
and session propertygrouped_execution
with default set totrue
. The propertygrouped-execution-for-join-enabled
will be removed in a future release (#14886). - Remove experimental feature to perform grouped execution for eligible table scans and its
associated configuration property
experimental.grouped-execution-for-eligible-table-scans
and session propertygrouped_execution_for_eligible_table_scans
. - Enable
dynamic-schedule-for-grouped-execution
by default. This property will be removed in a future release. - Enable
grouped-execution-for-aggregation-enabled
by default. This property will be removed in a future release. - Enable async page transport with non-blocking IO for exchange by default. This can be disabled by
setting the configuration property
exchange.async-page-transport-enabled
tofalse
.
Security Changes
- Add support for
DEFINER
andINVOKER
view security modes. While querying a view the former uses the permissions of the view owner and the latter uses the query runner’s permissions. See CREATE VIEW.
JDBC Changes
- Implemented
DatabaseMetaData#getClientInfoProperties
API.
Web UI Changes
- Fix worker thread snapshot UI to correctly display the stack trace.
Hive Changes
- Add support for caching the Glue metastore.
- Add support for warning on unfiltered partition keys. This can be enabled using the configuration
property
partition-keys-to-warn-on-no-filtering
.
Elasticsearch Changes
- Add connector configuration
elasticsearch.max-http-connections
to control maximum number of persistent connections to Elasticsearch. - Add connector configuration
elasticsearch.http-thread-count
to control the number of threads handling HTTP connections to Elasticsearch. - Add support for numeric keyword.
- Add support for composite
publish_address
(#14811).
Pinot Changes
- Add Pinot SQL endpoint support.
- Add support to pushdown
DistinctLimitNode
to Pinot Query in SQL mode.
SPI Changes
- Move
DistinctLimitNode
topresto-spi
module for connectors to push down.


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---
layout: post
title: RISC-V on the ULX3S with LiteX - Part 2
date: '2020-03-28T12:16:00.003-07:00'
author: gojimmypi
tags:
- ULX3S
- BIOS
- Firmware
- FPGA
- LiteX
- RISC-V
- RISCV
modified_time: '2020-03-29T06:38:44.267-07:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4109066286647243251.post-6508238172978620049
blogger_orig_url: https://gojimmypi.blogspot.com/2020/03/risc-v-on-ulx3s-with-litex-part-2.html
---
First .. the exciting news: With 24 days still left in the Crowd Funding Campaign, the ULX3S is within a few dollars
of reaching their $40K stretch goal!! I'm so happy to see their success. I've been super happy with mine. (Edit: now nearly 300% funded by the time I publish this!)
TL;DR: Check out this
soft_cpu.sh script
used to create a soft RISC-V CPU on the ULX3S.
Back to my fomu! I revisited the
Adafruit Feather M0 Express - A request for the USB device descriptor failed: Issue #293 on GitHub in the hathach/tinyusb repo
. The suggestion was to simply update my fomu to see if the Feather M0 problems would go away:
The last few lines of the
release.sh
{% include code_header.html %}
dfu-suffix -v 1209 -p 70b1 -a $output/${platform}-updater-${release}.dfu
dfu-suffix -v 1209 -p 70b1 -a $output/${platform}-foboot-${release}.dfu
but I saw an error when trying to do that:
C:\Download\dfu-util>dfu-suffix -v 1209 -p 70b1 -a fomu\hacker-updater-v2.0.3.dfu
dfu-suffix (dfu-util) 0.9
Copyright 2011-2012 Stefan Schmidt, 2013-2014 Tormod Volden
This program is Free Software and has ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY
Please report bugs to http://sourceforge.net/p/dfu-util/tickets/
Please remove existing DFU suffix before adding a new one.
so I next tried using dfu-util, as noted here
:
C:\Download\dfu-util>dfu-util -D fomu\hacker-updater-v2.0.3.dfu
dfu-util 0.9
Copyright 2005-2009 Weston Schmidt, Harald Welte and OpenMoko Inc.
Copyright 2010-2016 Tormod Volden and Stefan Schmidt
This program is Free Software and has ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY
Please report bugs to http://sourceforge.net/p/dfu-util/tickets/
Match vendor ID from file: 1209
Match product ID from file: 70b1
Opening DFU capable USB device...
ID 1209:5bf0
Run-time device DFU version 0101
Claiming USB DFU Interface...
Setting Alternate Setting #0 ...
Determining device status: state = dfuIDLE, status = 0
dfuIDLE, continuing
DFU mode device DFU version 0101
Device returned transfer size 1024
Copying data from PC to DFU device
Download [=========================] 100% 112828 bytes
Download done.
state(7) = dfuMANIFEST, status(0) = No error condition is present
state(8) = dfuMANIFEST-WAIT-RESET, status(0) = No error condition is present
Done!
gojimmypi@ubuntu:~/workspace/rxrbln-picorv32/picosoc$ git fetch
gojimmypi@ubuntu:~/workspace/rxrbln-picorv32/picosoc$ git pull
Already up to date.
gojimmypi@ubuntu:~/workspace/rxrbln-picorv32/picosoc$ make
iverilog -s testbench -o hx8kdemo_tb.vvp hx8kdemo_tb.v hx8kdemo.v spimemio.v simpleuart.v picosoc.v ../picorv32.v spiflash.v `yosys-config --datdir/ice40/cells_sim.v`
picosoc.v:70: error: NULL port declarations are not allowed.
Makefile:20: recipe for target 'hx8kdemo_tb.vvp' failed
make: *** [hx8kdemo_tb.vvp] Error 1
gojimmypi@ubuntu:~/workspace/rxrbln-picorv32/picosoc$
cd /mnt/c/workspace
mkdir -p fomu
cd fomu
wget https://github.com/im-tomu/fomu-workshop/raw/master/micropython-fomu.dfu
dfu-util -D micropython-fomu.dfu
Should give an output like this:
dfu-util 0.9
Copyright 2005-2009 Weston Schmidt, Harald Welte and OpenMoko Inc.
