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A stock (also known as equity) is a security that represents the ownership of a fraction of a corporation. This entitles the owner of the stock to a proportion of the corporation's assets and profits equal to how much stock they own. Units of stock are called "shares."
A cryptocurrency is a digital or virtual currency that is secured by cryptography, which makes it nearly impossible to counterfeit or double-spend. Many cryptocurrencies are decentralized networks based on blockchain technology—a distributed ledger enforced by a disparate network of computers. A defining feature of cryptocurrencies is that they are generally not issued by any central authority, rendering them theoretically immune to government interference or manipulation.
Foreign Exchange (forex or FX) is the trading of one currency for another. For example, one can swap the U.S. dollar for the euro. Foreign exchange transactions can take place on the foreign exchange market, also known as the forex market. The forex market is the largest, most liquid market in the world, with trillions of dollars changing hands every day.1 There is no centralized location. Rather, the forex market is an electronic network of banks, brokers, institutions, and individual traders (mostly trading through brokers or banks).


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Chapter 7 Week 6 Creative Machine Learning
Examples discussed in the lecture:
Going Deeper into Neural Networks https://ai.googleblog.com/2015/06/inceptionism-going-deeper-into-neural.html
A Neural Algorithm of Artistic Style
Unsupervised Representation Learning with Deep Convolutional Generative Adversarial Networks.
https://grayarea.org/event/deepdream-the-art-of-neural-networks/
Suggestive Drawing Among Human and Artificial Intelligences
Approach to the Extraction of Design Features of Interior Design Elements Using Image Recognition Technique
DANIEL: A Deep Architecture for Automatic Analysis and Retrieval of Building Floor Plans
Architectural Drawings Recognition and Generation through Machine Learning
Drawing with Bots: Human-computer Collaborative Drawing Experiments, in: Learning, Prototyping and Adapting
Enabling Alternative Architectures: Collaborative Frameworks for Participatory Design
Deep Form Finding - Using Variational Autoencoders for deep form finding of structural typologies
Machinic Design Inference: from Pokémon to Architecture - A Probabilistic Machine Learning Model for Generative Design using Game Levels Abstractions
Inference Design Machine: “Infinite” & “Recombinant” Series
Voxel Sampling for Architectural Design Synthesis
7.1 Project Brief
the formal discovery of an architectural concept through the curation of a dataset and the training of a machine learning model for generating design prototypes
- What is the architectural concept to be learnt formally?
- What are the data samples that might implicitly represent such a concept?
- How could the samples be collected/created in large quantities?
- How might each sample be numerically encoded for our machine learning model?
- What would be generated from such a model?
- How would a newly generated digital sample be physically formed?
- How might the work benefit design thinking and production?
Examples:
A trained machine learning model that could generate new samples of _______?
…of Mies’Barcelona Pavilions / Gropius’ Dessau Bauhaus / Combinations… (as a specific building) …of Housing / Mosques… (as a typology) …of Staircases / Columns / Lifts… (as an architectural element) …of Zaha’s Style / Safranbolu Vernacular… (as a style) …of openness / warmth… (as a spatial perception)


Initialize the website
This part of the workshop is about creating your website using the Hugo engine and the Academic theme. Most of the following is a summary or reinterpretation of the Academic theme documentation.
For more details about Hugo itself, see Hugo Getting Started
Prerequsites
In order to perform the following manipulations, you will need:
- Hugo installed on your machine: see this guide; ( Windows users: I highly recommend installing Chocolatey and installing Hugo from command line.)
- Make sure you install the Extended version. In many case the default installation default to the Extended version, but some do not. To verify which one you have, just type
hugo version
in a terminal and you should seeextended
somewhere in the output. - For Windows users, use Chocolatey and install with
choco install hugo-extended -force -confirm
.
- Make sure you install the Extended version. In many case the default installation default to the Extended version, but some do not. To verify which one you have, just type
- git installed on your machine (see this guide);
- a GitHub account.
Markdown
knowledge (see this guide on writing content in the context of Academic & Hugo).
Initialize and first deploy
(Based on Academic theme documentation: Install with Git)
The Academic theme is hosted in a GitHub repository, but we don’t want to build the website from scratch.
In order to initialize the website with some things already done for us, we’ll use the Academic kickstart website. You need to fork the repository into a repository in your own account. Then, the Academic theme is only linked to the kickstart site we are cloning and we need to keep the dependencies alive.
Now that your GitHub account contains the Academic kickstart clone, clone that repository on your local machine:
git clone https://github.com/<your-github-account>/academic-kickstart.git DemoWebsite
cd DemoWebsite
As mentioned, your GitHub repository only contains the link to the Academic theme, so you need to clone recursively:
git submodule update --init --recursive
Now, your DemoWebsite
folder contains all the neccessary to deploy the Academic kickstart website locally. First, we produce the html
files from the Markdown
source: in the DemoWebsite
folder, run
hugo
At this point, Hugo should have produced the html
files in a new public
subdirectory. Then, in order to view yhte new content as a proper website, you will need to serve the website locally. Fortunately, Hugo has a built-in feature to do that: simply run
hugo server
The output should contain a line like
Web Server is available at http://localhost:1313/ (bind address <IP_ADDRESS>)
which means that your new website is now accessible at the local address http://localhost:1313/.
Something interesting about hugo server
is that it will rebuild your website anytime you make a change to the DemoWebsite
directory. That is, it runs a FastRender
version of the hugo
command. So, if you make changes to a file, then you can see its effect directly (most web browser have some sort of auto-refresh so you don’t have to refresh the page yourselves!) Note that deeper changes (e.g. new pages) won’t appear in that FastRender
mode so you will need to exit the server (Ctrl+C
) and restart it (alternatively, you can deactivate the FastRender
mode using hugo server --disableFastRender
).
Content and first edits
Now that we have successfully deployed the Academic kickstart site, it is time to take a look at the specifics of it. Your DemoWebsite
directory should now contain numerous files and folders. The one of interest to us is the content
folder which, as the name indicates, contains all the content of the website.
content
├── authors
├── home
├── post
├── publication
└── talk
Authors
The authors
subdirectory is used to store the different authors for your website. For now, it should only contains one author named admin
. The index.md
file contained in the admin
folder controls the information about that author. In particular, it controls:
- The profile on the homepage if that author is chosen to appear there;
- The profile appearing with talks, posts and publications of that author.
To change the information about the admin
author, simply go through the index.md
file and edit it to your needs. It is well documented so it should be clear what everything does.
The folder name, here admin
, will be the index used to identify posts, publications and talks to the corresponding author. If you need to add additional authors to your website, simply copy the admin
folder and change its content. The photo associated to the author should lie in the same folder and have name avatar.jpg/.png
.
Home
The home
folder controls what appears on the home page, that is, the first page a user will land on. The way the home page is structures is through page sections as known as widgets. On the home page you will see alternating background; each page section is denoted by these alternating background. Thus each file in the home
folder determines one of those page sections.
To remove some sections, there are two ways:
- Delete the corresponding
.md
file; - Deactivate the section by setting
active = false
in the front matter.
Let us delete the following sections to clean the current home page:
demo
hero
people
slider
tags
For more details on what each section does, please refer to Getting Started with the Page Builder.
One thing to note is how the section are ordered in the home page. It is done through the weight
parameter in the front matter where the lowest weight
value will appear first.
Post, Publications and Talks
Each of these folder will eventually the corresponding content. These folders are structured as follows (here we consider post
) :
post
├── _index.md
└── MyFirstPost
└── index.md
The root _index.md
defines a landing page are posts are listed. Each subdirectory then defines one post and contains a index.md
which defines the corresponding post.
To create new content, use the following command:
hugo new --kind <post/publication/talk> <folder>/<name-of-content>
For example, to create a new publication with identifier Publication1
, type
hugo new --kind publication publication/Publication1
Create a few posts, publications and talks and restart the server since you have now added new pages to the site (Ctrl+c
and hugo server
).
For more details and additional features, see Managing content.
Courses, workshops, documentation
The methodology described in Managing content | Create a course or documentation is the best way to proceed.
Configuration
The config
folder contains various .toml
files which define site-wide information and parameters.
config
└── _default
├── config.toml
├── languages.toml
├── menus.toml
└── params.toml
All these files are fairly well-documented, so there is no reason to go over them here. One thing I would like to point out is the menus.toml
file. The navigation bar presently links only toward page sections of the home page. If you would like them to point toward, say, post/_index.md
instead of the post section, change the menu entry related to posts :
[[main]]
name = "Posts"
url = "post" # was "#posts" before
weight = 20
Rest of repository
The rest of the DemoWebsite
repository mostly contains file used to generate the website. You should most likely not have to touch them except:
data
: if you want custom color theme and fonts, you will place them here;static
: you can place site-wide files here, such as a custom site icon.
Alternative workflows
Using an IDE (e.g., RStudio), everything can be done using the interface with limited command line usage:
- Fork the
academic-kickstart
repo as above; - New Project > Version Control > Git > URL to your GitHub repo > Open in New Session;
- still need to run
git submodule update --init --recursive
in the built-in terminal; git
action can be done with theGit
Tab;hugo
command need to be run in the terminal;- Look for the
R
packageblogdown
to do everything inR
console:- Install with RStudio
blogdown:::serve_site()
acts ashugo server
;


