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title: Linux is Winning - Why You Should Care
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Linux is dominant in most areas, from servers to mobile phone. More important than the business of Linux is the philosophy of sharing that it is based on.
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For the last twenty years, my wife and I have rode the highs and lows of the open source movement. Despite the massive
impact open source businesses have had on our lives, my wife, like most people, has little interest in the philosophy
and business dynamics of open source. Over the last two decades of listening to my ramblings, she appreciates
that open source has something to do with the philosophy of sharing and doing the right thing, regardless of the
rewards.
As we drank coffee after breakfast, I made several points to her:
- Linux has absolutely succeeded in the last 15 years since my wife and I owned over a million shares of
Turbolinux stock. Though we never made money from that business venture, the main part of our journey was a
religious belief that Linux would one day be bigger than Microsoft Windows.
- Open source businesses are now hugely successful, with a proliferation of business models.
She politely listened to me and made no comment. She understands that the most popular Linux
distribution is Google Android, an OS that has more market share than iOS and is rapidly eroding the PC market.
I'm not sure she knew that her Kindle was a Linux computer. She definitely didn't know that on the Amazon Best
Sellers list of laptops, the top two laptops are Linux laptops, the Samsung Chromebook 11.6 inch for $165 and the HP
Chromebook 11 for $279. Of the top six laptops on the Amazon Best Sellers list, four of the laptops are
Linux.
My wife and I started down the Linux path in 1994 with Slackware and floppy disks. Although she
didn't use Linux herself, her apartment in Tokyo quickly became filled with computer parts and systems in various
working states. Since that time, Linux has grown to absolutely dominate server operating systems. There's
no question that Linux dominates the HPC market and is the primary OS of the Internet, used by companies like Google,
Amazon and Facebook for their infrastructure.
Linux won on the servers, is winning on mobile phones and shows
new life on low-end laptops. So what?
Why is it important for Linux to win?
Open source is filled
with characters like Linus Torvalds and Richard Stallman that have a belief that sharing is a good thing. Many
open source people believe so strongly in this philosophy that they'll pursue careers that aren't particularly
lucrative in order to do what they believe is right.
We're at an exciting time in open source business
models. Restrictive licenses like the GPL that force sharing are losing in popularity to more open licenses like
the Apache license that encourage businesses to create proprietary extensions to an open core. Although I'm a
bit concerned by this trend, I haven't taken a position on it yet.
As the coffee chat with my wife wound
down, I explained five open source business models to her:
- Everything open. Sell support and services for licensed software only. This is what Red Hat pursued.
They are now valued at over eight billion dollars and have more than one billion dollars in sales.
- Open core with closed extensions. Sell support for licensed software with proprietary extensions that
provide improved functionality for businesses. This is what Turbolinux, the company I helped to build,
pursued. We failed. Other companies like Cloudera are successful with it.
- Hardware. This one took a bit of a twist. Many companies sell Linux hardware. Samsung
sells Galaxy Android phones and tablets. Amazon sells Kindles. Acer, Asus, and LG all sell Linux
devices. The twist is that the development of the OS for hardware sales did not follow the model pioneered
by VA Linux. Instead, Google, an advertising company, led the development of the Android and ChromeOS
distributions.
- Advertising. In an indirect way Google creates Android and ChromeOS to sell more ads. It's not an
obvious move like Ubuntu did with Ubuntu 12.10. It's also something that we discussed at Turbolinux but
could never figure out how to to do properly. After seeing what happened to Ubuntu, I don't think we could
have pulled it off. Google is an expert at selling advertisements and their strategy is highly successful.
- Free cloud service. Twitter, Google, and Facebook could not exist without Linux. In many ways,
Twitter and Facebook are open source Linux companies. Although Google is a more obvious Linux company
because it develops and distributes Android and ChromeOS, all these types of companies need Linux in order to
offer their services. Twitter issued this statement about Linux, "Linux and its ability to be heavily
tweaked are fundamental to our technology infrastructure."
My wife didn't get too excited by all of this. After all, it was never about the money. I think she
believes in the philosophy of sharing, not like Stallman or Torvalds, but in a general "sharing is good" way that
everyone feels.
It's in vogue now to talk about how to make money from open source. The Twitter IPO
has everyone dreaming of millions. The media is focusing in on fame and fortune.
Now is the time to
promote discussions about the basics again. Let's join together to answer the interesting questions about open
source. How can open source benefit society the most? What is the "right thing to do," not just for your
own pocket, but for the next generation of people inhabiting our shared planet? I know these are
touchy-feeling things, but I also think that the topic of how best to share is much more interesting to discuss than
the topic of how to make money.
Sharing is the past of open source and the future.


Workshops
NTI Introduction
December 18, 2018
The Golden Rule. A Fine Way To Approach Accessibility
Pick up a book. A magazine, a newspaper. What's the first thing you glance at? The title. The headlines. Try to imagine reading all that text with book or chapter titles. Without paragraph headings. You could do it, but cognitively, it would be a huge challenge to discern the organization of what you read. The same holds true for the virtual world. When we add titles and headings to our documents, virtually, we are doing for them what we would hope is done for us via print. We're not really doing anything different in terms of concept, we're only doing it different in terms of technique.
Treating everyone with dignity is the right thing to do!
Many, many students with disabilities fight for basic respect. Many will not self-identify as disabled because of pride. Making documents accessible is so very much more than screenreaders. It's about empowerment. It's about true inclusiveness. It's about bringing in the human being who has been left out in the cold, virtually speaking.
Accessibility Doesn't Work In a Vacuum. Environment Counts
When there's a connection to the web, the document is said to be "online". Because of this, there's often a presumption that standards for accessibility for online documents are the same as the standards for accessibility for the web. This is incorrect. While most documents must meet "web standards", not all online documents will be written in the language of the web. Rules for these particular "non-web" documents that go online often share or overlap the rules for the documents that are on the web, but they are not necessarily the same, or even similar.
The important takeaway from this is that the environment counts.
Online Color Is Not Consistent. Nor Is ScreenReader Interaction
It's important to understand that accessibility equipment often "pairs" with a preferred operating system and/or browswer.
The Important Take Away Is That The Machine Matters
You have to know your audience. You have to understand your audience needs. For further guidance on identifying the needs of your user, consider reviewing Section508.gov's page for identifying user needs.
So, Who Writes The Rules?
Where accessibility is concerned, different organizations write the rules for making documents accessible online. Many times, most of the times, the rules they write overlap with those of other agencies, but not always. They don't always agree with one another. Sometimes, the rules are in alignment with each other, but the context of the situation forces reconsideration. An example of this would be kiosks. But another, less obvious, would be the suite of hardware and software that you create your documents upon. This is the Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines (ATAG).
The WCAG2ICT is an organization that sets recommendations for accessibility for documents that are not web pages. The WCAG2ICT Overview is a great resource.
No One Can Do It All. No One Can Know It All.
If you know nothing else, know that one person cannot do it all. One person cannot even know it all. There are standards to consider, but sometimes the standards will not agree with one another. Things behave differently depending upon the software you use, the hardware you use, and who is using it. But. You personally can make a difference. Prioritzing is the key. As an institution, WE can make a difference. Teamwork is the key.
