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CSPICE_INELPL finds the intersection of an ellipse and a plane.
Given:
ellipse a structure describing a SPICE ellipse. The ellipse is
allowed to be degenerate: one or both semi-axes may
have zero length.
[1,1] = size(ellipse); struct = class(ellipse)
The structure has the fields:
center: [3,1] = size(center); double = class(center)
semiMajor: [3,1] = size(semiMajor); double = class(semiMajor)
semiMinor: [3,1] = size(semiMinor); double = class(semiMinor)
plane a structure describing a SPICE plane. The intersection of
'plane' and 'ellipse' is sought.
[1,1] = size(plane); struct = class(plane)
The structure has the fields:
normal: [3,1] = size(normal); double = class(normal)
constant: [1,1] = size(constant); double = class(constant)
the call:
[ nxpts, xpt1, xpt2] = cspice_inelpl( ellipse, plane )
returns:
nxpts the number of points of intersection of the geometric plane
and ellipse represented by `plane' and `ellips'. `nxpts' may
take the values 0, 1, 2 or -1. The value -1 indicates the
ellipse lies in the plane, so the number of intersection
points is infinite.
-1 also signals for the degenerate case where the ellipse
structure defines a single point and that point lies
in the plane of interest. In this case, -1 means not an
infinite number of intersections, rather that the
ellipse is a subset of the plane, that subset having
measure one.
[1,1] = size(nxpts); int32 = class(nxpts)
xpt1,
xpt2 the points of intersection of the input plane and ellipse.
If there is only one intersection point, both 'xpt1' and
'xpt2' contain that point. If the number of intersection
points is zero or infinite, the contents of 'xpt1' and
'xpt2' are undefined.
[3,1] = size(xpt1); double = class(xpt1)
[3,1] = size(xpt2); double = class(xpt2)
Any numerical results shown for this example may differ between
platforms as the results depend on the SPICE kernels used as input
and the machine specific arithmetic implementation.
Use the meta-kernel shown below to load the required SPICE
kernels.
KPL/MK
This meta-kernel is intended to support operation of SPICE
example programs. The kernels shown here should not be
assumed to contain adequate or correct versions of data
required by SPICE-based user applications.
In order for an application to use this meta-kernel, the
kernels referenced here must be present in the user's
current working directory.
The names and contents of the kernels referenced
by this meta-kernel are as follows:
File name Contents
--------- --------
de421.bsp Planetary ephemeris
pck00009.tpc Planet orientation and
radii
naif0009.tls Leapseconds
\begindata
KERNELS_TO_LOAD = ( '/kernels/gen/lsk/naif0009.tls'
'/kernels/gen/spk/de421.bsp'
'/kernels/gen/pck/pck00009.tpc'
)
\begintext
%
% Standard SPK, LSK, PCK files.
%
cspice_furnsh( 'standard.tm' )
%
% Retrieve the triaxial radii of Saturn (699)
%
radii = cspice_bodvrd( 'SATURN', 'RADII', 3 );
%
% Define a position in the body frame at one hundred equatorial
% radii out along the x axis, one hundred radii above the
% equatorial plane.
%
vertex = [ 100.0 * radii(1), 0.0, radii(1) *100.0 ]';
%
% Find the limb of the ellipsoid as seen from the
% point 'vertex'. 'limb' returns as a CSPICE_ELLIPSE.
%
limb = cspice_edlimb( radii(1), radii(2), radii(3), vertex );
%
% Define the equatorial plane as a SPICE plane. The Z
% axis is normal to the plane, the origin lies in the
% plane.
%
normal = [ 0., 0., 1.]';
point = [ 0., 0., 0.]';
plane = cspice_nvp2pl( normal, point);
%
% Calculate the intersection of the 'limb' and 'plane'.
%
[ nxpts, xpt1, xpt2] = cspice_inelpl( limb, plane );
fprintf( ...
'Observer at (100, 0, 100) radii, no. intersection points: %d\n', ...
nxpts )
fprintf( ' Intersection points\n' )
fprintf( '%.12g %.12g %.12g\n', xpt1 )
fprintf( '%.12g %.12g %.12g\n\n', xpt2 )
%
% One hundred radii along the Z pole vector (positive)
%
vertex = [ 0.0 * radii(1), 0.0, radii(1) *100.0 ]';
%
% The resulting limb ellipse should lie parallel to, but
% not in the same plane as the equatorial plane. No
% intersection should exist.
%
limb = cspice_edlimb( radii(1), radii(2), radii(3), vertex );
[ nxpts, xpt1, xpt2] = cspice_inelpl( limb, plane );
fprintf( ...
'Ellipse/plane parallel case, no. intersection points: %d\n\n', ...
nxpts )
%
% One radii along the X axis, i.e. on the surface, a very
% degenerate case.
%
vertex = [ radii(1), 0.0, 0.0 ]';
%
% In this case the limb ellipse exists as a point at (x, 0, 0).
%
limb = cspice_edlimb( radii(1), radii(2), radii(3), vertex );
%
% Calculate the intersection of the plane and the degenerate ellipse.
%
[ nxpts, xpt1, xpt2 ] = cspice_inelpl( limb, plane );
%
% As the point (x, 0, 0) exists in 'plane' and that point represents
% the complete ellipse, the routine should return -1 for infinite
% number of intersections - though in this case the intersection
% contains only one element.
%
fprintf( 'Degenerate case, no. intersection points: %d\n', nxpts )
%
% It's always good form to unload kernels after use,
% particularly in IDL due to data persistence.
%
cspice_kclear
MATLAB outputs for the first example::
Observer at (100, 0, 100) radii, no. intersection points: 2
Intersection points
602.68 60264.9865247 3.18323145621e-12
602.68 -60264.9865247 -9.37916411203e-12
MATLAB outputs for the second example, we expect no intersection:
Ellipse/plane parallel case, no. intersection points: 0
MATLAB outputs for the degenerate case:
Degenerate case, no. intersection points: 1
This routine computes the intersection set of a non-degenerate
plane with a possibly degenerate ellipse. The ellipse is allowed
to consist of a line segment or a point.
A plane may intersect an ellipse in 0, 1, 2, or infinitely many
points. For there to be an infinite set of intersection points,
the ellipse must lie in the plane and consist of more than one
For important details concerning this module's function, please refer to
the CSPICE routine inelpl_c.
MICE.REQ
ELLIPSES.REQ
PLANES.REQ
-Mice Version 1.0.0, 27-AUG-2012, EDW (JPL)
intersection of ellipse and plane
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Two of the four constraints which were in the
FileSystem appended fact have been removed:
no root.parent
contents in live->live
These constraints have been built into the other ones. First of
all, the line which used to read
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now reads
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This defines the root of a FileSystem to be in the set of live objects of its FileSystem, and not just be any old directory. (since it is in the intersection of Dir and live).
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@#playerList
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private ContextManager |
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endPhaseHandler |
private ExcommunicationCard[] |
excommunicationCards |
private java.util.UUID |
gameUUID |
private LeaderHandler |
leaderHandler |
private java.util.UUID |
lock |
private java.util.logging.Logger |
LOGGER |
private MessageHandler |
messageHandler |
private MoveChecker |
moveChecker |
private int |
orangeDice |
private java.util.ArrayList<Player> |
playerList |
private boolean |
runGameFlag |
private TurnManager |
turnManager |
private int |
whiteDice |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Game(java.util.List<Player> players,
java.util.UUID uuid)
inizialize the game with the given player list and the given uuid
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void |
diceRoll()
perform the dice roll phase and set the action value of all the family members of all player according to the color and value of each dice
|
Board |
getBoard()
allows to retrive the Board instance
|
protected ContextManager |
getContextManager()
allows to get the instance of the context manager of this game
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Deck<DevelopmentCard> |
getDeck(java.lang.String type)
allows to retrive a single development card deck, given its card type
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protected EndPhaseHandler |
getEndPhaseHandler()
allows to get the instance of the EndPhaseHandler of this game
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ExcommunicationCard[] |
getExcommunicationCard()
allows to get all the excommunication tiles of this game
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ExcommunicationCard |
getExcommunicationCard(int period)
given the corresponding period, allows to retrive the excommunication tile of the instance of this game
|
java.util.UUID |
getLock()
allows to retrive the UUID of the player who has the lock
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protected MessageHandler |
getMessageHandler()
allows to get the instance of the message handler of this game
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protected MoveChecker |
getMoveChecker()
allows to get the instance of the move checker of this game
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java.util.ArrayList<Player> |
getPlayerList()
allows to retrive the list of players connected to this game
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TurnManager |
getTurnManager()
allows to retrive the TurnManager instance
|
java.util.UUID |
getUUID()
get the UUID of this game
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void |
makeMove(Player player,
Action action)
the main method which apply the action, after it has been assessed as a valid action
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void |
moveFamiliar(Board board,
Player player,
Action action)
move the family member to the position specified into the action argument, after action has passed some preliminary check
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void |
run()
after comunicate the game configuration, player status ,board configuration and the dices value for the first round, run handle the phase of LeaderCard
distribution. finally the lock to the first player is given and the game can effectively start. run execute a while loop until the game isn't end, asking to
MessageManager if there are some messages for this game.
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protected void |
sendDICEROLL()
responsable of sending the DICEROLL message to the clients after diceRoll() has been called
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protected void |
setActionHandler(ActionHandler actionHandler)
replaces the current actionHandler with the one provided
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void |
setLock(java.util.UUID player)
allow to pass the lock to the given player
|
void |
takeCard(Board board,
Player player,
Action action)
perform the card taking, after the action has passed some preliminary check
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private final java.util.logging.Logger LOGGER
private java.util.ArrayList<Player> playerList
private Board board
private java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,Deck<DevelopmentCard>> decks
private ExcommunicationCard[] excommunicationCards
private int blackDice
private int whiteDice
private int orangeDice
private java.util.UUID lock
private LeaderHandler leaderHandler
private TurnManager turnManager
private MoveChecker moveChecker
private ContextManager contextManager
private MessageHandler messageHandler
private ActionHandler actionHandler
private EndPhaseHandler endPhaseHandler
private final java.util.UUID gameUUID
private boolean runGameFlag
public Game(java.util.List<Player> players, java.util.UUID uuid)
players
- the players who belong to this gameuuid
- the UUID of the gamepublic void run()
run
in interface java.lang.Runnable
public void makeMove(Player player, Action action)
player
- the player who has done the actionaction
- the action performed by the playerpublic TurnManager getTurnManager()
public java.util.ArrayList<Player> getPlayerList()
public Board getBoard()
public java.util.UUID getLock()
public java.util.UUID getUUID()
public Deck<DevelopmentCard> getDeck(java.lang.String type)
type
- the deck type which must be retrivedpublic ExcommunicationCard getExcommunicationCard(int period)
period
- the period of the excommunication tile which has to be retrivedpublic ExcommunicationCard[] getExcommunicationCard()
public void setLock(java.util.UUID player)
player
- the player to who the lock must be passedprotected void diceRoll()
public void moveFamiliar(Board board, Player player, Action action)
board
- the board of the gameplayer
- the player who has performed the actionaction
- the action performed by the playerpublic void takeCard(Board board, Player player, Action action)
board
- the board of the gameplayer
- the player who has performed the actionaction
- the action performed by the playerprotected ContextManager getContextManager()
protected MoveChecker getMoveChecker()
protected EndPhaseHandler getEndPhaseHandler()
protected void sendDICEROLL()
protected MessageHandler getMessageHandler()
protected void setActionHandler(ActionHandler actionHandler)


