Copyright (c) 1953 Charles Titus and Craige Schensted
The game is played on an empty 10x10 triangular hexboard. Each player drop a stone into an empty cell.
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| An example
Black has a winning position. White cannot stop Black from winning in 4 turns. |
There is a ZRF to play Y with Zillions.
Check also Hex and Poly-Y.
  When a player controls half or more of the edges leading into a vertex, they gain control of that vertex. (Specifically in Caeth Y: control of one edge into a corner vertex, two edges into a side vertex, or three edges into a centre vertex are enough for control.) As in Y, the goal is to make a connected chain of vertices that touches all three sides of the board; the three corners count as members of both sides to which they are adjacent. Note that the connected chain is a chain of vertices, not of edges. The second player may utilize the swap rule if they so desire.
Y is very suitable to use with progressive mutators. The 122*, the 123* and the slow<PHONE_NUMBER>88... sequences produce very nice games, if we add a restriction: every dropped stone from the same sequence must belong to different groups.


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The snap
extension ensures that the Sidescroller’s child elements are always aligned flush with the Overthrow container when scrolling ends.
Snapping is added to a Sidescroller by specifying snapScroll: true
in the intialization options.
overthrow.sidescroller( document.querySelectorAll( ".overthrow-enabled .snapscroll" ), { snapScroll: true });


Same as color name "Tomato":
Same as color name "Tomato", but 50% transparent:
In addition to the predefined color names, colors can be specified using RGB, HEX, HSL, or even transparent colors using RGBA or HSLA color values.


Clearing the Air
UC Riverside Becomes a Smoke/Tobacco-Free Campus on January 2, 2014
Effective January 2, 2014, the University of California, Riverside joins more than 1,500 colleges and universities nationwide in the adoption of a campuswide smoke/tobacco-free policy.
This policy is being adopted by all University of California campuses, labs and centers to improve the health and safety of all UC students, staff, faculty, patients and visitors.
This policy prohibits the use of cigarettes, e-cigarettes, cigars, snuff, snus, water pipes, pipes, hookahs, chew, and any other non-combustible tobacco product.
Learn more about the Campus Tobacco & Smoking policy
Download and read a PDF of the Campus Tobacco & Smoking policy
Why is the UC Going Smoke/Tobacco-Free?
While the use of tobacco is a personal choice, the health hazards related to smoking and exposure to second- and third-hand smoke are well-documented. These hazards can affect not only the smoker, but also the nonsmoker who is exposed to the smoke.
As a leader in health care and environmental practices, the university recognizes its responsibility to exercise leadership through the creation of a smoke-free environment for all students, employees and visitors at all University of California campuses, medical centers and facilities. Visit the UC Smoke & Tobacco Free Policy web site for more information.
Are Our Voices Being Heard?
In December 2012, a campus-wide survey on tobacco use and smoking was conducted. View the report on the results of this survey.
Smoking Cessation Resources
The University of California and its partners are pleased to offer assistance to students, staff and faculty who wish to stop smoking.
Learn more about the resources available for people seeking to quit smoking
Proposed Policy Enforcement
The success of this policy relies upon the cooperation of both smokers and nonsmokers. The first step of enforcing the policy will be respectfully educating the campus community.
Learn more about how the policy will be enforced and what you can do to help


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Delete hardware interrupt.
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Description:
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This API is used to delete hardware interrupt.
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注意:
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- The hardware interrupt module is usable only when the configuration item for hardware interrupt tailoring is enabled.
- Hardware interrupt number value range: [OS_USER_HWI_MIN,OS_USER_HWI_MAX]. The value range applicable for a Cortex-A7 platform is [32,95].
- OS_HWI_MAX_NUM specifies the maximum number of interrupts that can be created.
- Before executing an interrupt on a platform, refer to the chip manual of the platform.
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参数:
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参数名称 |
描述 |
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uwHwiNum |
[IN] Type::HWI_HANDLE_T: hardware interrupt number. The value range applicable for a Cortex-A7 platform is [32,95]. |
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返回值:
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Dependency:
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- los_hwi.h: the header file that contains the API declaration.
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参见:
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None.
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自从:
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Huawei LiteOS V100R001C00
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Interstellar
2014 13+ 2h 49min Adventure, Sci-Fi, Drama
Thanks to a discovery, a group of scientists and explorers, led by Cooper, embark on a space journey to find a place with the necessary conditions to replace Earth and start a new life there.
Thanks to a discovery, a group of scientists and explorers, led by Cooper, embark on a space journey to find a place with the necessary conditions to replace Earth and start a new life there.
2021 Nader Ahmad, all rights reserved. Made with for a better web.


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Raph_Kernel
1bcb0fd27ed9fac05599e47edba8c7345459a143 (with uncommitted changes)
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Classes | |
| struct | ExecContainer |
| class | Liner |
| struct | NameFuncMapping |
Public Member Functions | |
| void | Setup () |
| void | Register (const char *name, void(*func)(int argc, const char *argv[])) |
| void | ReadCh (char c) |
| uptr< ExecContainer > | Tokenize (uptr< ExecContainer > ec, char *command) |
| void | Execute (uptr< ExecContainer > ec) |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static const int | kCommandSize = 100 |
| static const int | kArgumentMax = 10 |
Private Member Functions | |
| void | Exec (const char *name, int argc, const char **argv) |
Private Attributes | |
| int | _next_buf = 0 |
| struct Shell::NameFuncMapping | _name_func_mapping [kBufSize] |
| class Shell::Liner | _liner |
Static Private Attributes | |
| static const int | kBufSize = 20 |
| static const int | kNameSize = 10 |


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Before Change
fetches = None
image_tensor = None
predictions = []
for image_path in image_paths:
with tf.gfile.Open(image_path, "rb") as im_file:
try:
image = Image.open(im_file)
except tf.errors.OutOfRangeError as e:
predictions.append({
"error": "{}".format(e),
"image_path": image_path,
})
continue
preds = get_prediction(
image, config,
session=session, fetches=fetches,
image_tensor=image_tensor, class_labels=class_labels,
return_tf_vars=True
)
if session is None:
// After first loop
session = preds["session"]
fetches = preds["fetches"]
image_tensor = preds["image_tensor"]
predictions.append({
"objects": preds["objects"],
"objects_labels": preds["objects_labels"],
"objects_labels_prob": preds["objects_labels_prob"],
"inference_time": preds["inference_time"],
"image_path": image_path,
})
return predictions
def get_prediction(image, config, session=None,
fetches=None, image_tensor=None, class_labels=None,
After Change
fetches = preds["fetches"]
image_tensor = preds["image_tensor"]
yield {
"objects": preds["objects"],
"objects_labels": preds["objects_labels"],
"objects_labels_prob": preds["objects_labels_prob"],
"inference_time": preds["inference_time"],
"image_path": image_path,
}
def get_prediction(image, config, session=None,
fetches=None, image_tensor=None, class_labels=None,