As the owner of Lindsey Morgan Event Design, I have a passion for designing weddings that are unique works of art. I have always been drawn to antiques, fresh flowers, and lush fabrics. I can frequently be found strolling through flea markets, or scouring antique shops for forgotten treasures. My days often involve reupholstering tufted chairs, polishing vintage silver, or mixing and matching 19th century table linens. I believe that it’s the details that make a wedding truly one of a kind.
I endeavor to establish a close relationship with my clients, working with each couple to design the wedding they’ve always dreamt of. Every wedding is an expression of a couple’s love, and I strive to tell their story through my designs.
“We believe that every love story is one of a kind, so every wedding should be one of a kind.”
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Please ensure you have plenty of free space to play around in, outdoors in an open field is a perfect example of where to play.
The goal of marco is to use the sounds generated from the game to find your way to a specific point. The game uses the amplitude (loudness) of sounds to indicate the direction you should be heading towards. When the sound generated is at its loudest you are heading in the right direction. The consistency of beats indicates the distance to the goal, the more higher the amount of beats the closer you are to the goal and the lower the further away you are.
The aim of the game is to get the designated point in as fast a time as possible.
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These concepts are not limited to the classroom. On the schoolgrounds, there are still many places linguistic diversity has an impact. One of the most important, especially for young students, is on the playground. As children, we learn much of our social skills from play. The playground is an opportunity for us to practice interactions with others in a safe environment. This is an opportunity for teachers and administrators to apply this new pedagogy to instill the values CSP promotes. Through advocating for inclusive games that celebrate heritage, students will learn the ability to appreciate their own and other's cultures, as well as gain a respect for those different from them.
Similarly, as a teacher or administrator, you are in position through attending parents' association meetings to inform parents to improve the community to adopt this mindset of accepting those of different
Thank you for reading through our material! We hope you enjoyed the blended learning experience hearing from multiple perspectives. Take some time to fill out the reflection section that follows so that you can come full circle in understanding how this mini course has changed your perception of linguistic diversity in the classroom.
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Before Change
channsForSegmentsPerPathToReturn = [[] for i in range(
cnn3d.getNumPathwaysThatRequireInput())] // [pathway, image parts, channels, r, c, z]
// RCZ dims of input to primary pathway (NORMAL). Which should be the first one in .pathways.
dimsOfPrimarySegment = cnn3d.pathways[0].getShapeOfInput("test")[2:]
for segment_i in range(numberOfSegmentsToExtract):
rLowBoundary = sliceCoordsOfSegmentsToExtract[segment_i][0][0]
rFarBoundary = sliceCoordsOfSegmentsToExtract[segment_i][0][1]
After Change
channsForSegmentsPerPathToReturn = [[] for i in range(
cnn3d.getNumPathwaysThatRequireInput())] // [pathway, image parts, channels, r, c, z]
// RCZ dims of input to primary pathway (NORMAL). Which should be the first one in .pathways.
dimsOfPrimarySegment = cnn3d.get_inp_shape_of_path(0, "test")
for segment_i in range(numberOfSegmentsToExtract):
rLowBoundary = sliceCoordsOfSegmentsToExtract[segment_i][0][0]
rFarBoundary = sliceCoordsOfSegmentsToExtract[segment_i][0][1]


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Lucy McHugh’s mum says ‘blood turned to ice’ after daughter was raped and killed
Stacey White, 35, has described how her heart "almost stopped" when she discovered Stephen Nicholson - the man who she had invited into the family home - had been arrested over daughter Lucy's death
by Amber Hicks, https://www.facebook.com/dailymirror/The mother of Lucy McHugh has told how her ‘blood turned to ice’ when she discovered her daughter had been raped and killed by their lodger.
The 13-year-old's body was discovered in woodland with 27 stab wounds near Southampton Outdoor Sports Centre last July.
Lucy had been lured there by "evil, narcissistic monster" Stephen Nicholson, 25, who killed the teen to prevent her revealing he had been sexually abusing her.
The paedophile tattoo artist had been grooming Lucy since she was 12.
"Depraved" Nicholson, who was jailed for life with a minimum sentence of 33 years, had been lodging in the family's house and was the 'best friend' of Lucy's stepfather.
More than a year on from the horrific ordeal, Lucy's mum Stacey White, 31, has laid bare the everlasting impact it has had.
She has recalled how the last conversation she had with her daughter was saying goodbye as she left for work.
Lucy replied: "OK mum, see you when you get back".
Stacey told the Sun Online: "I never could have imagined that would be the very last time I heard Lucy's voice, or saw my beautiful daughter alive."
She added: "As the hours ticked by, I began to worry. I hadn't heard from Lucy, which was unlike her, and when I messaged her friend [who she was supposed to be spending the day with], she said she hadn't seen her."
Stacey frantically began sending messages asking if anyone knew of Lucy's whereabouts before contacting police.
"Every single hour that ticked by was torture. I prayed for Lucy to walk through the door. But there was nothing," the mum added.
Nicholson claimed he hadn't seen Lucy since the previous week and messaged Stacey: "I hope they find her safe. Police are good at their job and they will find her soon, keep your chin up and stay positive."
Shortly afterwards, Lucy's body was discovered.
"I felt my blood turn to ice inside my veins," said Stacey.
"The room began to spin, and I had the sudden urge to vomit. I dashed from the room, feeling like my whole world was about to implode. I couldn’t breathe."
Stacey's "world came tumbling down" and her heart "almost stopped" when she discovered Nicholson - the man who they had invited into the family home - had been arrested over Lucy's death.
Nicholson had been taken in by Stacey and her partner Richard Elmes in the spring of 2017.
Having moved out of Lucy's home days before the killing, he launched the 'controlled and repetitive' attack to silence the teen, who incorrectly told him she was pregnant.
Jurors heard excerpts from Lucy's diary entries and notes dating back to May 2017 in which she wrote that Nicholson took her virginity and described his penis piercing.
In one note titled 'abuse', Lucy wrote that he would 'make me... rape me anyway', before detailing how she was forced to lock herself in the bathroom to avoid sex.
Other entries described how Nicholson choked her during sex.
He denied killing Lucy - but a jury saw through his web of lies.