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AMERICAN OUTLAWS A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2001 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): **
AMERICAN OUTLAWS, by director Les Mayfield (BLUE STREAK), turns the James-Younger outlaw gang into good guys who combine James Bond's invincibility with Robin Hood's altruism. Set to a modern beat and scripted with modern dialog, the movie is a pseudo-historical, would-be comedy. Starring a bunch of relatively indistinguishable young male leads and one token female (Ali Larter), it is a formulaic film carefully designed to appeal to just the right demographics.  (If you're looking for a contemporary take on an old story, A KNIGHT'S TALE is much more sharply written and a whole lot more fun.)
The members of the famous gang include, Jesse and Frank James (Colin Farrell and Gabriel Macht); Cole, Bob and Jim Younger (Scott Caan, Will McCormack and Gregory Smith) and Comanche Tom (Nathaniel Arcand). We learn how, just after the end of the Civil War, they were forced into a life of killing and robbing by Yankees in general and the railroads in particular. The best acting comes from ex-Bond Timothy Dalton as the evil Allan Pinkerton.
So the film can have explosions worthy of the next DIE HARD sequel, both sides are given great dynamite. A stick of this stuff and entire buildings go up in a flash, completely demolishing everything. Employing Burma Shave type signs -- bet you didn't know that they had them way back then -- the boys also use dynamite to scare people into doing what they want.
If the movie does have a saving grace, it is this. Perhaps this undeserving film will do great box office and thus encourage the studios to make some good westerns again. This is not as crazy an idea as it might seem. Remember, it was less than a decade ago that UNFORGIVEN won a bunch of Academy Awards, including Best Picture.
AMERICAN OUTLAWS runs 1:35. It is rated PG-13 for "western violence" and would be acceptable for kids around 7 and up.
My son Jeffrey, age 12, who thought the film was really excellent, gave it *** 1/2. He commented on how they needed to make more westerns.
The film opens nationwide in the United States on Friday, August 17, 2001. In the Silicon Valley, it will be showing at the AMC and the Century theaters.
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Jonathan Hunt<EMAIL_ADDRESS>What is Islandora?
- Digital collection management
- Institutional repository
- Research data managemengt
- (Drupal CMS, Fedora, Solr)
Global community
- Simon Fraser University
- University of Sydney
- University of Rochester
- University of Prince Edward Island
- University of Otago
- also, NASA...
- USA, Canada, Hong Kong, Europe, South Africa, Chile...
What was done?
- Responsive theme, in-page viewers
- Simplified data model (RDF, linked data)
- >150,000 objects, 1.3TB, VPN, transcoding, etc.
- Community code
- Automated deployment
RDF
- DC: dc:subject, dc:date, dc:description, etc.
- DCTERMS: dcterms:spatial, dcterms:temporal
- schema.org: schema:url
- DNZ: Usage (hard to derive, so allow direct selection of DigitalNZ options)
- QSR: Creator Credit - free text
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- Islandora 7.x-1.10 released just before Xmas
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Ido-English Dictionary : Y
ya: indeed, most certainly, truly (used in a sentence to lend emphasis, to confirm a statement);
esis ya mea kulpa: it was truly my fault; me ya facis to: it was I indeed who did it. — D
yak-o: (2001) yak, yack: wild or domesticated ox of Tibet
and adjacent areas (Bos grunniens). — DEFIRS
yakt-o: yacht. — DEFRS
yar-o: year, twelvemonth; -ala: yearly, annual; relating to y.; -ala (od,
un-yara) planti: annual plants; -libro: yearbook, annual (cf.
almanako); singla-, omna-yar-a, -e: yearly; which takes place every year;
-deko: decade; -dek-a: happening every ten years (cf. dek-yara);
-cento: century; mi-yar-a: twice a year; -rento: annuity;
ca-yar-e, -a: this year; ante un yaro: one year ago; en yaro mez-valora:
in the average year, one year with another. — DE
yard-o: (nav.) yard (for a sail), yardarm; -o granda: main y. — E
yatagan-o: yataghan: long Turkish dagger. — DEFIS
ye: preposition of indefinite meaning to be used when no other preposition covers the meaning;
especially denoting position, place, precise situation, time: ye la fino di la libro:
at the end of the book; il prenis il ye la manuo: he took him by the hand; ye ca vorti:
at these words; ye la di-mezo: at midday; ye dek metri de me: at (or, within) ten meters of me.
yen: (conjunction with an interjectional character) (with or without hike, ibe) here is, there is;
(interj. meaning) look here! behold! lo! yen la volfo: here is the wolf; look, the wolf!
yen (hike) me: here I am; yen (ibe) lu: there he is; yen me: behold, it is I!
yen lu: there he comes; yen pomi, prenez le bona: here are apples, take the good ones;
yen (ke) la treno arivas: here comes the train; yen quale la kozi eventis:
this is how things happened; yen me itere: here I am again.
yes: yes, aye, yea. Ant.: no. — E
yiterb-o: (min.) ytterbium.
yitr-o: (chem.) yttrium.
yodl-ar: (tr., intr.) to yodel (in singing). — DEF
yog-o: (2001) yoga: Hindu theistic philosophy; system of
bodily exercises for attaining bodily or mental control
and well-being. — DEFIRS
yol-o: jolly-boat; a ship’s boat of medium size; yawl. — DEFIR
«yoni»: (from Hindu) vagina.
yoy-o: (2001) yo-yo (toy). — DEFIRS
yuft-o: Russian leather. — DR
yug-o: yoke; (fig.) bondage. — DEFIS
yuk-o: (bot.) yucca (genus: Yucca). — DEFIS
Yule: (holiday) yulo.
yun-a: young; -es-ala: juvenile, youthful; -o, -ulo, -ino: a young person;
-eso: (time) youth; -aro: (collect.) youth; -es-ala stroko: prank, frolic;
-es-ala aspekto: youthfulness (in appearance). Note: The suffix -id denotes the descendant, offspring of persons:
Izraelido, Napoleonido. For progeny other than of persons -yuno is used:
bovyuno, kavalyuno, etc. V. exp.: vid. anciena. Ant.: olda. — DEFR
yur-o: right (founded on law, property, vested interest) legal-right, -title, -authority; right (moral claim founded on justice, equity); (cf.
lego, yust-eso); -o-cienco: law (as a science); jurisprudence; -isto: jurist;
-izar: to entitle, authorize, give the (legal) right to; (cf. darfar);
-iz-ita: entitled, legitimate, lawful; -izo: authorization; yur-iz-iti: (jur.) assigns.
Ex.: La legi definas la yuri di la homi. La yuro votar esas civitanala yuro. Yuro naturala.
Yuro defensar su, parolar (pri), laborar. — DEFIRS
yurt-o: (2001) yurt: a circular domed tent used by Kirghiz and other Mongol nomads. — DEFIRS
yust-a: just, equitable, rightful, fair, justifiable (cf. yur-iz-ita, equitatoza, justa);
-(ul)o: a just act; -eso: (moral) justness, justice, fairness, uprightness, integrity (cf. equitato, yuro);
-igar: to make just (cf. justifikar); esez yusta e ne timez: be just and fear not.
Def.: Konforma a personala justeso, a la yuro, a la raciono.