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Responsibilities:
- Design and build advanced applications for the iOS platform.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define, design, and ship new features.
- Unit-test code for robustness, including edge cases, usability, and general reliability.
- Work on bug fixing and improving application performance.
- Continuously discover, evaluate, and implement new technologies to maximize development efficiency.
Requirements:
- Degree in Computer Science, Engineering or a related subject.
- Proven working experience in software development.
- Working experience in iOS development.
- Have published one or more iOS apps in the app store.
- A deep familiarity with Objective-C and Cocoa Touch.
- Experience working with iOS frameworks such as Core Data, Core Animation, Core Graphics and Core Text.
- Experience with third-party libraries and APIs.
- Working knowledge of the general mobile landscape, architectures, trends, and emerging technologies.
- Solid understanding of the full mobile development life cycle.


Ross England caused the case's collapse when he gave evidence a judge had ruled inadmissible.
Eight months later he was selected to stand for the Conservatives in the 2021 Welsh Assembly elections.
A spokeswoman said the party was sorry for the distress caused to the victim at the centre of the trial.
A row over what Mr Cairns knew about the collapse of the court case led to his decision to quit as Welsh secretary on Wednesday.
Mr England had been accused by a crown court judge of sabotage.
The defendant James Hackett, a friend of Mr England's, was subsequently convicted of rape at a retrial.
On Thursday morning Lord Davies of Gower, who has been the chairman of the party in Wales since 2017, said he "deeply regrets" the situation has arisen but added: "There will be an apology if I find out that one should be forthcoming."
Following the interview a statement was sent to BBC Wales in which a party spokeswoman said: "We are deeply sorry for the circumstances surrounding the collapse of the trial and the deep distress this must have caused the victim, her family and friends.
"Mr England has been suspended from the party and a full investigation is under way.
"We are proud to support the many women who work for or engage with our party and employ a strict ethical code for staff and volunteers as part of our human resource strategy."
In evidence to the April 2018 trial Mr England made claims of a casual sexual relationship with the victim, which she has denied.
The judge Stephen John Hopkins had earlier told the trial that evidence of the sexual history of the victim was inadmissible.

Mr Cairns, the Conservative general election candidate for the Vale of Glamorgan, had claimed he did not know about Mr England's involvement in the collapse of the trial until last week.
He resigned from the cabinet after BBC Wales obtained an email from August 2018 that had been sent to him discussing the case.
In his resignation letter Mr Cairns said: "I will co-operate in full with the investigation under the ministerial code which will now take place and I am confident I will be cleared of any breach or wrong doing."
David TC Davies, the party's candidate for Monmouth, said he did not believe Mr England should be eligible to stand as a candidate for the Welsh assembly elections.
Other candidates standing in the Vale of Glamorgan include Belinda Loveluck-Edwards for Welsh Labour and Anthony Slaughter for the Wales Green Party.
The close of nominations is 14 November.


Demonstration of
CodeMirror
's SQL highlighter.
Written by John Benediktsson (
license
).
create table if not exists table1( a bigint(13) not null primary key, b char(4) not null, c char(50) not null, d int(9) not null, ); insert into table1 values<PHONE_NUMBER>123, "b", "c", 0); select from_unixtime(a/1000), b, c, min(d) as `using` from table1 t1 left join table2 t2 using (a) -- inner join table3 t3 on t3._a = t1.a join ( select a, b, c from data ) as foo on foo.a = t1.a where a > 10 and b like '%foo' or c = 3.14159 and d < -15.7 order by 1 desc ; select @total := sum(d) from data;


Before Change
// Check if the pool of classifiers is None.
// If yes, use a BaggingClassifier for the pool.
if self.pool_classifiers is None:
if len(X) < 2:
raise ValueError("More than one sample is needed "
"if the pool of classifiers is not informed.")
// Split the dataset into training (for the base classifier) and
// DSEL (for DS)
X_train, X_dsel, y_train, y_dsel = train_test_split(
X, y, test_size=self.DSEL_perc,
random_state=self.random_state_)
After Change
self.estimator_features_ = \
np.array(self.pool_classifiers_.estimators_features_)
else:
indices = np.arange(X.shape[1])
self.estimator_features_ = np.tile(indices,
(self.n_classifiers_, 1))


