Embracing Diversity: Searching over multiple languages
Suneel Marthi
Jeff Zemerick
October 17, 2018
Activate Conference, Montreal
$WhoAreWe
Suneel Marthi
@suneelmarthi
- Member of Apache Software Foundation
- Committer and PMC on Apache Mahout, Apache OpenNLP, Apache Streams
Jeff Zemerick
@jzonthemtn
- Software Engineer and Cloud Architect
- Committer and PMC on Apache OpenNLP
Agenda
- What is Multi-Lingual Search?
- Why Multi-Lingual Search?
- What is Neural Machine Translation?
- Introduce a Multi-Lingual Pipeline
What is Multi-Lingual Search ?
- Searching
- over content written in different languages
- with users speaking different languages
- both
- Parallel corpora
- Translating queries
- Translating documents
Why Multi-Lingual Search ?
Embracing diversity
- Most online tech content is in English
- Wikipedia dumps:
- en: 62GB
- de: 17GB
- it: 10GB
- Good number of non-English speaking users
- A lot of search queries are composed in English
- Preferable to retrieve search results in native language
- … or even to consolidate all results in one language
Use-case 1 — tech domain, native first
Use-case 2 — native only ?
Neural Machine Translation
Neural Machine Translation (NMT)
Generate Translations from Neural Network models trained on Bilingual Corpora.
Translation happens per a probability distribution one word at time (no phrases).
NMT is deep learning applied to machine translation.
"Attention Is All You Need" - Ashish Vaswani, Noam Shazeer, Niki Parmar, Jakob Uszkoreit, Llion Jones, Aidan N. Gomez, Lukasz Kaiser, Illia Polosukhin
Google Brain https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.03762
NMT versus SMT at Scale
| Sockeye (NMT) |
Apache Joshua (SMT) |
| High Quality Translations |
Reasonable Quality Translation |
| Python 3 / C++ |
Java / C++ |
| Model size ~256 MB |
Model size 60GB-120GB |
| Simple Training Process |
Complicated Training Process |
| 400 lines of code |
Relatively complex implementation |
| High translation costs |
Low translation costs |
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last but not least, Members are debating the escalation of the Syrian conflict.
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NMT Challenges – Input
- The input into all neural network models is always a vector.
- Training data is always parallel text.
- How do you represent a word from the text as a vector?
Embedding Layer
NMT Challenges – Rare Words
Ok, we can now represent 30,000 words as vectors, what about unseen words?
NMT Challenges – Byte Pair Encoding (BPE)
Rico Sennrich, Barry Haddow and Alexandra Birch (2016): Neural Machine Translation of Rare Words with Subword Units Proceedings of the 54th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL 2016). Berlin, Germany.
Byte Pair Encoding
"positional addition contextual"
Byte Pair Encoding
"posiXonal addiXon contextual"
ti = X
Byte Pair Encoding
"posiXonY addiXon contextuY"
ti = X
al = Y
Byte Pair Encoding
"posiZnY addiZn contextuY"
ti = X
al = Y
Xo = Z
Byte Pair Encoding
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NMT Challenges – Jagged Tensors
Input is not sorted by length.
Jagged Tensors cont.
Jagged Tensors cont.
Jagged Tensors cont.
NMT Challenges – Cost
- Step 1: Create great profiling tools, measurement.
- Step 2: Get specialists to optimize bottlenecks.
- Step 3: ???
- Step 4: Profit.
New layer norm, top-k, batch-mul, transpose, smoothing op. 3.5x speedup so far. Working in branches:
https://github.com/MXNetEdge/sockeye/tree/dev_speed
https://github.com/MXNetEdge/incubator-mxnet/tree/dev_speed
TVM
TVM is a Tensor intermediate representation(IR) stack for deep learning systems. It is designed to close the gap between the productivity-focused deep learning frameworks, and the performance- and efficiency-focused hardware backends. TVM works with deep learning frameworks to provide end to end compilation to different backends.
https://github.com/dmlc/tvm
Alibaba TVM Optimization
http://tvmlang.org/2018/03/23/nmt-transformer-optimize.html
Alibaba TVM Optimization
Facebook - Tensor Comprehensions
https://research.fb.com/announcing-tensor-comprehensions/
Document Summarization
| Extractive |
Abstractive |
| Original Content |
New Content |
| Easier |
More Difficult |
Summarizing results on-the-fly gives flexibility.