Know Your Audience. It's Your SuperPower.
Online Accessibility is all about the man-machine interface. It's really personal. The old rules all apply: know your audience. And know yourself. What is a priority to teach? And "who" are your students? Many students with disabilities do not self-identify as such. They have pride. Keeping your eyes, ears, and heart open will help you ferret out the students who have disabilities, but have too much pride to identifiy within the system.
When you are talking about the accessibility of documents, bear in mind that the documents are perceived through machines, usually several of them. Some of the machines are physical, some virtual, and some are a combination. There are combinations of functionality.
WebAim's page on screereader techniques provides great insight. There is variation in every workstation. Each machine, whether physical or vitural, has proprietary methods of presentation. And, no two users use the machines the same way. No assumptions may be made on even the simplest aspects of document design, and how it mutates through online devices. Even the age of the "audience" makes a difference. Take a look at How different user habits can affect display. This page shows how a display may look to a millineal, as they tend to keep multiple tabs open at the same time.
Online accessibility means the physical world too. Think Kiosks.
Take Advantage Of What You Already Have
What you already have is Microsoft and Adobe, on PCs and MAC workstations and laptops.
This institution generally provides you with two great platforms: Microsoft Office Suite, and Adobe. To that end, we'll focus on the assets these two platforms provide for making documents accessible.
Understand That Each Platform Is Different
Take the example case of the PDF
PDF is a kind of document in which the formatting enables printing to certain standards. It's important to note that, although both Microsoft and Adobe enable a user to create PDFs, they are not the same. (In fact, there are other companies that also produce PDFs). Accessibility assessment tools can, and do, treat a PDF created from Word differently than they treat a PDF created from Adobe. Therefore, .....
Understand That Each Accessibility Checker Is Different
No two accessibility checkers check the same thing, the same way. A first step should always be to find the "native", or "embedded" accessibility checker available within your platform or software package of choice, if they are available.
Accessibility checkers are available in Word and in Adobe.
There Will Be Disagreement Between The Accessibility Checkers.
This is why it is important to know who your audience is, what your documents are, what equipment is available to them, and whether they can afford the equipment.
Learn From The Community
Example: Adobe Acrobat Pro DC
Not only are there different versions of Adobe Acrobat, there's different ways of accomplishing the same task even within one version. Here, we show an example of one community member's way of making a PDF file accessible using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC. I personally found it interesting in demonstrating that, because text was not selectable, she understood it as a sign that the document was not accessible. This is nothing I had read in the documentation. There is much knowledge in the community simply because of their experience with it. Official documentation is priceless, but so is community knowledge.
Word Up! Microsoft
Microsoft Office Suite: Word
Microsoft provides some greaet documentation as to how to make Word documents accessible. This is the web page for Microsoft Documentation as accessed December 14, 2018
Key Points For Consideration
- Title: There are document titles, page titles, slide titles
- Headings: How most navigate
- Color Contrast: Be sure to check for the different sizes
- Alt Text: Decorative label -- let's talk about that
- Tables: Header columns really really really need to be defined
- Lists
Adobe
Adobe has some great products that can support your efforts to make documents accessible. Most of these are not, "specialized" for accessibility. It's your knowledge of accessibility requirements that will enable you to repurpose Adobe products for use in accessibility-specific tasks.
Adobe PDFs
Not all PDFs are created equal. Adobe PDFs have some features that are not in for PDFs created by Word. This is important because tools that assess accessibility can and do treat them differently. It's important to understand that Adobe Acrobat prepares its PDFs not only for a web presence, but for other, specialized formats meant to be read offline. It is under the obligation to meet more standards than the PDF created by Word.
Emphasizing: Adobe Acrobat Pro DC can create certain kinds of accessible documents that the PDF makers of other companies cannot. For an example, see how Adobe Acrobat is able to turn an inaccessible Infographic into an accessible one. For more information, read: CSUN's Page on Accessible Infographics.
More Information
For more information on the subjects we talked about in this session, you may be interested in Additional Information
Remember. You are not alone.
Email me. Let's get together. Send students, staff, faculty with disabilities over to my office, have them make recommendations that benefit us all.
No One Can know It All. No One Can Do It All. But Together, We Can Do Amazing Things For Accessibility.


Upgrading to version 2.0
This is a short summary of the differences between version 1.xx and 2.0 of the Shipping Guide API and will help you migrate to version 2.0 of the API.
We recommend always updating to the latest version and to do it at your earliest convenience. Upgrading to the latest version maximizes the time between upgrades.
The older 1.xx versions will become deprecated and shut down some time in the future.
SOAP and JSON interface
What we have changed
This section describes the main changes we have done to both the SOAP and the JSON interface
Authentication is mandatory
Authentication is mandatory. If we know you better, we will be in better position to notify you about new features in future and also about changes to API in general. It is similar to authentication process to what we had earlier. What is changed, we do not need to send X-Bring-Client-URL in headers now since you are already authenticated.
If you are a new user, Signup here.
After login into Mybring, the API key will be generated by default. You will find your API key here
Note: If you are already using Mybring authentication, same API key could be reused.
Restructured error response
In version 1 of the Shipping Guide API client and server error responses are mainly a HTML document describing what went wrong, but in some cases trace messages are used. In version 2.0 this is changed to be easier to parse. You can read more about the new format of the errors in Handle API errors and warnings.
Introduced warnings
We have also introduced warnings on product level in Shipping guide response. Warnings are send out when Shipping guide is able to validate the request but missed some part of response for example Price or lead time due to unavailability of external systems. Ideally clients should not parse these warning codes for any logic as they are bound to change. These are supposed to be treated as informational data. Warning codes are documented in xsd as well.
Trace messages are disabled by default for SOAP
Trace messages are now disabled by default and will not be send out in response. If in case you explicitly need trace messages then it has to be passed explicitly in request.
Query params for REST endpoint
Some of the query params of REST endpoint has slightly changed its name and they are not in camel case anymore. Meaning and functionality remains the same.
SOAP interface
What we have removed in Request
Request properties
The tag is no longer available, as we have moved all its tags up to be parent tag, ShippingGuideRequest
WithPackageDetails
tag is no longer available, as we have discontinued package based shipping guide request.
TimeSlots tag
The tag is removed and no longer available.
Consignment and Packages tags
These tags are no longer available. From schema version 9, we introduced Consignments tag which consists of all of these tags.
In shipping guide, every request can contain one or many consignments with shipments details, product ids, and package details (packages can be one or many).
So in Shipping guide 2.0, we have generalised it, and removed all the individual tags which are already part of Consignments tag.
Unit code for dimension in Consignments tag
unitCode is removed from the measurements LxWxH. The unit used is standard metric measurements units.
- Length, width, and height can only be requested in centimeters
- Weight can only be requested in grams.
- Volume can only be requested in dm3.
Consignment tag in Consignments tag
This tag is just unwrapped, all the tags are still present, but not grouped. They are now part of the parent tag. Refer schema of Shipping Guide 2.0.
What we have changed in Request
ConsignmentId attribute in Consignments tag
The attribute is renamed to Id only.
