--- title: maxVote sidebar: function_reference_sidebar permalink: maxVote.html folder: function_reference toc: false ---
returns
| idList | list of ids |
| voteList | list of votes |
| vote | most frequent vote in voteList(idList == id) for each id |
| numVotes | number occurences of vote in voteList(idList == id) for each id |
| strict | only assign a vote if all votes coincide, otherwise set in to nan |


{% load static %}
To add an accidental to a note, select an accidental from the menu and click on the note to which it should be added.
To add a dot to a note, highlight the dotted note in the toolbar and click on the note to which a dot should be added.
To add a tie, highlight the tied notes in the toolbar. Click on the first note (where the tie should begin), and then the last note (where the tie should end).
To remove an accidental, dot, or tie from a note, hover over the note (it should appear highlighted), and right-click.


'use strict';
const _pino = require('pino');
const _argValidator = require('@vamship/arg-utils').argValidator;
const EMPTY_FUNC = () => {};
const LOG_LEVELS = [
'silent',
'trace',
'debug',
'info',
'warn',
'error',
'fatal'
];
const MOCK_LOGGER = LOG_LEVELS.reduce((result, level) => {
result[level] = EMPTY_FUNC;
return result;
}, {});
MOCK_LOGGER.child = () => MOCK_LOGGER;
MOCK_LOGGER.__isMock = true;
let _isInitialized = false;
let _isMockEnabled = false;
let _logger = null;
/**
* Utility module that provides a very lightweight abstraction over a logger
* component. This allows a consistent initialization and usage pattern for
* loggers irrespective of the underlying logger implementation.
*
* This module also provides useful functionality for muting and unmuting logs.
*
* @module logger
*/
module.exports = {
/**
* Re enables logging by undoing the actions performed by
* [enableMock()]{@link module:logger.enableMock}. Invoking this method will
* only impact newly created logger instances, and will have no impact on
* logger objects that have been created in the past.
*
* This method is primarily intended for debugging/testing purposes.
*/
disableMock: function() {
_isMockEnabled = false;
},
/**
* Forces the logger provider to generate mock loggers that do not
* perform any real logging.
*
* This method is primarily intended for debugging/testing purposes where
* log messages may have to be suppressed.
*/
enableMock: function() {
_isMockEnabled = true;
},
/**
* Configures global logger settings, including application name and other
* metadata parameters that will be applied to all log messages. This
* method must be invoked before any calls to
* [getLogger()]{@link module:logger.getLogger} in order to
* ensure that all logger instances are configured correctly.
*
* @param {String} name The name to assign to the root logger. This is
* typically the application name.
* @param {Object} [options] A set of logger specific configuration
* parameters.
* @param {String} [options.level='info'] The log level filter assigned to
* the logger object.
* @param {Boolean} [options.extreme=true] When enabled, optimizes the
* logger for speed by buffering messages and writing them in larger
* chunks. See [this link]{@link https://github.com/pinojs/pino/blob/master/docs/extreme.md}
* for more information.
*/
configure: function(name, options) {
_argValidator.checkString(name).throw('Invalid name (arg #1)');
_argValidator.checkObject(options).do(() => (options = {}));
_argValidator
.checkEnum(options.level, LOG_LEVELS)
.do(() => (options.level = 'info'));
_argValidator
.checkBoolean(options.extreme)
.do(() => (options.extreme = true));
if (_isInitialized) {
// Already initialized. Do nothing.
return;
}
const stream = {
stream: process.stdout,
level: options.level,
extreme: options.extreme
};
_logger = _pino({
name,
streams: [stream]
});
_isInitialized = true;
},
/**
* Returns a preconfigured logger for the specified module.
*
* @param {String} group The name of the logger group. This typically
* identifies the module for which the logger will be returned.
* @param {Object} [props={}] Optional properties to be added to the logger
* metadata. Each of these properties will be included with all log
* statements.
* @return {Object} A logger object that can be used for logging. If the
* logger is not already configured using the
* [configure()]{@link module:logger.configure()} method, this
* object will be a mock object that supports the logging methods,
* but does not actually perform any logging.
*/
getLogger: function(group, props) {
_argValidator.checkString(group).throw('Invalid group (arg #1)');
if (!_isInitialized || _isMockEnabled) {
// Already initialized. Return mock logger.
return MOCK_LOGGER;
}
const loggerProps = Object.assign({}, props, {
group
});
return _logger.child(loggerProps);
}
};


Files CCore/inc/LineInput.h CCore/src/LineInput.cpp
LineInput is a simple console input class. It reads command lines from a console and implements a simple line edition.
template <ReadConType ReadCon,ulen MaxLen=80>
class LineInput : NoCopy
{
....
public:
template <class ... SS>
explicit LineInput(SS && ... ss);
~LineInput() {}
PtrLen<const char> get();
bool get(TimeScope time_scope,PtrLen<const char> &ret);
};
ReadCon is a console reader class. LineInput constructor forwards arguments to the inner ReadCon object.
get() inputs a command line. The line is entered by pressing the key Enter. Backslash key can be used to edit the input.
The second method get() is a timed variant. Both methods return a range of characters from the internal buffer.


Issue: MULTIPLE-VALUES-LIMIT-ON-VARIABLESReferences: MULTIPLE-VALUES-LIMIT,
MULTIPLE-VALUE-SETQ, MULTIPLE-VALUE-BIND,
Related issues: none
Category: CLARIFICATION
Edit history: v1, 13 Feb 1991, Sandra Loosemore
Problem description:
The constant MULTIPLE-VALUES-LIMIT is defined in CLtL as the upper
exclusive bound on the number of values that may be returned from
a function. Does this limit also apply to the number of variables
that may be bound or assigned by MULTIPLE-VALUE-BIND or
MULTIPLE-VALUE-SETQ? Or are the excess variables simply given values
of NIL?
There are two proposals, UNDEFINED and NIL.
Proposal (MULTIPLE-VALUES-LIMIT-ON-VARIABLES:UNDEFINED):
Clarify that MULTIPLE-VALUES-LIMIT applies to the number of variables
that may be bound or assigned by MULTIPLE-VALUE-BIND or
MULTIPLE-VALUE-SETQ and the index argument to NTH-VALUE, as well
as to the number values that can actually be returned.
Rationale:
It's conceivable that these forms for accessing multiple values
could be implemented in such a way that they break if you try to
access values beyond MULTIPLE-VALUES-LIMIT.
Proposal (MULTIPLE-VALUES-LIMIT-ON-VARIABLES:NIL):
Clarify that MULTIPLE-VALUES-LIMIT applies only to the number of values
that can actually be returned, and not to the number of variables that
may be bound or assigned by MULTIPLE-VALUE-BIND or MULTIPLE-VALUE-SETQ
or the index argument to NTH-VALUE. As usual, NIL if there are not
enough values actually returned.
Rationale:
There are ways of implementing these forms for accessing multiple
values in such a way that they don't break if you try to access
values beyond MULTIPLE-VALUES-LIMIT.
Current Practice:
I don't know.
Cost to Implementors:
For proposal UNDEFINED, none.
For proposal NIL, more care needs to be taken in implementing multiple
values.
Cost to Users:
For proposal NIL, none.
For proposal UNDEFINED, loss of portability for some programs (probably
very rare).
Cost of non-adoption:
Confusion about what implementation techniques for multiple values are
valid.
Performance impact:
Hard to say.
Benefits:
The cost of non-adoption is avoided.
Esthetics:
Proposal NIL is probably better from a purely theoretical point of view,
since it doesn't complicate the language by imposing arbitrary limits
on programs.
Discussion:
Loosemore prefers proposal NIL, as long as it doesn't cause problems
for implementors.
-------


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@redirectUri
@helper.form(action = controllers.routes.Redirects.deleteRedirectAction(application.id), 'class -> "form") {


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First off: I should've been keeping this updated. I've just been incredibly busy over the last month or so and haven't really had the time. That being said, I found a story I had to comment on: Self-proclaimed Windows Guy tries Ubuntu Linux and likes it! It looks like Ubuntu is really making a splash on the desktop -- obviously I'm inclined to agree. Maybe I'll have to give Vista a try at some point when I have a capable machine to spare. I can write a similar review here.


Facebook is a corporation and online social networking service headquartered in Menlo Park, California, in the United States. Its website was launched on February 4, 2004, by Mark Zuckerberg with his Harvard College roommates and fellow students Eduardo Saverin, Andrew McCollum, Dustin Moskovitz and Chris Hughes. The founders had initially limited the website's membership to Harvard students, but later expanded it to colleges in the Boston area, the Ivy League, and Stanford University. It gradually added support for students at various other universities and later to high-school students.