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No. 8 Oklahoma holds on, beats TCU 28-24
by CLIFF BRUNTNORMAN, Okla. (AP) - It wasn’t pretty, but Jalen Hurts did what he usually does late in the season - win.
The senior passed for two touchdowns and ran for two more, and No. 8 Oklahoma held off TCU 28-24 on Saturday night to clinch a spot in the Big 12 championship game.
It was a rough game by Hurts’ standards. He connected on just 11 of 21 passes, threw an interception that was returned for a touchdown and lost a fumble in the red zone. But Hurts, who now has a combined 36-3 record as a starter at Alabama and Oklahoma, was fine after the game.
“Regardless of the fumble or the pick six or whatever mess-up I may have had today, we found a way,” he said.
Hurts ran for 173 yards on 28 carries. He passed for 145 yards - a total that could have been much higher.
“One of the first games where he just missed a few throws down the field that could have really busted the thing open,” Oklahoma coach Lincoln Riley said. “And they were all just long by just a tad bit. So he was just a little bit off on some of the deep balls.”
Kennedy Brooks added 149 yards rushing for the Sooners (10-1, 7-1, No. 9 CFP), who kept their College Football Playoff hopes alive. Oklahoma won its 20th consecutive November game dating to 2014. The Sooners outgained the Horned Frogs 511 yards to 204, but turned the ball over three times.
“The one kind of negative point of an otherwise pretty dominant performance,” Riley said. “Some mistakes that we’ve got to continue to clean up.”
Max Duggan rushed for 92 and a touchdown for the Horned Frogs (5-6, 3-5), who missed a chance to become bowl eligible after a furious comeback to make things interesting late.
Oklahoma ran out to a 21-0 lead and led 21-10 at halftime. Hurts threw two touchdown passes and ran for another score before the break.
“Before the ballgame, they didn’t know they could play with Oklahoma,” TCU coach Gary Patterson said. “After a quarter, they figured out they could. That’s what TCU is. It’s a group that can play with anybody.”
The Sooners led 28-17 and looked ready to put the Horned Frogs away, but Vernon Scott intercepted Hurts and ran it back 98 yards for a touchdown, and TCU cut Oklahoma’s lead to 28-24 with 12:43 to play.
The Sooners drove again, and Hurts broke a long run before Nook Bradford ripped the ball out of his arm and gained possession in one fluid motion inside the TCU 10.
TCU drove inside Oklahoma territory, but Brendan Radley-Hiles intercepted Duggan’s pass with 1:41 to play.
Oklahoma needed a first down to put the game out of reach. On third-and-short, Hurts ran up the middle and was awarded the first down after a review.
The Horned Frogs thought they had the stop.
“I think we did,” TCU linebacker Garret Wallow said. “But the game should never have come down to it.”
THE TAKEAWAY
TCU: It was the Horned Frogs’ fifth loss by seven points or fewer this season. The passing offense was nearly non-existent, with Duggan completing just 7 of 21 passes for 65 yards. But TCU had a chance to go ahead late.
Oklahoma: The Sooners, coming off a big win over Baylor, hung on again. Oklahoma’s last three wins have been by one, three and four points. Oklahoma’s defense played lights out and never let TCU get comfortable as it wrapped up a trip to the league title game, which will be a rematch against Baylor.
RUNNING WILD
Hurts became the third Oklahoma quarterback to rush for at least 1,000 yards in a season. Jack Mildren set the single-season record with 1,289 yards in 1971 and Kyler Murray ran for 1,001 yards last season. Hurts now has 1,156 yards on the season and 3,132 in his career.
CLOSE CALLS
In its past four games, Oklahoma has outscored its opponents just 145-144, yet has a 3-1 record. The Sooners lost to Kansas State 48-41 before beating Iowa State 42-41, Baylor 34-31 and TCU 28-24.
LAMB SCORES AGAIN
Oklahoma’s CeeDee Lamb caught his 32nd career touchdown pass to move into sole possession of second place on the school’s career list. He broke a tie with Mark Clayton and now trails only Ryan Broyles.
LOTS OF WINS
Saturday’ win was the 400th for Oklahoma at Memorial Stadium.
POLL IMPLICATIONS
Oklahoma could move up with No. 6 Oregon’s loss to Arizona State.
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Makisu is a fast and flexible Docker image build tool designed for unprivileged containerized environments such as Mesos or Kubernetes.
Some highlights of makisu:
* Requires no elevated privileges or containerd/Docker daemon, making the build process portable.
* Uses a distributed layer cache to improve performance across a build cluster.
* Provides control over generated layers with a new optional keyword #!COMMIT
, reducing the number of layers in images.
* Is Docker compatible. Note, the Dockerfile parser in Makisu is opinionated in some scenarios. More
details can be found here.
Makisu has been in use at Uber since early 2018, building thousands of images every day across 4 different languages. The motivation and mechanism behind it are explained in https://eng.uber.com/makisu/.
- Building Makisu
- Running Makisu
- Makisu anywhere
- Makisu on Kubernetes
- Using Cache
- Configuring distributed cache
- Explicit Commit and Cache
- Configuring Docker Registry
- Comparison With Similar Tools
- Contributing
- Contact
Building Makisu
Building Makisu image
To build a Docker image that can perform builds inside a container:
make images
Building Makisu binary and build simple images
To get the makisu binary locally:
go get github.com/uber/makisu/bin/makisu
For a Dockerfile that doesn't have RUN, makisu can build it without Docker daemon, containerd or runc:
makisu build -t ${TAG} --dest ${TAR_PATH} ${CONTEXT}
Running Makisu
For a full list of flags, run makisu build --help
or refer to the README here.
Makisu anywhere
To build Dockerfiles that contain RUN, Makisu needs to run in a container.
To try it locally, the following snippet can be placed inside your ~/.bashrc
or
~/.zshrc
:
function makisu_build() {
makisu_version=${MAKISU_VERSION:-latest}
cd ${@: -1}
docker run -i --rm --net host \
-v /var/run/docker.sock:/docker.sock \
-e DOCKER_HOST=unix:///docker.sock \
-v $(pwd):/makisu-context \
-v /tmp/makisu-storage:/makisu-storage \
gcr.io/uber-container-tools/makisu:$makisu_version build \
--commit=explicit \
--modifyfs=true \
--load \
${@:1:${#@}-1} /makisu-context
cd -
}
Now you can use makisu_build
like you would use docker build
:
$ makisu_build -t myimage .
Note:
* Docker socket mount is optional. It's used together with --load
for loading images back
into Docker daemon for convenience of local development. So does the mount to /makisu-storage, which is
used for local cache. If the image would be pushed to registry directly, please remove
--load
for better performance.
* The --modifyfs-true
option let Makisu assume ownership of the filesystem inside the
container. Files in the container that don't belong to the base image will be overwritten at the
beginning of build.
* The --commit=explicit
option let Makisu only commit layer when it sees
#COMMIT
and at the end of the Dockerfile. See "Explicit Commit and Cache" for more details.
Makisu on Kubernetes
Makisu makes it easy to build images from a GitHub repository inside Kubernetes. A single pod (or job) is created with an init container, which will fetch the build context through git or other means, and place that context in a designated volume. Once it completes, the Makisu container will be created and executes the build, using that volume as its build context.
Creating registry configuration
Makisu needs registry configuration mounted in to push to a secure registry. The config format is described in documentation. After creating configuration file on local filesystem, run the following command to create the k8s secret:
$ kubectl create secret generic docker-registry-config --from-file=./registry.yaml
secret/docker-registry-config created
Creating Kubernetes job spec
To setup a Kubernetes job to build a GitHub repository and push to a secure registry, you can refer to our Kubernetes job spec template (and out of the box example) .
With such a job spec, a simple kubectl create -f job.yaml
will start the build.
The job status will reflect whether the build succeeded or failed
Using cache
Configuring distributed cache
Makisu supports distributed cache, which can significantly reduce build time, by up to 90% for some of Uber's code repos. Makisu caches docker image layers both locally and in docker registry (if --push parameter is provided), and uses a separate key-value store to map lines of a Dockerfile to names of the layers.
For example, Redis can be setup as a distributed cache key-value store with this Kubernetes job spec.
Then connect Makisu to redis cache by passing --redis-cache-addr=redis:6379
argument.
If the Redis server is password-protected, use --redis-cache-password=password
argument.
Cache has a 14 day TTL by default, which can be configured with --local-cache-ttl=14d
argument.
For more options on cache, please see Cache.
Explicit commit and cache
By default, Makisu will cache each directive in a Dockerfile. To avoid committing and caching
everything, the layer cache can be further optimized via explicit caching with the
--commit=explicit
flag.