Eating is very important!
Step 1 - Eat a balanced diet.
-
Eat a balanced diet.  Include a healthy balance of nutrient-rich carbohydrates such as fruits, vegetables, and roots like potatoes. This will help make sure your body gets the right balance of the vital vitamins and minerals it needs in order to keep you strong and healthy.
-
Eat a diet of 30% vegetables (dark colored vegetables, such as spinach, are better) 20% fruit ( eat the ones with more nutritional value, such as pomegranates), 20% carbohydrates (starches like wheat, rice and oats), 20% protein (which is found in meat, beans, and legumes), and 10% dairy products.
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Eating a diet of 80% carbohydrates such as fruits, vegetables, and starches like wheat, rice, and corn, 10% protein (which is found in meat, beans, and legumes), and 10% fats.
Step 2 - Don't skip meals.
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Don't skip meals. Always eat breakfast, as this starts your metabolism going early in the morning (since it slows down at night because you haven't eaten anything for a while). You will also want to make sure to eat at regular intervals, to help make sure your body has the fuel it needs to run all day.
-
Don't drink chemicals masquerading as food. It is a good idea to drink water, juices, smoothies, teas, and the such. However, soda, cola, and drinks that look like they are made in a lab should definitely be avoided. Alcohol needs to be limited.
Step 3 - Eat Properly
-
Eat fewer unhealthy fats and empty calories. Generally reduce the amount of unhealthy saturated and trans fats in your diet. These are found in foods like chips, margarine, oils and many boxed or frozen foods. Coconut oil is relatively the healthiest, but still not good.
-
Eat more nutrient rich foods. Try to focus on eating foods which deliver lots of vital nutrients to your body. These are foods rich in vitamins and minerals. You can try citrus fruits, dark greens like kale and spinach, grains like brown rice and quinoa, lean proteins like lentils and chickpeas.
Step 4 - Eating the Right Amount
-
Eat when you’re hungry, stop when you're full, and avoid eating too much. Many people seem to think that people get hungry at about 9 AM, 12 noon, and again at 7 PM. While this may be a generally good schedule for eating, remember that you don't have to eat at mealtime if you're not hungry yet. You should also remember not to eat until you are full because food will not have gone down your digestive system yet, so you could be left feeling a bit nauseous. Also, if you are hungry between meals, go ahead and eat a meal.
-
Eat better portion sizes. Remember that your stomach is about the size of your fist. Don't expect to stuff 10 times that amount of junk into it without negative consequences.
-
Don’t worry about how many calories you’re eating. After all, a cow can graze all day and not become obese! If you eat lots of dairy and meat, however, you will inevitably end up either starving or gaining weight. Eat lots of fruits and veggies!
Step 5 - Building Healthy Ideas About Food
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Don’t get suckered in to fad diets. Sufficient protein, a variety of fats (including Omega 3 fat, commonly found in fish oil and seeds), and carbohydrates such as fruits and vegetables are essential to the body functioning correctly. Don't fall for fad diets that involve restricting any one macro nutrient.
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If you find yourself fantasizing about food, you have a problem. If your diet is good enough and sufficient in calories and carbohydrates, you'll be full and happy. Fantasizing about food is a good indicator you're doing something wrong.
-
Don’t eat a huge meal when you go out. It’s very reasonable to want to eat a delicious meal at a restaurant, especially if you aren’t a very good cook. But understand that restaurant meals are often way too big. You shouldn’t eat that much food in one sitting! Instead, eat only half the meal and save the rest for lunch the next day. You can also order an appetizer, rather than a full meal if you know those portions may be better.


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Source code for lib.linear_layer
#!/usr/bin/env python3
# Copyright 2020 Christian Henning
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
"""
A linear layer module that maintains its own parameters
-------------------------------------------------------
The module :mod:`lib.linear_layer` contains our own implementation of the
PyTorch class :class:`torch.nn.Linear`. The goal is to utilize the custom
``Functions`` implemented in module :mod:`lib.backprop_functions` (in
particular, the ``Function`` :class:`lib.backprop_functions.LinearFunction`)
and to provide a wrapper that takes care of managing the parameters
(:math:`W` and :math:`\mathbf{b}`) of such a linear layer.
.. note::
PyTorch its :class:`torch.autograd.Function` interface is stateless.
Therefore, the wrapper provided in this module is necessary in order to
obtain a convinient interface for linear layers, such that the user doesn't
have to maintain the parameters manually.
.. autosummary::
lib.linear_layer.LinearLayer
"""
import torch
import torch.nn as nn
import lib.backprop_functions as bf
[docs]class LinearLayer(nn.Module):
"""Wrapper for ``Function`` :class:`lib.backprop_functions.LinearFunction`.
The interface is inspired by the implementation of class
:class:`torch.nn.Linear`.
Attributes:
weights (torch.nn.Parameter): The weight matrix :math:`W` of the layer.
bias (torch.nn.Parameter): The bias vector :math:`\mathbf{b}` of the
layer. Attribute is ``None`` if argument ``bias`` was passed as
``None`` in the constructor.
Args:
in_features (int): Size of each input sample.
out_features (int): Size of each output sample.
bias (bool): If set to ``False``, the layer will not learn an additive
bias.
gain (float): A scaling term used for initializing the forward weights.
Default 1.0.
"""
def __init__(self, in_features, out_features, bias=True, gain=1.0):
nn.Module.__init__(self)
self._activation = None
self._weights = nn.Parameter(torch.Tensor(out_features, in_features),
requires_grad=True)
# Initialize weight matrix. Note, the `torch.nn.Linear` implementation
# uses `nn.init.kaiming_uniform_` for initialization.
nn.init.xavier_uniform_(self._weights, gain=gain)
if bias:
self._bias = nn.Parameter(torch.Tensor(out_features),
requires_grad=True)
torch.nn.init.constant_(self._bias, 0)
else:
self._bias = None
@property
def weights(self):
"""Getter for read-only attribute :attr:`weights`."""
return self._weights
@property
def bias(self):
"""Getter for read-only attribute :attr:`bias`."""
return self._bias
@property
def activation(self):
"""Getter for read-only attribute :attr:`activation`."""
return self._activation
[docs] def forward(self, x):
"""Compute the output activation of a linear layer.
This method simply applies the
:class:`lib.backprop_functions.LinearFunction` ``Function`` using the
internally maintained weights.
Args:
x: See description of argument ``A`` of method
:meth:`lib.backprop_functions.LinearFunction.forward`.
Returns:
See return value of method
:meth:`lib.backprop_functions.LinearFunction.forward`.
"""
self._activation = bf.linear_function(x, self.weights, b=self.bias)
return self._activation
if __name__ == '__main__':
pass


--- layout: post title: Prayer or Fortune-Telling? date: 2013-01-08 18:44:12.000000000 -08:00 type: post background: '/img/posts/bg.jpg' parent_id: '0' published: true password: '' status: publish categories: - travel tags: [] meta: _edit_last: '2' _thumbnail_id: '173' permalink: "/travel/prayer-or-fortune-telling/" ---
Okay, "prayer" number 3 is straight up ominous. And the day seemed to follow suit. How can a day here be bad? Well, it's all in my head, of course, it's the only place a bad day can occur and occur it did.
Check it:
"Difficulties encountered in conducting activities. Some are ill-intentioned. Suffering from worry and restlessness. Hard to find the ones you want to see. Good fortune no in sight. Mismatching is likely. Calm down, better not rush."
Yeah. That's it. Day 3. Found in a numbered box in a temple next to the incense and candles. Maybe I should have bought more incense and candles and burned this day's fortune in the ensuing inferno.
No pictures today. Just a day with my computer, worry, and restlessness. I'm spending way too much time worrying about the future. What next? And after looking at beach pictures for the last 90 minutes for a PETA project, I'm wondering why I'm in a city where I don't leave the guesthouse, instead of on the beach where I don't leave the guesthouse and have a better view?
 Despite all of the very logical reasons for me to be behind (stolen equipment followed by borrowing equipment, and all that other stuff....), I don't have to be behind any more and that is my singular purpose. Spend as little baht as possible, knuckle down, buckle down and work.
This does not make for interesting blog entries. Sorry folks.
I'm also reticent to put in my more personal thoughts and observations, being in the more negative side of things. To put it succinctly, read the fortune above.
Calm down, better not rush.