Multilingual Search Pipeline
Accepts English text, translates it, searches, translates and summarizes search results.
- Apache NiFi
- Apache OpenNLP
- Sockeye
- Solr
- "Get To The Point: Summarization with Pointer-Generator Networks"
Apache NiFi
- Data flow orchestration
- Able to ingest and manipulate data using processors
- Organized into flows
- Out-of-the-box QuerySolr processor
- Executes a query against a Solr instance
- Results returned as XML
- NiFi: https://nifi.apache.org/
- Code for the pipeline: https://github.com/jzonthemtn/multilanguage-search
Apache OpenNLP
- Library of common NLP tools
- Our pipeline uses:
- Language detection
- Sentence extraction
- Tokenization
- Byte-Pair Encoding (BPE)
- https://opennlp.apache.org
Sockeye
- Neural Machine Translation tool
- Written in Python and based on MXNet
- Sequence-to-sequence framework that supports:
- Deep Recurrent Neural Networks with Attention
- Transformer Models with self-attention
- Fully convolutional sequence-to-sequence models
- https://github.com/awslabs/sockeye
Solr
Indexed plain text news articles:
- ~100,000 English news articles
- ~30,000 German news articles
Pointer-Generator Networks
NiFi Flow
Credits
- Tommaso Teofili (Adobe - Rome)
- Joern Kottmann, Bruno Kinoshita (Apache OpenNLP)
- Kellen Sunderland, Sockeye Team (Amazon - Berlin)


Class: ExtendedPromise
| Defined in: | src\ng-q-plus.coffee |
| Inherits: | Promise |
Overview
An extended promise
Instance Method Summary
- # (Boolean) isPending() Returns true if the promise is pending
- # (Boolean) isFulfilled() Returns true if the promise is fulfilled
- # (Boolean) isRejected() Returns true if the promise is rejected
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~
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timeout(time_ms)
Checks after
time_ms
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(Promise)
tap(cb)
Equivalent to
then (value) -> cb value; return value
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(Promise)
get(attr)
Equivalent to
then (o) -> o[attr]
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set(attr, val)
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post(method, args)
Equivalent to
then (o) -> o[method].apply o, args
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send(method, args...)
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then (o) -> o[method].apply o, [arg1, arg2, ...]
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invoke()
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send
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keys()
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fapply(args)
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then (f) -> f.apply undefined, args
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fcall(args...)
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then (f) -> f.apply undefined, [arg1, arg2, ...]
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join(promises..., cb)
Calls
cb(v0, v1, v2, ...)
withv0
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being the values of the resolved promisesv1, v2, ...
. - # (Promise) deep() Traverses all child elements of plain (!) objects and arrays and waits for all promises found to be resolved.
Instance Method Details
#
(Boolean)
isPending()
Returns true if the promise is pending
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(Boolean)
isFulfilled()
Returns true if the promise is fulfilled
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Returns true if the promise is rejected
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(Promise)
timeout(time_ms)
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timeout(time_ms, err)
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(Promise)
timeout(time_ms, cb)
Checks after time_ms
milliseconds whether the promise is still
pending and rejects or calls a callback if it is.
timeout
is implemented via $browser.defer
. In tests it has to be
flushed via $browser.defer.flush()
.
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tap(cb)
Equivalent to then (value) -> cb value; return value
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get(attr)
Equivalent to then (o) -> o[attr]
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set(attr, val)
If val
and attr
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lead to side effects.
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(Promise)
post(method, args)
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send(method, args...)
Equivalent to then (o) -> o[method].apply o, [arg1, arg2, ...]