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CS140 -- Final Exam: Grading
May 10, 1999
Jim Plank
Directory: ~plank/cs140/Tests/1999-Spring/final
This file:
http://www.cs.utk.edu/~plank/plank/classes/cs140/Tests/1999-Spring/final/grading.html
Question 1:
.5 points each for a, d, e and f. 0.5 points
each for b and c if you left them blank.
Question 2:
1.5 points each for a and e. 0.5 points off for
each other answer.
Question 3:
3 points for c. One point off if you put anything
else down. An additional 0.5 points were taken off for each of
a, d and e.
Question 4:
3 points for answering 3. 1 point for answering 2.
Question 5:
4 points for getting the right answer. 2 points if you had a valid
binary search tree with 64 at the root (and all the right elements).
1 point if you simply had a valid binary search tree with all the
right elements. Zero otherwise.
Questions 6 and 7
4 points for getting the right answer. 2 points if you had a valid
AVL tree with all the right elements.
1 point if you simply had a valid binary search tree with all the
right elements. Zero otherwise.
Question 8:
3 points for c. One point off for each other answer.
Question 9:
2 points for b. 1 point for c. Minus one for each
other answer.
Question 10:
2 points for d. 0.5 points each for c and b.
Minus one for each
other answer.
Question 11:
1 point each for a, e and f. A third of a point
each for b, d, and d.
Question 12:
2 points for b. One point off for each other answer.
Question 13:
1 point each for a, e and f.
One point off for each other answer.
Question 14:
This is 20 points total, divided into 8 points for
structure, and 12 points for code. The structure
points:
- Allocating storage for the new node: 2 points
- Initializing the new node: 2 points
- Finding where the node goes: 2 points
- Inserting it in the right place: 2 points
The code points:
- Allocating storage for the new node: 1 point
- Initializing the new node: 1 point
- Finding where the node goes: 1 point
- Inserting it in the right place: 1 point
- Calling malloc correctly and in all cases: 1 point
- Setting the key properly: 1 point
- Setting the val properly: 1 point
- Setting left and right to NULL: 1 point
- Doing the initialization in all cases (left/right/root): 1 point
- Dealing correctly with an empty tree: 1 point
- Finding the parent node correctly: 2 point
- Becoming the left child correctly: 1 point
- Becoming the right child correctly: 1 point
- Calling strcmp correctly: 1 point
- General stuff: 1 point
Question 15:
4 points for b, 2 for d.
Question 16:
3 points for p.
Question 17:
3 points for q, 1 for b.
Question 18:
3 points for n, 1 for i or p.
Question 19:
3 points for i, 1 for q.