# A step to be cached. A single layer will be committed and cached here on top of base image.
RUN npm install #!COMMIT
...
...
...
# The last step of the last stage always commit by default, generating and caching another layer.
ENTRYPOINT ["/bin/bash"]
In this example, only 2 additional layers on top of base image will be generated and cached.
Configuring Docker Registry
For the convenience to work with any public Docker Hub repositories including library/.*, a default config is provided:
index.docker.io:
.*:
security:
tls:
client:
disabled: false
// Docker Hub requires basic auth with empty username and password for all public repositories.
basic:
username: ""
password: ""
Registry configs can be passed in through the --registry-config
flag, either as a file
path of as a raw json blob (converted to json using yq):
--registry-config='{"gcr.io": {"uber-container-tools/*": {"push_chunk": -1, "security": {"basic": {"username": "_json_key", "password": "<escaped key here>"}}}}}'
For more details on configuring Makisu to work with your registry client, see the documentation.
Comparison With Similar Tools
Bazel
We were inspired by the Bazel project in early 2017. It is one of the first few tools that could build
Docker compatible images without using Docker or any form of containerizer.
It works very well with a subset of Docker build scenarios given a Bazel build file. However, it does
not support RUN
, making it hard to replace most docker build workflows.
Kaniko
Kaniko provides good compatibility with Docker and executes build commands in userspace without the need for Docker daemon, although it must still run inside a container. Kaniko offers smooth integration with Kubernetes, making it a competent tool for Kubernetes users. On the other hand, Makisu has some performance tweaks for large images (especially those with node_modules), allows cache to expire, and offers more control over cache generation through #!COMMIT, make it optimal for complex workflows.
BuildKit / img
BuildKit and img depend on runc/containerd and supports parallel stage executions, whereas Makisu and most other tools execute Dockefile in order. However, BuildKit and img still need seccomp and AppArmor to be disabled to launch nested containers, which is not ideal and may not be doable in some production environments.
Contributing
Please check out our guide.
Contact
To contact us, please join our Slack channel.