AdditionalServiceId tag under the AdditionalService tag
The attribute is renamed to Id only.
ProductIds tag and its children
The ProductIds tag is now called Products.
For each previous ProductId tag, we now have a new tag called Product. All the previous attributes of the ProductId tag, are now moved to separate nested tags under the Product tag.
The ProductId tag is now in a tag called Id.
The customerNumber attribute is now moved to a separate tag called CustomerNumber.
The autoSelectCustomerNumber attribute is now moved to a separate tag called AutoSelectCustomerNumber.
The whichPartyIsPayer attribute is now moves to a separate tag called Payer with these valid values:
SENDER
RECEIVER
THIRD_PARTY
What we have changed in response
ProductId
ProductId
element is renamed to Id
.
CustomerNumber
CustomerNumber
attribute is changed to being an element.
ProductCodeInProductionSystem
ProductCodeInProductionSystem
element is renamed to ProductionCode
.
EDI information
CourierSpecificEdiParameters
, QuickpackSpecificEdiParametersType
and UpsSpecificEdiParametersType
elements are grouped inside a Edi
element and the names are shortened, i.e. "SpecificEdiParametersType" is removed from the names.
Price information
Price
is renamed to ListPrice
and that element, NetPrice
and PipSpecificPrice
are grouped inside a Price
element.
What we have removed in Response
Packages and Consignment response tags
These tags are removed for we don't support individual package level and consignment level requests anymore.
Consignments response tag
Trace messages and packages are removed, we have generalised a the response a lot, for better response format and parsing.
Products tag
This tag is has all the existing fields with few more added fields. Like Error and warning tags, for better error, handling. For more information, kindly refer the schema Shipping Guide 2.0
JSON interface
The overall response of all the three REST APIs is same, and conforms Shipping Guide 2.0 schema. So, response tags of REST API follow the previous section as well.
What we have removed
Price adjustment
We do not support price adjustment in Shipping Guide 2.0. The pricing model is very simple now. It should be very easy to do price adjustment at client side.


Duration
20 minutes
Goals
The primary goal of this lab is to create the platform-specific renderers that present the UI and behavior for the SketchView created in the previous exercise.
The provided Assets folder contains a custom control for each platform that will present a drawing surface, respond to pointer events and draw lines.
Your job is to consume the custom control on each platform in a renderer.
This exercise includes steps for all platforms supported by Xamarin.Forms.
You're not required to complete the steps for every platform but it's recommend you run the exercises on at least 2.
Required assets
This exercise is a continuation of the previous exercise. You can use your existing solution or start from the Completed solution in the Part 03 Resources folder. The provided Part 04 Resources folder contains a subfolder named Completed with a solution you can use to check your work. Please make sure you have this folder before you begin.
Challenge
- Add the appropriate PaintView control in the Assets folder to each head project. The RT version works in both the Windows and WinPhone projects.
- In each platform-specific project, create a new class named SketchViewRenderer.
- Update SketchViewRenderer to derive from the generic ViewRenderer. Set the View as SketchView and the NativeView as PaintView.
- Override
OnElementChanged
. - In
OnElementChanged
, assign a new instance ofPaintView
ifControl
isnull
. - Use
ExportRenderer
to associate the renderer with SketchView. - Override
OnElementPropertyChanged
and watch for InkColor property changes. - Update the native
PaintView
control when the ink color is changed.
Steps
Add platform-specific custom controls
Creating a configurable drawing control on each platform requires platform-specific knowledge. For simplicity, we've included the drawing code from the iOS and Android touch and gestures classes (IOS240 and AND240). We've also provided similar code for the Windows platforms. The provided classes need to be added to each head-project.
- Open the provided Assets folder.
- Add the appropriate PaintView class to each platform-specific project. The RT version should be added to both the Windows and WinPhone head projects.
- Optionally - inspect the code on each platform. Notice that the PaintView class shares some similarities across all platforms:
- The class name is PaintView
- There's a public method named SetInkColor
- There's a public method named Clear
- There's an event named LineDrawn
Create the renderer on each platform
We'll create the renderers to display the custom PaintView control on each platform.
Because we've designed the PaintView control to expose the same public methods on each platform, the steps for creating each renderer are very similar.
Keep in mind, this won't be true for all renderers.
Repeat the steps below for each platform in the platform specific projects.
You'll need to add the platform specific using statements as you build the renderer.
- Create a new class named SketchViewRenderer.
- Update the signature to derive from
ViewRenderer
. The first type argument is the element; useSketchView
. The second type element is the native control; usePaintView
. - Add the
ExportRenderer
assembly attribute above the namespace declaration to connect theSketchViewRenderer
to theSketchView
.
Create and set the native control
- In each renderer, override
OnElementChanged
. - Create and instantiate a local
PaintView
instance named paintView. On Android you'll need to pass in the context:Forms.Context
; on the other platforms the constructor takes no parameters. - Set the color on paintView using the
SetInkColor
method. You can reach the bindableInkColor
property onElement
. On Android and iOS, there are extension methods to convert the Xamarin.Forms color to a native color:ToUIColor
andToAndroid
. On Windows you can add the method below to convert to a Xamarin.FormsColor
to aWindows.UI.Color
.Windows.UI.Color GetWindowsColor(Color color) { return Windows.UI.Color.FromArgb((byte)(255 * color.A), (byte)(255 * color.R), (byte)(255 * color.G), (byte)(255 * color.B)); }
- Assign paintView as the native control using the
SetNativeControl
method. - All of the above code should only be performed once. Surround the code in an
if
statement that only executes ifControl
isnull
. - Run the application, you should now be able to draw by dragging your finger.
Respond to color property changes
We want to ensure the native control is updated when properties are changed on the Xamarin.Forms element.
- Override
OnElementPropertyChanged
. - The passed in
PropertyChangedEventArgs
has aPropertyName
property which holds exactly what you'd expect: the name of the property on the element. Compare this to the name of ourInkProperty
. You can do this is a type-safe manner by checking the staticSketchView.InkColorProperty.PropertyName
. - If the property name is correct, update the ink property on the native control using the
InkColor
property on the element.
Change the color property
We'll trigger an ink color change from our UI.
- Open MainPage.xaml.cs in the shared project.
- Set a new random color every time the "Color changed" button is pressed. The OnColorClicked method is already being called when the button is tapped, but the method body is empty.
Use the provided
GetRandomColor
method to assign a new color to sketchView'sInkColor
property. - Optional: update the background of the Android floating action button when a new color is assigned.
- Run the application. On Android, press the floating action button to change colors. On the other platforms, press the toolbar button.
actionButton.Click += (s, e) => { OnColorClicked(); actionButton.BackgroundTintList = Android.Content.Res.ColorStateList.ValueOf(sketchView.InkColor.ToAndroid()); };
Summary
In this exercise you created renderers that instantiate custom, platform specific controls for a custom defined Xamarin.Forms element. You also created and used a bindable property to update the renderers.


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Jenner and Garraway brave cockroaches in jungle trial
The campers also faced crickets, rats and mealworms.
Caitlyn Jenner and Kate Garraway were strapped into cages filled with 30,000 cockroaches in the first gruelling I’m A Celebrity Bushtucker Trial.