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re: Exit iPhoto/iTunes when Fast User Switching
This is a great tip, but I am unable to make it work. I've followed the instructions exactly, including the bit about making my user the only one with write permission, but it seems that WinSwitch is not executing the script when I switch users. If I double-click the alias in the Switch-Out Items folder it works as expected (shutting down both iPhoto and iTunes if they are running) but when I use WinSwitch to switch to another user and then back, iPhoto is still running. Any suggestions as to what I may have overlooked? Is there a WinSwitch log I can check to find out if the WinSwitch program is being denied access to the "Quit iPhoto and iTunes" application?
Thanks for any suggestions, and Happy Holidays.
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public interface Chunk
The Chunk
interface specifies a slice of a character
sequence, a chunk type and a chunk score. It is important to keep
in mind that a chunk only stores character offsets into a character
sequence, not the character sequence itself. A chunk is almost
always associated with a Chunking
consisting of a character
sequence and set of chunks over that sequence.
Equality for chunks is defined by the equality of the chunk's
components (see the method documentation of equals(Object)
for details). Hash codes are defined to be consistent with
equality (see the method documentation of hashCode()
for
details).
Chunks may be constructed using static methods in the ChunkFactory
class or they may be implemented directly.
The chunk interface extends the Scored
interface, so
chunks may be ordered by the ScoredObject.comparator()
and ScoredObject.reverseComparator()
comparators.
Note that these comparators are not consistent with equality, but
may be used for sorting chunks in score order in arrays.
Chunks may be ordered by their offsets using TEXT_ORDER_COMPARATOR
. Ordering the chunks of a given chunking
using this comparator produces an ordering based on first
appearance (and length in the case of ties). An alternative
ordering is LONGEST_MATCH_ORDER_COMPARATOR
.
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
static Comparator<Chunk> |
LONGEST_MATCH_ORDER_COMPARATOR
Compares two chunks based on their text position. |
static Comparator<Chunk> |
TEXT_ORDER_COMPARATOR
Compares two chunks based on their text position. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
int |
end()
Returns the index of one past the last character in this chunk. |
boolean |
equals(Object that)
Returns true if the specified object is a chunk
that is equal to this chunk. |
int |
hashCode()
Returns this chunk's hash code. |
double |
score()
Returns the score of this chunk. |
int |
start()
Returns the index of the first character in this chunk. |
String |
type()
Returns the type of this chunk. |
| Field Detail |
|---|
static final Comparator<Chunk> TEXT_ORDER_COMPARATOR
equals(Object)
, but may be used for
sorting using Arrays.sort(Object[],Comparator)
.
static final Comparator<Chunk> LONGEST_MATCH_ORDER_COMPARATOR
This comparator is not compatible with equals(Object)
, but may be used for sorting using Arrays.sort(Object[],Comparator)
.
| Method Detail |
|---|
int start()
int end()
String type()
double score()
score
in interface Scored
boolean equals(Object that)
true
if the specified object is a chunk
that is equal to this chunk. Another chunk is equal to this
one if they have the same start, end, type and score.
equals
in class Object
that
- Object to compare to this chunk.
true
if the specified object is equal to
this chunk.int hashCode()
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Contributing¶
This is a default contributing guide, auto-generated by unb-cli template
.
If this is a UNB Services package, the instructions below are probably mostly accurate. If not, contact the project maintainer to verify before assuming anything below is correct (and let them know they should update their docs).
How/Where to get the project¶
Django HAL is hosted at https://github.com/unbservices/django-hal.
You can clone the repo with the following command.
git clone git@github.com:unbservices/django-hal.git
How to setup a development environment¶
How to run/use the project from the development environment¶
Install locally with:
unb pip install-local
How to run the tests¶
Run the full test suite and linters with:
unb test
Run only the linter with:
unb lint
Run only the tests with:
unb tests
See the unb-cli
documentation for more options/information.
How to submit a patch¶
- Before you begin development work, create a new branch off master.
git checkout master
git checkout -b my-descriptive-branch-name
- Make changes and commit as you normally would.
- Push your branch upstream.
git push --set-upstream origin my-descriptive-branch-name
Submit a pull request / review
Review early, review often.
When you’ve reached a state where you’re ready to share your code, create a pull request. See the documentation at github.com for more information.
Ideally you should create a pull request as soon as you have a reasonably coherent implementation. Sometimes it’s helpful to open a pull request when all you have is a psudo-code description of the problem and implementation.
Pull requests, despite the name, shouldn’t be seen as a request for a maintainer to merge a final, completed patch, but as the beginning of a conversation about a change (and possibly the concerns leading up to that change).
Smaller patches are generally better, however, patches which are too small are just as hard to reason about as patches which are too big. The “right size” of a patch is highly variable. As a general rule-of-thumb, if your patch addresses one issue, it is probably the right size (regardless of the number of lines of code).
Patches should, ideally, be well documented (in the project’s style), and contain adequate tests to test any public interface changes or additions.
Acceptance or Rejection
If your patch is accepted it will be merged by a project maintainer. After the merge, you are free to delete your branch.
Sometimes patches are rejected outright. Some possible reasons: the patch may go against the project’s goals, an alternative implementation may have been decided on, or the patch author may not be willing to meet the submission guidelines of the project. We welcome your contributions, but they must contribute to, not detract from, the project’s goals.
In either case, you are now free to delete your branch.
git branch -D my-descriptive-branch-name
Release
Although your contribution was accepted, and merged, that does not guarantee that it will be immediately released. Some patches, like security patches and backwards-compatible critical bug fixes, may be released immediately. Most patches however, will be scheduled for an upcoming release.
Depending on when your patch landed in the release cycle, your patch may be included in the next or a subsequent release.
If your patch contains breaking changes, it will most likely be delayed until the next major release. That may be a few hours or a few months, depending on the project.
For Maintainers¶
How to merge patches¶
After a patch has been through review...
- Merge master into the branch and resolve any merge conflicts.
git checkout branch-name-to-be-merged
git merge master
- Test the patch by running the test suite and using the package.
unb test
- If that process has taken a long time, go to step 1.
- Merge the patch into master with a squash merge.  If you’re reading this, the maintainers haven’t updated it! Please contact them directly to learn more (and gently remind them to update this).
Run the entire test suite and run the project itself (whatever that means). If there are any quality concerns, address them before proceeding. From this point on, we’ll assume that this is the code you intend to release (this generic process does not include a staging step).
- Build the distribution:
unb pip build
Install the package locally and test that it works!
If necessary, go back to development and patch any problems, then restart from step 1.
unb pip install-local
- Bump the version:
unb version bump
- Add an appropriate entry to
/CHANGELOG
. - Commit the version bump and the changelog additions.
- Create a tag for this release:
git tag -am "vX.X.X"
- Push your version bump commit and tag.
git push --follow-tags
- Upload the package to the package repository. For PyPI, you can upload to the “test” repository (provided it is configured in your ~/pypirc correctly) with:
unb pip upload {version} pypitest
Test the distribution.
Visit the package page on PyPI test and verify the readme looks correct. Install the package from PyPI test and verify that it works. You may want to setup a separate test project and virtual environment for this. If the package does not work, repeat from step 1.
Upload the package to the real PyPI repository with:
unb pip upload {version} pypi
- Test the distribution.
Visit the package page on PyPI and verify the readme looks correct. Install the package from PyPI and verify that it works. You may want to setup a separate test project and virtual environment for this. If the package does not work, repeat from step 1.
pip install django-hal
For reference, your ~/.pypirc
file should look something like this:
[distutils]
index-servers=
pypitest
pypi
[pypitest]
repository = https://testpypi.python.org/pypi
username = myusername
[pypi]
repository = https://pypi.python.org/pypi
username = myusername
Docs for the Docs¶
Prose¶
Some documentation is better kept separate from the code. For example, project setup/build/distribution instructions, tutorials, contributing guides, etc.
For this type of documentation we have the RST files in the /docs
directory.
Docstrings¶
Code should be documented inline with docstrings. Docstrings should follow the formatting conventions in PEP 257 and either the NumPy or the Google styles.
Docstrings should contain examples! Those examples should be doctested!
DocTests¶
Examples in docstrings or in prose should be done in doctest form. Doctests ensure that example code in documentation does not break from changes to the code. Failing doctests should be considered as serious as failing tests.
Doctests are not a substitute for testing! They are only meant to ensure that example code works and will continue to work.
There are a few different styles of doctests to choose from. Using the
doctest
directive is good for simple, self-contained examples that read
clearly in an interpreter prompt.
.. doctest::
>>> 2 + 2
4
The testcode
directive is better for declaritive or complex examples.
.. testcode::
def hello(name='Nick'):
return "Hello %s." % name
.. testcode::
:hide:
print hello()
print hello('Fred')
.. testoutput::
:hide:
Hello Nick.
Hello Fred.
Both examples may be used with testsetup
and testcleanup
directives
(see the docs for more examples).
When choosing between the two, you have to think about the documentation consumer. When writing prose documentation (like this), it will almost exclusively be consumed in rendered form (browser, pdf, epub, etc.), so the RST representation of it doesn’t matter as much.
However, when writing examples in docstrings it will be just as likely that the consumer will be viewing the RST as the rendered output. Therefore it’s important to keep the RST for docstring examples simple, clean and compact.
One particularly clean method is to combine the approaches above. For
example, if you wanted to show the definition of the hello
function, but
didn’t want to show how to call it in the rendered output, you could write it
like this:
.. testcode::
def hello(name='Nick'):
return "Hello %s." % name
.. doctest::
:hide:
>>> print hello()
Hello Nick.
>>> print hello('Fred')
Hello Fred.
Building¶
Documentation is managed by Sphinx. See “How to setup a development environment” for installation instructions.
Execute the following command from anywhere in the project directory:
unb docs build
You can then open /docs/.build/html/index.html
in your browser to view the
rendered docs.
Distributing¶
If documentation is hosted on ReadTheDocs it should be built automatically when a commit is pushed to master at https://github.com/unbservices/django-hal. (This has to be manually setup).


Mesibo platform allows to collect information from across your App and API usage and monitor in real-time. The main advantage is to monitor real-time where improvements are needed and the usages of messages, voice and video calls.
Mesibo messages and calls are end-to-end encrypted. You can even add your own encryption and key exchange mechanism, e.g., Double Ratchet Algorithm.
Download entire Mesibo platform and run it from your own data-center or private cloud for ultimate control over your user data & privacy. All messages and calls route through your own data-center.
Mesibo's carrier-grade platform supports millions of simultaneous connections at low latency and high reliability. You can scale your apps to millions of users from the day one.