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with all parts, especially this documentation, intact. PecoBeat may not be sold without my explicit agreement.
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Nevertheless there is still a slim chance that errors may still occur.
The author will not be held liable for any potential damage caused by this software nor will he guarantee any unique
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Introduction
PecoBeat is a pattern based drum sequencer. That means: You can easily create drum sequences and compose a whole drum song!
What is it worth?
I've decided to give away the first release of PecoBeat for free ("free like free beer").
This is somehow mad since I've invested a lot of work and time into it.
But I give you opportunity to show me your favour! :-)
I want your feedback! Only if I get your feedback I know, if you like the
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NcmDataGauss
NcmDataGauss — Gaussian data -- inverse covariance provided.
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Description
Gaussian distribution which uses the inverse covariance matrix as input.
Functions
ncm_data_gauss_set_size ()
void
ncm_data_gauss_set_size (NcmDataGauss *gauss
,
guint np
);
Sets the data size to np
.
[virtual set_size]
ncm_data_gauss_get_size ()
guint
ncm_data_gauss_get_size (NcmDataGauss *gauss
);
Gets the data size.
[virtual get_size]
ncm_data_gauss_peek_inv_cov ()
NcmMatrix *
ncm_data_gauss_peek_inv_cov (NcmDataGauss *gauss
);
Gets the inverse covariance matrix.
Returns
Inverse covariance matrix.
[transfer none]
ncm_data_gauss_peek_mean ()
NcmVector *
ncm_data_gauss_peek_mean (NcmDataGauss *gauss
);
Gets the mean vector.
Returns
Mean vector.
[transfer none]
Types and Values
NCM_TYPE_DATA_GAUSS
#define NCM_TYPE_DATA_GAUSS (ncm_data_gauss_get_type ())
struct NcmDataGaussClass
struct NcmDataGaussClass {
};
NcmDataGauss
typedef struct _NcmDataGauss NcmDataGauss;
Property Details
The “inv-cov”
property
“inv-cov” NcmMatrix *
Data covariance inverse.
Owner: NcmDataGauss
Flags: Read / Write
The “mean”
property
“mean” NcmVector *
Data mean.
Owner: NcmDataGauss
Flags: Read / Write
The “n-points”
property
“n-points” guint
Data sample size.
Owner: NcmDataGauss
Flags: Read / Write / Construct
Default value: 0


NEWS.md
Users can now choose to either use a bar plot or a lollipop plot.
Fixed issues with downloading reports after the move to shinydashboard
.
shinyBS
is now in the Depends
field to ensure that tootltips work as expected. This is presumably because some other functions should be loaded first for tooltip adders to work.
There are now tooltips to aid users with the navigation process. This also adds shinyBS
to the list of app dependencies.
For inbuilt datasets, only data.frame
objects are supported.
The title at the header now includes the package version.
There are now runnable examples (essentially one example to launch the app).
There is now a highlight when a user hovers over a table row.
Hovers are now more “obvious” with target highlighted.
The Reset
button at the input tab now resets the initial text too. The input tab now also provides a user with system details prior to dataset confirmation.
There is now a homepage that can direct users to project homepage, project documentation, and author homepage.
Massive UI changes to improve user experience. In particular, the layout is now based on shinydashboard
.
Users now have a reset button at the “Input Data” stage that may be useful in case of mind changes.
run_app
was renamed launch_app
to avoid name conflicts for example with golem::run_app
.
A simple welcome message was added to ensure that users have something visible as they select a dataset. It also serves as a form of credit to the author(s).
Tabs except Input Data are now hidden on app startup.
Code refactoring was done to allow for easier showing/hiding of elements, conditionally.
Missingness summaries now default to a percent_missing sort that is provided in descending order. The user can always change this.
User feedback is now provided via shinyFeedback
which is a more helpful way for users to view feedback directly within the application.
A reset button now exists to enable a user to restore default values for plot save preferences.
Grouped summaries now support exclusion following a fix in mde.
There is now a download button to allow saving of plots.
All tabs now use a sidebar style which also makes it more easier to navigate and also makes the download button appear more uniform on the app’s page.
Users now receive a summary of the input data on uploading/selecting a data set. The Input Data tab also now includes a sidebar layout.
Visual summaries are now shown in a sidebar layout.
It is now possible to download a summary of missingness, a data set with values recoded as requested, or one where values have been dropped.
Initially supported operations
Data input supports either user data, an inbuilt data set, or a remote data set provided as a web link. For user data, only “.csv”, “.xlsx”, and “.tsv” are supported.
A tabular missingness summary is provided that can be downloaded by the user. The file format to write to is guessed from the user’s input.
Recoding values supports recode_as_na
, recode_na_as
, recode_na_if
, recode_as_na_for
and other recode functions from package mde
.
Dropping values using drop_
from mde
.
A visual summary of missingness is also available. This is currently “just” a visual alternative to the tabular summary of missingness.
Added a NEWS.md
file to track changes to the package.