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| TickUnitSource | |
| Timeline |
An interface that defines the contract for a Timeline.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| Axis |
The base class for all axes in JFreeChart.
|
| AxisCollection |
A collection of axes that have been assigned to the TOP, BOTTOM, LEFT or
RIGHT of a chart.
|
| AxisLabelLocation |
Used to indicate the location of an axis label.
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| AxisLocation |
Used to indicate the location of an axis on a 2D plot, prior to knowing the
orientation of the plot.
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| AxisSpace |
A record that contains the space required at each edge of a plot.
|
| AxisState |
Instances of this class are used to carry state information for an axis
during the drawing process.
|
| CategoryAnchor |
Used to indicate one of three positions within a category:
START , MIDDLE and END . |
| CategoryAxis |
An axis that displays categories.
|
| CategoryAxis3D |
An axis that displays categories and has a 3D effect.
|
| CategoryLabelPosition |
The attributes that control the position of the labels for the categories on
a
CategoryAxis . |
| CategoryLabelPositions |
Records the label positions for a category axis.
|
| CategoryLabelWidthType |
Represents the width types for a category label.
|
| CategoryTick |
A tick for a
CategoryAxis . |
| ColorBar | Deprecated
This class is no longer supported (as of version 1.0.4).
|
| CompassFormat |
A formatter that displays numbers as directions.
|
| CyclicNumberAxis |
This class extends NumberAxis and handles cycling.
|
| CyclicNumberAxis.CycleBoundTick |
A special Number tick that also hold information about the cycle bound
mapping for this tick.
|
| DateAxis |
The base class for axes that display dates.
|
| DateTick |
A tick used by the
DateAxis class. |
| DateTickMarkPosition |
Used to indicate the required position of tick marks on a date axis relative
to the underlying time period.
|
| DateTickUnit |
A tick unit for use by subclasses of
DateAxis . |
| DateTickUnitType |
An enumeration of the unit types for a
DateTickUnit instance. |
| ExtendedCategoryAxis |
An extended version of the
CategoryAxis class that supports
sublabels on the axis. |
| LogarithmicAxis |
A numerical axis that uses a logarithmic scale.
|
| LogAxis |
A numerical axis that uses a logarithmic scale.
|
| LogTick |
A tick from a
LogAxis . |
| MarkerAxisBand |
A band that can be added to a number axis to display regions.
|
| ModuloAxis |
An axis that displays numerical values within a fixed range using a modulo
calculation.
|
| MonthDateFormat |
A formatter that formats dates to show the initial letter(s) of the month
name and, as an option, the year for the first or last month of each year.
|
| NumberAxis |
An axis for displaying numerical data.
|
| NumberAxis3D |
A standard linear value axis with a 3D effect corresponding to the
offset specified by some renderers.
|
| NumberTick |
A numerical tick.
|
| NumberTickUnit |
A numerical tick unit.
|
| NumberTickUnitSource |
A tick unit source implementation that returns NumberTickUnit instances
that are multiples of 1, 2 or 5 times some power of 10.
|
| PeriodAxis |
An axis that displays a date scale based on a
RegularTimePeriod . |
| PeriodAxisLabelInfo |
A record that contains information for one "band" of date labels in
a
PeriodAxis . |
| QuarterDateFormat |
A formatter that formats dates to show the year and quarter (for example,
'2004 IV' for the last quarter of 2004.
|
| SegmentedTimeline |
A
Timeline that implements a "segmented" timeline with included,
excluded and exception segments. |
| StandardTickUnitSource |
A source that can used by the
NumberAxis class to obtain a
suitable TickUnit . |
| SubCategoryAxis |
A specialised category axis that can display sub-categories.
|
| SymbolAxis |
A standard linear value axis that replaces integer values with symbols.
|
| Tick |
The base class used to represent labeled ticks along an axis.
|
| TickType |
Used to indicate the tick type (MAJOR or MINOR).
|
| TickUnit |
Base class representing a tick unit.
|
| TickUnits |
A collection of tick units, used by the
DateAxis and
NumberAxis classes. |
| ValueAxis |
The base class for axes that display value data, where values are measured
using the
double primitive. |
| ValueTick |
A value tick.
|


Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 8
Dietary
This dessert combines two classics – apple pie and crumble – into one easy dessert. Make it your own by varying the fruits, sugar or by adding nuts.
Equipment and preparation: You will need a 23cm/9in pie dish or plate.
Lightly cover the work surface with flour, then roll out the shortcrust pastry until it is about 3cm/1½in larger than the pie plate.
Flip the pastry up over the rolling pin, then lift the pastry over the plate or tin. Press it into the tin, then trim the edge with a sharp knife. Chill the pastry while you make the filling.
Preheat the oven to 190C/375F/Gas 5 and put a baking sheet on the middle shelf.
For the crumble topping, sift the flour and salt into a large bowl, then add the butter. Rub the butter into the flour using your fingertips until the mix looks like rough breadcrumbs.
Stir in the sugar and, if you like, a handful of oats. Chill the crumble topping in the fridge while you prepare the apples.
Peel the apples, cut in half, then into chunky slices, cutting out the core as you go. Toss the apple slices with the lemon juice in a large bowl.
Sift over the flour, cinnamon and nutmeg and mix well to coat. Tip in the sugar, reserving some for the topping, and add in the raisins or fruit, if using. Mix well.
Pile the apples into the pastry lined tin, scatter with the crumble mix and then a final sprinkling of sugar. (It will seem to be heaped high but will reduce and settle during baking.) Bake the pie for 30 minutes, or until the pastry and crumble are golden and crisp. Serve warm with cream or ice cream.


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| SUMMARY: NESTED | FIELD | PROPERTY | CONSTR | METHOD | DETAIL: FIELD | PROPERTY | CONSTR | METHOD |
java.lang.Object grails-app.controllers.shemaEditor.shemaAdministration.TReportController
class TReportController
| Property Summary | |
|---|---|
def |
TNodeIndicatorService
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def |
TReportService
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static def |
allowedMethods
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def |
autocomplete
autoComplete for schema. |
def |
create
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def |
delete
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def |
deleteSelectedTReport
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def |
edit
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def |
editSchema
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def |
exportAllSchemes
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def |
exportIndicatorsFromSchema
Export function for the ExportPLugin Open a "save-dialogue" to save an exported domainclass to a file like *.pdf, *.csv,... |
def |
exportService
Export function for the ExportPLugin Open a "save-dialogue" to save an exported domainclass to a file like *.pdf, *.csv,... |
def |
importSchema
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def |
index
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def |
list
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def |
listNodes
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def |
move
Moves a tnode to another level of the tnode-structure. |
def |
save
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def |
searchFilter
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def |
searchableService
//searchFilter for scheme-administration Searches for a given key (params.schema) and shows the result First search is a exact search, second a wildcardsearch, third a relative (fuzzy) search |
def |
show
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def |
testValidate
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def |
twitIt
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def |
twitterService
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def |
undo
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def |
update
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def |
validatorService
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def |
xml
Returns the xml of a specific TReport. |
| Constructor Summary | |
TReportController()
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| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
TNode
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copyAll(TNode tnode, TNode tnodeCopy)
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def
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fullReportAsXML(TNode tnode)
Returns the full xml with all tnodes and indicators (max-detailed) of a specific TReport. |
java.util.List
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getAllSchemaIndicators(TNode parent, java.util.List schemaIndicatorList)
Returns a list of all Indicators related to the given tnode (the rootNode) |
void
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toXml(TNode node, def xml, def report)
Generates an xml from a given tnode-structure |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object | |
|---|---|
| java.lang.Object#wait(long), java.lang.Object#wait(), java.lang.Object#wait(long, int), java.lang.Object#equals(java.lang.Object), java.lang.Object#toString(), java.lang.Object#hashCode(), java.lang.Object#getClass(), java.lang.Object#notify(), java.lang.Object#notifyAll() |
| Property Detail |
|---|
def TNodeIndicatorService
def TReportService
static def allowedMethods
def autocomplete
def create
def delete
def deleteSelectedTReport
def edit
def editSchema
def exportAllSchemes
def exportIndicatorsFromSchema
def exportService
def importSchema
def index
def list
def listNodes
def move
def save
def searchFilter
def searchableService
def show
def testValidate
def twitIt
def twitterService
def undo
def update
def validatorService
def xml
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
TReportController()
| Method Detail |
|---|
public TNode copyAll(TNode tnode, TNode tnodeCopy)
public def fullReportAsXML(TNode tnode)
public java.util.List getAllSchemaIndicators(TNode parent, java.util.List schemaIndicatorList)
public void toXml(TNode node, def xml, def report)
Groovy Documentation


You can create a dialog box to display a list in your App using the CreateListDialog method of the app object:
Use the SetOnTouch method of the ListDialog object to set the name of a function you want to be called when a list item is selected. The selected item is passed into your OnTouch callback function as parameters every time an item is selected.
You can use the "Multi" option to create a ListDialog with check boxes against each item. This allows multiple list items to be selected. An extra parameter isChecked is passed to the OnTouch callback function when a check box is checked or unchecked.
When using the "Multi" option, the ListDialog can be dismissed using the back button on the phone or tablet.
See 'CreateListDialog for more informations and a complete function list