Copyright 2010-2016 Tormod Volden and Stefan Schmidt
This program is Free Software and has ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY
Please report bugs to http://sourceforge.net/p/dfu-util/tickets/
Match vendor ID from file: 1209
Match product ID from file: 5bf0
Opening DFU capable USB device...
ID 1209:5bf0
Run-time device DFU version 0101
Claiming USB DFU Interface...
Setting Alternate Setting #0 ...
Determining device status: state = dfuIDLE, status = 0
dfuIDLE, continuing
DFU mode device DFU version 0101
Device returned transfer size 4096
Copying data from PC to DFU device
Download [=========================] 100% 136164 bytes
Download done.
state(7) = dfuMANIFEST, status(0) = No error condition is present
state(8) = dfuMANIFEST-WAIT-RESET, status(0) = No error condition is present
Done!
Mine showed up as COM8 and For more details on how a RISC-V soft CPU runs MicroPython, see the Fomu as a CPU section of the fomu workshop
.
cd $WORKSPACE
git clone https://github.com/rxrbln/picorv32.git
To build:
# use the rxrbln firmwware
cd $WORKSPACE/rxrbln-picorv32/picosoc
# there have been some recent additions to the source code; some files not included in the repo
# so get an older, know-to-compile version:
git checkout b1cd395b
make ulx3s_fw.img
$WORKSPACE/ulx3s-examples/bin/ujprog.exe -j FLASH -f 0x200000 ulx3s_fw.img
# make the soft CPU
cd $WORKSPACE/litex-boards/litex_boards/targets
./ulx3s.py --device LFE5U-85F --cpu-type picorv32
# show the files built
echo "ULX3S Gateware:"
ls $WORKSPACE/litex-boards/litex_boards/targets/soc_basesoc_ulx3s/gateware -al
echo "ULX3S BIOSL"
ls $WORKSPACE/litex-boards/litex_boards/targets/soc_basesoc_ulx3s/software/bios -al
# put the soft CPU on the ULX3S
cd $WORKSPACE/litex-boards/litex_boards/targets/soc_basesoc_ulx3s/gateware
$WORKSPACE/ulx3s-examples/bin/ujprog.exe top.bit
cd $WORKSPACE/litex-boards/litex_boards/targets/soc_basesoc_ulx3s/software/bios
litex_term --serial-boot --kernel bios.bin /dev/ttyS15
Press enter, and you should see a litex> prompt. Type reboot As a reminder, if you keep getting an error like this:
ULX2S / ULX3S JTAG programmer v 3.0.92 (built Feb 18 2019 10:55:47)
FT_Open() failed
Cannot find JTAG cable.
Check to make sure NOTHING is using the ULX3S, including perhaps a litex_term or putty session. (yes, I've bumped into that more than once).
The LiteX bios is what you're seeing running.
By default, LiteX builds this to execute from address 0x00000000. This is an address space inside the FPGA, using blockram. Litex embeds the code inside so it's baked into the bit-stream.
uart_sync() just waits until internal uart FIFOs are cleared. (Which ensures that printf data has been sent to the PC...) printf also relies on interrupts, so once you've disable interrupts printf no longer works.
The bios exists to initialise things like SDRAM, which you can see it doing here. It then tries to load a USER program from SD/FLASH/Serial/Ethernet.
flterm
. (it just sits there waiting for something)
cd $WORKSPACE/flterm
./flterm --port /dev/ttyS15 --kernel $WORKSPACE/rxrbln-picorv32/firmware/firmware.bin --kernel-adr 0x40000000
# remote.origin.url=https://github.com/enjoy-digital/litex
# this is the one that gets compiled:
C:\workspace\litex\litex\soc\software\bios\boot.c
# plus this older file:
C:\workspace\litex-buildenv\third_party\litex\litex\soc\software\bios\boot.c


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Official
Tutorials/Books
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Tobias Nipkow, Gerwin Klein: Concrete Semantics
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Lawrence C. Paulson: ML for the Working Programmer, 2nd Edition
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Gerwin Klein: Proof Craft
Coq
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Benjamin C. Pierce et al.: Software Foundations
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Adam Chlipala: Certified Programming with Dependent Types
Lean
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Jeremy Avigad, Leonardo de Moura, and Soonho Kong: Theorem Proving in Lean
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Kevin Buzzard and Mohammad Pedramfar: The Natural Number Game
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Manchester City playmaker Silva a doubt for Liverpool game
Manchester City playmaker David Silva is a doubt for Sunday's Premier League clash with leaders Liverpool after sustaining a muscular injury at the weekend, manager Pep Guardiola has said.
REUTERS: Manchester City playmaker David Silva is a doubt for Sunday's Premier League clash with leaders Liverpool after sustaining a muscular injury at the weekend, manager Pep Guardiola has said.
Silva has featured in all 11 of City's league games so far this season and started in their 2-1 win over Southampton on Saturday but the 33-year-old was replaced by striker Gabriel Jesus just before halftime.
"David Silva was injured.
"When he has a muscular problem and cannot play more minutes it is because he has something and when it is a muscular problem it is always a minimum of 10-12 days."
Guardiola's team are six points behind Liverpool, who they face at Anfield on Nov. 10, four days after visiting Italy's Atalanta in the Champions League.
Champions City were the only team Liverpool lost to in the top flight last season as the Merseyside club finished second by a single point.
Guardiola said it was too early in the campaign to view Sunday's match as being decisive in terms of the title race.
"Now we go to Italy and when we come back we go to Anfield. We will see," he added. "Many things are going to happen and there are a lot of games to play."