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Overview Data Flow
A big part of ETLBox is the Data Flow library.
What is a data flow?
You have some data somewhere - stored in some files, a table or somewhere else. Now you want to define a pipeline which takes this data, transforms it "on the fly" and writes it into a target (this could be again a database, a file or somewhere else). On an abstract level this can be seen as an ETL process (ETL = Extract, Transform, Load). This article shows you how ETLBox can help you with this.
Namespace
All Data Flow taks reside in the 'ALE.ETLBox.DataFlow' namespace.
Source components
All dataflow pipelines will need at least one or more sources. Sources are basically everything that can read data from someplace
(e.g. CSV file or a database table) and then post this data into the pipeline. All sources should be able to read data asynchronously.
That means, while the component reads data from the source, it simultanously sends the already processed data to components that are connected to source.
There are different build-in data sources, e.g.: CSVSource
, DBSource
or ExelSource
. If you are in need of another source component, you can either extend the
CustomSource
or you open an issue in github describing your needs.
Once a source starts reading data, it will start sending data to its connected components. These could be either a Transoformation or Destination.
Transformations
Transformations always have at least one input and one output. Inputs can be connected either to other transformations or sources, and the output can also connect to other transformations or to destinations. The purpose of a transformation component is to take the data from its input(s) and post the transformed data to its outputs. This is done on a row-by-row basis. As soon as there is any data in the input, the transformation will start and post the result to the output.
Destination components
Destination components will have normally only one input. They define a target for your data, e.g. a database table or CSV file. Currently, there is DBDestination
and CSVDestination
implemented. If you are in need of another destination component, you can either extend the CustomDestination
or you open an
issue in github.
Every Destination comes with an input buffer.
While a Destination for csv target will open a file stream where data is written into it as soon as arrives, a DB target will do this batch-by-batch - therefore, it will wait until the input buffer reaches the batch size (or the data is the last batch) and then insert it into the database using a bulk insert.


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Network decomposition 4: Weak and strong decompositions
05 May 2020This is the fourth post of a series on distributed network decomposition. The introductory post of this series is here.
In this post, we take a look at the different versions of network decomposition (weak and strong), and how we can go from one to the other.
Recap of previous episodes
In the previous posts, we saw what a network decomposition is, why it is useful to the design of local algorithms and how we can build such object with a sequential algorithm. Before we describe the distributed efficient algorithm (that is the core of series), let us give a further look at two different types of decompositions.
What is the diameter of a component?
In the second post of this series we defined network decompositions, saying that the connected components of each color class have diameter at most $d$. As usual, the diameter is the maximum over all pairs of nodes of the minimum length of a path between these two nodes. But which edges can you use for these paths: only the edges of the subgraph, or all the edges of the graph? The first way defines the strong diameter and the second is the weak diameter. These can be very different, as pictured below.
On this graph, the blue component has weak diameter 2 and strong diameter 9.
The distributed algorithm we’ll study builds a network decomposition with a logarithmic weak diameter.
Going from strong to weak diameter
For some applications it might be better to have a strong decomposition, and the algorithm provides only a weak one. This is not a big problem. The paper of Rozhon and Ghaffari sketches an approach that builds a strong decomposition with $O(\log(n))$ colors from a weak one with also $O(\log(n))$ colors. It is even simpler to have such a transformation if we just insist on having polylogs: take your weak decomposition, make the nodes of each component act like in a centralized algorithm (by gathering the whole topology of the component and simulating), and make them compute a strong decomposition of the component itself. For example take a component of weak diameter with color yellow, the nodes of this component a strong network decomposition of this component, in some sense the nodes of this component now have $\log(n)$ shades of yellow. In total this makes a strong decomposition with $O(\log^2n)$ colors.
The first picture is a weak decomposition with two colors, yellow and blue. Note that the strong diameter is large in comparison with the weak diameter. Now, if the yellow component "strongly decompose" itself, we get three shades of yellow, and the new yellow components have small strong diameter. We can do this for all components of all colors classes, in parallel.
We finish this post with some technical aspects of weak decompositions.
A tree to keep track of the diameter
Remember that for the centralized construction, we create the component by making the balls grow layers by layers. Now suppose that we would build a spanning tree of the component as we go: at each new layer, we would wire the nodes as leafs of the tree. The depth of this tree is between half the diameter and the diameter.
The nodes of a component, added layers by layers, during the growth of a ball, for the centralized construction. The orange edges are the edges of the tree, the gray edges are other edges of the component. The diameter is 5, and the depth of the tree is 4.
 In particular some nodes will leave the component. Also, as we want the tree to have a depth that bounds the weak diameter, this tree may have to use edges that are not within the component. Hence we use a Steiner tree using the edges and nodes that may not be in the component.
The blue patches show the balls of various distance from the root, using the nodes and edges of all the graph. In particular the yellow nodes are not part of the component, but they are used by the tree.
Giving up the connectivity
Actually now that we measure the diameter via the tree, we can consider non-connected components.
This change in the definition useful in the distributed algorithm as we don’t want to keep track of whether the component is connected or not.