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Alternative name for send
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Equivalent to then (o) -> Object.keys o
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Equivalent to then (f) -> f.apply undefined, args
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fcall(args...)
Equivalent to then (f) -> f.apply undefined, [arg1, arg2, ...]
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all promises found to be resolved. Might lead to unexpected behavior
if any sub-property implements .then
but is not meant to resolve.
It rejects if any of the promises rejects.
Please note that this can lead to side effects.


--- layout: post title: Craftmanship, Bruce Lee, and software engineering date: 2004-11-25 00:00:00 category: personal ---
Mr Webb quotes Mr Lee and extrapolates. On a tangent...
When James was organising a BN23 micro-conference last year, I started work on a short talk exploring parallels that I've noted between practicing Aikido and building software. IMHO there are consistencies to be found between any two disciplines, but these just happen to be the two which I've been personally involved with the longest.
When Tom's teaching class, one of the points he reiterates is that experts tend to come back to the basics: in aikido terms, it's not incredibly advanced throws or special techniques, but looking at how you transfer weight between your feet when you move... all the stuff which we do every day and take for granted.
Isn't this craftmanship?


pip_services3_commons.errors package¶
Submodules¶
- pip_services3_commons.errors.ApplicationException module
- pip_services3_commons.errors.ApplicationExceptionFactory module
- pip_services3_commons.errors.BadRequestException module
- pip_services3_commons.errors.ConfigException module
- pip_services3_commons.errors.ConflictException module
- pip_services3_commons.errors.ConnectionException module
- pip_services3_commons.errors.ErrorCategory module
- pip_services3_commons.errors.ErrorDescription module
- pip_services3_commons.errors.ErrorDescriptionFactory module
- pip_services3_commons.errors.FileException module
- pip_services3_commons.errors.InternalException module
- pip_services3_commons.errors.InvalidStateException module
- pip_services3_commons.errors.InvocationException module
- pip_services3_commons.errors.NotFoundException module
- pip_services3_commons.errors.UnauthorizedException module
- pip_services3_commons.errors.UnknownException module
- pip_services3_commons.errors.UnsupportedException module
Module contents¶
pip_services3_commons.errors.__init__¶
Portable and localizable Exceptions classes. Each Exception, in addition to a description and stack trace has a unique string code, details array (which can be used for creating localized strings).
Way to use: - An existing exception class can be used. - A child class that extends ApplicationException can we written. - A exception can be wrapped around (into?) an existing application exception.
Exceptions are serializable. The exception classes themselves are not serializable, but they can be converted to ErrorDescriptions, which are serializable in one language, transferred to the receiving side, and deserialized in another language. After deserialization, the initial exception class can be restored.
Additionally: when transferring an exception from one language to another, the exception type that is closest to the initial exception type is chosen from the exceptions available in the target language.
| copyright: | Conceptual Vision Consulting LLC 2018-2019, see AUTHORS for more details. |
|---|---|
| license: | MIT, see LICENSE for more details. |
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class
pip_services3_commons.errors.
ErrorCategory
¶ Bases:
object
Defines standard error categories to application exceptions supported by PipServices toolkit.
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BadRequest
= 'BadRequest'¶ Errors due to improper user requests, like missing or wrong parameters
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Conflict
= 'Conflict'¶ Errors raised by conflict in object versions posted by user and stored on server.
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FailedInvocation
= 'FailedInvocation'¶ Errors returned by remote services or network during call attempts
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FileError
= 'FileError'¶ Errors in read/write file operations
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Internal
= 'Internal'¶ Internal errors caused by programming mistakes
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InvalidState
= 'InvalidState'¶ Errors related to operations called in wrong component state. For instance, business calls when component is not ready
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Misconfiguration
= 'Misconfiguration'¶ Errors related to mistakes in user-defined configuration
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NoResponse
= 'NoResponse'¶ Errors happened during connection to remote services. They can be related to misconfiguration, network issues or remote service itself
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NotFound
= 'NotFound'¶ Error caused by attempt to access missing object
Access errors caused by missing user identity or security permissions
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Unknown
= 'Unknown'¶ Unknown or unexpected errors
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Unsupported
= 'Unsupported'¶ Errors caused by calls to unsupported or not yet implemented functionality
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class
pip_services3_commons.errors.