(Reporting by Simon Jennings in Bengaluru; Editing by Peter Rutherford)


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Ellis, Sargent
| Birth Name | Ellis, Sargent |
| Gender | male |
Narrative
On the 1881 Census there was a Sargent Ellis living at 188 Freehold View, Yorks Rd, Leeds, Eng. He was 41yrs, a Bricklayer, born Nth Bierley, Yk, he has a wife & family. I don't think this is the right one.
Also there was a Sargent Ellis, age 20, living in Cleckheaton, Cart Driver, father Joseph, born Wibsey. So he had either moved out of Yorkshire, or he had died.
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| Birth | 2nd Qtr 1860 | Bradford Yks Eng | ||
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| Father | Ellis, Thomas (Grocer) | 1833 | 1895-10-02 | |
| Mother | Elwen or Elwin, Jane | about 1836 | ||
| Brother | Ellis, George Edward (1st) | 1857-07-06 | 1928-04-22 | |
| Sister | Ellis, Anne | 1861-10-24 | 1936-12-08 | |
| Ellis, Sargent | 2nd Qtr 1860 |
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|---|---|---|---|
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Come join us as we learn how the largest public SharePoint site in Australia (www.WorleyParsons.com) got up and running.
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Blockchain is a database system invented to store information, after having entered database, the information will be stored in different blocks, which are all connected to create a chain. The information in these blocks cannot be adjusted after entered the database, but the blocks can be extended by adding another block. Blockchains are automated, managed by several members and believed to be safe and reliable. However, they usually become the favorite target of hackers because of the classified information they store, most of which is money related. To sum up, blockchains can be described as an online server that store information.
Having said so, it is not the ability to store data of blockchains that human beings pay attention to, it is the ability to solve the trusting issues that people used to have when doing transaction or trading. In the past, when two people were in a financial deal, there would always be a person that played an intermediary role. However, this had become a dilemma since the people that involved directly in the deal always had to face the trusting issues: they had to neither trust their customers/sellers or the moderators. A lot of issues could happen, such as the moderator turned back on both or the moderator being one-sided. In blockchains, people trust nobody but the special algorithms that were developed to guarantee their transactions and secure their personal information. All the information is encrypted to ensure that transaction using blockchains is safe and secure. Blockchains have now being used by a lot of technology-based organizations and companies, especially by companies whose services are online, namely Amazon, Alibaba, E-bay. These companies are operated in the global scale and they use blockchains to protect the rights of both customers as well as service providers.
Like any currencies in use at the present, cryptocurrency is a kind of money, however, this money does not exist but distributed throughout the cloud network. Cryptocurrency is based on the algorithms of blockchains. In order to collect crypto tokens, local machines have to perform calculations to complete blocks of verified transaction in the blockchains. This action is referred as mining, and crypto tokens are the rewards for investors.
The most popular of its kind is Bitcoin. Even though Bitcoin was debut long ago, around 2010, the occasion that Bitcoin shocked the world was when its price reached well over 20000 US dollars, and many stores in the world started to accept bitcoin as a payment method. Specifically, a man was able to purchase a Lamborghini using bitcoins in the United States, or many well-known brands such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci allowed customers to purchase their products using bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies. Saying cryptocurrency is the currency of the future of is not exaggerating. The characteristics of cryptocurrency allows individuals from all countries with internet access to perform transaction globally, equally, and limitlessly, because the transactions cannot be tracked or controlled by any governments or organizations, which means no regulations can be applied. Cryptocurrency is a non-border currency and has huge potential to become the main type of currency in the global. It is the future, but personally speaking, in 5 year-time, cryptocurrency may not be widely accepted by most individuals but IT professionals and tech-savvy people. This is mainly because of the conservative mindset of the current generation, the generation who holds a large amount of the world assets. For about hundreds of years, assets were supposed to be existing and could be managed by their owners. Consequently, it will be challenging for the present generation to change their mindset and invest in cryptocurrencies, which cannot be seen or touched, despite their valuable personalities and the huge potential that they carry. Moreover, Bitcoin, or cryptocurrencies in general, do not hold their own values. The value of cryptocurrency is still calculated based on the value of the world’s current money such as US dollar or British pound, which makes cryptocurrency seems like an online version of those currencies, or even a method for global traders to evade taxations, which completely ruins the essence of cryptocurrency.
Blockchains and cryptocurrency is currently being applied to a lot of finance related segments. So far, they are the efficient supporters for many companies and organizations in performing transactions or deploying online payment methods. The security and finance solutions that blockchains provide is noticeable and its application might expand to many other fields and might totally transform the traditional methods of such fields just like the way it totally transformed they way investors dealing business issues. The current work force will not suffer due to the application of blockchains and cryptocurrency but enjoy great benefits from them as they ease the pressure for them when dealing with valuable deals and rise efficiency of tasks significantly.
Cars nowadays can partly drive themselves thanks to the autopilot systems. Car manufacturers usually call them adaptive cruise control. In the past, all cruise control could do is to keep the car at a chosen speed so the drivers can let their foot off the pedals, however the drivers were still responsible for braking and lane changing. Nowadays, Adaptive Cruise Control is way more advanced as they can intervene in all the driving systems including accelerating, braking, and steering. Radars inside the vehicles can detect the roads infrastructure (lanes, signs) so they can keep the car in lane and under the speed limit. Distance radar are responsible for controlling the distance between it and the car in front, thus maintaining safe distance. This can be described as a background for manufacturers to add more features to the autopilot system, which will gradually add on to the process of producing autonomous vehicles.