The pair were picked for the Bugged Out challenge by the public.
The stomach-churning task saw the campers strapped on their backs in perspex cages 20 metres in the air.
Each cage contained coloured balls which the stars had to drop into a moving basket below, with each ball representing a meal for camp. While they struggled with the balls, the cages were filled with jungle critters.
Before they started, Jenner quipped that viewers must have realised that everyone in Snake Rock was hungry and “needed an American to come in and save the day”.
“I feel the weight of this entire country on my shoulders,” she joked.
A terrified Garraway said she was “concentrating on surviving” as the pair got in their boxes.
She screamed as the cockroaches, crickets, rats and mealworms tumbled into the cage, shouting: “I don’t know what to do, I can’t think. They’re going up my noo-noo.”
However, by the end of the trial both women had managed to drop two balls into the basket, making a total of four meals for camp.
“Thank God, thank God,” said Garraway as the klaxon signalled it was over.
“That was so much more disturbing than I thought it would be. It’s a confined box which I find really scary, it’s up very high, and then you’ve got everything you’ve ever been scared of in one place,” she said later.
I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! continues on ITV.


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I have not seen this pattern referenced anywhere on the internet which probably means it’s wrong or confusing but, I like it and I think it is at least interesting. I encountered it in a professional codebase and thought it worked well so I will share it here.
The General idea behind this pattern is that you set up a processor which has some logic to process some specific object and maybe mod the object if possible or preferable accumulate some output on the processor that is available to get at any time. This is super useful for dealing with streams of data where you might not know how much is coming in and you want to count it or check each one for something specific. I personally have used to deal with data coming out of a HBase scan, HBase is a NoSQL database that uses scans with filters to return you data. So I attached a function to the scan which is called per row when HBase finds a row that matches your filter, this function uses a processor that does further filtering on the rows returned. In this case, it was used for security to decide if the current user has permission to view the data returned by a view.
I will start with StringProcessor which is perhaps not something you would do in practice cause well Generics exist right but let’s keep those out of this first example.
package uk.co.reptilecoding.processors;
public interface StringProcessor
{
void process(String string);
}
As you can see we always start with an interface because each processor needs to do something specific that’s the point, in this cause its super simple just one method. Now we will write an implementation for this processor that will concatenate strings together.
package uk.co.reptilecoding.processors;
public class ConcatenatingStringProcessor implements StringProcessor {
String finalString = "";
public String getFinalString(){
return finalString;
}
public void process(String string) {
finalString = finalString.concat(string);
}
}
Super simple again so we store on the instance of the ConcatenatingStringProcessor a ‘finalString’ which we use to store the accumulation of all the strings concatenated together and we provided a getter to get that final string out of the processor.
package uk.co.reptilecoding;
public class ProcessorExamplesRunner {
public static void main(String[] args) {
ProcessorExamples examples = new ProcessorExamples();
examples.runStringConcatProcessor();
}
}
public class ProcessorExamplesRunner {
public void runStringConcatProcessor(){
ConcatenatingStringProcessor stringProcessor = new ConcatenatingStringProcessor();
String[] strings = new String[10];
strings[0] = "this ";
strings[1] = "is ";
strings[2] = "an ";
strings[3] = "example ";
strings[4] = "of ";
strings[5] = "how ";
strings[6] = "this ";
strings[7] = "particular ";
strings[8] = "processor ";
strings[9] = "works.";
//You can imagine this not being a fabricated string but perhaps some list that
//gets populated from an external stream of data which you want to processed
//when it comes in
for(String string : strings) {
stringProcessor.process(string);
}
System.out.print(stringProcessor.getFinalString());
}
}
So you could imagine rather than a for loop over an array of strings that could be out of a text box that a user is typing in and each chunk of data goes through the processor adding that string and at the end, you have the full input. This outputs, yup you guessed it: this is an example of how this particular processor works.
So I spoke about Generics before let’s make a processor that can take any object and process it, we will do it in the context of a database row.
package uk.co.reptilecoding.processors;
public interface DatabaseRowProcessor<ROW> {
public void process(ROW row);
}
So we can use generics here to send any kind of object through to be processed. For simplicity, we will create a counting processor, it will just count every time you send a row to the processor.
package uk.co.reptilecoding.processors;
public class DatabaseRowCountingProcessor implements DatabaseRowProcessor {
long count = 0L;
public long getCount(){
return count;
}
public void process(String s) {
if (s != null && !s.equals("")){
count++;
}
}
}
So you can see in the class declaration I wrote ‘DatabaseRowProcessor<String>’ this tells the class we are going to be working with strings. Then the process method will just increment that counter stored on the instance of the DatabaseRowProcessor then like before we have the getCount function to get the count at any point in the programme.
public class ProcessorExamplesRunner {
public static void main(String[] args) {
ProcessorExamples examples = new ProcessorExamples();
examples.runDatabaseRowCounterProcessor();
}
}
package uk.co.reptilecoding;
import uk.co.reptilecoding.processors.ConcatenatingStringProcessor;
import uk.co.reptilecoding.processors.DatabaseRowCountingProcessor;
import uk.co.reptilecoding.processors.DatabaseRowFilteringProcessor;
import uk.co.reptilecoding.processors.DatabaseRowProcessor;
public class ProcessorExamples {
public void runDatabaseRowCounterProcessor(){
DatabaseRowCountingProcessor countingProcessor = new DatabaseRowCountingProcessor();
runDatabaseRowProcessor(countingProcessor);
System.out.println(countingProcessor.getCount());
}
public void runDatabaseRowProcessor(DatabaseRowProcessor<String> processor){
String[] strings = new String[12];
strings[0] = "this ";
strings[1] = "is ";
strings[2] = "an ";
strings[3] = "example ";
strings[4] = "of ";
strings[5] = "how ";
strings[6] = "a ";
strings[7] = "this ";
strings[8] = "processor ";
strings[9] = "works.";
strings[10] = "";
for(String string : strings) {
processor.process(string);
}
}
}
If you run the above code you get the output 11 which is what you would expect because process is being called for each string and there are 11 strings.
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After taking this stuff many different ways, (smoking, drinking, chewing, etc...), and experiencing nothing, I'd had enough. I was gonna get high off it if it killed me. After taking a bunch of the healthiest, youngest leaves from many passion flower vines which I picked from school, I took them home to dry out. Two days later, I shreaded the leaves up and took them outside to smoke. As sceptical as I was, I wanted to try this anyway. The smoke went down fairly ok as I started inhaling the first bowl. Though as more and more burned up, the smoke got hotter and hotter.
Therefore, I added more of the passionleaf into my pipe as I smoked. Halfway through the second bowl, I started to get a little distractable, as I get with pot. I thought it was just my imagination fuckin with me so I kept on tokin. When I reached my third bowl I started shaking.  I still felt distractable and dreamy. By then I was sure it wasn't my imagination.
I finished up and went inside. The mild marijuana like feelings continued, though unlike pot, passionflower made me kinda speedy. My muscles were a little tense though not so it was uncomfortable. The high lasted for a total of about 45 minutes.