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The movie Intacto posits a world in which luck is a more or less permanent quality of a person. Lucky people are lucky at the gambling table and they are lucky at traffic intersections. But such people have to avoid physical contact with a certain group of people who know how to steal their luck by touch. Finding lucky people is the quest of one of the movie’s protagonists. In one case he tests the luck of possible recruits by having them run blindfolded through a forest. The winner is the one who gets to the destination first. Many others crash into one of the trees.
We will try a physically gentler game. In its general form, there are N people and B chances to bet. Every player knows the value of both N and B. Each person starts with an initial (not necessarily equal) wealth in units.
Each bet is an even money bet depending on the flip of a shared fair coin. So, if you bet an amount x and win, your wealth increases by x more. Otherwise you lose the x wagered.
Before each flip, each person bets an amount of his/her choosing (from 0 to any amount he/she has at that point) on either heads or tails.
The winner is the person having the greatest number of units after all B bets are done. If two people tie, then nobody wins. The units are worthless after the betting is done. So, a player receives a reward if and only if he or she is the absolute winner.
Bob and Alice have the same number of units and Bob must state his bet first. Suppose there is just one remaining flip of the shared coin. What is Alice’s chance of winning?
If Bob bets x on heads, then Alice could bet x+1 on heads and Alice will win on heads and will lose on tails. Alternatively, Alice could bet nothing and then Alice will win on tails. Either way, Alice has a probability of 1/2 to win.
Alice and Bob are the only players again. Alice has more units than Bob. There are five more coin flips to do. If Bob must state his bet before Alice on every flip, then how can Alice maximize her chance to win?
Alice can win the game every time. For each flip, Alice simply copies Bob’s bet. Suppose Bob bets b on heads. Alice bets b on heads too. Whether the shared coin lands on heads or tails, Alice will end up ahead of Bob.
Now here are some challenges for you.
Bob, Carol, and Alice play. Alice has 51 units, whereas Bob and Carol have 50 each. Bob must state his bet first, then Carol, and then Alice. Bob and Carol collude to share the reward if either wins. How can Bob and Carol maximize the probability that at least one of them will win if there is just one coin flip left?
Does the result change if Alice must state her bet first?
Suppose Bob has 51 units, and Alice 50. There are two coin flips left. Bob bets first for the penultimate flip. Alice bets first for the last flip. Does Bob have more than a 1/2 chance of winning? If so, how much more?
Suppose Bob has 51 units and Alice 50. Again, there are two coin flips left. This time, Alice bets first for the penultimate flip. Bob bets first for the last flip. Does Bob have more than a 1/2 chance of winning? If so, how much more?
Suppose Bob has 51 units and Alice 50. Again, there are two coin flips left. Again, Alice states her bet first in the penultimate round and Bob states his bet first in the final one. This time, Bob announces that he will bet 20 in the penultimate round, though he will wait to see Alice’s bet before saying whether he will bet on heads or tails. Can Alice arrange to have more than a 1/2 chance to win?
Like joining a ballet company, winning the Olympics, or getting ahead in a narrow hierarchy of power, the more competition there is for fewer spots, the more risk one must take. Let’s see whether you agree.
Bob, Alice, Rino, and Juliana have 100 units each and there are two flips left. Each person is out to win - no coalitions. Bob and Alice have bet 100 on heads. Rino has bet 100 on tails. Juliana must now state her bet, knowing that she will state her bet first on the last flip. What are her chances of winning if she bets 90 on either heads or tails? What should she bet?


IDs and Classes
What is an ID?
An ID is a specific tag used to identify a singular element. Honestly trying to explain it is tough, I'll just show you how!Here we have an example of an id tag
Say we wanted to add a color or a font, with an id tag we can add different attributes to our text line. In this example we'll use
the text "An ID is a specfic tag used to identify a singular element," and we'll go ahead and change it to blue.
First we insert some id tags like so.
Then we insert a hash tag in styling to add the attribute of blue like so.
Making sure we keep it in between our "style" tags. This is important because style tags allow us to add different attributes such as color, sizing, font etc.
We should then get our highlighted line
Let's see if we can get it to magically turn blue!
And just like that, we have magically created blue text!
Classes
Now with classes it's similair to an id tag but instead of one tag, you can apply multiple at once. So to break it down think
of it like this, an id is for one and classes are for, you guessed it multiple!
If you think that's easy, it's even easier if I just show you!
First we create some div tags, I'll say around 3, in our tags well create a class called "dot".
Then we go up to our style tags and add some attributes for each of our "dot" classes. Let's make 3 round orange dots. Yummy oranges!
What we're hoping for, is that our code will register and create 3 orange dots.
Will it work? Pray for a miracle!
Are you ready?
Really ready?
Bam it worked, we now have 3 orange dots. Congratulations! It's simple when you know how. Well that's the difference between id's and classes.
Hopefully you can grasp some part of it and that it isn't too difficult to understand!


1 write to isShared
System.Management.Automation (1)
engine\TypeTable.cs (1)
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this.
isShared
= isShared;
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System.Management.Automation (5)
engine\TypeTable.cs (5)
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TypeTable result = unshared ? new TypeTable() : new TypeTable(this.
isShared
);
4676
Dbg.Assert(
isShared
, "This method should only be called by the developer user. It should not be used internally.");
4704
Dbg.Assert(
isShared
, "This method should only be called by the developer user. It should not be used internally.");
4755
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isShared
)
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isShared
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Id: 232
Name: Morty Smith
Status: Alive
Species: Human
Type:
Gender: Male
OriginName: Earth (Evil Rick's Target Dimension)
OriginUrl: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/location/34
LocationName: Earth (Evil Rick's Target Dimension)
LocationUrl: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/location/34
Image: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/avatar/232.jpeg
Episode: ['https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/episode/10']
Url: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/232
Created: 2017-12-30T16:29:27.863Z


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{% extends base_template %} {% load staticfiles %} {% block title %}Thank you for reporting your deployment!{% endblock title %} {% block bodycontents %}
We will contact you if we have any questions, and hope to post your deployment on the map very soon!


PasteBum
Pastebum is a text/code share service.
~Project
Author: Kyshi (https://kyshi.github.io)
License: MIT
Version: 0.8
Status: alpha
Github: https://github.com/kyshi/PasteBum
~Features (version 0.8 | alpha)
Updated API system.
Renewed API Documentation.
Line shift issue resolved.
Added rate limit.
Title can't empty.
Content can't empty. (so... partly.)
A slight change in Informative Text.
Small adjustments.


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GIVEN a note-taking application
-WHEN I open the Note Taker
-THEN I am presented with a landing page with a link to a notes page
-WHEN I click on the link to the notes page
-THEN I am presented with a page with existing notes listed in the left-hand column, plus empty fields to enter a new
-note title and the note’s text in the right-hand column
-WHEN I enter a new note title and the note’s text
-THEN a Save icon appears in the navigation at the top of the page
-WHEN I click on the Save icon
-THEN the new note I have entered is saved and appears in the left-hand column with the other existing notes
WHEN I click on an existing note in the list in the left-hand column
THEN that note appears in the right-hand column
WHEN I click on the Write icon in the navigation at the top of the page
THEN I am presented with empty fields to enter a new note title and the note’s text in the right-hand column
GIVEN a note-taking application
stateDiagram-v2
* --> s1: WHEN I open the Note Taker
state "THEN I am presented with a landing page with a link to a notes page" as s1
s1 --> s2: WHEN I click on the link to the notes page
s2: THEN I am presented with a page with existing notes listed in the left-hand column, plus empty fields to enter a new note title and the note’s text in the right-hand column
s2 --> s3: WHEN I enter a new note title and the note’s text
s3: THEN a Save icon appears in the navigation at the top of the page
s3 --> s4: WHEN I click on the Save icon
s4: THEN that note appears in the right-hand column