ErrorDescription
¶ Bases:
object
Serializeable error description. It is use to pass information about errors between microservices implemented in different languages. On the receiving side [[ErrorDescription]] is used to recreate exception object close to its original type without missing additional details.
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category
= None¶
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cause
= None¶
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code
= None¶
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correlation_id
= None¶
-
details
= None¶
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static
from_json
(json)¶
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message
= None¶
-
stack_trace
= None¶
-
status
= None¶
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to_json
()¶
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exception
pip_services3_commons.errors.
ApplicationException
(category='Unknown', correlation_id=None, code='UNKNOWN', message='Unknown error')¶ Bases:
Exception
Defines a base class to defive various application exceptions.
Most languages have own definition of base exception (error) types. However, this class is implemented symmetrically in all languages supported by PipServices toolkit. It allows to create portable implementations and support proper error propagation in microservices calls.
Error propagation means that when microservice implemented in one language calls microservice(s) implemented in a different language(s), errors are returned throught the entire call chain and restored in their original (or close) type.
Since number of potential exception types is endless, PipServices toolkit supports only 12 standard categories of exceptions defined in [[ErrorCategory]]. This [[ApplicationException]] class acts as a basis for all other 12 standard exception types.
Most exceptions have just free-form message that describes occured error. That may not be sufficient to create meaninful error descriptions. The [[ApplicationException]] class proposes an extended error definition that has more standard fields: - message: is a human-readable error description - category: one of 12 standard error categories of errors - status: numeric HTTP status code for REST invocations - code: a unique error code, usually defined as “MY_ERROR_CODE” - correlation_id: a unique transaction id to trace execution through a call chain - details: map with error parameters that can help to recreate meaningful error description in other languages - stack_trace: a stack trace - cause: original error that is wrapped by this exception
ApplicationException class is not serializable. To pass errors through the wire it is converted into [[ErrorDescription]] object and restored on receiving end into identical exception type.
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category
= 'Unknown'¶
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cause
= None¶
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code
= 'UNKNOWN'¶
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correlation_id
= None¶
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details
= None¶
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get_cause_string
()¶ Gets original error wrapped by this exception as a string message.
Returns: an original error message.
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get_stack_trace_string
()¶ Gets a stack trace where this exception occured.
Returns: a stack trace as a string.
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message
= None¶
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set_cause_string
(value)¶ Sets original error wrapped by this exception as a string message.
Parameters: value – an original error message.
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set_stack_trace_string
(value)¶ Sets a stack trace where this exception occured.
Parameters: value – a stack trace as a string
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stack_trace
= None¶
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status
= 500¶
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to_json
()¶
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with_cause
(cause)¶ Sets a original error wrapped by this exception
This method returns reference to this exception to implement Builder pattern to chain additional calls.
Parameters: cause – original error object Returns: this exception object
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with_code
(code)¶ Sets a unique error code. This method returns reference to this exception to implement Builder pattern to chain additional calls.
Parameters: code – a unique error code Returns: this exception object
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with_correlation_id
(correlation_id)¶ Sets a correlation id which can be used to trace this error through a call chain.
This method returns reference to this exception to implement Builder pattern to chain additional calls.
Parameters: correlation_id – a unique transaction id to trace error through call chain Returns: this exception object
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with_details
(key, value)¶ Sets a parameter for additional error details. This details can be used to restore error description in other languages.
This method returns reference to this exception to implement Builder pattern to chain additional calls.
Parameters: - key – a details parameter name
- value – a details parameter name
Returns: this exception object
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with_status
(status)¶ Sets a HTTP status code which shall be returned by REST calls. This method returns reference to this exception to implement Builder pattern to chain additional calls.
Parameters: status – an HTTP error code. Returns: this exception object
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wrap
(cause)¶ Wraps another exception into an application exception object.