 It was an ok high though it was pretty damn mild. It also is not worth choking down three bowls of hot smoke. Though it would be a hell of a lot better if I could extract the harmol and harmoline out of the leaves and flowers and smoke that instead.
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Keanu Reeves, Alexandra Grant hold hands on the red carpet
by Mariah HaasKeanu Reeves stepped on for an event over the weekend, and was photographed holding hands with artist Alexandra Grant.
The two attended the LACMA Art + Film Gala presented by Gucci in Los Angeles on Saturday.
For the outing, Reeves, 55, opted for an all-black suit, while Grant looked radiant in a navy blue gown. They were all smiles as they posed for cameras.
KEANU REEVES IS ADORABLY UNAWARE THAT HE'S THE INTERNET'S BOYFRIEND
A rep for Reeves did not immediately respond to Fox News' request for comment.
According to People magazine, the actor and Grant have been friends, as well as, collaborators for years.
Per the outlet, the two first worked together on Reeves' 2011 book "Ode to Happiness." In 2016, they teamed up again for the book, "Shadows." Reeves wrote it, while Grant did the illustrations.
KEANU REEVES' HILARIOUS RESPONSE TO XBOX E3 EVENT GOES VIRAL
In addition, the duo founded a publishing house -- X Artists' Books -- in 2017.
Back in August, it was revealed that Reeves would reprise his role as Neo for the upcoming "Matrix 4." He is also set to star in "Bill & Ted Face the Music" next year.


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Hong Kongers await Beijing olive branch after rare calm
HONG KONG: Hong Kongers have delivered a clarion call for change over the last fortnight with a landslide local election defeat for the government and more than one in ten hitting the streets peacefully on Sunday (Dec 8) - but will Beijing listen?
Monday marks the sixth month anniversary of a movement that has upended the semi-autonomous Chinese hub's reputation for stability and blanketed its streets with unprecedented scenes of political violence.
But the last two weeks has seen a dramatic drop-off in clashes and vandalism - something the city's pro-Beijing leadership has insisted must be a precursor to any meaningful dialogue.
READ: Hong Kong police say pistol among weapons seized ahead of protest
The question on many lips now is whether chief executive Carrie Lam - and Beijing - will take the opportunity to reach out before anger explodes once more.
"Ignoring our voices will only make the snowball get bigger and bigger and there will be consequences to that," Bonnie Leung, a prominent figure within the protest movement's more moderate wing, told AFP.
The rare period of calm began in the run up to city-wide local polls in late November - the only election with universal suffrage.
Millions turned out tipping pro-establishment parties out of office and flipping all but one of the city's 18 local councils to the pro-democracy camp.
The vote shattered government claims that a "silent majority" opposed the protests.
Then on Sunday the city witnessed its largest mass rally in months with organisers estimating some 800,000 people turned out, a vivid illustration of the public frustration that still seethes under the surface.
READ: A city divided - Hong Kong’s 6 months of tumultuous protests
The rally, which received rare permission, was almost entirely peaceful. Small fires were lit outside two major courts and police pepper sprayed bystanders during an argument.
But no tear gas was fired - the first time a mass rally has been smoke free since the middle of August.
"VERY LARGE NUMBER"
Jimmy Sham, from rally organiser the Civil Human Rights Front, said the ball was now firmly in the government's court.
"We have to remind the SAR government that 800,000 people is still a very, very large number," he told reporters.
"Carrie Lam should listen to our Hong Kongers' demand as soon as possible," he added.
Semi-autonomous Hong Kong has been battered by increasingly violent demonstrations in the starkest challenge the city has presented to Beijing since its 1997 handover from Britain.
Millions have marched in protests fuelled by years of growing fears that authoritarian China is stamping out the city's liberties.
READ: Hong Kong police to take both 'hard' and 'soft' approaches against protests: Commissioner
The movement's demands include an independent inquiry into the police's handling of the protests, an amnesty for those arrested, and fully free elections.
But there is little sign Lam is willing to budge.
Since the electoral drubbing, her administration has made vague commitments to listen to people's demands, but no concrete concessions.
Beijing has stuck by her even as she languishes with record low approval ratings and the city police force's reputation takes a hammering.
The movement's more radical wing - which has embraced violent tactics - appears to have faded into the background for now.
Hardcore protesters had vowed to restart widespread travel disruptions at dawn on Monday if there was no response from Lam. But the threats did not emerge.
"WE STILL HAVE PLANS"
On LIHKG, a Reddit-like web forum that serves as a virtual command centre for frontliners, discussion abounded on whether a resumption of tactics that disrupted ordinary Hong Kongers for much of October and November might backfire.
"Many people think the dawn action has devolved into just disturbing residents while having no effect pressuring the government," one popular post read, referring to the tactic of paralysing the transport network.
Some are looking to more traditional labour action.
Commentary: Hong Kong protests - a rising China clashes with frustrated Hong Kong
Mung Siu-tat, head of Hong Kong's pro-democracy Federation of Trade Unions, said more than 30 newly founded unions have reached out for help in recent weeks.
"Quite a number of them are formed by white-collar workers, professionals and executives, who in the past might find it less necessary to unionise but have been politically awakened by the movement," Mung told AFP.
Arrests skyrocketed in October and early November, especially after thousands of more hardline activists were surrounded by police on a university campus.
"The scale (of violence) may go down a bit because of the massive arrests over the last few weeks," political analyst Dixon Wong told AFP.
EXPLORE: Voices of Hong Kong, an interactive special
But there are growing fears unrest may return if Lam and Beijing do not offer some sort of olive branch.
On Sunday evening, organisers called on marchers to go home, one black-clad protester took off his mask.
"You have been leading marches for 30 years but what have you achieved?" he shouted.
"We still have plans for a lot of things we want to do for Hong Kong."
MORE: Our coverage of the Hong Kong protests
Follow us on Telegram for the latest on Hong Kong: https://cna.asia/telegram


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BULLET BALLET (1998)
"Kids, don't play bad games. Losers die."
3 out of ****
Starring Shinya Tsukamoto ,Kirina Mano, Hisashi Igawa, Takahiro Murase; Written & Directed by Shinya Tsukamoto; Cinematography by Shinya Tsukamoto
It seems like everyone has a gun in the movies, these days. They carry them, flaunt them, shoot them, and no one blinks an eye. They're a given; they're commonplace. But for those of us who live outside of, say, Texas, guns are not a commonplace, and while it's generally assumed that characters get a hold of their guns somehow, we're not really encouraged to wonder how or why. BULLET BALLET is a film that wonders how and why: how people get guns, and why they need them so much in the first place.
The movie begins with a premise familiar from other recent Japanese movies (cf. THE EEL, SHALL WE DANCE?, THE BIRD PEOPLE OF CHINA): a plain-looking white-collar thirtyish Japanese man finds himself propulsed into a situation that stands his world on its head, that unlocks the cell in which his id, we assume, has long been imprisoned. In BULLET BALLET, the man is Goda (played by writer/director Shinya Tsukamoto), who makes commercials; one day his girlfriend commits suicide, and although Goda doesn't miss a day of work, he is (understandably) deeply traumatized.