I am an inquisitive, energetic engineer skilled in leadership, with a strong foundation in math and logic, seeking to leverage collaboration, communication, and development skill-sets in the tech industry.
My experience is focused in the customer-facing roles of the IoT industry, where I have been expanding my technical knowledge of cellular IoT, LPWAN, microprocessors, single board computers, common industrial communication protocols, and network communications. I pride myself on my ability to break down these concepts to individuals of both technical and non-technical backgrounds to ensure they recieved the best help and information possible. I also have experience in services used by common cloud platforms like AWS and Azure that IoT integrators can use to host and deploy their solutions in a reliable, resilient, and highly available fashion.
I additionally have experience with design, coding, implementation, debugging, and reporting in regards to data analysis applications, web application development, Object-Oriented Programming paradigms, and algorithms using mainly JavaScript, C#, Python, and Java. I am a proficient user of both the Windows and Linux, their respective command lines, and am capable of working basic scripting for both operating systems.
● Assisted clients in integrating Soracom platform services into their system architecture
● Troubleshot cellular hardware and client code
● Helped implement small form factor hardware such as Arduino and RaspberryPi into solutions
● Developed US customer reliability team as first US-native member
● Participated in pre-sales technical consultations
● Wrote IoT-focused articles for the Soracom blog
● Created and maintained internal technical knowledge base
● Assisted clients in integrating KepServerEX into their environments
● Learned advanced Windows troubleshooting skills, DCOM configuration, networking, and user group management
● Created technical documentation for entireprise-scale software
● Used Wireshark to analyze network communications involving a variety of communication protocols
● Communicated with every seniority and experience level of customers; from floor engineers to CEOs
● Gave architecture recommendations and guidance to clients such as SpaceX, Toyota, NASA, Caterpillar, Eli Lilly and others for new IoT projects
● Troubleshot various PLCs, HMIs, and gateways from manufacturers such as Allen Bradley, Mitsubishi, Siemens, and others
● Edited and managed local business websites
● Created base React components to be used in the automated webpage generation system
● Related end-user knowledge of PoS systems and restaurant industry to help guide product growth
● Technologies used: React, Django, Gatsby.js, AWS
● Designed and implemented web APIs and Views utilizing, to build an interactive web-based solution
● Used Python data libraries and SQL queries/sub-queries to create data sets which produced statistics, tables, figures, charts and graphs
● Worked in an Agile development environment and experienced sprints
● Created full stack E-commerce applications with React front end and Flask back end
GPA: 3.24
Transparency Disclosure: I left UMass Amherst for medical reasons during my junior year and have yet to return to complete my degree, as my career interests have drastically changed in the interim.
Course content included:
Python: Flask, Pandas, Numpy
CSS3
HTML5: Bootstrap4
JavaScript: Node.js, jQuery, React
SQL: SQLAlchemy, PostgreSQL, pgAdmin4
Version Control and Hosting: Git/github, Heroku
Other: API creation and calling using Postman
Apart from being a web developer, I am a huge nerd and fitness junkie. I love science fiction and horror; with Robert A. Heinlein and H.P. Lovecraft being two of my favorites. Since high school I have competed in powerlifting which plays a large role in my personal discipline and health. You can usually find me reading a Warhammer 40k novel and listening to the Lorehammer podcast (Papa Nurgle be praised), or learning the latest and greatest technologies and exploits for penetration testing with Kali Linux.
When outdoors, I am an avid skier, aspiring grillmaster, and meditator. My favorite almost yearly tradition is exploring one of America's great national parks with my family. I am a lifelong member of the YMCA and spend much of my time giving back within the organization; whether it be coaching youth sports, teaching swim lessons to special needs swimmers, or simply doing some outdoor cleanup in the summer to prepare our summer camps!


Elder Keef:
Most of our guild members pay their dues in a timely manner. However, Torocco is always late. Please. Go to
Carrier Torocco
and collect his guild dues.


{% extends 'layout.html' %} {% block pageTitle %} How to setup Git - NHS.UK prototype kit {% endblock %} {% block beforeContent %} {% include "how-tos/includes/breadcrumb.html" %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
Git is a type of version control software that tracks changes in your code. For example, when you edit a file, git can help you determine exactly what changed, who changed it, and why.
It’s a useful tool for collaborating with other people and lets you undo mistakes or identify bugs.
Git is not the same as GitHub. Git stores versions of your work, and lets you collaborate more easily with others. GitHub puts it all online with a friendly web interface.
The first thing you need to do is install Git (opens in new window).
Once Git is installed, you should set your user name and email address.
git config --global user.name "YOUR NAME"
git config --global user.email "YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS"
For example, git config --global user.name "Kevin Francis"
If you have a GitHub (opens in new window) account, use the same email address for both.
The first time you use Git on your prototype, you need to initialise it.
In your prototype folder, enter in the terminal:
git init
Initialising the repo creates a hidden .git folder in your project and is where it stores the internal tracking data .
You can view the current status of your project with the command:
git status
This will show you some basic information, such as which files have recently been modified.
As this is a new git repo, all files in the kit will be listed as having changed.
It's a good idea to run git status
anytime you’re confused. Git will give you additional information depending on what’s currently going on to help you out.
There are two stages of committing your changes. The first is to select the specific files with changes you want to commit, called ‘staging’. The second is to commit all the changes in ‘staging’.
Add all files that have changes by running:
git add .
Run git status
to check the files you’ve got in the stage. You will see a list of all the files just added under the heading Changes to be committed
.
Enter in the terminal:
git commit -m "First commit"
The message you put in the speech marks should be descriptive of the changes you are committing. This will help in the future if you or someone else needs to look back at your changes and know why you made them.
Github has more information on writing good commit messages.
Run git status
again, and it should say Nothing to commit
- all the changes you selected have been saved.
You can learn more about Git at:
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This is a JQuery implementation of an iteratively coded Towers of Hanoi using my own algorithm.
We used a VAX mainframe system at our university that restricted students' memory allocation, making it impossible to code this recursively beyond five discs before we ran out of stack space. Although the professor excused this shortfall and just graded on our printed code, I wanted to take it further and make this program perform an arbitrary number of rings greater than five (typically seven) and do it faster and cleaner than my classmates.
The answer came to me after examining patterns of motion between moves and rethinking the problem as movement rather than state. In other words, instead of looking at the problem as a series of rods (or stacks) that are in a static line, I thought of the problem as a lazy-susan of rods that can spin around (I actually thought of it as a cylinder with three chambers which is why the code uses the term "Cylinder"). The result is a simple algorithm that rotates the rods (or stacks of rings) clockwise and compares the state of the previous rod with that of the current to determine where to move the ring.
Each move starts with rotating the cylinder (or lazy-susan if you prefer) clockwise. This positions the rod that was previously to the right as the current rod. On odd-number moves (and we consider the very first move to be an odd-number) we always move from the current rod to the last rod. On even-number moves we check for empty poles and where the largest ring sits such that if the current stack is empty or the top ring on our current stack is larger than that of the last stack, we change direction and move from the last rod to the current one.
Click here to begin the demonstration.


Purpose of Program
This intention of this program is to create and maintain a set of related websites with a common look and feel. Only the framework of the web pages are maintained, namely, the header, footer and the navigation menus. The contents of each page is copied from a master site.
The program may be used in the following ways:-
- Create a new website.
- Make a change to the common framework for all pages of a website.
- Add a new page or pages to a website.
- Move and/or delete pages from a website.
Intended Usage
A typical working set up consists of up to 4 directories, each placed in the root directory of the subject project. These are (using their conventional names):-
- website - Directory holding the resulting working website pages.
- webutil - Holds the layout.json file and various scripts (Windows batch files).
- web-new - Target directory when making changes to the layout.
- webmod - Alternative copy of the source website, where files can be moved and deleted.
The webutil/layout.json file is a full description of website in JSON format. A webutil/statistics.txt file is used, if you want to insert a statistics script into each page.
The following descriptions are based on a Windows operating system. The WebPageLayout program is named "wpl.exe" and is available on the system path. The batch files included with this project (or their Unix equivalent) should be available.
Creating a new website
Create the following files:-
- webutil/layout.json - A minimum layout file.
- webutil/statistics.txt - A script inserted into every page to aid web statistics (optional).
- website/sys/logo266x100.png - A 266 x 100 pixel logo displayed on all web pages' heading.
- website/sys/logo32x32.png - A 32 x 32 pixel logo used as a favicon.
- website/sys/bullet_hov.png - A 16 x 16 pixel bullet point hi-lighting the navigation button under the cursor.
- website/sys/bullet_cur.png - A 16 x 16 pixel bullet point for "current page" navigation button.
Run the webutil/make-from-website.bat batch file. This should produce a new web-new directory containing a functional, if content-less, website. One you are satisfied the new website is working how you want, delete (or rename) the website directory and rename the web-new to website.
Add content to the web pages by directly editing the website/*.htm files.
Only make changes between the lines marked
<div id='content'>
and
</div><!--id=content-->
Note, you will need to manually update git when creating or removing website files.
Change Framework or Create New Pages
Edit the webutil/layout.json file to to make changes to the framework and/or add pages. Run the webutil/make-from-website.bat batch file to create the web-new directory. As before, once satisfied all is OK, delete (or rename) the website directory and rename web-new to website.
Update the web pages content directly in the website directory.
Move and/or Delete Pages from a Website
Copy the website directory to webmod and use this to rearrange site by moving, adding and deleting files. The webutil/layout.json is edited (after making a backup) to reflect the new site. Run the webutil/make-from-webmod.bat batch file. Repeat the process until you are satisfied the site is as required.
Backup the website directory and then ensure the any deleted or moved files are updated with git. Rename web-new to website and again ensure git is maintained.
Update the web pages content directly in the website directory.


--- status: publish layout: page title: Vintage USGS Topo Maps author: display_name: Rick Kelson email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>tags: - contour - drg - drgs - geologic - minute - quadrangle - quads - scanned - topo - topographic - topography - usgs - vintage categories: [] published: true date: 2011-08-15 20:03:11 -0600 ---
The Utah Geological Survey created digital 15- and 30-minute vintage U.S. Geological Survey topographic quadrangle maps (1900-1966) by scanning original paper maps at a resolution of 500 dots per inch (dpi). These digital scans were enhanced in Adobe Photoshop as needed, with subsequent 16 point spline georeferencing in ArcMap. The resultant TIFF files are served on the AGRC ImageServer with on-the-fly collar clipping, producing a seamless map where adjacent quadrangle maps are available.