Brett D.
9/1/14
This area is awesome. It has many trail heads and lots of parking. I went on a Friday morning, I only ran into maybe 7 people on my 10 mile journey. I started in the grass meadows, and it's a very easy hike. I then ventured up to the old dam and it was still very easy. There was a ton of wildlife to look at. From there I cut back across the grass meadows and followed highway 52 up to the peak (1200"). This part of the trail I would consider moderate to hard. The view from the top was beautiful, I could see all the way to the coast. If you make it to the highest peak there is a cool treasure chest up there. I won't ruin it and tell you exactly what it is. In closing, this area has many trails to chose from and is a great place to test yourself. Easily one of my favorites.
Martin F.
9/1/14
A very nice beginner's trail. It loops through relatively flat terrain with low rolling hills. The trail is in very good condition and there is plenty of wildlife in the grasslands habitat. We split off from the loop trail and went up Spring Canyon then back.


Hello everyone! My name is Allison Fain and I am a Girl Scout in troop 3006. For my Gold Award (the highest honor for a Girl Scout), I have decided to create 2 lending libraries that will go in Ocee Park. These will help serve the community from allowing mothers a break with a book while their child practices a sport, quieting siblings during a game or practice, and allowing walkers and elderly visitors a nice time in the park. These libraries will be filled with all sorts of genres and hope to serve a wide range of people. The rules are simple: if you take a book, you must substitute a book of your own. This will allow the library to remain full and the books to change, giving a unique experience each time (of course I factored in basic human error and will have extra books given to the faculty of Ocee Park).
In this day and age, being literate is a prerequisite for any job, evidenced by the 99.8% literacy rate from 2015 (knoema.com) compared to the world literacy rate of 86% (World Bank). For homeless people, they have been failed by the United States government and library system. The public libraries in the area of North Fulton, as well as across the United States, require that you have an address in order to have access to check out the books (afphs.org). This puts homeless people at a disadvantage and makes it incredibly hard for them to exercise their minds and enrich their vocabularies, thus making it harder to obtain a job and end the cycle of poverty. My lending libraries will combat this problem by providing a free library and making it available to anyone, as long as they replace it with a book or bring a book back. By making a network of libraries, the books can be intermixed and changed between the locations. My target audience is anyone who uses the parks that I establish the libraries in, but with an emphasis on homeless people who cannot access libraries because they do not have an address. With the addition of the lending library network, such individuals will have the opportunity to read books, previously unavailable to them, which can broaden their vocabulary (which can prove useful in a job interview).


Welcome to College Based Social Network!
College Based Social Network provides the students of college to form a social networking platform among themselves, enabling them to connect with their seniors and juniors for sharing of information and resources. College Based Social Network is helpful to remove communication gap between seniors and juniors
Its goal is to make a communication bridge between seniors and juniors .It provides user features to follow the students, send message to others.


Email Address<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Telephone number:<PHONE_NUMBER>043 Dear friend, I wish to begin by way of introduction. I am William Mabaye the first and only surviving son of late Tutu Mabaye one of the foremost and rich black farmers in Zimbabwe recently murdered in the land dispute in my country. Before the death of my father, he had taken me to Johannesburg-South Africa, to deposit the sum of US$25 million (Tweenty Five Million United States Dollars) in one of the private security companies, as family valuables, when he realized the looming danger in Zimbabwe. This amount was meant for the purchase of new machineries and chemicals for the farms and also for the establishment of new farms in Swaziland. This land dispute started when President Robert Mugabe introduced a new land reform, which was particularly targeted at the rich white farmers and a few black farmers (my father included). This resulted in the gruesome killing of rich farmers (mainly whites) and the unlawful possession of their properties by Mugabe?s war veterans, under the disguise of fighting for the interest of the country. It is against this background that I fled the country with my family, to the Netherlands where we are currently seeking asylum. I have decided to seek foreign assistance, as the Netherlands law prohibits asylum seekers from operating bank accounts or involve in financial transaction of any kind, hence this letter to you. All I need is your trustworthiness to be able to entrust the above said amount and help me with investment opportunities. My family?s survival depends on this money as we have virtually lost all our assets. There are two options, firstly, you can choose to accept 25% of the total amount for your assistance or go into partnership for the proper investment of the money in your country. We shall discuss in detail the modalities involved when you reply providing me with your telephone & fax numbers. I await your reply through the above email ,while I implore you to maintain the absolute secrecy required to ensure a safe and hitch free transaction.I shall furnish you with more details on request. Yours truly William Mabaye


When your application runs slow, throw some caches in. Well, at least it’s the easiest way to speed up things. What does a cache do? Say you have a function that takes some time to complete but the results would still be good enough if they were 5 minutes old. So then the idea is that you actually put the result of that calculation into a cache for some time.
Flask itself does not provide caching for you, but Werkzeug, one of the libraries it is based on, has some very basic cache support. It supports multiple cache backends, normally you want to use a memcached server.
You create a cache object once and keep it around, similar to how Flask objects are created. If you are using the development server you can create a SimpleCache object, that one is a simple cache that keeps the item stored in the memory of the Python interpreter:
from werkzeug.contrib.cache import SimpleCache
cache = SimpleCache()
If you want to use memcached, make sure to have one of the memcache modules supported (you get them from PyPI) and a memcached server running somewhere. This is how you connect to such an memcached server then:
from werkzeug.contrib.cache import MemcachedCache
cache = MemcachedCache(['<IP_ADDRESS>:11211'])
If you are using App Engine, you can connect to the App Engine memcache server easily:
from werkzeug.contrib.cache import GAEMemcachedCache
cache = GAEMemcachedCache()
Now how can one use such a cache? There are two very important operations: get() and set(). This is how to use them:
To get an item from the cache call get() with a string as key name. If something is in the cache, it is returned. Otherwise that function will return None:
rv = cache.get('my-item')
To add items to the cache, use the set() method instead. The first argument is the key and the second the value that should be set. Also a timeout can be provided after which the cache will automatically remove item.
Here a full example how this looks like normally:
def get_my_item():
rv = cache.get('my-item')
if rv is None:
rv = calculate_value()
cache.set('my-item', rv, timeout=5 * 60)
return rv


Debugging HPX applications¶
Using a debugger with HPX applications¶
Using a debugger such as gdb
with HPX applications is no problem. However,
there are some things to keep in mind to make the experience somewhat more
productive.
Call stacks in HPX can often be quite unwieldy as the library is heavily
templated and the call stacks can be very deep. For this reason it is sometimes
a good idea compile HPX in RelWithDebInfo
mode which applies some
optimizations but keeps debugging symbols. This can often compress call stacks
significantly. On the other hand, stepping through the code can also be more
difficult because of statements being reordered and variables being optimized
away. Also note that because HPX implements user-space threads and context
switching, call stacks may not always be complete in a debugger.
HPX launches not only worker threads but also a few helper threads. The first thread is the main thread which typically does no work in an HPX application, except at startup and shutdown. If using the default settings, HPX will spawn six additional threads (used for service thread pools). The first worker thread is usually the eighth thread, and most user code will be run on these worker threads. The last thread is a helper thread used for HPX shutdown.
Finally, since HPX is a multi-threaded runtime, the following gdb
options
can be helpful:
set pagination off
set non-stop on
Non-stop mode allows you to have a single thread stop on a breakpoint without stopping all other threads as well.
Using sanitizers with HPX applications¶
Warning
Not all parts of HPX are sanitizer-clean. This means that you may end up with false positives from HPX itself when using sanitizers for your application.
To use sanitizers with HPX you should turn on HPX_WITH_SANITIZERS
and turn
off HPX_WITH_STACK_OVERFLOW_DETECTION
during CMake configuration. It’s
recommended to also build Boost with the same sanitizers that you will be
using for HPX. The appropriate sanitizers can then be enabled using CMake by
appending -fsanitize=address -fno-omit-frame-pointer
to CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS
and -fsanitize=address
to CMAKE_EXE_LINKER_FLAGS
. Replace address
with the sanitizer that you want to use.