Six levels of automation
Autonomous vehicles or self-driving cars are the terms that refer to vehicles that can operate without human actions. They use sophisticated technologies to sense surrounding environment and keep the vehicles running safely. There are six levels of self-driving vehicles ranging from fully manual to fully automatic, these levels are built by the Society of Automotive Engineers and are referred as the scale for automotive manufacturers to determine the level of automation of their products. Autonomous is the highest level, at which the car is capable of making its own decision, and potentially it might not follow the owners’ orders. Therefore, I would like to use the term automated vehicles instead, at which vehicles are fully able to control all the driving but still under the control of humans.
The built-in system of the cars collect data from different sources, namely sensors, actuators, machine learning tech, radar, lidar; these data then go through complex algorithms and the main processors are responsible to process and execute software that controls the vehicles. From the data collected, the vehicles create a virtual map of the environment surrounded them so they can manage their position in the road. With the help of video cameras, the system can also detect traffic lights, road signs, track vehicles and pedestrians. Lidar technology is used to measure distance, road edges, lane markings. Lastly, ultras sonic sensors are used to detect curbs and other vehicles. The processor analyzes all the data input and then give instructions to the car system, which includes acceleration, braking and steering. The algorithms will be controlled by hard coded rules to make sure that all instructions that sent to the system obey traffic regulations.
Modern vehicles nowadays can assist drivers nicely with daily driving using adaptive cruise control technology: the vehicles can keep you in lane, automatically braking, accelerating, steering, and performing emergency stop if needed (in case the drivers fall asleep or lose ability to control the cars). All those are enough to ease driving experience and making travelling safer for everyone. However, it is only true if we are talking about perfect driving conditions. There are tons of challenges that an automated vehicle needs to overcome before such technology can be approved and globally accepted. Weather conditions can have significant impacts on the precision of sensors and radar. Extreme conditions such as heavy rain, snow, extreme temperature (under -20oC and over 50oC) can affect the efficiency and accuracy of censors, prevent cameras from detecting road signs or lane markings; and if snow covers the roads, there will be absolutely no markings. Moreover, radio frequency may be interfered if there are too many vehicles on road, not to mention the possibility of lacking frequency for mass production of automated vehicles. Lastly, automated vehicles will have to face the ethical issues: if a vehicle causes an accident, who will take the responsibility? Manufacturers? Passengers? Or maybe the system itself that causes a malfunction?
In the next few years, it might be impossible for an automated car to be released, however all the technologies involved can be improved: manufacturers are testing their vehicles all around the world, at all conditions to improve their technologies day by day. In the past few years, we had also witnessed a lot of corporations that might lead us to further enhancement of technology: it is the cooperation among automotive manufacturers and technology-based companies: Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi and Google, Volvo, and Uber. This might be the shortcuts that leads us to autonomous vehicles.
Creating a comprehensive autonomous vehicle is one of the most ambitious tasks that people have ever had in the revolution of humans. This invention would help create safer traffic for everyone and making travelling much more comfortable for humans. However, the day that autonomous vehicles are deployed, all the drivers that are currently earning living from driving cars will lose their jobs. However, we do have time to prepare for that future with all the challenges and barriers that autonomous vehicle is and will be confronting.


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Story: The dream
The dream
Title
The dream
Collection
Summary
About the dream (or ||gan-a) of !nanni and Tamme's country. In !nanni's country a dream put 'a thing' into a person and this makes them ill. In Tamme's country, a dream speaks to him. The dream speaks to many people who hear it. The people told Tamme that when a person dies he or she becomes a dream (or ||gan-a). The dream's heart aches when this happens and kills another person (it puts a 'thing' in them).
Comments
1) p.9263v: 'The dream does not eat anything'; the !kun and Latin names for two plants, 2) See also Curing illness (and the trance dance), 3) This story is found in Book XI & XII-4
Contributors
Date
24 – 26 January 1880
Categories
Custom and daily life, History (personal), Healing and ailing
Keywords
dream (or ||gan-a) , dream (says 'Naaaa') , dream (and death) , dream (what Tamme's people told him about) , dream (in which Tamme sees his mother) , dream (people who stand making gestures kill it and it is no more) , dream (description of) , dream (kills people because its heart aches) , dream (dies when the ill person is doctored) , dream (its heart aches) , dream (its back-dress is made of mouse's skin) , dream (speaks to many people) , dream (its house) , dream (in Tamme's country) , dream (of !nanni and Tamme's country) , dream (kills a person) , dream (and the trance dance) , dream (and doctoring) , dream (makes people ill) , dream (enters the country) , dream (its body is small and resembles a person's) , dream (its house is small and made of grass and resembles that of a bird) , dream (its apron is made of ko o) , dream (it puts a 'thing' in people) , dress (the dream's back-dress and apron) , house (the dream's) , country (dreams in !nanni's and Tamme's kill a person) , country (trance dance in !nanni and Tamme's country) , death (and the dream) , death (in Tamme's country the dead become ||gan-a, or a dream) , death (the dream kills people because its heart aches) , death (killing the dream and the trance dance) , illness (caused by the dream) , illness (and healing and the trance dance) , healing (doctoring) , healing (of illness caused by the dream) , healing (when people make gestures and kill the dream) , healing (and the trance dance) , curing (illness caused by dreams) , curing (and the trance dance) , heart (the dream's aches) , apron (the dream's) , dance (trance) , trance dance (and healing illness caused by the dream) , trance dance (and killing the dream)
Story Pages
9260-9265


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Comments are !important
, they create a discussion between the author and the readers. Some comments are just simple feedback, some can help clarify a vague point, some comments can even offer a totally different approach for solving the same problem.
The problem with most comments is context - in most cases, comment threads are positioned at the bottom of the post. In these situations, commenting on a specific point in the article becomes quite difficult, I guess this is why we have "quotes" - by repeating a certain part of the original post, you could refer to the specific point where it was mentioned and comment in that specific context. That was OK, for 2005, but what if you could simply comment anywhere?
Inline comments are not a totally new thing, Medium did it, and probably others too, but with this plugin, virtually anyone can.
inlineDisqussions is a jQuery plugin to allow inline comments on your site.