Diversity in All Forms
It's no secret that there is a huge gender disparity in the tech world. When I first started thinking about web development as a potential career option, I came across the Dave-to-Girl ratio. In 1995 Carnegie Mellon tracked and compared the of men named Dave in Carnegie Mellon's computer science program to the total number of women in the program. The ratio revealed that the number of men named Dave was larger than total number of women. And while Carnegie Mellon's computer program boasts a higher percentage of women now than before, the number of females employed in technology is still lower than it should be. Still, I think that gender disparity is one part of a larger issue: overall lack of diversity in tech. When I say overall diversity, I mean diversity of age, gender, ethnicity, sexuality, and opinion (which can be influence by all of the other categories).
Potential Solutions
- Changing the way we think about learning: changing the way that everyone (including adults who are no longer in school) think about how they should learn, what they should learn, and what learning actually means. For example, if we can convince a woman in a 3rd world country that she is absolutely capable of learning computer programming, and then teach her programming languages, she has more power than she did before.
- Making education more affordable: there are too many people who have very important opinions who do not have access to university education. As a result, they don't have the opportunity to share and learn from others and current university students are deprived of valuable and varying opinions. I believe that older, established universities will soon have to compete with smaller, less expensive schools such as DBC -- that competition will hopefully make the price of every istitution more affordable.
I think that when we start to change the way learning and education is presented to people, we will start to change the kinds of people that we meet and have access to. I think that we need to find a way to reach out to more people of diverse backgrounds (those who could not afford school, those who thought they were too old to learn something new, those who don't believe that it's their place to learn more than they already know).
Other Ideas
- Computer Labs for women in 3rd world countries
- Lectures/courses on 'what learning means' and 'how to learn' - from grade school to the end of high school
- Less/NO emphasis on grades
- Encouraging hard work/effort over end-result or reaching a particular goal


In mathematics and computer science, an algorithm is a self-contained step-by-step set of operations to be performed. Algorithms exist that perform calculation, data processing, and automated reasoning.
Algorithms have many applications in computer science. Any time there is a problem that can be broken down into a sequence of steps that must be solved, the abstract concept of those steps is the algorithm. For example, one kind of algorithm is a sorting algorithm. Sorting algorithms take the problem of sorted some sort of comparable objects and breaks it dwn to a step-by-step sequence that is guaranteed to solve it.
One sorting algorithm is bubble sort. It is one of the slowest possible sorting algorithms, and there are many alternatives that are faster. This brings us to the idea of runtime. Runtime is the concept of how long the algorithm takes to complete, in terms of an abstract idea of time steps.
We measure the runtime of an algorithms in terms of functions oftentimes. For intance, when a sorting algorithm like bubble sort for example gets passed in a list of N numbers, it takes N^2 time steps to complete, as a function of that input.
Algorithms have applications in other fields besides computer science, however. In modern agriculture, farmers use algorithms for applications like crop-rotation and when to water which plants.
Reaching for the Stars
Without algorithms, we couldn't have made any of the advancements that human kind has made in the last 100 or even 1000 years in terms of technology. Euclids algorithm is an algorithm in number theory that has been around for thousands of years, and has aided the advancement of countless fields and discoveries.
Math and algorithms are closely related, and that should be comforting to know. All of our knowledge is related somehow, regardless of discipline.


Michael Olunga Scores 7 Goals In Single Match To End Japanese League Season On High
by Bonface OsanoMichael Olunga was on fire, scoring a whopping seven goals as Kashiwa Reysol humbled Kyato Sanga 13-1 in the Japanese second division league on Sunday.
The Harambee Stars forward finished the season with 26 goals, two less than Brazilian Leonardo Nascimento of Niigata.
Kashiwa ended the season first, a year after being relegated, confirming their topflight status next season.
Read: Harambee Stars Striker Michael Olunga Named Player Of The Month For August In Japan
Olunga has enjoyed a fine form in his second season at Kashiwa and was the main man in front of goal. The former Gor Mahia player’s future at the club is however doubtful.
According to grapevine, Olunga could end up in Bundesliga next season.


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Scrum Overview
Scrum Roles
Product Owner
ScrumMaster
Scrum Team
Scrum Work Products
Potentially Shippable Product Incremement
Product Backlog
Release Burndown Chart
Sprint Backlog
Sprint Burndown Chart
Task Board
Scrum Activities
Tasks
Sprint Planning Meeting
Sprint Retrospective
Sprint Review Meeting
The Daily Scrum
Estimating the Product Backlog
Prioritizing the Backlog
Release Planning
Scrum Guidance
Scrum of Scrums
Estimation Techniques
Prioritizing the Backlog
References
Story Points


Introduction to Networking and Security
This course introduces the models, components, functions, architecture, and structure of computer networks. The principles and Internet Protocol (IP) addressing and the fundamentals of Ethernet concepts, media and operations are introduced to provide a foundation for future courses. By the end of this course, learners will be able to build simple Local Area Networks, perform basic configurations for routers and switches, and implement IP addressing schemes.
Introduction to Hardware and Security
This course is an introduction to the hardware components that make up computers in our environment such as PCs, laptops, mobile devices, and embedded systems. Topics covered will include: installation, configuration, maintenance, assembly, repair, and security.
Professional Practices for IT I
This course exposes learners to tools and process that support professional continuous improvement. Focused on communication, collaboration and career development, you will begin to develop the 21st century skills essential for success in the information technology industries. This course will build the foundations for professional habits and methodologies that help graduates remain current and relevant in an ever evolving profession.
Data Fundamentals
This course introduces learners to the concept of a database management system and its role in the IT infrastructure of any business. Learners will use a database management system to develop a database and use this database to store and manipulate data. Learners will also be asked to interpret database diagrams and create database objects based on their meaning.
Introduction to Windows Administration
This course is an introductory course to familiarize the learner with key topics in managing a Windows client operating system.
Logic and Programming
This course provides an introduction to the fundamentals of logic and computer programming, and the roles they play in creating software solutions for any problem. Logic is used to break down software instructions into manageable tasks, to allow for comprehensive problem-solving using computer code. Programming is the act of creating the detailed instructions used by computers to perform any specified task or required behaviour. This course covers the process of creating logical designs and implementing them as programmatic code to build computer software programs.
Professional Practices for IT II
This course develops tools and process that support professional continuous improvement. Focused on communication, collaboration and career development, you will begin to develop the 21st century skills essential for success in the information technology industries. This course will establish professional habits, methodologies and strategies to help graduates remain current and relevant in an ever evolving profession. Learners will also begin to cultivate critical thinking skills and apply processes that support and validate professional decision making.
Introduction to Information Security Practices
This course exposes learners to the challenge of information security in a small business environment. Learners will explore common threats and vulnerabilities, conduct risk assessment, and research and apply mitigation strategies.
Introduction to NOS Administration
This course is an introductory course to familiarize the learner with installing, configuring and maintaining a Windows Server network operating systems (NOS), working in a Domain Environment with a focus on Active Directory (AD) theory, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) system administration and resource management.
Network Infrastructure
This course describes the operations, components and architecture of routers and switches in a small network (fewer than 200 nodes). By the end of this course, learners will be able to configure routers and switches for basic functionality and troubleshoot and resolve common issues with Virtual Local Area Networks (VLANs) and Inter-VLAN routing on both IPv4 and IPv6 networks.
Introduction to Cloud Computing and Server Virtualization
This course introduces the skills and knowledge required to analyze and manage server virtualization with cloud services, suitable for application in a small to medium business. The course enables learners to develop a fundamental understanding of the economic and technological factors of virtualization and cloud computing services that impact business information technology performance and optimization. Additionally, the course enables learners to comprehend the components of virtual and cloud systems (e.g. storage, resource management and sharing and the benefits of automation).
Operating Systems - Linux
This course introduces the skills and knowledge that will enable the student to install, configure, maintain and troubleshoot a current UNIX based operating system (OS) in standalone workstation mode.
For the summer between my first and second years, I was fortunate enough to work as an IT Intern at GeoSpectrum Technologies Inc. for my Co-Op credit. During my time there, I was exposed to and responsible for a wide variety of things that had I accepted a position elsewhere, I would have not had the opportunity to experience. While there, I was responsible for providing local and remote user support, Active Directory administration, vSphere administration, server modifications, PC deployment and decommissioning, and PC maintenance.
IT Intern - GeoSpectrum Technologies
I was given a few major projects while there, including inventory of all the computer assets, an IT asset tracking policy, and a plan to redesign the network. I strongly believe that because I had this opportunity that I now have an advantage over my colleagues and will forever be grateful for my experience. Below are examples of documents I created during my time at GeoSpectrum based on the work I was doing at the time. Some information is removed for security reasons.
About a month in to my Co-Op, my supervisor discovered that the domain controllers had not been replicating the SYSVOL due to the main domain controller using FRS replication, and the new domain controllers using DFS replication. I was tasked with resolving this issue. To fix it, I researched and planned the migration of all domain controllers to DFS replication. This did not go smoothly, and I discovered some DNS errors on the way that we needed to resolve. I also discovered a setting in the registry preventing the migration to DFS and needed to fix that. Once we resolved these issues, I proceeded with the migration and it was successful. It ultimately did fix the replication issues. This is the planning document I made and added to as I needed to troubleshoot the problems we faced.
Download Document Close ProjectOne of the major projects underway at GeoSpectrum in the IT department while I was there was the migration to Office 365 from on-site Exchange. I was tasked with researching and documenting how to link our on-site Active Directory with the new Office 365 platform to aid in the migration.
Download Document Close ProjectDuring my time, I was responsible for planning to implement VLANs on the network. This is the document outlining the steps required. Some information has been redacted for security reasons.
Download Document Close ProjectWhile I was there, an issue with phishing had presented itself. As a response to this, I was tasked with creating a presentation with information on phishing. This was the presentation circulated to all of the employees.
Download Presentation Close ProjectOne of my first tasks during my time at GeoSpectrum was to create an internal certificate authority to create internal certificates, and to create a document so this can be reproduced when I am no longer there. This is the document I created and referenced many times while making certificates.
Download Document Close ProjectAfter tracking all of the IT assets, I was tasked with drafting a policy for asset management. Here is the final draft before it was put into the company standard.
Download Document Close ProjectHello! I am currently a second year student in NSCC's IT Systems Management and Security program. I have been interested in technology since childhood, and learning about the integration of psychology in technology was an interest of mine while completing my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Linguistics at Saint Mary's University.
Attached to this website are examples of my work at NSCC. Linked below are copies of my cover letter and resume. Thank you for looking!
This presentation was made by my group for our Cloud & Virtualization class. The demo portion was a live demo of the same OVF file being used on both programs. Inside of the presentation are shared links to use the OVF file we created.
Download Presentation Close ProjectThis was an assignment for my Introduction to Information Security Practices class. The purspose was to understand policies in the event that one day we may need to make policies for technology use at prospective jobs.
Download Document Close ProjectThis was an assignment for my Linux class. The purpose was to manipulate and create files as per the assignment by creating a bash script.
Download Document Close ProjectThis is from an assignment for my Network Infrastructure class. The purpose of this assignment was to configure Inter-VLAN Routing. The download is of the .pkt file of the assignment for those with Packet Tracer.
Download File Close ProjectThis was created as my final assignment for my Introduction to NOS Administration class. This assignment in particular was for installing a Windows Server 2016 Core server, adding it to a domain, managing it remotely, and creating and mapping a share.
Download Document Close ProjectThis was an assignment for my Windows class. The purpose was to demonstrate my knowledge of using PowerShell. Included is scripts I created using PowerShell.
Download Document Close ProjectThis is from an assignment for my Introduction to Cloud & Virtualization class. The purpose of this assignment was to explore the resources that need to be considered prior to making an Azure build.
Download Essay Close ProjectThis was my final assignment from my Network Infrastructure class. The purpose of this assignment was to demonstrate what I had learned, and the skills I had gained, from the completion of this course. These skills include but are not limited to configuring DHCP on a Cisco router, LACP, Trunking, InterVLAN Routing, Spanning-Tree Protocol, and redundancy. The download file below is the PKT file for use with Packet Tracer.
Download File Close ProjectThis was my final assignment from my Operating Systems: Linux Class. In this assignment I demonstrated many administrative tools using Linux such as SSH, Samba shares, VNC, and installing new desktop environments. For the second part of the assignment, I was required to create a custom rescue drive, for which I chose to build using Arch Linux. The document included details my process in creating this.
Download Document Close ProjectThis was an assignment for my Introduction to Information Security class. The purpose of this assignment was to demonstrate how I configured Linux firewalls using iptables and UFW.
Download Document Close Project