This is a simple hero unit, a simple jumbotron-style component for calling extra attention to featured content or information.
It uses utility classes for typography and spacing to space content out within the larger container.
Learn moreIt's been 35 years since Ghostbusters answered the question, "Who you gonna call?" when the sci-fi comedy hit theaters on June 8, 1984.
The movie follows three former parapsychology professors and a retired Marine who create a unique business to remove ghosts for their clients. Bill Murray starred as the group's leader Peter Venkman, while Dan Aykroyd portrayed Ray Stantz, Harold Ramis starred as Egon Spengler and Ernie Hudson played Winston Zeddemore.
The franchise has remained relevant over the years and has inspired a number of related projects, including the 2016 female-fronted reboot, which starred Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon and Leslie Jones. That film, which was directed by Paul Feig, received intense online backlash from fans of the original films who didn't want to see Ghostbusters remade with female characters.
  Burgdoggen buffalo swine prosciutto beef. Chuck pork loin ribeye ham, biltong jowl kielbasa landjaeger meatball spare ribs filet mignon.
When you see the happy hordes at Comic-Con, the parade of fanboys and fangirls dressed as Vulcans and superheroes and warrior princesses and Hobbits and zombies, it’s easy, at first, to think that what’s going on is all too quaint, fun, whimsical, and childlike. Yes, it’s very much all of those things. It fills in who they are.
Here’s a line you’ll either recognize or you won’t: “This is one time where television really fails to capture the true excitement of a large squirrel predicting the weather.” If you don’t recognize this little gem, you’ve either never seen Groundhog Day or you’re not a fan of what is, in my opinion, one of the best films of the last 40 years.
This film stars Scarlett Johansson and Bill Murray as two strangers turned unlikely companions. Their relationship blurs the line between friendship and romance—which is why the last scene, when Murray's character spots Johansson's in a crowd, gets out of his car and whispers some unknowable farewell in her ear, has been such fertile territory for speculation over the years.
“Who wouldn’t want to work at the Grand Budapest?” exclaims the budding young lobby boy in director Wes Anderson’s latest cinematic treat “The Grand Budapest Hotel.” That’s a question we’ve all been asking ourselves ever since the film’s first trailer went viral months ago and delighted Wes Anderson fans all over the world.


To serve a custom html file, the html-webpack-plugin needs some details.
The config file should look something like...
const HtmlWPPlugin = require('html-webpack-plugin');
module.exports = {
plugins: [
new HtmlWPPlugin({
template: "./src/index.html"
})
]
};
According to the html-webpack-plugin docs...
template
gives this plugin the path to the template. Our template, our bespoke index.html file, will sit be located at ./src/index.html
Make one && store it in the src directory.
Open A terminal if one is not open. cd into the project directory if the terminal is not already. Run...
npm start
Here, our hand-written index file is now served.


Mood
: mood
Mood is a feature that expresses modality and subclassifies finite verb forms. It allows for a speaker to express their attitude towards what they are saying.
Cnd
: conditional mood
The conditional mood is used to express actions that are hypothetical. In Irish, the conditional is expressed in two different verb endings; these endings begin with the suffix -f- or -ó-. In all but the 3rd person singular and the 2nd person plural, the verb endings are synthetic and do not require a subject pronoun. Conditional clauses are often introduced using go or dá.
Examples
- Ólfadh sé “He would drink”
- Dá bhfeicfeá “If you saw”
- …go bhfeicfeadh sé “…that he would see”
Imp
: imperative mood
The imperative mood is used to give a command, express advice, or make a request.
Examples
- Ná habair liom “Don’t tell me”
- Bígí ar ais anseo “Be back here”
- Clúdaigh an bia “Cover the food”
Ind
: indicative mood
The indicative mood can be considered the default form of a verb. A verb in the indicative indicates something that has happened, is happening or will happen.
Examples
- Deirim “I say”
- Thug sé “He gave”
- Caithfidh mé “I will have to”
Int
: interrogative mood
The interrogative mood is marked on copular question forms (nár, nach, ar, arbh, narbh etc)
Examples
- An fíor é “Is it true?”
- Nach in aghaidh easa atá sé ag snámh? “Isn’t he swimming against the tide/ fighting a losing battle?”
- Arbh é Seán a bhí ann? “Was it Sean who was there?”
Sub
: subjunctive mood
In Irish, the subjunctive mood is used to express a wish or an uncertainty. It is normally formed with the particle go (positive) or nár (negative) followed by the verb in the subjunctive form. Sula ‘before’ is sometimes also used. The subjunctive is not widely used in Irish.
 That you would have good)”
Mood in other languages: [akk] [arr] [bej] [bg] [bm] [cs] [cy] [el] [eme] [en] [ess] [et] [fi] [fr] [ga] [gd] [gn] [gub] [hbo] [hu] [hy] [it] [jaa] [ky] [mdf] [myv] [pcm] [qpm] [qtd] [quc] [ru] [say] [sl] [sv] [tpn] [tr] [tt] [u] [ug] [uk] [urb] [urj]


Dietary planning involves quantitative and qualitative considerations.Do you know, dietary planning differ across the lifespan? Nutritions through the life cycle from childhood to the elderly years remain critical throughout a person's life and influence overall health and wellness.
Superfoods are foods — mostly plant-based but also some fish and dairy — thought to be nutritionally dense and thus good for one's health.Consuming foods that are packed with nutrients (as many so-called superfoods are) is certainly a good idea. Mind that the key to a healthy diet is to consume a variety of nutritious foods in the right quantities.
 Don't expect to meet your weight-loss goal in just a few weeks. It's not healthy to lose weight rapidly, and it will be back before you know it.
Calories are essential for human health. The key is consuming the right amount. Everyone requires different amounts of energy each day, depending on age, sex, size, and activity level.What are actually the meaning of calories?
When we talk about exercise, we nearly always refer to physical exercise. Exercise is the physical exertion of the body - making the body do a physical activity which results in a level of physical fitness and mental health. In other words, exercise aims to maintain or enhance our physical fitness and general health.
The modern diet is the main reason why people all over the world are fatter and sicker than ever before. Everywhere modern processed foods go, chronic diseases like obesity, type 2 diabetes and heart disease soon follow.Of course, there are many things that can contribute to these health problems, but changes in the diet are the most important factor.