Comments threads are created with the power of the awesome (and free) Disqus, they are created dynamically and attached to the specific sections (paragraph, usually, but not necessarily) of your post. The original use-case was naturally a blog post so you could comment next to each paragraph, but you could use this to have comment threads on every section of any web page - think of commenting on every product in a one-page catalog, on each picture in a photo gallery etc.
DEMO
Right here, try clicking the comment marks on the right of every paragraph on this page.
When you click on one of those marks, if a discussion already exists, it will load in-place, otherwise a fresh discussion will be created and positioned dynamically next to the relative paragraph.
Dynamic positioning you say?
Check this out, if you try to comment on this paragraph you'll see that I am resizing to fit the available space and that I can also be positioned to the left, if needed.
TIP: You can easily set maxWidth
if you don't want the comments to get too wide, see the options section for more info.
Can you highlight?
I sure can, when you click on this paragraph's comments icon you'll see it is highlighted while the rest of the page is being blacked out.
You can enable this effect by setting highlight
to true
in the settings object, see the options section for more info.
Can we still have a main comment thread at the bottom?
Yes we can, check out the bottom of this page. if you have a div#disqus_thread
in your document it will function as a main comment thread, just like the normal Disqus comments wrapper.
USAGE
That should be pretty simple.
First download it, then include the script (anywhere after jQuery):
<script src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.9.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script src="inlineDisqussions.js"></script>
Add a little bit of CSS:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="inlineDisqussions.css" />
Now you just need to call it:
<script> disqus_shortname = 'your_disqus_shortname'; jQuery(document).ready(function() { jQuery("p").inlineDisqussions(); }); </script>
OPTIONS
Right now not many, if you need more let me know.
You can pass a settings object containing the following options (these are the defaults):
jQuery("p").inlineDisqussions({ identifier: 'disqussion', displayCount: true, highlighted: false, position: 'right', background: 'white', maxWidth: 9999 });
| identifier | string | set a string to be used, together with an index number, as the disqus_identifier string. defaults to 'disqussion'. |
| displayCount | boolean | Enable/disable the comment count inside the icon. defaults to true. |
| highlighted | boolean | Enable/disable the highlighting of the active section. defaults to false. |
| position | string | Where to position the inline threads, 'left'/'right'. defaults to 'right'. |
| background | string | CSS background-color for the comment threads. |
| maxWidth | number | Maximum width, in pixels, for the comment threads. |
LIMITATIONS
There is (at least) one - each paragraph gets a unique ID to get the right comment thread attached to it, these IDs are automatically generated according to the order paragraphs appear in. That means that if you ever change the order of your paragraphs or add a new paragraph to the top of your article you might cause a wrong comment thread to be attached to that paragraph.
WORKAROUND: You can add a data-disqus-identifier
attribute to the paragraph to force it to get a specific comments thread, something like this:
<p data-disqus-identifier="disqussion-12">
Lorem ipsum...
</p>
ISSUES
If you have any, let me know.


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- defines how to scale the image
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- Specifies that the IRI given in the data field should be preserved, otherwise the content will be inserted in the resulting report document.
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The mounting point (via NFS, Samba, etc.) from Jenkins Master to the actual disk.
This parameter is needed to calculate the usable disk space when the plugin allocates the disk with the most usable space.


Resources
Image
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator
Design
Typography
- typ.io, a website for finding font combinations
Digital Assets
- Reddit post with links to websites for free photos and drawings
Glitch Art
Snapchat Filters/Lenses
Sound
Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs)
Music Programming Environments


| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
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| YARN-5049 | Extend NMStateStore to save queued container information | Major | nodemanager, resourcemanager | Konstantinos Karanasos | Konstantinos Karanasos |
| HADOOP-13301 | Millisecond timestamp for FsShell console log and MapReduce jobsummary log | Minor | . | John Zhuge | John Zhuge |
| HDFS-10650 | DFSClient#mkdirs and DFSClient#primitiveMkdir should use default directory permission | Minor | . | John Zhuge | John Zhuge |
| HDFS-10725 | Caller context should always be constructed by a builder | Minor | ipc | Mingliang Liu | Mingliang Liu |
| HDFS-6962 | ACL inheritance conflicts with umaskmode | Critical | security | LINTE | John Zhuge |
| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HDFS-10584 | Allow long-running Mover tool to login with keytab | Major | balancer & mover, security | Rakesh R | Rakesh R |
| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HDFS-10425 | Clean up NNStorage and TestSaveNamespace | Minor | . | Andras Bokor | Andras Bokor |
| YARN-5456 | container-executor support for FreeBSD, NetBSD, and others if conf path is absolute | Major | nodemanager, security | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YARN-5550 | TestYarnCLI#testGetContainers should format according to CONTAINER_PATTERN | Minor | client, test | Jonathan Hung | Jonathan Hung |
| HDFS-10814 | Add assertion for getNumEncryptionZones when no EZ is created | Minor | test | Vinitha Reddy Gankidi | Vinitha Reddy Gankidi |