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Adding a Memcached data store to an octohost website.
TLDR: 2 git pushes - 2 linked single use containers.
To make this happen, we will utilize 2 containers in total:
We use a simple naming convention to make the linking and volume sharing easier:
This way - we always know what container name we're looking for when we're linking them up.
Let's add the Memcached application container:
FROM octohost/memcached
ADD memcached.conf /etc/memcached.conf
USER daemon
EXPOSE 11211
# NO_HTTP_PROXY
# ADD_NAME
CMD ["memcached", "-m", "32"]
There are a few important commented items at the end of the Dockerfile:
Here's what happens on the push:
[master] darron@~/Dropbox/memcached_container: git remote add dev git@server.octodev.io:test_memcached.git
[master] darron@~/Dropbox/memcached_container: git push dev master
Counting objects: 11, done.
Delta compression using up to 8 threads.
Compressing objects: 100% (11/11), done.
Writing objects: 100% (11/11), 5.60 KiB | 0 bytes/s, done.
Total 11 (delta 2), reused 0 (delta 0)
remote: Put repo in src format somewhere.
remote: Building Docker image.
remote: Base: test_memcached
remote: Nothing running - no need to look for a port.
remote: Uploading context 17.92 kB
remote: Uploading context
remote: Step 0 : FROM octohost/memcached
remote: ---> cdbca89ea78d
remote: Step 1 : ADD memcached.conf /etc/memcached.conf
remote: ---> Using cache
remote: ---> fca182755319
remote: Step 2 : USER daemon
remote: ---> Using cache
remote: ---> c39fbd0799d1
remote: Step 3 : EXPOSE 11211
remote: ---> Running in b8559f8343bc
remote: ---> b08edf25611d
remote: Step 4 : CMD ["memcached", "-m", "32"]
remote: ---> Running in 6493002c4ebc
remote: ---> 6ca0d81c2ad9
remote: Successfully built 6ca0d81c2ad9
remote: Port: 49155
To git@server.octodev.io:test_memcached.git
* [new branch] master -> master
We've provisioned a Memcached server and it's ready to go.
Now let's link up the final application container - here's the Dockerfile:
FROM octohost/ruby-1.9
RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y libsasl2-dev
ADD . /srv/www
RUN cd /srv/www; bundle install --deployment --without test development
# LINK_SERVICE memcached
EXPOSE 5000
CMD ["/usr/local/bin/foreman","start","-d","/srv/www"]
There's only 1 special comment in this Dockerfile - on push, octohost links this container to the Memcached container we created in step 2. Let's try it:
[master] darron@~/Dropbox/memcached_app: git push dev master
Warning: remote port forwarding failed for listen port 52698
Counting objects: 5, done.
Delta compression using up to 8 threads.
Compressing objects: 100% (3/3), done.
Writing objects: 100% (3/3), 318 bytes | 0 bytes/s, done.
Total 3 (delta 2), reused 0 (delta 0)
remote: Put repo in src format somewhere.
remote: Building Docker image.
remote: Base: test
remote: Uploading context 10.24 kB
remote: Uploading context
remote: Step 0 : FROM octohost/ruby-1.9
remote: ---> 9bc0da4bad25
remote: Step 1 : RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y libsasl2-dev
remote: ---> Using cache
remote: ---> db5ea094e329
remote: Step 2 : ADD . /srv/www
remote: ---> 382721008aba
remote: Step 3 : RUN cd /srv/www; bundle install --deployment --without test development
remote: ---> Running in 2662ae1560c2
remote: Fetching gem metadata from https://rubygems.org/.........
remote: Fetching gem metadata from https://rubygems.org/..
remote: Installing dotenv (0.9.0)
remote: Installing thor (0.18.1)
remote: Installing foreman (0.63.0)
remote: Installing memcached (1.7.2)
remote: Installing rack (1.5.2)
remote: Installing rack-protection (1.5.2)
remote: Installing tilt (1.4.1)
remote: Installing sinatra (1.4.4)
remote: Using bundler (1.3.5)
remote: Your bundle is complete!
remote: Gems in the groups test and development were not installed.
remote: It was installed into ./vendor/bundle
remote: ---> 459da9d79a5e
remote: Step 4 : EXPOSE 5000
remote: ---> Running in b8a147738fda
remote: ---> db690947717e
remote: Step 5 : CMD ["/usr/local/bin/foreman","start","-d","/srv/www"]
remote: ---> Running in 75aa6737640b
remote: ---> a44ac63898e6
remote: Successfully built a44ac63898e6
remote: Linking to: test_memcached:memcached
remote: Adding http://test.<IP_ADDRESS>.xip.io
remote: Adding http://test.octodev.io
remote: Your site is available at: http://test.<IP_ADDRESS>.xip.io
remote: Your site is available at: http://test.octodev.io
To git@server.octodev.io:test.git
* [new branch] master -> master
And that's it.
2 pushes - 2 containers:
Take a look at the Sinatra code here: https://github.com/octohost/memcached_app
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AMADEUS ***1/2 (PG)
Antonio Salieri: F. Murray Abraham Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Tom Hulce Constance Mozart: Elizabeth Berridge Emanuel Schikaneder: Simon Callow Leopold Mozart: Roy Dotrice
Directed by Milos Forman. Written by Peter Shaffer (based on his play). Running time: 158 minutes. Rated PG (for language and sexual references).
BY AARON MICHAELS
Amadeus is considered one of the best films of the 1980s. That decade mostly developed Brat Pack films so there's no doubt that the epic film would be one of the best. It made the American Film Institute's Top 100 List in the summer of 1998. Although it is not as good as some of the films near the bottom or off the list it still deserves it's place in cinema.
Antonio Salieri (F. Murray Abraham) is a struggling composer who has worked hard to become great. Throughout his childhood he has seen a little boy named Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The young boy performed for royalty. When Mozart grows up he is a giddy, over excited brat (played now by Tom Hulce) who makes obscene comments to women and curses. Salieri can't understand why God has chosen such a delinquent to pass his music through. Salieri swears hatred on Mozart and the God who raised him to his status.
The highlight of this movie is, of course, the music. John Strauss did much of it but also included music by Mozart, Salieri, and Giovanni Battista Pergolesi. The music is used beautifully in the many operas that take place during the movie. Hulce and Abraham do a great job acting during their many scenes of conducting and piano playing.
Abraham and Hulce each were awarded Academy Award recognition which they deserve. Abraham won Best Actor over Hulce, which isn't wrong because two people can't win.  He has no heart and just wants the life that he thinks was taken from him as a brilliant composer.
Hulce does an excellent job as well as the eccentric Mozart. He is able to act extremely serious during his compositions but then chase a woman around a house. This was easily his best role to date. He is very well cast with his young looking face and acting talent.
Director Milos Forman along with Cinematographer Miroslav Ondrícek and the Art and Production Designers have created one beautiful movie. The opera theater scenes, along with wonderful wigs, costumes, and makeup, are a delight to watch. The use of scope is also very good.
Now to why I believe Amadeus to be less a film then the AFI makes it to be. While I do really like many things about this movie I still have some complaints. The movie is quite long at 158 minutes. The movie isn't boring and is much shorter than other epics but it is still quite a long time. A couple of scenes could have been shortened and not have hurt the movie much.
With my complaint aside, I can still say that Amadeus was definitely one of the better movies to come out in the 80s. I don't know if it's one of 100 best of all time but it is a very good movie.
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Base of Batch Processes
For Not Big Player
@joker1007 (Repro inc. CTO)
self.inspect
My gems, or My contributions
We're seriously hiring now
Complexity of Batch process is getting more and more.
even if we are not IT giant, it is inevitable.
Main purpose of batch process
- aggregate logs
- settlement
- data deletion
- backup
etc, etc
And some batch processes has dependency to others
Requirements of Complicated Batch
- Define, visualize dependency of jobs
- Fork and merge job route
- namely DAG
- Concurrent execution
- Control concurrency
- Retry any jobs
- Re-usable jobnet
Rake is sometimes painful
- Hard to control concurrent execution
- Hard to understand complicated job dependencies
- Cannot Resume jobs freely
- Hard to ignore dependency even when necessary
To solve thease probrem, I developed rukawa
Why not luiji, airflow, azkaban ?
Because We're Rubyist
And Rails application can use this seamlessly.
Sample Job
class SampleJob < Rukawa::Job
def run
sleep rand(5)
ExecuteLog.store[self.class] = Time.now
end
end
class Job1 < SampleJob
set_description "Job1 description body"
end
class Job2 < SampleJob
def run
raise "job2 error"
end
end
class Job3 < SampleJob
end
class Job4 < SampleJob
set_dependency_type :one_success
end
Sample JobNet
class SampleJobNet < Rukawa::JobNet
class << self
def dependencies
{
Job1 => [],
Job2 => [Job1], Job3 => [Job1],
Job4 => [Job2, Job3],
}
end
end
end
Separates actual job implementation and job dependencies
User needs only to inherit base class and implement run
Features of Rukawa
- Visualize dependency (Graphviz)
- Change dependency type
- all_success, one_success, all_failed, and ...
- inspired by Airflow
- Define
resource_count
(like Semaphore)
- Visualize results (Graphviz and colored node)
- Variables from cli options
- ActiveJob Integration
Rukawa focuses
- Creating DAG
- Simple Ruby Class Interface
Rukawa not focuses
- Implements job queue
- Implements concurrency control
- Distributed execution on multi nodes
- Rukawa is single process currently
- No GUI, No Web UI
- No Cron like scheduler
Concurrent execution
I don't want to implement base of concurrent execution.
Because it is very hard.
It is over technorogy for normal human being.
Dataflow
Join some Futures, and continue to process.
a = Concurrent::dataflow { 1 }
b = Concurrent::dataflow { 2 }
c = Concurrent::dataflow(a, b) { |av, bv| av + bv }
I use dataflow as simple job queue.
Execute on ThreadPool
pool = Concurrent::FixedThreadPool.new(5)
Concurrent.dataflow_with(pool, *depend_dataflows) do |*results|
# do something
end
Throws hard work to concurrent-ruby
My work becomes light
Distrubuted execution
- It is very hard to develop seriously
- Need to define usage of datastore outside of Ruby
- I don't focus it
We have ActiveJob
- Many implementations already exist
- I only write simple wrapper of ActiveJob
- Rukaha do only few things
- Define dependency
- Kick ActiveJob
- Track job status
Pragmatic attitude
- Use rundeck as scheduler
- I don't use Ruby, when large scale distributrd computation
- Hadoop, Spark, Bigquery, Redshift
- What I really need is kicking other job framework
- GIL of Ruby is not serious performance probrem
It is important to make compact tool what you really need for myself
and rely on ecosystem as much as possible
In order to effective use of limited resource
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To compile the Javascript and launch this page, try gulp Examples.Graphics.StaticCollage
gulp Examples.Graphics.StaticCollage
This basically tests the `render` method in `Elm.Graphics.Collage` -- that is, it tests rendering static things.