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Internal Vice President, University Funding Board
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Tyler Behymer
First Year Leadership Program Director
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Nick Jones
Student Government Director of Athletics & Spirit
“The University of Cincinnati is at a critical point in time where we need leaders to take action on initiatives that will help take UC to the next level. Naab + Griggs are the best to represent the UC community because they’re leaders taking action to make a difference at an incredible University.”
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Hannah Greene
Student Government Director of Transportation Services
“Since freshman year, Andrew Naab has continuously worked to make UC a place that students are proud to call home. He has used his leadership roles on campus to spur on positive change that benefits ALL students, instead of just to make a name for himself. Working on UC AirportRide, I was blown away with Andrew Griggs when he showed just how dedicated, resourceful, and organized he is. Andrew is a selfless and humble leader who knows how to get the job done. Naab + Griggs not only have the passion and vision to lead the undergraduate student body, but they also have the tenacity and integrity to make their vision a reality.”
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Cody Quattlebaum
Senator, College-Conservatory of Music
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John Giles
Senator, Lindner College of Business
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Brian Butz
Senator, Lindner College of Business
“Naab + Griggs have a tremendous amount of experience in a wide range of activities across campus. Thus, they have a comprehensive understanding of the University and its community and will work effectively to promote collaboration and understanding. Finally, they promote a culture of inclusion that will help to unite our diverse community.”
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Johnathan Avant
At-Large Senator
“Naab + Griggs have a diverse background of involvement on UC’s campus and embody the spirit of the Bearcat. With a combined 8 years of student involvement and Student Government experience, they understand the needs of the student body and are passionate about continuing to make the University of Cincinnati’s campus better.”
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Danny O’Connor
Senator, McMicken College of Arts & Sciences
“Andrew Naab and Andrew Griggs are both incredibly knowledgeable and respectable individuals who have, in many ways, paved the way for me to grow in my own role in Student Government. I feel that they are both able to bring a wide array of perspective to the table due to their past experiences. With Naab’s experience as a 4th-term At-Large Senator, along with Griggs’ experience as a Senator as well as the Speaker of Senate, both have a great deal of knowledge in the intricacies of Student Government. I believe that this makes them the best suited to lead this body as well as serve as primary leaders and representatives for the students of the University of Cincinnati.”
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Student Government Director of Women’s Affairs
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Senator, McMicken College of Arts & Sciences
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President, Club Golf Team
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President, DisCats Disc Golf Club
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President – UC Ski & Snowboard Club
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University Honors Program Retreat Coordinator
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External Vice President, Lindner Student Action Team
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Vice President of Philanthropy, Kolodzik Business Scholars
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Mason Wolfe
President Emeritus, American Marketing Association
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Katie Fisher
Senior Vice President, Delta Sigma Pi Fraternity
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Emily Mehl
President & Co-founder, Sales Leadership Club
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Vice President, CEAS Ambassadors
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Nathan Ball
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Career Fair Coordinator, CEAS Tribunal
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Scott Blincoe
Special Events Chair, CEAS Tribunal
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Dean Hayes
Student Ambassador, College of Nursing
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Juliann Leny
Vice President, CEAS Tribunal
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Courtney Farrell
Student Orientation Coordinator
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Adam Magier
President, ROAR Guides
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Brandon Trame
Founder, Forever Bearcats
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Meghan Pope
Internal Vice President, ROAR Guides
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Courtney Gleason
Feature Twirler, UC Bearcat Bands
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Rob Rankin
External Vice President, RallyCats
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Andrew Conley
Vice President of Spirit, Student Alumni Council
“While I’ve had the pleasure to know both Naab + Griggs personally, I’ve been able to see their commitment both to their own communities as well as many other communities at UC. Their passion for and awareness of the many diverse communities present at the University inspires confidence that they will do their best to represent the communites in which I’m involved.”
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Zak Shepherd
Senior Student Leader, UC Bearcat Bands
“Naab + Griggs are best to represent my community because they are all UC, all the time . Honestly, I’ve never seen them do anything that wasn’t for the benefit of UC. They are already the reason for many changes and improvements at UC and I can’t wait to see what they can accomplish next year.”
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Phelim Chan Thach
Student Orientation Leader
“Both Andrews have shown a genuine desire to give back to the communities in which they have chosen to involve themselves. Having met both of them through organizations that try and give to a greater community, you quickly understand that they both have a true desire to help in the greater picture.”
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Cody Kratzer
President, Red & Black Bash
“Naab + Griggs best represent the University of Cincinnati community because of their care and dedication to the betterment of students lives throughout their short undergrad tenure. They dedicate themselves to forming those personal relationships and genuinely providing each student with the best opportunity to make a difference.”
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Jennifer Morand
Hospital Relations Chair, Cincinnati Dance Marathon
“Naab + Griggs are the best candidates to represent the UC community. They care about the students and will always do their best for us. They have the experience of leading and possess the virtues of a true leader.”
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Matthew Murphy
Operations Chair, Red & Black Bash
“I believe Andrew Naab and Andrew Griggs are the best persons to represent my community because they are two of the most passionate and humble people I have had the privilege of meeting.  Without a doubt, Andrew Naab and Andrew Griggs are the best pair to lead our campus throughout 2015.”
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Kaitlyn Meeks
President, Programs & Activities Council
“Naab + Griggs are the best to represent our community because of their passion. Their passion to this University, passion for the students, and their passion to ensure the legacy and overall success of our Bearcat Pride!”
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Asheev Patel
Sponsorship Chair, Midwest Dhamaka
“Andrew Naab and Andrew Griggs have both demonstrated exceptional passion for the UC community through their impactful leadership initiatives. The University of Cincinnati has been established as one of the most progressive universities in the nation. Naab + Griggs have proven themselves to be qualified to lead the university in the advancement that it has continued to be on. I truly believe that these two great guys would use their presidential term to be fully attentive and reactive to the entire UC student body.”
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Franklin Busch
Red & Black Book Chair, Student Alumni Council
“Naab + Griggs are the best to represent the community because of the work I have seen them put in the last 4 years. There is no one that has more impacted my stay at the University of Cincinnati or been more visibly involved in our community. I trust they will do everything he can to improve student life and push our University further.”