| HDFS-10784 | Implement WebHdfsFileSystem#listStatusIterator | Major | webhdfs | Andrew Wang | Andrew Wang |
| HDFS-10817 | Add Logging for Long-held NN Read Locks | Major | logging, namenode | Erik Krogen | Erik Krogen |
| HADOOP-13465 | Design Server.Call to be extensible for unified call queue | Major | ipc | Daryn Sharp | Daryn Sharp |
| HDFS-10822 | Log DataNodes in the write pipeline | Trivial | hdfs-client | John Zhuge | John Zhuge |
| HDFS-10833 | Fix JSON errors in WebHDFS.md examples | Trivial | documentation | Andrew Wang | Andrew Wang |
| HDFS-10778 | Add -format option to make the output of FileDistribution processor human-readable in OfflineImageViewer | Major | tools | Yiqun Lin | Yiqun Lin |
| HDFS-10847 | Complete the document for FileDistribution processor in OfflineImageViewer | Minor | documentation | Yiqun Lin | Yiqun Lin |
| HADOOP-13519 | Make Path serializable | Minor | io | Steve Loughran | Steve Loughran |
| HDFS-10742 | Measure lock time in FsDatasetImpl | Major | datanode | Chen Liang | Chen Liang |
| HDFS-10831 | Add log when URLConnectionFactory.openConnection failed | Minor | webhdfs | yunjiong zhao | yunjiong zhao |
| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HDFS-10639 | Fix typos in HDFSDiskbalancer.md | Trivial | documentation | Akira Ajisaka | Yiqun Lin |
| HADOOP-13073 | RawLocalFileSystem does not react on changing umask | Major | fs | Andras Bokor | Andras Bokor |
| HADOOP-9427 | Use JUnit assumptions to skip platform-specific tests | Major | test | Arpit Agarwal | Gergely Novák |
| YARN-5431 | TimeLineReader daemon start should allow to pass its own reader opts | Major | scripts, timelinereader | Rohith Sharma K S | Rohith Sharma K S |
| YARN-5121 | fix some container-executor portability issues | Blocker | nodemanager, security | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| HADOOP-13440 | FileContext does not react on changing umask via configuration | Major | . | Yufei Gu | Akira Ajisaka |
| MAPREDUCE-6682 | TestMRCJCFileOutputCommitter fails intermittently | Major | test | Brahma Reddy Battula | Akira Ajisaka |
| HADOOP-13410 | RunJar adds the content of the jar twice to the classpath | Major | util | Sangjin Lee | Yuanbo Liu |
| HDFS-9696 | Garbage snapshot records lingering forever | Critical | . | Kihwal Lee | Kihwal Lee |
| HDFS-10773 | BlockSender should not synchronize on the dataset object | Major | datanode | Arpit Agarwal | Chen Liang |
| HDFS-10763 | Open files can leak permanently due to inconsistent lease update | Critical | . | Kihwal Lee | Kihwal Lee |
| HADOOP-13532 | Fix typo in hadoop_connect_to_hosts error message | Trivial | scripts | Albert Chu | Albert Chu |
| HADOOP-13533 | User cannot set empty HADOOP_SSH_OPTS environment variable option | Minor | scripts | Albert Chu | Albert Chu |
| HDFS-8915 | TestFSNamesystem.testFSLockGetWaiterCount fails intermittently in jenkins | Minor | test | Anu Engineer | Masatake Iwasaki |
| MAPREDUCE-4784 | TestRecovery occasionally fails | Major | mrv2, test | Jason Lowe | Haibo Chen |
| HDFS-10760 | DataXceiver#run() should not log InvalidToken exception as an error | Major | . | Pan Yuxuan | Pan Yuxuan |
| HDFS-10729 | Improve log message for edit loading failures caused by FS limit checks. | Major | namenode | Wei-Chiu Chuang | Wei-Chiu Chuang |
| YARN-5221 | Expose UpdateResourceRequest API to allow AM to request for change in container properties | Major | . | Arun Suresh | Arun Suresh |
| HADOOP-13375 | o.a.h.security.TestGroupsCaching.testBackgroundRefreshCounters seems flaky | Major | security, test | Mingliang Liu | Weiwei Yang |
| HADOOP-13508 | FsPermission string constructor does not recognize sticky bit | Major | . | Atul Sikaria | Atul Sikaria |
| HDFS-10820 | Reuse closeResponder to reset the response variable in DataStreamer#run | Minor | . | Yiqun Lin | Yiqun Lin |
| YARN-5555 | Scheduler UI: “% of Queue” is inaccurate if leaf queue is hierarchically nested. | Minor | . | Eric Payne | Eric Payne |
| HDFS-10835 | Fix typos in httpfs.sh | Trivial | httpfs | John Zhuge | John Zhuge |
| HDFS-10841 | Remove duplicate or unused variable in appendFile() | Minor | . | Kihwal Lee | Kihwal Lee |
| HADOOP-13558 | UserGroupInformation created from a Subject incorrectly tries to renew the Kerberos ticket | Major | security | Alejandro Abdelnur | Xiao Chen |
| HADOOP-13388 | Clean up TestLocalFileSystemPermission | Trivial | fs | Andras Bokor | Andras Bokor |
| HDFS-10844 | test_libhdfs_threaded_hdfs_static and test_libhdfs_zerocopy_hdfs_static are failing | Major | libhdfs | Akira Ajisaka | Akira Ajisaka |
| HDFS-9038 | DFS reserved space is erroneously counted towards non-DFS used. | Major | datanode | Chris Nauroth | Brahma Reddy Battula |
| MAPREDUCE-6628 | Potential memory leak in CryptoOutputStream | Major | security | Mariappan Asokan | Mariappan Asokan |
| HDFS-10832 | Propagate ACL bit and isEncrypted bit in HttpFS FileStatus permissions | Critical | httpfs | Andrew Wang | Andrew Wang |
| HDFS-9781 | FsDatasetImpl#getBlockReports can occasionally throw NullPointerException | Major | datanode | Wei-Chiu Chuang | Manoj Govindassamy |
| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HDFS-10588 | False alarm in datanode log - ERROR - Disk Balancer is not enabled | Major | datanode, hdfs | Weiwei Yang | Weiwei Yang |
| HDFS-10681 | DiskBalancer: query command should report Plan file path apart from PlanID | Minor | diskbalancer | Manoj Govindassamy | Manoj Govindassamy |
| YARN-5457 | Refactor DistributedScheduling framework to pull out common functionality | Major | resourcemanager | Arun Suresh | Arun Suresh |
| HDFS-10598 | DiskBalancer does not execute multi-steps plan. | Critical | diskbalancer | Lei (Eddy) Xu | Lei (Eddy) Xu |
| HDFS-9392 | Admins support for maintenance state | Major | . | Ming Ma | Ming Ma |
| HDFS-10813 | DiskBalancer: Add the getNodeList method in Command | Minor | balancer & mover | Yiqun Lin | Yiqun Lin |
| YARN-5596 | Fix failing unit test in TestDockerContainerRuntime | Minor | nodemanager, yarn | Sidharta Seethana | Sidharta Seethana |