By default, search will be performed against {% for field in search_fields %}{{ field }}{% if not forloop.last %}, {% endif %}{% endfor %}.
{% if search_id_field or search_by_ip_actions_names or cl.model_admin.extra_list_filter_for_ip_searches %}
{% if search_id_field %}
- If the query contains only numeric terms,{% if minimum_search_terms_to_search_by_id %} and there are {{ minimum_search_terms_to_search_by_id }} or more terms,{% endif %} search will be performed against {{ search_id_field }} instead.
{% endif %}
{% if search_by_ip_actions_names %}
- If the query contains only IP addresses or networks, separated by commas, search will be performed against IP addresses recorded for {% for action in search_by_ip_actions_names %}{{ action }}{% if not forloop.last %}, {% endif %}{% endfor %}.
{% endif %}
{% endif %}
To join multiple search terms, choose one of the following options:
- Separate multiple terms with a
,
(comma) to return {{ module_name|capfirst }} matching any term (joining terms with a OR).
- Separate multiple terms with a
(space) to return {{ module_name|capfirst }} matching any term (joining terms with a AND).


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Dietary
Use a full-bodied red wine to pack in the flavour in this fancy soufflé recipe, served with a mixed berry salad.
To make the base, place the cornflour in a mixing bowl and gradually stir in the wine.
Transfer the mixture to a saucepan and bring to the boil, stirring continuously. Boil for one minute then remove the pan from the heat.
Place the sugar in a clean small pan with a splash of water and boil until it reaches 121C/250F or until it becomes syrupy, taking care not to burn the sugar.
Pour the syrup over the cornflour and wine mixture, allow to cool before transfering to a food processor or blender and blend until smooth then chill until ready to use.
For the soufflé, preheat the oven to 175C/350F/Gas3½. Butter four ramekins, each 7.5cm/3in wide and 4cm/11/2in high, and dust the insides with caster sugar.
Whisk the egg whites until they hold soft peaks, then gradually add the sugar and continue whisking until the mixture is glossy.
Place the cold base in a mixing bowl and whisk in half the egg white mixture. Fold in the remaining egg white mixture, ensuring everything is thoroughly amalgamated.
Fill the ramekins with the soufflé mix and bake for eight minutes.
For the mixed berry salad, mix the berries with the sugar and mint leaves and set aside to macerate for a couple of minutes.
To serve, spoon the berry salad into four small dishes, and top with a spoonful of crème fraiche and a few leaves of basil cress. Place each dish on a plate and place the soufflés alongside. Serve immediately.