One day he is beaten by a gang of street punks and subsequently fixates on one of them, sullen gamine Chisato (Kirina Mano). Seeming both to wish to revenge himself upon the gang and to become like them, Goda becomes obsessed with purchasing a gun. He roams the streets, he surfs the Net, he searches, and finds it harder than you might think to acquire one. Why does he want it so badly? We're not sure--to provide an answer would require something akin to characterization, which isn't the film's raison d'Ítre. It's clear, though, that Goda's need for the gun has nothing really to do with being beaten by the gang; they are a pretext, although he displaces his motives onto them.
It seems, ultimately, as if what he really wants is either to lash out at the world for taking his girlfriend or to kill himself for failing her. In the world of BULLET BALLET, both impulses are one and the same: the seduction of destruction is also the appeal of annihilation. There is an astonishing scene in which Chisato stands on tip-toe on the brink of a subway platform, balancing on outstretched arms, as a subway train flashes by. One twitch, and she's dead. She won't throw herself in front of the moving train, but she'll come as close as she can. She, aimless and disaffected like all the characters, both perpetrates violence and courts death until the two become inextricable, until it's hard to tell the dancer from the dance.
BULLET BALLET, then, is a movie about violence as a vicious cycle, as a state of mind, as a manifestation of anger against the world and hatred of the self, which feeds on its own energy. Tsukamoto pulls out all the stops, using jump cuts, freeze frames, fade outs, slow motion, and, most impressively, an inspired use of ambient sound, to sustain a vision of violence as both appealing and appalling.
In addition to writing and directing, Tsukamoto shot and edited and designed the movie, and he deserves much credit--BULLET BALLET isn't notably coherent or profound, but damn if it doesn't look cool. As in Wong Kar-wai's best work, the hectic disjointed rhythms, the unconventional pacing, and the incongruous flashes of humour mimic the fractured frenetic experience of contemporary urban life; the film speaks to us in the language of our time.
You would think that Tsukamoto's fellow Japanese Beat Takeshi's work had given us the last word on violence as vicious cycle, especially in his VIOLENT COP, but BULLET BALLET is even more extreme in its aestheticization--and fetishization--of violence. In Takeshi's films violence is expressed as a transient disruption of the Taoist still centre which the characters inhabit most of the time, and to which they inevitably return after momentary frenzies of action. The ultimate still centre is of course death--which is where most of Takeshi's characters end up. In BULLET BALLET, however, there is no centre; the characters live on the margins where hurt and risk and degradation are ever-present. Violence is a modus operandi, and its allure is simple: it keeps people too busy to think or reflect. For everyone in this film who has or wants a gun, reflection seems worse than the threat of death.
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I am software engineering student from Concordia University. I really like doing hackathons. In case you did not know, a hackathon is a programming "marathon". In a given timeframe, we have to build a product. You can find some of my previous hackathon projects below. If I am not at a hackathon or at school, I am fiddling with the IoT and the Ethereum blockchain. I am always looking for something new to build.
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Volume of loans originated
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Deep subprime (credit scores below 580)
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Subprime (credit scores 580 - 619)
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Near prime (credit scores 620 - 679)
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Prime (credit scores 680 - 719)
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Superprime (credit scores 720 and above)
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Low income (relative income less than 50%)
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Moderate income (relative income 50 to 79%)
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Middle income (relative income 80 to 119%)
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High income (relative income 120% or above)
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Younger than 30
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Age 30 to 44
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Age 45 to 64
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Age 65 and older
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Number of loans originated
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credit-cards, origination-activity, line
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Volume of loans originated
Source: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cfpb/consumer-credit-trends/master/data/vol_data_CRC.csv
Date published: month year
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credit-cards, borrower-risk-profiles, line
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Deep subprime (credit scores below 580)
Source: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cfpb/consumer-credit-trends/master/data/volume_data_Score_Level_CRC.csv
Date published: month year
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credit-cards, borrower-risk-profiles, line
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Subprime (credit scores 580 - 619)
Source: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cfpb/consumer-credit-trends/master/data/volume_data_Score_Level_CRC.csv
Date published: month year
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credit-cards, borrower-risk-profiles, line
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Near prime (credit scores 620 - 679)
Source: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cfpb/consumer-credit-trends/master/data/volume_data_Score_Level_CRC.csv
Date published: month year
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credit-cards, borrower-risk-profiles, line
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Prime (credit scores 680 - 719)
Source: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cfpb/consumer-credit-trends/master/data/volume_data_Score_Level_CRC.csv
Date published: month year
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credit-cards, borrower-risk-profiles, line
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Superprime (credit scores 720 and above)
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Date published: month year
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credit-cards, income-level, line
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Low income (relative income less than 50%)
Source: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cfpb/consumer-credit-trends/master/data/volume_data_Income_Level_CRC.csv
Date published: month year
Note: Data from the last 6 months is not final.
credit-cards, income-level, line
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Moderate income (relative income 50 to 79%)
Source: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cfpb/consumer-credit-trends/master/data/volume_data_Income_Level_CRC.csv
Date published: month year
Note: Data from the last 6 months is not final.
credit-cards, income-level, line
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Middle income (relative income 80 to 119%)
Source: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cfpb/consumer-credit-trends/master/data/volume_data_Income_Level_CRC.csv
Date published: month year
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High income (relative income 120% or above)
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Younger than 30
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Age 30 to 44
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Age 45 to 64
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Age 65 and older
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Date published: month year
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TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
ALLOPURINOL
See also: xanthine oxydase inhibitors
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, p. 10
ALLOPURINOL RxNorm: 519 ATC: M04AA01 |
VITAMIN K ANTAGONISTS CLASS CODE: B01AA-001 |
Increase of the effect of the Vitamin K antagonist and of the risk of hemorrhage (decrease of its hepatic metabolism) |
Precaution for use More frequent testing of the INR. Possible adjustment of the dosage of the vitamin K antagonist during the treatment with the allopurinol and a week after it is stopped. |
ALLOPURINOL RxNorm: 519 ATC: M04AA01 |
DIDANOSINE RxNorm: 3364 ATC: J05AF02 |
Increase of the plasma concentrations of didanosine and of its undesirable effects |
Not recommended |
ALLOPURINOL RxNorm: 519 ATC: M04AA01 |
AMINOPENICILLINS CLASS CODE: J01CA |
Increased risk of cutaneous reactions |
Take into account |
ALLOPURINOL RxNorm: 519 ATC: M04AA01 |
VIDARABINE RxNorm: 11194 ATC: J05AB03 S01AD06 |
Increased risk of neurological disorders (trembling, confusion) due to partial inhibition of the metabolism of the antiviral |
Not recommended |


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 It is what humans do. We do, however, attempt to delay this end for as long as possible. We continue to make horrible decisions around risk and death.
We can use micromorts to help track how risky an activity is and compare it to other activities. This will help us understand what is dangerous and what isn’t.
From wikipedia
A micromort (from micro- and mortality) is a unit of risk defined as one-in-a-million chance of death Micromorts can be used to measure riskiness of various day-to-day activities. A microprobability is a one-in-a million chance of some event; thus a micromort is the microprobability of death. The micromort concept was introduced by Ronald A. Howard who pioneered the modern practice of decision analysis.