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Ellie Fathman
Member, Student Alumni Council
“Naab + Griggs are best to represent my community, because they take the time to see what needs must be fulfilled and help solve our problems.”
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Mahima Venkatesh
Co-President Emeritus, GlobeMed at UC
“Naab + Griggs understand the needs of UC students. Both of them do their best to reach out to students, faculty, and stakeholders to make a difference at UC. I know they both will work hard to improve diversity issues and awareness on campus as well as creating an inclusive environment for all.”
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Reuben Moreland
Concert Director of Operations, Programs and Activities Council
“Both Naab + Griggs have shown exceptional involvement in the UC community. Aside from the fact that I’ve personally seen them reach out to hear the voices of their fellow students countless times, I have been thoroughly impressed by their actions as student leaders over the past few years. These two gentlemen have truly proven to me that they have the passion, responsibility, and drive to represent the University of Cincinnati student body and do us proud.”
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Chris Postell
Founder, UC Gaming Association & UCLoL
Founder, UC Gaming Association & UCLoL
“Naab + Griggs stand out from the other candidates in their honesty in acknowledging that the status quo exists to be challenged. Naab + Griggs stand in support with the UC Gaming communities on campus, and likewise, I support them.”
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Zac Moore
Treasurer, Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
“Naab + Griggs are willing to ask the hard questions needed for our complex and diverse student body. After seeing Naab lead in my fraternity and having Griggs as a personal mentor, I am confident that they are the best representatives for our student body, our campus, and our University overall.”
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Robbie Noonan
President, Interfraternity Council
“I have known and have worked with Naab + Griggs and fully trust them to bring passion, dedication, and pride to the University of Cincinnati!”
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Madeline Adams
President Emeritus, Phi Sigma Rho Sorority
“Based on they work they have done in the past, I am confident Naab + Griggs will always have the students’ interest and what is best for the community in mind.”
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Jeremy Fernandes
President, Sigma Chi Fraternity
“I believe Naab + Griggs are best to represent our community because of their leadership experience thus far. When I think of this duo, I see a change for the respect of Student Government. This two have the drive, motivation, and genuine understanding of our needs as students at the University of Cincinnati.”
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Morgan St. John
President Emeritus, Chi Omega Sorority
“Naab + Griggs are both dedicated members of Student Government. I have witnessed them work year after year to make changes at UC. They create platforms based on what their peers suggest and work until those changes are made. They have been crucial to making UC what it is today and want to continue to make it even better. Naab and Griggs are the leaders that our community needs for the next year.”
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Neil Jacob Mullen
President, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
“Both Andrew Naab and Andrew Griggs will be a great voice for UC students across the board. In the eight years I’ve known Andrew Naab, he has continued to impress me through his dedication to best serve his community. These are the gentlemen you want to have lead this university. Naab + Griggs are your guys.”
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Rudy Saunders
External Vice President, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
“They best represent our community because they are so involved in it. I can’t think of a UC event since I have been here that these two have not been at, or even been responsible for. But it’s not just that. They really think through problems and work to solve them in an inclusive and inviting way. They are not leaders who do everything themselves, but instead work with many different opinions and ideas in order to come up with the best possible solution.”
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Michael Fitzgerald
New Member Educator, Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
“Naab + Griggs are best to represent me because they both value and practice the ideals of hardwork, integrity, and flexibility. I believe these things are key to fulfilling two of the most difficult positions on campus. If elected, their love for and experience with Student Government will allow them to make a huge impact on the student body and student experience.”
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Benjamin Fraley
Vice President of Recruitment, Interfraternity Council
“Naab + Griggs are the snapshot of everything UC has to offer. They are what UC strives everyday to create.”
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Hayley Lambdin
President Emeritus, Kappa Delta Sorority
“I have seen Andrew Naab step up for our university since he was a freshman. He has a diverse involvement; he doesn’t focus on one area of campus but rather, many different parts. He has gotten to know UC over his years here and is now an integral part of many successes UC has had. While he is in a 5-year program, he has not lost any motivation as a 4th year student. I was excited to hear him stepping up again and can’t wait to see his platform when running for Student Body President.”
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Andrew Kendall
President, Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
“Naab + Griggs have distanced themselves as candidates to serve as Student Body President and Vice President throughout their time at the University of Cincinnati because of their ability to place themselves in other people’s shoes. They have spent countless hours giving back to the community and most importantly, they understand what the community needs. This diverse understanding will allow them to tailor their goals and work to achieve the continued success of every current, future and past student of the University of Cincinnati.”
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Lauren Mayernik
Chief Recruitment Officer, Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
“Through their involvement and leadership experience in a myriad of activities on campus, Naab + Griggs truly have a holistic view of the student experience and the current issues facing the University. Furthermore, their support & charisma empowers others to carry out initiatives of their own around UC. I support Naab + Griggs for Student Body President & VP!”
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Eric Grote
President, Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
“Between these two guys, they have the most experience of any other pair on campus. They are truly dedicated to the University and making the experience better for Bearcats to come. I believe that these two guys are without a doubt the best for the job.”
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Michael Simich
Pledge Educator, Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
“I believe that Naab + Griggs best represent our community because they have been working hard towards improving the University throughout their undergraduate careers. Knowing them both on a personal level, I believe that they can utilize their critical thinking and collaboration skills to enhance the UC experience for students of all backgrounds, just as they have been doing throughout their tenures at UC thus far.”
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Matt Goldenberg
President, Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity
“Student Government is about conflict and compromise. In my three years on the inside, I’ve watched these guys deal with a lot of both, and lemme tell ya, Naab and Griggs are the pros. We may not see eye to eye every time, but they’ve always treated me with fairness and respect, and those are two things that Student Government could use a lot more of. This year, they are #MyGoldenTicket.”
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Sarah Yeagley
President, Chi Omega Sorority
“I respect the work that Naab + Griggs have done with their time in Student Government, and believe that they are the most passionate Bearcats to continue to serve our student body.”
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This is jQuery plugin that makes your website infinite scroll up and down.
RepositoryI connected page 5 to page 1 and made it repeat to be clear.
Of course, you can make it stop scrolling at page 5.
This plugin is good for web application like online book that use infinite scroll.
You need to provide not only next page but also previous page in advance.
Let's say you access to page 2.
Then it should provide page 1 and page 3 in advance.
/ ├ page-1.html ├ page-2.html * ├ page-3.html └ ...page-2.html
...    ...  ...