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Checks for calls to std::mem::drop with a reference instead of an owned value.
Corresponds to
drop_ref
lint from Rust Clippy.


nslookup - query Internet name servers interactively
nslookup [-option] [name | -] [server]
Nslookup is a program to query Internet domain name servers. Nslookup has two modes: interactive and non-interactive. Interactive mode allows the user to query name servers for information about various hosts and domains or to print a list of hosts in a domain. Non-interactive mode is used to print just the name and requested information for a host or domain.
Interactive mode is entered in the following cases:
1. when no arguments are given (the default name server will be used)
2. when the first argument is a hyphen (-) and the second argument is the host name or Internet address of a name server.
Non-interactive mode is used when the name or Internet address of the host to be looked up is given as the first argument. The optional second argument specifies the host name or address of a name server.
Options can also be specified on the command line if they precede the arguments and are prefixed with a hyphen. For example, to change the default query type to host information, and the initial timeout to 10 seconds, type:
nslookup -query=hinfo -timeout=10
host [server]
Look up information for host using the current default server or using server, if specified. If host is an Internet address and the query type is A or PTR, the name of the host is returned. If host is a name and does not have a trailing period, the search list is used to qualify the name.
To look up a host not in the current domain, append a period to the name.
server domain
lserver domain
Change the default server to domain; lserver uses the initial server to look up information about domain, while server uses the current default server. If an authoritative answer can't be found, the names of servers that might have the answer are returned.
root
not implemented
finger
not implemented
ls
not implemented
view
not implemented
help
not implemented
not implemented
exit
Exits the program.
set keyword[=value]
This command is used to change state information that affects the lookups. Valid keywords are:
all
Prints the current values of the frequently used options to set. Information about the current default server and host is also printed.
class=value
Change the query class to one of:
IN
the Internet class
CH
the Chaos class
HS
the Hesiod class
ANY
wildcard
The class specifies the protocol group of the information.
(Default = IN; abbreviation = cl)
Turn on or off the display of the full response packet and any intermediate response packets when searching.
(Default = nodebug; abbreviation = [no]deb)
Turn debugging mode on or off. This displays more about what nslookup is doing.
(Default = nod2)
domain=name
Sets the search list to name.
If the lookup request contains at least one period but doesn't end with a trailing period, append the domain names in the domain search list to the request until an answer is received.
(Default = search)
port=value
Change the default TCP/UDP name server port to value.
(Default = 53; abbreviation = po)
querytype=value
type=value
Change the type of the information query.
(Default = A; abbreviations = q, ty)
Tell the name server to query other servers if it does not have the information.
(Default = recurse; abbreviation = [no]rec)
ndots=number
Set the number of dots (label separators) in a domain that will disable searching. Absolute names always stop searching.
retry=number
Set the number of retries to number.
timeout=number
Change the initial timeout interval for waiting for a reply to number seconds.
Always use a virtual circuit when sending requests to the server.
(Default = novc)
Try the next nameserver if a nameserver responds with SERVFAIL or a referral (nofail) or terminate query (fail) on such a response.
(Default = nofail)
Copyright © 2004-2007, 2010, 2013, 2014 Internet Systems Consortium, Inc. ("ISC")


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Chunk |
Android asset chunk
|
| ChunkType |
The types definition of
Chunk |
| ChunkVisitor |
Represents the chunk visitor
|
| Constants |
Constants definition
|
| ValueType |
The types definition of
ResourceValue |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| Aapt |
This class represents the Android Assets Packaging Tool
|
| ApkFile |
Represents an APK file
|
| AssetEditor |
The Android asset file parser
|
| Build |
The build properties
|
| ChunkHeader |
The basic
Chunk |
| ChunkOutputStream |
The output stream for
Chunk writing |
| ChunkParser |
Represents a recursive descent parser for Android resource file parsing
|
| ReconcileChunkVisitor |
Represents a chunk visitor for chunk data reconciling
|
| ResourceName |
The resource name is consists of three parts:
The package name
The resource type name
The entry name
|
| ResourceTable |
Represents the android resource table
|
| ResourceTable.DynamicReferenceTable | |
| ResourceTable.Entry |
This is the beginning of information about an entry in the resource
table.
|
| ResourceTable.Map |
A single name/value mapping that is part of a complex resource entry.
|
| ResourceTable.MapEntry |
Extended form of a
ResourceTable.Entry for map entries, defining a parent map
resource from which to inherit values. |
| ResourceTable.PackageGroup | |
| ResourceTable.ValueEntry | |
| ResourceTableVisitor |
A chunk visitor for resource table traversing
|
| ResourceValue |
Representation of a value in a resource, supplying type information.
|
| Revision |
A
Revision which distinguishes between x and x.0, x.0.0, x.y.0, etc;
it basically keeps track of the precision of the revision string. |
| SimpleVisitor | |
| StringPool |
Definition for a pool of strings.
|
| StringPool.Span | |
| StringPool.Style | |
| StringPoolVisitor |
A chunk visitor for string pool traversing
|
| SymbolParser |
The parser of aapt-generated text symbols file
R.txt |
| Symbols |
Represents the resource symbols
|
| Symbols.Entry |
Represents the entry in symbols
|
| Symbols.Styleable |
Represents the styleable entry in symbols
|
| Symbols.Type |
Represents the symbol type, e.g.
|
| SymbolWriter |
Represents a writer for R.txt writting
|
| Xml |
Represents Android binary XML resource
|
| XmlVisitor |
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| Revision.Precision | |
| Revision.PreviewComparison |
Indicates how to compare the preview field in
Revision.compareTo(Revision, PreviewComparison) |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| AaptException |
AAPT exception
|
| DuplicateAttributeException |
This exception is thrown when adding an duplicate attributes is requested
|
Copyright © 2015–2016 SDKLite. All rights reserved.


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“With my paintings I explore the concepts of self developement, understanding that we are all in one form or another, coming together, or falling apart, often both at the same time.”
I have been cutting and painting stencils for 10 years. After years of changing styles, my paintings are
made from sharp lines and broken images. Influenced by living in the city and interacting with people
from all walks of life, I
appreciate things that aren’t perfect but still hold together. Combined with my love of graffiti I
strive to to reflect the beauty in the city’s dark and gritty corners - to me that dichotomy is what
makes a place
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The Experience of Development
Introduction Part 1: A Conjecture
March 8, 2021
This is part one of a two-part introduction. Taken together, my intention is to describe a means of looking at the experience of development. It is my hope that they provide an explanation for how it feels to write code.
This part is more formal - scientific even - but I have no empirical proof, only personal experience and subjective anecdote. Despite this I intend it to be taken seriously, and so have attempted to lay it out in an appropriate style. The second part, in the following post, is on shakier ground, and so is written far more conversationally.
It is my conjecture that the experience of development, that is to say, how it feels to write code, arises entirely from our responses to convergences of, and differences between, two things: on the one hand our mental models of our code, and on the other, our perceptions arising from the code as it physically exists, outside our heads, on computers.
I believe that such a view of our individual and collective experiences with code is a fruitful one, and intend to share both personal insights, and those of others, derived from looking through this lens. However, before I share posts related to the wealth of perspectives and explanations made possible by this thesis, I want to share why I have come to this conclusion; I want to introduce the ideas from an area of neuroscience pioneered by Karl Friston, and I want to travel there via one of the great writers on the task of programming, Fred Brooks:
The programmer, like the poet, works only slightly removed from pure thought-stuff. [They] build castles in the air, from air, creating by exertion of the imagination.
Fred Brooks, The Mythical Man-Month
The fact this decades-old quote still resonates today is because it feels so true to us practitioners. I also intend to take licence from it to talk about the experience of development. There is a problem however; the act of development is conceived by a great many of us practitioners as a highly rational act. Is it possible to look through a lens which allows us to cater for this coldly logical aspect without losing our goal? the goal of describing a way to also address the softer, more unconscious, more esoteric side?
I am going to make such an attempt; an attempt which considers these imagination-castles (less prosaically admittedly) as elaborate, self-consciously-constructed mental models. Might it prove fruitful? Friston’s neuroscience here provides not only a useful perspective on what mental models might actually be, but also brings in the other aspect under consideration, their place in human experience.
The first step is to consider his take on mental models and their function as described by Hohwy in his book “The Predictive Mind”:
The brain is a sophisticated hypothesis-testing mechanism, which is constantly involved in minimizing the error of its predictions of the sensory input it receives from the world. […] The hypothesis [is] generated on the basis of our model of the world, and the sensory deliverances coming from the world.
Jakob Hohwy, The Predictive Mind, pp. 1-2
Let’s flip these statements round so they take us in the right direction. Friston’s theory posits that our neural states represent how we “believe” the world to be, and that we are constantly comparing the predictions these “mental” models make against the sense-data the world provides.Note that here I’m putting more of an experiential spin on things for my purposes. Friston at this point is far more concerned with the neurological.
With this in place we can now bring in a second element from Friston (again summarised by Hohwy) that brings us another step closer to our conjecture. When our expectations fail to match up with the world-as-sensed we experience surprise, and when we are surprised we respond:
[P]rior beliefs [are] harnessed in an internal model to generate predictions of the sensory input and then revise the model’s prediction (hypothesis), or change the input, to minimise the prediction error […]. This […] adds [an] all-important predictive element. […] If all this is done in a reasonably optimal fashion, the resulting hypothesis must then be close to the real world’s state of affairs, at least as signalled in the sensory input: nothing is a surprise.
Jakob Hohwy, The Predictive Mind, pp. 44
The concept of “surprise” (or “surprisal”) here is important. Hohwy describes its function:
Surprisal is a measure of how surprising it would be to observe the system in question in certain conditions, or having a certain sensory input. It is clear that this can only be assessed relative to its normal state, the state we are most likely to find it in.
Jakob Hohwy, The Predictive Mind, pp. 84
Once again we can re-assemble this in terms as they relate to the conjecture. Our internal mental models can be considered as our beliefs of what should be, and the comparison of these model-beliefs with sensory feedback from the as-perceived outside world lead to a psychological response - characterised as degrees of “surprise” depending upon how close the model-hypothesis is to the sense-data.
We’re almost there, but these descriptions still feel so cold. Despite what has been presented, a reader could still confidently argue that we have not presented enough evidence of a place for recognisable feelings, for psychological experiences. Hohwy offers us a final step:
The prediction-error minimization idea […] (Friston 2010) has extreme explanatory scope. […] Given this […] it seems reasonable to anticipate, even if only briefly, what it will have to say about further, deeper aspects of mentality.
Jakob Hohwy, The Predictive Mind, pp. 241
He elaborates:
In some sense, emotion arises as a kind of perceptual inference on our own internal states. […] Emotions then arise as interoceptive [the sense of the internal state of the body, both conscious and non-conscious] prediction error is explained away. […] We should expect that sometimes it is our expectations for arousal or interoceptive precision that determine where we end up emotionally.
Jakob Hohwy, The Predictive Mind, pp. 242-3
Let us bring this one last time into our sphere. Hohwy proposesI think with some justification that the consideration of the low-level neurological drive to minimise prediction-error in our mental models, as manifested by the surprise arising, can be taken broadly and explains many human phenomena. One of these is the wholly-internal concept of feelings, of emotion, specifically as means to “explain away” this generic “surprise” which arises from experiencing prediction errors.
We now have enough to summarise: if Brooks is right, when we develop software, we construct mental castles, or more matter-of-factly, elaborate mental models. These castles are represented neurologically as a set of predictions of how they will manifest in the outside world. In accepting this, we also acknowledge that when castles are expressed — conveyed somehow — to the outside world and into code - that realm outside our minds - they must compile, the tests must pass, the executables must run, and they must achieve the goals we’ve set for them, in as many circumstances as we can conceive. They must, in short, meet our model’s predictions; they must operate as we expect them to.
It is my conjecture therefore that the mental models we have created and subsequently mediated to the outside world in the form of code must match our reality because we expect them to; and when they don’t, we are surprised and it is our individual, nuanced, situation-dependent grappling with this surprise which gives rise to our equally individual experiences of development.
In my next post, “The Experience of Development - Introduction Part 2: Models, All the Way Down” I introduce the other important element we need in place before we look through this lens: a deeper consideration of the nature of our mental models; of what they are composed, and how we manipulate these thought-units.
P.S. I’d love to know what you think. If you have any thoughts or any other kind of feedback please reach out to me on Twitter. Thanks!