Oscillators
Noise and Ring Modulator
Filters
Effects
Mixer
Matrix
LFOs
Counters
Envelopes
Alias is a mono "matrix" synth with extensive modulation possibilities. Audio block components include three oscillators, a noise source, ring-modulator, two filters with wave shapers, pitch-shifter, flanger and two delay lines.
Virtually every major parameter may be modulated by one of 8 modulation buses. The modulation sources include three LFOs, two step-counters, two frequency-dividers, low-frequency noise source, sample-and-hold, and several MIDI signals.
Each of the three oscillators produce a different set of waveforms. in all other respects they are identical.
The oscillators, noise and ring-modulator may be selectively routed to one of two filters.
Filter 1 is continuously variable between low, low*high, high and band pass modes. The low*high is produced by ring-modulating the low and high pass signals.
Filter 2 is a simulated Moog lowpass filter. The editor controls for both filters are identical with exception of the filter 1 mode slider.
Both filters has a dedicated distortion device at their inputs. The distortion algorithm is different for each filter but in both cases the clipped signal never exceeds unity.
The Mixer page combines all amplitude and pan controls in one location. Other then the Main out controls all other controls are duplicated on the relevant editor page.
The matrix provides signal routing between several control sources and the audio block components. The 8 output buses, labeled 'A' through 'H', are each assigned two source signals. The two signals on an output bus are multiplied.
As a practical illustration consider mod wheel control of vibrato. Alias does not automatically provided for this common situation but it is easy to establish using the matrix. In the illustration bellow the two assignments for bus A are LFO1 and CCA. Looking at the legend CCA defaults to MIDI controller 1 - the mod wheel. As the mod wheel moves the CCA value changes between 0.0 and 1.0. This value is multiplied by the current value of LFO1 and then placed on bus A where it may be used for vibrato.
Two of the control sources are constant; 'con' and 'off'. The value of con is 1.0 while the value of off is 0. Assigning any output bus to off is equivalent to multiplication by 0 effectively turning the bus off.
Audio rate components (osc1, osc2, osc3, noise, ringmod, filter1, filter2, pitch-shifter, flanger, delay1 and delay2) may connect to any of the 8 output buses 'A' through 'H'.
Most control components (LFO1, LFO2, LFO3, LF-Noise, Sample-and-Hold, Counter1, Counter2, Divider1 and Divider2) connect to other control components directly without using buses A through H.
Alias provides 3 identical LFO's, a Low Frequency Noise source and Sample-and-Hold.
To set fixed LFO parameters assign one of the buses to "ONE", then use either the numeric frequency display or wave slider to set the desired value. If a non-constant signal is selected the given parameter is modulated with the depth determined by the display/slider value.
The LF-Noise source provides a low frequency random value. The single parameter sets the approximate rate of change.
The Sample-and-Hold samples an input source at a constant rate and holds the sampled value until the next sample period. Any one of the control sources may serve as input. A common use is to sample a noise signal to provide random values. Sampling a periodic signal, such as one of the LFOs will produce a sequence of repeating values. The exact nature of this sequence depends on the relative frequency between the LFO the sample rate and the LFO waveform.
The control block includes two step-counters and two frequency divider cascades. The step counters produce stair-step waveforms. Each counter samples an input source and increments on positive zero crossing of the source. Once the counter reaches the maximum it starts over at the minimum value. A second input may be used to reset the counter on positive zero crossing of some other source. On reset the counter jumps to the reset value and continues counting from there. The bias value adds a fixed offset to the counter output which is then multiplied by the scale factor.
The two frequency dividers are permanently connected to LFO3. Divider1 provides odd divisions (1,3,5 and 7) while divider2 has even divisions (2,4,6 and 8). Within a divider the 4 signals are mixed to provide a wide array of complex periodic signals. The PW slider sets the relative pulse width of the individual signals before they are summed. The bias and scale parameters have the same usage as with the step counters. Divider3 is a sum of the Divider1 and Divider2 outputs.
The Alias control block contains three identical 5-stage envelopes. Env3 is permanently connected as the main output envelope. Envelopes 1 and 2 have no fixed usage. Using the zoom buttons the envelope curves may be magnified to any level. There is no upper limit to envelope duration.


Experience
As a full stack marketer, I'd single-handedly work on a brand's identity creation, build their digital presence across website, newsletter, social and search media, design a conversion funnel specific to the business needs, run paid marketing campaigns, and enhance their customer experience through ongoing optimization using industry standard tools.
Achievements
- Reduced to 80% the overall search and social ads spend and increased conversions by 5%
- Ranked for top 10 primary high volume keywords high in search results in short period of less than six months
- Planned and executed two Chatbots to automate sales and customer support work
- Replaced a nine years experienced marketing head in the core team within ten days, a ten years experienced paid campaigns lead in two months and a twelve years experienced visual designer in three months of joining in the same startup
Certificates
- Product Masterclass: How to Build Digital Products
- Growth Master Training from Growth University
- Startup Founder Track from Startup School by Y Combinator
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#include "cfs.h"
Go to the source code of this file.
Defines | |
| #define | CFS_COFFEE_IO_FLASH_AWARE 0x1 |
| Instruct Coffee that the access pattern to this file is adapted to flash I/O semantics by design, and Coffee should therefore not invoke its own micro logs when file modifications occur. | |
| #define | CFS_COFFEE_IO_FIRM_SIZE 0x2 |
| Instruct Coffee not to attempt to extend the file when there is an attempt to write past the reserved file size. | |
Functions | |
Functions called from application programs | |
| int | cfs_coffee_reserve (const char *name, cfs_offset_t size) |
| Reserve space for a file. | |
| int | cfs_coffee_configure_log (const char *file, unsigned log_size, unsigned log_entry_size) |
| Configure the on-demand log file. | |
| int | cfs_coffee_set_io_semantics (int fd, unsigned flags) |
| Set the I/O semantics for accessing a file. | |
| int | cfs_coffee_format (void) |
| Format the storage area assigned to Coffee. | |
| void * | cfs_coffee_get_protected_mem (unsigned *size) |
| Points out a memory region that may not be altered during checkpointing operations that use the file system. |
Header for the Coffee file system.
Definition in file cfs-coffee.h.


Reducing Internet Transport Latency is an interesting research topic and has gained significant attention in the recent past. Some of the promising new solutions rely on Explicit Congestion Notification (ECN) (RFC 3168) to notify TCP endpoints of congestion that may be developing in a bottleneck queue, without resorting to packet drops. As a result, there have been attempts at Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) to extend the functionality of ECN and provide rich feedback to TCP endpoints. In this regard, Accurate ECN feedback (AccECN) and ECN++ are two active topics of discussion at IETF. During GSoC 2018, I extended the ECN implementation in ns-3 to support ECN++ and AccECN, test the correctness of implementation and provide examples.
ECN++ is a sender-side change. The feedback behavior at the receiver depends on whether classic ECN feedback or experimental AccECN feedback has been negotiated. ECN++ allows the use of ECN on the following TCP control packets: SYNs, pure ACKs, Window probes, FINs, RSTs, and retransmissions. For each type of control packet or transmission, the detailed changes to the sender's behavior consist of the following two aspects: (a) whether it sets ECT (b) its response to congestion feedback.
AccECN provides more Accurate ECN feedback in the TCP header to provide more than one feedback signal per RTT. AccECN needs to cooperate with other standards which defined the usage of the information such as classic ECN (RFC 3168), ECN+ (RFC 5562) and ECN++. Therefore, how to use AccECN feedback information to optimize the TCP performance is out of scope for AccECN implementation. The AccECN has been designed into two parts: (a) an essential part that re-uses TCP header bits to feedback the number of arriving CE marked packets. (b) the supplementary part using a new AccECN TCP option that provides additional feedback on the number of bytes that arrive marked with each of the three ECN codepoints (not just CE marks).
I have implemened ECN++ and AccECN in ns-3 with necessary examples, tests and documentation. This work is important to the ns-3 and research community, because this is a contemporary research topic and because network simulators are extensively used for performance evaluation. This report presents the details of the work done during GSoC 2018, and provides the necessary information to reproduce this work.
This project was split into three phases, and each phase has been completed with documentation, tests, and example programs, and is ready to be reviewed for merging to the ns-3 mainline. My patches integrate with ns-3-dev as of changeset 13735.
Implemented ECN++ functionality with classic ECN feedback in ns-3 and documented its functionality. A test suite and an example is provided.
Implemented the Accurate ECN functionality in ns-3 without TCP Options and documented its functionality. A test suite is provided.
Implemented the Accurate ECN functionality in ns-3 with TCP Options and documented its functionality. A test suite is provided.
This project can be extended further as suggested below:
More details about this project, source code and final patch are available on the links given below:


Perforce Credentials
Select the appropriate credential for the Perforce connection.
Perforce Credentials are defined in the Jenkins Credentials plugin here.
There are two types:
- 'Perforce Password Credential' for standard username/password
authentication
- 'Perforce Ticket Credential' for ticket based authentication.


The dim is a variable value that you can change. The following codes define a dim "dimName" of type "dimType" without initialize:
dim <dimType> <dimName>
And with initialize "dimInitializeValue":
dim <dimType> <dimName>=<dimInitializeValue>
If you want to create more dims in a single line, use this:
dim <dimType> <dimName1>[=<dimInitializeValue1>], <dimName2>[=<dimInitializeValue2>], ...
The "const" keyword means that the dim can't be change, just like the following:
const <constDimType> <constDimName1>=<value1>, <constDimName2>=<value2>, ...
The pointer save the address of a dim.Use "&
dim int a
dim int* p=&a
And the pointer to a pointer:
dim int a
dim int* p1=&a
dim int* p2=&p1
To visit what pointer is pointed to, use the "*
dim int a=1, b=2, c
dim int* pa=&a, pb=&b
c=*pa+*pb; # The same as c=a+b
An array is a series of dims.The following codes define an array "arrayName" of size "arraySize" with dim type "dimType" without initialize:
dim <dimType> <arrayName>[arraySize]
And with initialize datas:
dim <dimType> <arrayName>[arraySize]={<value1>, <value2>, ...}
CPy only support 1-D array now.To visit one dim in array, use "
dim int array[2]={1,2}
dim int arr0=array[0] # Get 1.
dim int arr1=array[1] # Get 2.
#dim int arr2=array[2] # DANGEROUS!!! Don't write like this, for you don't know what you will get!
If you try to get the pointer of the array, you will get the pointer to the first dim in the array.
dim int array[2]={1,2}
dim int* parray=&array
function int dims(void)
dim int a=123, b=456
dim int c
c = a+b
return c
end
function int array(void)
dim int array[2]={1,2}
dim int ret
ret = array[0]+array[1]
return ret
end


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2023: Linux on the Desktop This Year
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VS Code: Dark Terminal on a Light Theme
Hardware review: Devterm
Hardware review: 1st Gen SteamDeck (512MB)
Hardware review: AOKZOE A1
Hardware review: iPhone 13 Mini
Mixed Async code in Sync Python: Disappointingly Simple
Modern Python: New Features, Better Code
The Anime Watcher: Another Game
A Case for Match
Python as a Language is Inescabably Coupled with its Implementation Part 2: The Tracer
Trump Run: A Game
Little Guys! A Puzzle Game Without Enough Levels
Async programming: understanding it from fundamentals
Modern Python: Features I Haven't Used But Plan To
Modern Python has Changed How I Code
Python as a Language is Inescabably Coupled with its Implementation Part 1: LET'S DO DUMB SHIT WITH THE GC
__all__ is a Sacred Space and you Murderous Goblins are all Profaning it
ZPL-O-Rama Part 5: Postscript
ZPL-O-Rama Part 4: The Hardware
ZPL-O-Rama Part 3: Software
ZPL-O-Rama Part 2: Concepts and Architecture
ZPL-O-Rama Part 1: A personal/work project (Introduction)
The Shanling Q1 Media Player
SFTP is still around and that's OK
You Don't Need to Make That Temporary File, Dude
Trying out Rectangle
The 2020s and the Post-Office World
Pinebook Pro: The Tinkering Laptop
My Dingus Chromebook still works
Five Years in the Bay Area
Own Your Infrastructure
Hello, World
Python Meetup Talk - 2019-10-09
Jumpbear: the Global Warming Bear
Turn a Chromebook into the ULTIMATE GOLANG/PYTHON DEVELOPER MACHINE
What I Like About My New Job
Stupid simple API reference for bottle.py web services
C++ is not so bad
I don’t really use OSX anymore
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About me
I started my coding journey on 19th February 2021.
I started with making custom commands for Atlas bot at the
start and I really liked that. So I switched over to coding a bot in a real programming language myself:
Groot.
Did you know at first I named it 'Tagg's Utilities'?
At the beginning everything was
soooo hard... a SyntaxError would hold me for hours, could not solve NameErrors and only 10% of the code I
wrote was from myself. See a
little preview below.
That's why I decided to go learn Python first before making a discord bot. After hundred of hours of YouTube
tutorials I finally understood most of what I wrote. I agree that it wasn't the best start, but I survived!
After two months or so, I wrote my own subclasses and started using SQLite3.
Never stop trying!
import discord
from discord.ext import commands
client = commands.Bot(prefix="!")
@client.command()
async def command(ctx):
await ctx.send("Hello World")
client.run("aDumMyToK.eNaDumMyTOKen.adUmMy.TokeN")
This is how my code looked like at the beginning (and yes I named bot client cause I didn't know)


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Matches
Stats
Players
Classes
EASHL stats
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Individuals and interactions over processes and tools
Working software over comprehensive documentation
Customer collaboration over contract negotiation
Responding to change over following a plan
That is, while there is value in the items on the right, we value the items on the left more.
Extreme Programming - Software quality is #1
Lean - Eliminate waste
Kanban - Limit work in progress (WIP)
Scrum - Embrace inevitable change
Example:
As a <role>, I want <goal/desire> so that <benefit>
A list of tasks identified by the Scrum team to be completed during the Scrum sprint
A time period (typically 1–4 weeks) in which development occurs on a set of backlog items that the team has committed to. Also commonly referred to as a Time-box or iteration.
A short statement of what the work will be focused on during the sprint
Anything that prevents a team member from performing work as efficiently as possible.
A working deployable software package that may be either public or private
These are not status for the ScrumMaster
They are commitments in front of peers
Many ways to do retrospective:


wf-lifecycle
to create a lifecycle node. You can use ng-repeat
to dynamically generate your lifecycle widget, along with toggling its step states to "done" status.
Note that ng-repeat
may not generate a new line character in between repeating elements
which is important in the rendering of the spaces in between each node/step since wf-lifecycle
is inline-block.
Thus, lifecycle nodes generated by ng-repeat
may tend to appear closer than usual. This can be fixed by wrapping a span
around wf-lifecycle
and using ng-repeat
there. Consult the code below for an example implementation.
| Attributes:Bindings | Accepted values | Description |
|---|---|---|
isStart: <? |
|
Set to true if it is the start of the lifecycle object |
isEnd: <? |
|
Set to true if it is the end of the lifecycle object |
selected: <? |
|
Set to true if it is the lifecycle node/step is already done |
Statically defined
EDIT
TEST
APPROVE
DEPLOY
ACTIVATE
ARCHIVE
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There was a problem (500 error) with the sample app.
Try the following troubleshooting tips if running locally:
- Check that you ran a migration first with "python manage.py migrate".
- Check that an .env file exists and defines the environment variables DBHOST, DBNAME, DBUSER, STORAGE_CONTAINER_NAME, and STORAGE_ACCOUNT_NAME.
- Check that the database exists in your local PostgresSQL server.
Try the following troubleshooting tips if running in Azure App Service:
- Check that you ran a migration first with "python manage.py migrate".
- Check that the environment variables (DBHOST, DBNAME, DBUSER, STORAGE_CONTAINER_NAME, and STORAGE_ACCOUNT_NAME) are defined as configuration settings) for the service.
- Check that the database referenced in the DBNAME environment exists in the Azure PostgresSQL service.