Page2
 ...

 ... Prev Next ...  ...
Because of bug, you can not put #contents in the first layer so far. You need to wrap it by a tag. Issue#2.
example.js$('#contents').infiniteScrollUnD({ downNav: '.nav-next', upNav: '.nav-prev' });
Run the command below.
$ git clone https://github.com/rikuson/infinite-scroll-up-n-down
Load it into your HTML file with jQuery.
example.html...   ...
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| downNav (Required) | String | null | jQuery selector. |
| upNav (Required) | String | null | jQuery selector. |
| threshold | Number | $(window).height() | Timing it starts loading next contents. The unit is pixel. |
| prefill | Bool | true | If you load next contents when you open the page. |
| container | String | this.selector | jQuery selector. Where to load contents. Sometimes, the default value doesn't work. You need to specify in that case. Issue#1. |
| timeout | Number | 1000 | How long it try to load page. |
| maxRequest | Number | 3 | How many times it try to load page. |
| append | Function | null | Callback function after append contents. |
| prepend | Function | null | Callback function after append contents. |


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Starting point for the Solr API. Represents a Solr server resource and has methods for pinging, adding, deleting, committing, optimizing and searching.
Example Usage:
Located in /Service.php (line 62)
Whether Apache_Solr_Response objects should have multivalue fields with only a single value collapsed to appear as a single value would.
Whether Apache_Solr_Response objects should create Apache_Solr_Documents in the returned parsed data
Server identification strings
How NamedLists should be formatted in the output. This specifically effects facet counts. Valid values are Apache_Solr_Service::NAMED_LIST_MAP (default) or Apache_Solr_Service::NAMED_LIST_FLAT.
Stream context for posting
Query delimiters. Someone might want to be able to change these (to use & instead of & for example), so I've provided them.
Constructed servlet full path URLs
Keep track of whether our URLs have been constructed
Escape a value for special query characters such as ':', '(', ')', '*', '?', etc.
NOTE: inside a phrase fewer characters need escaped, use Apache_Solr_Service::escapePhrase() instead
Escape a value meant to be contained in a phrase for special query characters
Convenience function for creating phrase syntax from a value
Raw Add Method. Takes a raw post body and sends it to the update service.
Add a Solr Document to the index
Add an array of Solr Documents to the index all at once
Send a commit command. Will be synchronous unless both wait parameters are set to false.
Raw Delete Method. Takes a raw post body and sends it to the update service. Body should be a complete and well formed "delete" xml document
Create a delete document based on document ID
Create a delete document based on a query and submit it
Get the current state of the collapse single value arrays flag.
Get the current state of teh create documents flag.
Get the current setting for named list treatment.
Constructor. All parameters are optional and will take on default values if not specified.
Send an optimize command. Will be synchronous unless both wait parameters are set to false.
Call the /admin/ping servlet, can be used to quickly tell if a connection to the server is able to be made.
Simple Search interface
Set the collapse single value arrays flag.
Set the create documents flag. This determines whether Apache_Solr_Response objects will parse the response and create Apache_Solr_Document instances in place.
Set the host used. If empty will fallback to constants
Set how NamedLists should be formatted in the response data. This mainly effects the facet counts format.
Set the path used. If empty will fallback to constants
Set the port used. If empty will fallback to constants
Set the string used to separate the path form the query string.
Defaulted to '?'
Set the string used to separate the parameters in thequery string Defaulted to '&'
Call the /admin/threads servlet and retrieve information about all threads in the Solr servlet's thread group. Useful for diagnostics.
Return a valid http URL given this server's host, port and path and a provided servlet name
Create an XML fragment from a Apache_Solr_Document instance appropriate for use inside a Solr add call
Central method for making a get operation against this Solr Server
Central method for making a post operation against this Solr Server
NamedList Treatment constants
Servlet mappings
Response version we support
Response writer we support
Documentation generated on Tue, 02 Sep 2008 10:45:05 -0400 by phpDocumentor 1.4.0


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Yesterday, I thought what would happen if my internal or external hard drive crashed.
The hard disk of this computer contains 53 GB of data (on Linux: df -H
). As my home folder only contains 35.3 GB of data, 17.7 GB seem to be programs. 21.1 GB the remaining data is for movies and 6.1 GB are for programming (and backed up via GitHub). Hence the by far biggest part of the lost data would be movies, the rest would be scattered across my home folder.
The situation is similar for my external hard drive: A lot of video files, some audio files, A LOT of pictures and many, many miscellaneous files. I don't want to lose data, but I don't use my external HDD often. Most of the time I only have to do a RegEx search for file names (sometimes also a full text search for some files I found via RegEx) just to find out that the file I'm looking for is not there.
Online Services
I want to back up one computer with at least 200 GB which I don't need to access often and 10 GB that need to access often.
A backup service should include software, that …
- … allows me to configurate upload / dowload bandwidth limts
- … should integrate into my os in such a way that it feels like using a hard disk
- … lets me upload files of sizes up to 5 GB
- … uploads in background automatically as soon as my notebook gets an internet connection
- … uploads only parts of files, if only parts changed
- … starts uploading as soon as a file changed
- … creates checksums and compares them to check if files were correctly uploaded
A version control would be great, but that's a feature I don't expect. Also a possibility to share content (single files with a code) would be great, but I don't know if any of those services offers that.
| Name | Euro / Year | Free trial | Clients | Information | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Backblaze | 37.06 | ✗ | ✗ | Wiki | |
| Carbonite | 46.78 | ✔ | ✗ | Wiki | |
| CrashPlan | 46.78 | ✔ | 🐧 | Wiki | |
| IDrive | 116.58 | ✔ | 🐧 | - | |
| Jungle Disk | 238.62 | ✗ | 🐧 ? | Wiki | |
| MiMedia | 77.20 | ✔ | ? | Wiki | |
| Mozy | 131.00 | ✔ | ✗ | Wiki | |
| Nomadesk | 93.57 | ✔ | ✗ ✗ | - | |
| SugarSync | 194.94 | ✔ | ✗ | Wiki | |
| Ubuntu One | 187.09 | ✔ | 🐧 ✗ ✗ | Wiki |
I was a little bit surprised that there seems no way to use Google Drive as backup option (at least on Linux as there is this petition which was signed by 16,774 people).
What could go wrong?
- A DOS attack against one of those companies might lead to temporarily unavailable services.
- Financial problems, bad backup techniques or personal mistakes might lead to permanent loss of data.
- Information might get leaked to the public.
- Information might get leaked to government (PRISM, Tempora)
- You might get analyzed by the company that stores your data. They could create a personal profile and sell that (maybe not even on the content you use, but perhaps only with filenames and edit times)
- The software you've installed for your backup might be a malware.
- The software you've installed might have security issues that allow attackers to execute malware.
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RAID
All RAID levels (except for RAID 0) offer redundancy. This means, they store data on more than one hard disk. This way, you can restore data after on (or if maybe more) hard disk crashes. But this is by no mean a guarantee that your data is secure.
It's recommended to use RAID with a RAID controller (a dedicated piece of hardware). Otherwise, you need some software that does it and your CPU time gets wasted with these operations.
What could go wrong:
- One disk fails. You buy a new one to get security back, the RAID controller copies information to the new disk that replaced the crashed one. While it copies, the other disk gets heavy load. This heavy load might lead to another crash. Boom. Your data is lost.
- Your computer might get damaged (e.g. by a fire, by an earthquake, by overvoltage, by a cup of tea you accidentally threw over it, by an act of agression)
- A burglar would probably steal all hardware you have at home.
But RAID is no option for me as I use a notebook as my main computer.
External HDD
A very easy way to secure your files is an external hard disk drive. You can choose by yourself what and when to save your files for redundancy. But as I know myself, I will make those backups less often after a while. So I guess this will not work for me.
You could probably also make an external HDD raid.
More possibilities
- Amazon S3 Glacier for 15.44 Euro/year or Amazon S3 Standard for 133.34 Euro/year e.g. with DragonDisk and others - transactions are not included!
- Give external hard disks to friends / to bank.
- Software:
- rsync for Linux
- Time machine for Mac


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