Morecambe in good spirits for trip to in-form Crewe Alexandra
Morecambe boss Derek Adams says he is preparing his team for a tough trip to one of the early League Two pacesetters Crewe Alexandra on Saturday.

Adams admits his side will have to be at their best against a Crewe side who defeated the Shrimps 6-0 on their last trip to Gresty Road in August 2018.
However, the Shrimps will make the trip in good spirits following an EFL Trophy win against Carlisle United and a point at Crawley Town in their first two matches under Adams.
Adams said: “Crewe have started really well and picked up some excellent results.
“They have a team that can mix things up a bit and have a mixture of youth and experience.
“We all know they have a tradition for playing good football but I have watched them this season and I know they can go direct as well.
“In Chris Porter they have a clever striker who has been scoring goals at this level for some time and in players like Charlie Kirk have some really promising youngsters.
“It will be a tough game but we certainly won’t be frightened.
“They have lost their last two league games and we will go into the game on the back of picking up a really good point at Crawley and a win over Carlisle.
“In both games we came from behind and although I have only been here a short time I have seen that we have a lot of resilience and togetherness in our squad that will stand us in good stead.
“We have work to do but I am pleased with what I have seen so far and we will keep working hard and will be ready for the challenge.”


Chris Brown Welcomes Second Baby
by Oyindamola OlubajoAmerican superstar, Chris Brown has welcomed his second baby from his ex, Ammika Harris, Concise News understands.
The news of the baby’s arrival was shared by Brown and Harris on their social media handles on Thursday.
TMZ, reports that this would be the first child the singer and his ex welcomed.
Brown shared a photo of himself smiling and looking down at something off-camera with the caption of the date 11-20-19.
Shortly after, he shared a pic of himself wearing a hoodie with the word “BORN” embroidered on it.
Harris also on her Instagram Story, wrote “I was in love when I first saw you,” with a heart emoji.
Brown however has a 5-year-old daughter named Royalty with Nia Guzman.
The pregnancy news was revealed earlier this summer in a cryptic Instagram comment posted by No Guidance Brown.
Although news of the pregnancy with Harris first broke in June, fans caught on as early as May.
Ammika is an aspiring model and was Chris Brown’s ex before becoming the baby mama. The pregnancy news was revealed earlier this summer in a cryptic Instagram comment posted by Brown.


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Location
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Date and Time
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Location
Level 3 Mapletree Business City, 20 Pasir Panjang Road, #3-22/24 Singapore,117439
Description
Art truly brings people together! 🙆🙆 We saw many new residents bonding with their families and fellow neighbours at last night’s Nee Soon FUNtARTstic Fiesta, which concluded our 9-week long PAssionArts Festival 2018! Can you spot yourselves in these photos?


QAbstractOAuthReplyHandler Class
Handles replies to OAuth authentication requests More...
| Header: | #include <QAbstractOAuthReplyHandler> |
| qmake: | QT += networkauth |
| Since: | Qt 5.8 |
| Inherits: | QObject |
Public Functions
| QAbstractOAuthReplyHandler(QObject *parent = nullptr) | |
| virtual | ~QAbstractOAuthReplyHandler() |
| virtual QString | callback() const = 0 |
- 32 public functions inherited from QObject
Public Slots
| virtual void | networkReplyFinished(QNetworkReply *reply) = 0 |
- 1 public slot inherited from QObject
Signals
| void | callbackDataReceived(const QByteArray &data) |
| void | callbackReceived(const QVariantMap &values) |
| void | replyDataReceived(const QByteArray &data) |
| void | tokensReceived(const QVariantMap &tokens) |
- 2 signals inherited from QObject
Protected Functions
| QAbstractOAuthReplyHandler(QObjectPrivate &d, QObject *parent = nullptr) |
- 9 protected functions inherited from QObject
Additional Inherited Members
- 1 property inherited from QObject
- 1 public variable inherited from QObject
- 10 static public members inherited from QObject
- 2 protected variables inherited from QObject
Detailed Description
Handles replies to OAuth authentication requests
The QAbstractOAuthReplyHandler class handles the answers to all OAuth authentication requests
Member Function Documentation
QAbstractOAuthReplyHandler::QAbstractOAuthReplyHandler(QObject *parent = nullptr)
Default constructs an instance of QAbstractOAuthReplyHandler.
[protected]
QAbstractOAuthReplyHandler::QAbstractOAuthReplyHandler(QObjectPrivate &d, QObject *parent = nullptr)
Default constructs an instance of QAbstractOAuthReplyHandler.
[virtual]
QAbstractOAuthReplyHandler::~QAbstractOAuthReplyHandler()
Destroys the instance of QAbstractOAuthReplyHandler. The destructor is virtual.


Back when all this text was lipsum, I really enjoyed how it really filled up the square and gave balance to the look of the page. Unfortunately, I don't have nearly that much to say. The whole message I want to convey here could be summed up in one sentence. If you like what I did here or have recommendations for ways to make it better, then drop me a message and say hi.
I could try to stretch it out by using two paragraphs. Hey, it worked on the about page. Cramming more and more words into this sections is becoming exceeding difficult.
Seriously, thanks for checking out my project. -D


Demonstration Text
A ProseMirror document is based on a schema, which determines the
kind of elements that may occur in it, and the relation they have to
each other. This one is based on the basic schema, with lists and
tables added. It allows the usual strong
and emphasized text, code font
,
and links. There are also
images: .
On the block level you can have:
- Ordered lists (such as this one)
- Bullet lists
- Blockquotes
- Code blocks
- Tables
- Horizontal rules
It isn't hard to define your own custom elements, and include them in your schema. These can be opaque 'leaf' nodes, that the user manipulates through extra interfaces you provide, or nodes with regular editable child nodes.
The Model
Nodes can nest arbitrarily deep. Thus, the document forms a tree, not dissimilar to the browser's DOM tree.
At the inline level, the model works differently. Each block of text is a single node containing a flat series of inline elements. These are serialized as a tree structure when outputting HTML.
Positions in the document are represented as a path (an array of offsets) through the block tree, and then an offset into the inline content of the block. Blocks that have no inline content (such as horizontal rules and HTML blocks) can not have the cursor inside of them. User-exposed operations on the document preserve the invariant that there is always at least a single valid cursor position.
Examples
We did not see a nested blockquote yet.
Nor did we see a code block
Note that the content of a code block can't be styled.
This paragraph has
a hard break inside of it.


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