For instance, living one day at age 20 is 1 micromort, running a marathon is 7 micromorts, and riding a motorcycle for 60 miles is 10 micromorts. We can easily see that riding a motorcycle is more dangerous than running a marathon.
This is helpful.
The following is a collection of activities and the micromorts of each activity. You can than compare, understand risks and then make decisions.
At the bottom of the table is a form where you can contribute values for other activities. Let’s collect them all.
Activities
| Activity | Micromorts |
|---|---|
| Mountaineering Ascent to Mt. Everest | 37932 |
| Mountaineering in the Himalayas | 12000 |
| Being infected by COVID19 | 10000 |
| Being infected by the Spanish flu | 3000 |
| Mountaineerin Ascent to Matterhorn | 2840 |
| Living in US during covid19 pandemic (July 2020) | 500 |
| Getting out of bed (age 90) | 463 |
| Base Jumping (per jump) in Norway | 430 |
| First day of being born | 430 |
| Giving birth (caesarean) | 170 |
| Giving Birth in the U.S.A. | 170 |
| Scuba diving (Trained) per year in the U.S.A. | 164 |
| Giving birth (Vaginal) | 120 |
| Getting out of bed (age 75) | 105 |
| Giving Birth in the UK | 80 |
| Night in Hospital | 75 |
| Living in NYC during Covid19 (March 15 to May 9) | 50 |
| Giving Birth in Sweden | 50 |
| Using Heroin | 30 |
| Serving in the U.S. armed forces in Afghanistan throughout 2010 | 25 |
| Playing American Football | 20 |
| Getting out of bed (under age 1) | 15 |
| Ecstasy (MDMA) | 13 |
| Going for a swim (Drowning) | 12 |
| General Anesthetic (Emergency Operation) | 10 |
| Riding a motorcycle (60 miles) | 10 |
| Skydiving (per jump) (genera) | 10 |
| SKydiving (US) (per jump) | 8 |
| Skydiving (UK) (per jump) | 8 |
| Hang gliding | 8 |
| Running a Marathon | 7 |
| Living in Maryland during Covid19 Pandemic (March 15 to May 9) | 7 |
| Getting out of bed (age 45) | 6 |
| Scuba diving (Trained) per dive | 5 |
| Rock Climbing (per climb) | 3 |
| Living 2 months with a smoker | 1 |
| Walking 20 miles per day (Accident) | 1 |
| Traveling 230 miles per day by. car. (accident) | 1 |
| Traveling 1000 miles per day by plane(accident) | 1 |
| Traveling 1000 miles per day by. train (accident) | 1 |
| Eating 1000 bananas | 1 |
| Spending 1 hour in a coal mine | 1 |
| Eating 40 tsp of peanut butter | 1 |
| Eating 100 char broiled steak | 1 |
| One day alive at age 20 | 1 |
| Skiing (per day) | 0.7 |
| Horseback Riding | 0.5 |
| Kangaroo Encounter | 0.1 |


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Setting up Addigy with your DEP is very easy and will install Addigy on any new devices during the intitial setup process. Those devices will check in as soon as they frist connect to the web and will appear in your Addigy account for you to manage.
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Before Change
Ignored for Keras Models. Only used for Tensorflow models
with rigid batch-size requirements.
return self.model_instance.predict_on_batch(X)
// TODO(rbharath): The methods below aren"t extensible and depend on
// implementation details of fcnet. Better way to expose this information?
def fit_on_batch(self, X, y, w):
After Change
n_tasks = self.get_num_tasks()
if pad_batch:
X = pad_features(self.batch_size, X)
y_pred = self.model_instance.predict_on_batch(X)
y_pred = np.reshape(y_pred, (n_samples, n_tasks))
return y_pred
// TODO(rbharath): The methods below aren"t extensible and depend on
// implementation details of fcnet. Better way to expose this information?


This page describes everything a driver of an electric car needs to know.
Alternating Current vs Direct Current
- Alternating Current
- Alternating Current (AC) is changing the voltage from positive to negative several times per second,
and is used
in our power grid. AC is what power turbines produce.
The voltage can be transformed to any desired value. Higher voltage allows
for thinner cables, but requires more insulation.
- Direct Current
- Direct Current (DC) has a constant voltage. This is produced e.g. by Photovoltaics, or by converting
AC to DC. It can be used to charge batteries. Converting DC to AC can also be done by using an
Inverter.
Charging Station
A charging station provides one or several options to charge electric cars.
- "Dumb" Power outlet ("Mode 1 and 2")
-
The simplest variant of a charging station just provides a power outlet with grid power. If the
connection to the car is made with a simple cable, it is "Mode 1" charging (none of the currently
available cars allows for this anymore).
All currently available cars support "Mode 2", which means a wall connector (see further below) is
requred to connect to the onbord charger, and
the onboard charger has to convert the alternating current into direct current to make it
useable for charging the battery.
Example Plugs (more details at e-driver.net):
T13 (Switzerland only)
Schuko (several European countries)
Caravan (European campsites)
CEE 16 / 32 (European Industry)
CEE 64 (European Industry)
- Car Charging Outlet ("Mode 3")
- A car charging outlet already contains the electronics to communicate
with the car and only switches on power once the car confirms the cable is safely connected. But the
power which flows to the car is the exact same AC current which is on the grid just like it would be
a "dumb" power outlet. It has to be converted into direct current by the onboard charger.
Example Plugs (more details at e-driver.net):
Type 1
Type 2
Type 3
- Quick Charging Station
- The so called quick charger stations contain charging devices which already convert the AC from the
grid to DC which will be applied directly to the battery. The onboard charger of the car is
bypassed. However, this requires the charging station to be compatible with the car obviously.
Example Plugs:
CHAdeMO
CCS (Combined Chargin Standard)
Tesla Supercharger
Wall Connector
The wall connector is used to connect the car to a wall outlet. It is required because electric cars use
a handshake protocol to confirm a safe connection before any electric power is applied to the cable.
Charger
The charger is a device with a rectifier and some electronics. It converts alternating current into
direct current, but has some logic to make sure the battery is charged according to the specs. Most cars
have an on-board charger. However, there are also some charging
stations which have built-in chargers to provide higher power and quicker charging.
(Traction-) Battery
The battery, which consists of several hundreds or thousands of cells, is used to store electric energy.
Lithium Ion cells usually have a voltage of 3.7 Volts.
Combining the cells into packs with some serial circuits brings the voltage of the traction battery to
approximately
400V. It is called traction battery because it is used to generate forward traction of the car.
Inverter
The inverter does the opposite of the Rectifier: it converts DC to AC and can be used if an AC motor
should
be powered by a battery. Or if power from Photovoltaics should be fed into the grid.
Motor
The motor converts electric energy into kinetic energy (in the case of cars, it first becomes a rotating
motion
of the shafts and gears, but since they turn the wheels which apply the rotating energy to the street,
in the
end it becomes a linear motion of the car). This conversion obviously can't be 100% efficient either
since some energy is "lost" in the form of heat.