Note 1: this Demo will appear differently on webkit-based (for example: Safari) and other browsers because webkit engines have difficulty understanding font strings that include a bold keyword. To achieve boldness in these browsers, use a font face that already has boldness applied to it.
Note 2: known Firefox issue - demo render speeds will severely degrade when applying shadows (in particular: shadowBlur) to canvas text. See the following Bugzilla issues 527386 Canvas text functions are too slow (opened in 2009) and 1579513 Drawing text in Canvas 2D is slow (opened in 2019).
Touch test: should work as expected - though flicking a text may lead to it moving beyond the canvas border and out of sight!


LITTLE ODESSA A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1995 Christopher Null
LITTLE ODESSA refers to an old Russian Jewish neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York, along the lines of Little Italy or Chinatown. There, everyone speaks Russian, wanders through bleak snow-covered streets, drinks vodka, wears heavy wool coats ... and most carry guns. This is the age of the "organizatsya," the Russian mafia, for whom Joshua (Tim Roth) is employed as a hit man.
Joshua, a long-time Little Odessa expatriate, is called back to the neighborhood to perform a hit on a big shot resident. When he arrives, he encounters his worshipful brother Reuben (Edward Furlong), former lover Alla (Moira Kelly), hateful father Arkady (Maximilian Schell), and dying mother Irina (Vanessa Redgrave). Together, the cast creates a highly dysfunctional family the likes of which you've probably never seen before.
As Joshua closes in on his target, relations with his father become more and more strained, as Joshua tries to return home to visit his mother before she dies. While Reuben and Alla grow closer to Joshua, so do the thugs who are out to avenge the man Joshua has murdered. Ultimately, the film culminates in a tragic shoot-out that Quentin Tarantino could have scripted.
Tarantino is not the man behind this film, however. LITTLE ODESSA is the surprising first feature of James Gray, who wrote and directed it. Gray is obviously good at scripting action sequences like the finale, but when it comes to old-fashioned storytelling, he still hasn't arrived. The film's opening and long expository sequences set the tone well, but many scenes don't serve any real purpose, dragging the narrative out instead of moving the picture forward. A huge problem for me was that a number of characters look, dress, and sound the same, making it often impossible to figure out what's going on and who's involved.
Thankfully, most of this remedies itself by the end. The multi-layered story ties up neatly, and the net result is a generally satisfying yet heartbreaking finale. However, the acting is what makes LITTLE ODESSA watchable. Roth is perfect as the dark and disturbed hitman who still loves his mother. Redgrave as Mom is truly jaw-dropping: the veteran actress playing a cancer-ridden matriarch with frightening realism. Even Furlong shines, proving he has something left after PET SEMATARY 2.
A more polished script would have carried LITTLE ODESSA a lot farther. The film's intentions were honorable, and the cast and crew obviously genuinely wanted the film to succeed. It unfortunately isn't the masterpiece they were hoping for, but it is enough to make you consider vacation spots other than the real Little Odessa.
RATING: ***
+---------------------------------------+ |* Unquestionably awful | |** Sub-par on many levels | |*** Average quality, hits and misses | |**** Good, memorable film | |***** Perfection |
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Venice devastated by second highest tide in history
VENICE: Venice's mayor called the city a disaster zone on Wednesday (Nov 13) after the second highest tide ever recorded swept through it overnight, flooding its historic basilica and leaving many squares and alleyways deep under water.
A local man from Pellestrina, one of the many islands in the Venetian lagoon, died when he was struck by lightning while using an electric water pump, the fire brigade said.
City officials said the tide peaked at 187cm at 10.50pm on Tuesday, just short of the record 194cm set in 1966.
Night-time footage showed a torrent of water whipped up by high winds raging through the city centre while Luca Zaia, governor of the Veneto region, described a scene of "apocalyptic devastation".
Mayor Luigi Brugnaro said the situation was dramatic. "We ask the government to help us. The cost will be high. This is the result of climate change," he said on Twitter.
He said he would declare a disaster zone and ask the government to call a state of emergency, which would allow funds to be freed to address the damage.
Saint Mark's Square was submerged by more than one metre of water, while the adjacent Saint Mark's Basilica was flooded for the sixth time in 1,200 years - but the fourth in the last 20.
A flood barrier was designed in 1984 to protect Venice from the kind of high tides that hit the city on Tuesday, but the multi-billion euro project, known as Mose, has been plagued by corruption scandals and is still not operative.
READ: Italy hit by heavy rains, flooding in Venice
Brugnaro said the basilica had suffered "grave damage", but no details were available on the state of its mainly Byzantine interior, famous for its rich mosaics.
Its administrator said the basilica had aged 20 years in a single day when it was flooded last year.
'ON ITS KNEES'
Some tourists appeared to enjoy the drama, with one man filmed swimming across Saint Mark's Square wearing only shorts on Tuesday evening.
"Venice is on its knees ... the art, the basilica, the shops and the homes, a disaster ... The city is bracing itself for the next high tide," Zaia said on TV.
The luxury Hotel Gritti, a landmark of Venice which looks onto the Lagoon, was also flooded.
On Wednesday morning the tide level fell to 145cm butmark was expected to rise back to 160cm during the day.
READ: Flooding drowns St Mark's priceless mosaics in sewage
Local authorities and the government's civil protection unit will hold a news conference at 1100 GMT.
The overnight surge triggered several fires, including one at the International Gallery of Modern Art Ca' Pesaro, with hundreds of calls to the fire brigade.
Video on social media showed deep water flowing like a river along one of Venice's main thoroughfares. Other footage showed large waves hammering boats moored alongside the Doge's Palace and surging over the stone sidewalks.
"A high tide of 187cm is going to leave an indelible wound," Brugnaro said.
Much of Italy has been pummelled by torrential rains in recent days, with widespread flooding, especially in the southern heel and toe of the country.
In Matera, this year's European Capital of Culture, rain water cascaded through the streets and inundated the city's famous cave-dwelling district.