| HADOOP-13547 | Optimize IPC client protobuf decoding | Major | . | Daryn Sharp | Daryn Sharp |
| YARN-5576 | Allow resource localization while container is running | Major | . | Jian He | Jian He |
| HADOOP-13549 | Eliminate intermediate buffer for server-side PB encoding | Major | ipc | Daryn Sharp | Daryn Sharp |
| HADOOP-13447 | Refactor S3AFileSystem to support introduction of separate metadata repository and tests. | Major | fs/s3 | Chris Nauroth | Chris Nauroth |
| HDFS-9847 | HDFS configuration should accept time units | Major | . | Yiqun Lin | Yiqun Lin |
| HDFS-8901 | Use ByteBuffer in striping positional read | Major | erasure-coding | Kai Zheng | SammiChen |
| HDFS-10845 | Change defaults in hdfs-site.xml to match timeunit type | Minor | datanode, namenode | Yiqun Lin | Yiqun Lin |
| HDFS-10553 | DiskBalancer: Rename Tools/DiskBalancer class to Tools/DiskBalancerCLI | Minor | balancer & mover | Anu Engineer | Manoj Govindassamy |
| HDFS-9849 | DiskBalancer : reduce lock path in shutdown code | Major | balancer & mover | Anu Engineer | Yuanbo Liu |
| YARN-5566 | Client-side NM graceful decom is not triggered when jobs finish | Major | nodemanager | Robert Kanter | Robert Kanter |
| HADOOP-10940 | RPC client does no bounds checking of responses | Critical | ipc | Daryn Sharp | Daryn Sharp |
| HDFS-10808 | DiskBalancer does not execute multi-steps plan-redux | Major | balancer & mover | Anu Engineer | Anu Engineer |
| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
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| YARN-5495 | Remove import wildcard in CapacityScheduler | Trivial | capacityscheduler | Ray Chiang | Ray Chiang |


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Below are listed some common missions that players will experience in Humans vs Zombies. While missions will vary slightly in the weeklong, these are some generic rules that help provide a basic level of understanding. Mods may choose to vary their missions from the rules here.
During the weeklong, mini-missions will last 30-60 minutes and main missions will last 1.5-3 hours.
Boss Mods are mods that provide powerful advantages to either team. Some common boss mods are listed below.
- Angel: A zombie boss mod with the ability to revive any zombie by placing their hand on the zombies shoulders for 20 seconds. Angels may be stunned by a human and are stunned for 1 minute.
- Wraith Boss: A zombie boss mod with a collection of wraith whips tied to their waist. Any zombie may use the whips attached to the wraith boss as though they were a wraith. A Wraith Boss may be stunned by a human and is stunned for 1 minute.
- Banshee: A neutral boss mod that will chase both zombies and humans. The Banshee can throw a sock at or tag a player to force them to leave visible sight of the Banshee. The Banshee will target based on whichever player is closer or which group of players is bigger. The Banshee cannot be stunned.
- The Wall: A human boss mod that will block zombies from passing them in a hallway. Can only be used indoors and has a 2 minute limit before they automatically disable. Has a 2 minute cooldown between uses. Cannot be tagged.
- Guardian: A human boss mod with a plastic sword or Nerf Blaster that can stun zombies. If they are tagged by a zombie, they will kneel for 30 seconds.
- Alert Bot: A top-tier ultra-powerful human boss mod that will alert humans as to when zombies are present.
- Paranoid Bot: Alert Bot except afraid of every little sound or movement.
Mission Types
Point Captures consist of a number of different points across campus, each with a mod stationed at it. Humans and zombies can capture (“cap”) a point for their team by spending enough time at it. The other team may steal this point by spending the same length of time at the point. The time spent at a point may be cumulative. The team with enough points at the end of a predetermined length of time wins.
Variant: Point Neutralization. Before the other team may steal a point, they will need to first undo the capturing of the point by the original team by spending a period of time at the point. After capturing a point has been undone, the point is considered to belong to no one, just like at the start of the mission.
Humans need to transport mods between a variety of different points, some inside, and some outside buildings. The mods may or may not need to wait at each point. The mods may or may not choose to follow human instructions. Mods may have a limited number of times they may be touched by zombies ("lives"). After reaching their tag limit, the humans lose the ability to complete the escort with that mod. If all the mods in the mission die, humans lose. If humans visit every point will at least half of the mods within a time limit, they win.
Humans need to collect tags from posters (usually ~30 posters) around campus and deliver these tags to mods. Zombies cannot interact with posters. Humans must deliver at least 20 tags within the time limit to win.
Variant: Mod Specific Posters. Humans must deliver tags from specific posters to a specific mod in order for the tag to count.
A variety of buildings or regions on campus will have guards roaming them. When a guard tags a player, the player is required to leave the region/building via the closest possible exit regardless of other players. Guards will target either humans or zombies and cannot be stunned/killed or in any other way stopped from their task. Humans need to complete puzzles or tasks that are located inside each building/region. These may consist of word searches, metal ring puzzles, crosswords, mazes, etc.
Variant: Jail. When a human is tagged by a guard, they do not leave the building but instead go to a “jail” within the building. The human must remain in jail until 5 minutes has passed. Additionally, only 5 humans may be in the jail at a time. If a sixth human arrives, the human who has been there the longest leaves. Upon becoming free, a human must immediately leave the building.