Range
The range of any vehicle is depending on a number of factors. For accurate calculation results,
Electricar.guru will
take the following parameters into account:
- Speed
-
Speed has a very big impact on energy consumption, especially with speeds above 60km/h. The air drag
increases exponentially with higher speeds, which is why sustaining e.g. 200km/h requires an
incredible amount of
energy. This can easily be confirmed by measuring the amount of fuel a normal gasoline car uses at
that speed.
- Conditions
-
Road:
It is a big difference in energy consumption if the road is flat, smooth and straight or very rough and with a lot of corners, or even covered with sand or gravel.
Tires:
Tires come with a label which indicates grip, noise and rolling resistance: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyre_label.
Especially the rolling resistance rating is relevant for the real-world range of any vehicle (electric or anything else).
Driving Style:
Just like gasoline cars, also electric cars use
more energy when driving more agressive.
Also, every acceleration/deceleration cycle uses more energy than just driving with the respective
average speed. Since electric
cars can feed energy back to the battery, stop-and-go traffic doesn't have such a big impact on
range like in
gasoline cars, but recuperation is only about 75% efficient. That's 75% better than a gasoline car,
but still the overall energy consumption is higher than in normal fluent driving.
Weather:
Weather conditions can have a very significant impact on the range. Wind changes the aerodynamic situation for any vehicle at a certain speed.
While tailwind improves range, headwind and crosswind will require more energy to travel at the same speed.
Also, rainfall or any other precipitation adds a layer of water to the road which has to be pushed away by the tires.
This process takes more power with higher amounts of water to be pushed away.
Finally, low or very high temperature lead to increased power consumption for the cabin and battery conditioning. Both heating and cooling are very energy consuming.
But the amount of energy is mostly depending on the duration, not the distance travelled, which means when travelling far and fast (e.g. 2 hours of Autobahn), the energy consumption for
cabin conditioning per km travelled is very low.
The bigger the difference of outside temperature
and desired cabin temperature (21° Celsius is assumed), the more energy will be needed to adjust the
temperature.
This is why in cold winter temperatures, it is recommended to pre-heat the cabin while the car is
still plugged into a power outlet.
Modern electric cars use shore power instead of power from the battery if it is plugged in.
- Terrain
-
The terrain is an important factor for the range of any vehicle because overcoming the earths
gravity takes energy as well. There is a rule of thumb vor electric cars: 1km climbing takes about
the same amount as if the car would drive for 40km extra on flat terrain.
- Car Aerodynamics and Vehicle Size
-
The aerodynamics of a car is especially important for driving speeds above 60 km/h since the air
drag increases exponentially with higher speeds.
- Vehicle weight
-
Heavier cars have a higher rolling drag coefficient, which is why heavier cars use more energy for
cruising. Also, accelerating requires more power to overcome the inertia. Thanks to recuperation,
while decelerating, it is possible to capture up to 75% of that energy and store it back in the
battery, and this is even a better value than light cars have (probably around 70%).
But still, those missing 25% will be a higher absolute number than the missing 30% of light
vehicles.


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Highlighted Courses
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Data Structures and Abstractions - Analyzed the fundamentals of useful data structures and algorithm time/space complexity
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Embedded Systems - Applied various computing concepts such as networking, machine learning, web programming, and app development to the design of embedded systems
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University of Rhode Island
Bachelor of Science - Electrical Engineering
Highlighted Courses
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Electronics - Studied transistor device physics, analog circuit analysis, and amplifier/filter design for high frequency applications
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Digital Integrated Circuit Design - Worked with modern design tools such as Cadence Virtuoso and Spectre to perform gate-level digital circuit design and simulation
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Digital Control Systems - Involved hands-on laboratory work with the design of state-space control systems to build regulator and tracking systems for real-world devices
September 2015 - May 2019


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This problem was proposed to us during cliw lab, you can find more about it here.
Create a MV * mini-framework for the development of vector-driven vector-based web applications at the client level. As an actual case study, it will be used to implement a Tamagotchi game simulator. At the very least, each authenticated user will manage one or more characters he will take care of (nourish, educate, amuse). The Web application will provide an interactive way to create and configure these characters, plus sharing them to users. Bonus: Implementing a level message routing system client to build SPA-Single Page Applications.
The project for this part of the evaluation started with some sketches and long discussion about what and where should look.
Our high-level goals are to:
Our project Tama should have a html document that is a valid HTML document that follows some additional rules which can be found here. We structured our project into 3 essential parts for this iteration of the evaluation:
The static pages will be the ones that give the first impresion to our user. So it's very important to give a good first impresion, we decided to use HTML5, CSS3, jQuery, Modernizr, Accordion and responsiveImg for creating those. There will be 8 pages and 2 txt files in total that will be available as static content for this page, this page will be transformed into a SPA at integration phase:
This page allows the user to edit the tamagotchi characters. There are many available options so that the user can customize the tamagotchi character in the way he/she likes, just like in any other computer/mobile game, where you can set up your profile. By making use of the numerous possible combinations of shapes, colors, or items, there can be created fun and original tamagotchis. The options refer to the following aspects of the tamagotchi: face shape, eyes shape, mouth, accesory, costume, face color.
The interface is user-friendly - it adjusts to the dimensions of the user's screen, by properly scaling the tamagotchi and positioning the other page content. The options are scrollable, to assure that the user doesn't lose any information when he/she uses the site on a small screen. The page controls, like the buttons used to iterate through a list of possible values corresponding to a certain option, are intuitive and don't require the user to read a complicate guide in order to use the application. After the user is done editing, he/she can save the changes by clicking Save.
Profile - This page is dedicated to the management of tamagotchi. Hire will be displayed all characters owned by an user. In terms of his capabilities, he will be able to create a new persona by clicking on add button, which will redirect him on the edit page, or edit an existing tamagotchi, which will redirect him on the same page, but this time, it will be set up for the selected character. Also, he will be able to share his characters with other users and further more, he will be able to interact with his individual by clicking on it and follow the view page offerings.
View - This page alows the user to interact with his selected tamagotchi in a fairly amuzing way, bringing a certain level of joy in addition to his own from before the play. There will be 3 buttons made available for him: feed, educate, amuze and each one of them will throw e representativ object to the tamagochi with a splash.
For the validation part we used w3c validators online for css and html. For internal purposes we are going to use selenium or any other frontend testing tool available for the next phases.
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Our team would like to thank to this list of great people or companies that provided free open source software for us to be used, but also to our teacher for letting us use only the software that is marked as plain css html EcmaScript:


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I was expecting to find a type [directed α]
, to go along with preorder
, partial_order
, etc. Instead I can only find these:
/-- A family of elements of α is directed (with respect to a relation `≼` on α) if there is a member of the family `≼`-above any pair in the family. -/ def directed {ι : Sort v} (f : ι → α) := ∀x y, ∃z, f z ≼ f x ∧ f z ≼ f y /-- A subset of α is directed if there is an element of the set `≼`-above any pair of elements in the set. -/ def directed_on (s : set α) := ∀ (x ∈ s) (y ∈ s), ∃z ∈ s, z ≼ x ∧ z ≼ y
Am I just mean to use directed (id α)
? It seems strange that the simplest thing isn't there.
Beware also directed
does not include nonempty
AFAIK, those are the only directed set-related things in mathlib
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