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| Total | {{ currency.amount("{:.2f}".format(total_one_time / 100)) }} | {{ currency.amount("{:.2f}".format(total_recurring / 100)) }} | {{ currency.amount("{:.2f}".format(total_recurring_ever / 100)) }} |
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Hi, I'm Shad, a Stockholm-based .NET Developer. And welcome to my online resume. This page was created to provide you the ability to navigate my details with ease. A printed and PDF version is also available. This resume and site itself is intended as a POC of my skills in designing and developing a navigatable and intuitive user application. I believe all software (internal or external) should be created with the user first-in-mind, providing sufficient navigation, and should be designed with complexities that requires training as little as possible.
Feedbacks and comments are very welcome. Get in touch.
| Date of Birth: | 2 August 1990 |
| E-mail: |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
Note: An online (better) version of this resume can be viewed at https://shadahm.github.io/resume
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WHAT’S ON: One year on, Marafiki Night Live thrives
by CAROLINE ULIWAIn Summary
- If you’re ever in the city of Dar es Salaam on the first Thursday of the month, be sure to pass by at the Slow Leopard Bar & Restaurant.
My feet followed the pull of a collection of sounds to Marafiki Night Live, held every first Thursday of the month at the Slow Leopard Bar & Restaurant in Dar es Salaam.
It was, however, the second Thursday of November: Marafiki Night Live this month marks one year since its inception so it held two events.
On this night, I met artists like sculptress “Big Mama” (Mwandale Mwanyekwa), afro jazz singer and culture entrepreneur Sauda Simba as well as photographer Calvin Kulaya and fashion designer Dorothy Mhina.
The show is produced by Weka Music Records.
“We put together this gig so as to introduce live authentic Tanzanian music to a wider audience in the city. A lot of the artists featured here aren’t logged onto the mainstream music wagon.
Marafiki Night Live allows them to thrive in their own back yards,” said Isack Abeneko, one of the executives behind the event and a performer this evening.
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Over the past year, Marafiki has hosted several musicians including Jhikoman, Ze Spirit Band, Chi, Chikaya-D, Remi & the Cocodo Band, Hilary More, Wamwiduka Band, Swahili Ally and Leo Mkanyia.
Before Abeneko got on stage, his band serenaded us. Said Makelele was on the trumpet creating an afro-jazz ambience. He is the oldest in the band with experience from as far back as the 1980’s.
Shabo Makota was on the lead guitar with Kikombe Membe on the drumset and Chudo creating rhythm with his djembe cuts. On the base guitar, Balam brought the sound home. Abeneko then came on stage accompanied by his backup singer Upendo Manase.
Speaking of their future plans, Abdallah Membe, part of Marafiki’s production team, said, “We are very encouraged by the support from the music community as well the audience. Given that we’re not supported by any funding save gate collection, we see room for improvement and are looking to do bigger things next year, like visit other regions or even run a festival.”
If you’re ever in the city of Dar es Salaam on the first Thursday of the month, be sure to pass by.


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string x => string
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UK outraged at 'torture' of ex-Hong Kong consulate employee
HONG KONG (Reuters) - British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab on Wednesday condemned China’s treatment of a former employee of Britain’s Hong Kong consulate who told a newspaper Chinese secret police beat him as they sought information about pro-democracy protests in the former British colony.
Simon Cheng, a Hong Kong citizen who worked for the British mission’s business development team when he was detained, told the Wall Street Journal he was questioned repeatedly about the role his interrogators presumed Britain was playing in fomenting anti-government unrest in the city.
Secret police beat him, deprived him of sleep and chained him as they pressed him for information, the Journal said.
“Simon Cheng was a valued member of our team. We were shocked and appalled by the mistreatment he suffered while in Chinese detention, which amounts to torture,” Raab said, according to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
“I summoned the Chinese Ambassador to express our outrage at the brutal and disgraceful treatment of Simon in violation of China’s international obligations. I have made clear we expect the Chinese authorities to investigate and hold those responsible to account.”


The
GenClass
attribute GA_SIGNAL_INTERACTION_COMPLETE is used to indicate that a response trigger completes a single user interaction within the dialog that contains it. Depending on the context (modality, type, hints) of the dialog, the Specific UI may or may not dismiss the dialog box.
For example, the "Yes" trigger (IC_YES) in a GIT_AFFIRMATION dialog might dismiss a dialog if the trigger is also marked GA_SIGNAL_INTERACTION_COMPLETE because the user has given the dialog final information. An "Apply" trigger (IC_APPLY) marked GA_SIGNAL_INTERACTION_COMPLETE might not dismiss its dialog because it might be useful to use the dialog to repeatedly apply different properties. This behavior depends on the Specific UI.
All standard response triggers provided by the Specific UI with the various
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, except for the IC_RESET trigger), have GA_SIGNAL_INTERACTION_COMPLETE set. The IC_RESET trigger normally does not indicate the end of user interaction with the dialog and thus should not dismiss the dialog under any circumstances.
In OSF/Motif, a trigger marked GA_SIGNAL_INTERACTION_COMPLETE will dismiss the dialog containing the trigger if the dialog is not of
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GIT_PROPERTIES or GIT_COMMAND, or if the dialog is modal. A non-modal GIT_PROPERTIES or GIT_COMMAND dialog is not dismissed when its response triggers are activated. If you do wish to dismiss the dialog in such cases, you can mark the dialog box with
HINT_INTERACTION_SINGLE_USAGE
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Similarly,
HINT_INTERACTION_FREQUENT_USAGE
allows a dialog to stay up even if one of its GA_SIGNAL_INTERACTION_COMPLETE triggers would normally bring it down. In most cases, however, it is advisable to remove the GA_SIGNAL_INTERACTION_COMPLETE attribute on whichever triggers should not dismiss the Interaction. This is preferred over adding
HINT_INTERACTION_FREQUENT_USAGE
because the Specific UI may ignore the hint, but it cannot ignore the state of its GA_SIGNAL_INTERACTION_COMPLETE bit.
When using
HINT_INTERACTION_FREQUENT_USAGE
, you should ensure that the dialog is dismissed. In most cases, this can be done by sending
MSG_GEN_GUP_INTERACTION_COMMAND
with IC_DISMISS to the Interaction. This can be done in an action handler for a response trigger.


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Kylin Docs
What should I use Kylin for?
If you want to do multi-dimension analysis on large data sets (billion+ rows) with low query latency (sub-seconds), Kylin is a good option. Kylin also provides good integration with existing BI tools (e.g Tableau).
Why existing SQL-on-Hadoop solutions fall short?
The existing SQL-on-Hadoop needs to scan partial or whole data set to answer a user query. Due to large data scan, many queries are very slow (minute+ latency).
What is MOLAP/ROLAP?
MOLAP (Multi-dimensional OLAP) is to pre-compute data along different dimensions of interest and store resultant values in the cube. MOLAP is much faster but is inflexible. ROLAP (Relational-OLAP) is to use star or snow-flake schema to do runtime aggregation. ROLAP is flexible but much slower.
How does Kylin support ROLAP/MOLAP?
Kylin builds data cube (MOLAP) from hive table (ROLAP) according to the metadata definition. If the query can be fulfilled by data cube, Kylin will route the query to data cube that is MOLAP. If the query can’t be fulfilled by data cube, Kylin will route the query to hive table that is ROLAP. Basically, you can think Kylin as HOLAP on top of MOLAP and ROLAP.
What does a Kylin query look like?
Kylin supports join, projection, filter, aggregation, groups and sub-query. For example:
select test_cal_dt.week_beg_dt, test_category.lv1_categ, test_category.lv2_categ, test_kylin_fact.format_name, test_sites.site_name, sum(test_kylin_fact.price) as total_price, count(*) as total_count from test_kylin_fact left join test_cal_dt on test_kylin_fact.cal_dt = test_cal_dt.cal_dt left join test_category on test_kylin_fact.leaf_categ_id = test_category.leaf_categ_id and test_kylin_fact.site_id = test_category.site_id left join test_sites on test_kylin_fact.site_id = test_sites.site_id where test_kylin_fact.seller_id = 123456 or test_kylin_fact.format_name = 'New' group by test_cal_dt.week_beg_dt, test_category.lv1_categ, test_category.lv2_categ, test_kylin_fact.format_name, test_sites.site_name
What Hadoop components does it work with?
Kylin depends on HDFS, MapReduce, Hive and HBase. Hive and MapReduce is used for cube building. Hive is used for pre-join and MapReduce is used for pre-aggregation. HDFS is used to store intermediated files during cube building. HBase is used to store data cube and answer the query. HBase coprocessor is also used for query processing.