There are three mods on campus that will start at different buildings. Each mod has a predetermined route and starts in the middle of their route. Humans need to take the mods along the route to one end of it and zombies to the other end. A mod will follow anyone within a 5 ft radius of them. A mod will not follow stunned zombies. A mod may be stolen if a team chases off the previous team that was with the mod. If a mod reaches the end of their route the route is completed and they cannot be stolen by the other team. If the mission reaches the end and a mod's route is still not complete, the side of the route the mod is on is credited with completion.
There are mods across campus distributing items. Each mod will provide one of their item type to a human present every five minutes. These items can be combined at any other mod using a recipe. Recipes are scattered inside certain buildings. Humans may combine any number of items at any mod that did not produce the items by providing the mod with the physical recipe and the items. Combining items will produce a deluxe item and takes 10 minutes. Humans need to deliver a collection of deluxe items to a central mod before the end of the mission.
A train of zombie boss mods slowly approaches a point where humans are located. If zombies manage to hold the point for 15 minutes, zombies win. If humans survive the entire 3 hour mission, they win. The zombie boss mod train has to visit 5 points before it will approach the human location. It will spend 15 minutes at each point. However, there are metal pie tins on the boss mods. If the train goes between 2 points without being hit by a dart or sock, it will skip it's next location and go to the one after it, thus arriving at the humans sooner. Every time the train passes a point, the zombies will gain one mobile boss mod that will detach from the train. The boss mods on the train are still active - they just have to move with the train.
Humans need to travel from one point to another without dying. That's it.
Variant: Supply Retrieval. Humans need to visit certain points before going to the end point, potentially stopping at each point for a length of time before progressing, similar to a Point Capture. These points may need to be visited in a specific order.
The Rave Dimension is any mission that consist of 2 “dimensions”. Players that are in the alternate (“Rave”) dimension are identifiable by the glowsticks that they wear. Players can change dimension at “Portal” mods, which will distribute or take back glowsticks. Players can see, but not interact with, players in the other dimension. There will be tasks that need to be completed in one dimension or the other, identifiable by the glowsticks (or lack of glowsticks) present at the task. Additionally, there will be Time Cops, who are mods identified by the many glowing things they wear. If they touch a player with a light sword, dart, or their hand, they may force the player to immediately change dimensions.


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In a Hidden Markov Model with N states, each (hidden) state is associated to an emission law, the state evolve according to a markov chain, and at each time step the (visible) observation is drawn from the current state emission law.
Denoting $\left(s_{t}\right)$ the hidden-state sequence, and $\left(O_{t}\right)$ the visible-observation sequence we get the following graphical representation:
Formally, the hidden state chain $\left(s_{t}\right)$ is defined by an initial probability distribution vector $\Pi_{0}$ and a transition matrix $M$ such that:
$$\Pi_{t}=M.\Pi_{t-1}$$
In our case we assume that the N observation law are gaussian vectors determined by their mean vector and covariance matrices:
$$O\left(s_{t}\right)\thicksim N\left(\mu_{s_{t}},\Omega_{s_{t}}\right)$$
The graph structure shows that conditionaly on the state sequence the observations are independant. Furthermore each single observations depends solely on the state at the same time-step. Thus we have:
$$P\left(O_{1},\ldots,O_{T}\mid s_{1},\ldots,s_{T}\right)=\prod_{k=1}^{T}P\left(O_{k}\mid s_{k}\right)$$
As a result, if we know the probability distribution of the state sequence we can perform the Maximization step of the EM algorithm the same way we do it for the Gaussiam Mixture Model. Fortunately the Baum-Welch backward-forward procedure allows us to compute the probability of the state at each time step.
Estimation with Baum-Welch algorithm
Forward pass (adapted from Wikipedia)
Let $\alpha_{i}(t)=P(O_{1}=o_{1},...,O_{t}=o_{t},s_{t}=i|\theta)$ i.e. the
joint probability of observing $o_{1},o_{2},...,o_{t}$ and having $s_{t}=i$.
By forward recursion:
$$\alpha_{i}(1)=\pi_{i} g_{i}(o_{1})$$
$$\alpha_{j}(t+1)=g_{j}(o_{t+1})\sum_{i=1}^{N}\alpha_{i}(t)m_{ij}$$
Backward pass (adapted from Wikipedia)
Let $\beta_{i}(t)=P(O_{t+1}=o_{t+1},...,O_{T}=o_{T}|s_{t}=i,\theta)$ i.e. the
conditional probability of observing $o_{t+1},...,o_{T}$ given $s_{t}=i$.
By backward recursion:
$$\beta_{i}(T)=1$$
$$\beta_{i}(t)=\sum_{j=1}^{N}\beta_{j}(t+1)m_{ij} g_{j}(o_{t+1})$$
Expected state dynamic (adapted from Wikipedia)
Probability of being in state $s_{t}=i$ given the observed sequence $O$ and the parameters $\theta$:
$$\gamma_{i}(t)=P(s_{t}=i|O,\theta)=\frac{\alpha_{i}(t)\beta_{i}(t)}{\sum_{j=1}^{N}\alpha_{j}(t)\beta_{j}(t)}$$
Probability of being in state $s_{t}=i$ and $s_{t+1}=j$ given the observed sequence $O$ and parameters $\theta$:
$$\xi_{ij}(t)=P(s_{t}=i,s_{t+1}=j|O,\theta)={\frac{\alpha_{i}(t)m_{ij}\beta_{j}(t+1) g_{j}(o_{t+1})}{\sum_{i=1}^{N}\sum_{j=1}^{N}\alpha_{i}(t)m_{ij}\beta_{j}(t+1) g_{j}(o_{t+1})}}$$


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