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--- layout: post title: '30 Days in April: Day 30' date: 2009-04-30 23:59:38.000000000 -07:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - 30 Days in April - lists tags: - 30 days - artists - completion - lists - now what? - photo meta: _publicize_pending: '1' _edit_last: '6192' aktt_tweeted: '1' original_post_id: '310' _wp_old_slug: '310' author: login: falsefridays email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Jim Withington first_name: '' last_name: '' ---
For the thirtieth day of my project, I was tossing around a few ideas, but nothing really felt right until Erin sarted suggesting a list of 30...somethings. She was suggesting funny things, kind of as a joke, but I liked this idea. A lot of the work that's important to me influences the work that I am doing, and I like spreading the word about folks because some stuff is just freaking cool. For me, it's never about being a snob or knowing more than other people, it's about sharing the art that really gets to me. The dude who runs Hype Machine describes himself with ths bio: "I wake up in the morning to get people excited about music." Would that we could all be so lucky. Anyway, I give you (with links when I have time to add them):
THIRTY ARTISTS THAT ARE IMPORTANT TO ME
in no particular order
01. Jenny Holzer
02. On Kawara
03. Steve Almond
04. Chuck Klosterman
05. Amanda Petrusich
06. Donald Judd
07. Carl Andre
08. Dan Flavin
09. Bruce Nauman
10. David Horowitz
11. Miranda July (esp. her stories, and this)
12. Mierle Laderman Ukeles, (specifically, Handshake Ritual)
13. John Cage (esp. Lecture on Nothing)
14. Phillip Glass
15. Laurie Anderson
16. Christo and Jeanne-Claude
17. Kerry James Marshall (esp. this painting)
18. Matthew Barney
19. Andrea Zittel
20. Superamas
21. Walter De Maria
22. The Neo-Futurists
23. The San Francisco Mime Troupe
24. David Horvitz
25. Jeff Tweedy
26. Dick Higgins
27. Vito Acconci
28. Robert Rauschenberg
29. Barbara Kruger
30. Mike Daisey
There are more! There have to be more. If you know me well, you probably know people that I would have wanted to include better than I do! These are the ones that came to mind with the assistance of just a few books and references. There's so much more out there, and I didn't include Eddie, Ben, Nicole, or any of the other artists that I actualy know in real life, in my life. Feel free to leave comments with great artists that I left out.
Thanks for coming along this journey with me. I plan that there will be more to come around here.


Here's what's new in Release 1.1.2 (8 November 2017):
Bug fixes
Fixed an issue with duplicate requests when running the StockViewer sample PixieApp as a web application ( #483 ).
PixieDust can now run the same code in multiple notebooks locally with Spark. Previously, running the same code across multiple notebooks locally, such as PixieDust's
sampleData()
API, generated an error (
#496
).
Refactored PixieGateway into its own GitHub repo to run in IBM's Data Science Experience environment and updated PixieGateway documentation ( #498 and #495 ).
Enhancements
Released alpha version of PixieGateway admin dashboard, with a streamlined UI. DevOps users of PixieGateway can now access a list of PixieApps deployed to the gateway and a list of running kernels with real-time statistics ( #487 and #501 ).
Added the ability to
display()
JSON directly. PixieDust now supports native rendering of data dictionaries, or an array of dictionaries, without having to first convert them into Pandas DataFrames (
#489
).
Added functionality to embed PixieDust charts into a regular web application, such as a web app that was not generated via PixieApp web publishing ( #493 ).
Improved PixieApp web publishing to allow developers to publish to a specific kernel. Previously, all PixieApps were published into the default Python kernel ( #486 ).


This section talks about the ten most common mental disorders in today's society and how they affect the person who has it.There's also information on the sympoms of the disorders and a link leading you to the orginial website from where the info came from.
Physical disablities affect millions of people everywhere from age 2-100. This is a list of the ten most common physical disablities in our society and how they affect a person.
Here are multiple playlists that each go along with a certain mental or physical disability and it music and video meant to sooth or relax your body and mind against the disorder you have.
We can be contacted through our gmail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>We are open and welcoming to any advice or information you beilieve that should be on the website. All emails and advices will be taken into account and highly appreicated.


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Due to COVID-19, the 2021-22 Southern Cross Brigade to Cuba has been postponed. We plan for the 2022-23 brigade to proceed. Dates and further details for the 2022-23 brigade will be posted to this website in early 2022. If you would like to join the 2022-23 brigade, please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to register your interest and we will keep you up to date!
Below you can read the information from our most recent brigade to get a taste of what it's like!
The 37th Southern Cross Brigade will start on 28 December 2019 and finish on 17 January 2020. A portion of the three week trip will be spent in a camp about an hour’s drive outside of Havana. This year’s program will also give participants an opportunity to spend time in Havana and to travel to the city of Santiago de Cuba in the south-east of the island and also to Holguín Province in the east of Cuba.
The 2019-20 Southern Cross Brigade program can be found here.
The program is subject to minor changes due to weather and other unforeseeable events. The purpose of the brigade is to actively participate and engage in activities and brigadistas are expected to attend all scheduled activities in the program.
If you are interested in attending the 37th annual Southern Cross Brigade to Cuba, please fill out a registration form and contact us.


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1. Increase the friend maximum from 150 to at least 250. Myself and many others have already maxed out friend limits and can no longer add more people.
2. Fix the issue with pending friend request. It's annoying when I can no longer send out friend requests because I have too many pending, yet I can still accept them from others.
3. Fix the battlelog party system. Increase the cap from 8 to 10 at least and make it so whenever someone goes offline they automatically leave the party. It's annoying when someone takes up a spot and they aren't even online, especially when they are the party leader.
4. Not being able to comment on platoon posts if you are not friends with the poster. If you are a member of a platoon and you are not friends with someone that posts on the platoon wall you cannot comment on that post.
5. The alert system. Sometimes when you are online you get an alert and you click on the little update logo and it won't tell you what the alert was for. It will notify you every time something comes up, but it won't always tell you what it is.
6. Add the option to leave a disabled platoon, you shouldn't be trapped in it, whether it was inappropriate or not.
7. Fix the flame radar. It doesn't work properly as it should. it's supposed to flag threads those on your radar posted in but it doesn't show anything
I also made a thread on battlelog about this:
http://battlelog.battlefield.com/bf3/en/forum/threadview/2832654489749000782/
Please consider my ideas


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Mechanical issue forces flight to land in Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH (AP) - An American Airlines flight was forced to land at Pittsburgh International Airport due to a mechanical issue.
The airline says Flight 2244 had departed about 7:30 a.m. Saturday from Chicago and was bound for Washington with 72 passengers and six crew members aboard. The Boeing 737-800 landed in Pittsburgh at 9:30 a.m. without incident and soon taxied to a gate.
No injuries were reported in the incident, and there was no disruption to air traffic in Pittsburgh. American says all the passengers were rebooked on other flights to Washington.
Specific details about the mechanical problem were not disclosed.
Copyright 2019 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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