If original exception is of ApplicationException type it is returned without changes. Otherwise a new ApplicationException is created and original error is set as its cause.
Parameters: cause – an original error object Returns: an original or newly created ApplicationException
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static
wrap_exception
(exception, cause)¶ Wraps another exception into specified application exception object.
If original exception is of ApplicationException type it is returned without changes. Otherwise the original error is set as a cause to specified ApplicationException object.
Parameters: - exception – an ApplicationException object to wrap the cause
- cause – an original error object
Returns: an original or newly created ApplicationException
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class
pip_services3_commons.errors.
ApplicationExceptionFactory
¶ Bases:
object
Factory to recreate exceptions from [[ErrorDescription]] values passed through the wire.
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static
create
(description)¶ Recreates ApplicationException object from serialized ErrorDescription.
It tries to restore original exception type using type or error category fields.
Parameters: description – a serialized error description received as a result of remote call Returns: ApplicationException object from serialized ErrorDescription.
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static
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class
pip_services3_commons.errors.
ErrorDescriptionFactory
¶ Bases:
object
Factory to create serializeable [[ErrorDescription]] from [[ApplicationException]] or from arbitrary errors.
The ErrorDescriptions are used to pass errors through the wire between microservices implemented in different languages. They allow to restore exceptions on the receiving side close to the original type and preserve additional information.
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static
create
(ex)¶ Creates a serializable ErrorDescription from error object.
Parameters: ex – an error object Returns: a serializeable ErrorDescription object that describes the error.
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static
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exception
pip_services3_commons.errors.
UnknownException
(correlation_id=None, code=None, message=None)¶ Bases:
pip_services3_commons.errors.ApplicationException.ApplicationException
Unknown or unexpected errors
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exception
pip_services3_commons.errors.
InternalException
(correlation_id=None, code=None, message=None)¶ Bases:
pip_services3_commons.errors.ApplicationException.ApplicationException
Errors caused by programming mistakes
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exception
pip_services3_commons.errors.
ConfigException
(correlation_id=None, code=None, message=None)¶ Bases:
pip_services3_commons.errors.ApplicationException.ApplicationException
Errors related to mistakes in the microservice’s user-defined configurations.
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exception
pip_services3_commons.errors.
InvalidStateException
(correlation_id=None, code=None, message=None)¶ Bases:
pip_services3_commons.errors.ApplicationException.ApplicationException
Errors related to calling operations, which require the component to be in a specific state.
For instance, business calls when component is not ready
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exception
pip_services3_commons.errors.
ConnectionException
(correlation_id=None, code=None, message=None)¶ Bases:
pip_services3_commons.errors.ApplicationException.ApplicationException
Errors happened during connection to remote services. They can be related to misconfiguration, network issues or remote service itself
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exception
pip_services3_commons.errors.
InvocationException
(correlation_id=None, code=None, message=None)¶ Bases:
pip_services3_commons.errors.ApplicationException.ApplicationException
Errors returned by remote services or by the network during call attempts.
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exception
pip_services3_commons.errors.
FileException
(correlation_id=None, code=None, message=None)¶ Bases:
pip_services3_commons.errors.ApplicationException.ApplicationException
Errors in read/write local disk operations.
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exception
pip_services3_commons.errors.
BadRequestException
(correlation_id=None, code=None, message=None)¶ Bases:
pip_services3_commons.errors.ApplicationException.ApplicationException
Errors due to improper user requests.
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exception
pip_services3_commons.errors.
NotFoundException
(correlation_id=None, code=None, message=None)¶ Bases:
pip_services3_commons.errors.ApplicationException.ApplicationException
Error caused by attempt to access missing object
Bases:
pip_services3_commons.errors.ApplicationException.ApplicationException
Access errors caused by missing user identity (authentication error) or incorrect security permissions (authorization error).
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exception
pip_services3_commons.errors.
ConflictException
(correlation_id=None, code=None, message=None)¶ Bases:
pip_services3_commons.errors.ApplicationException.ApplicationException
Errors raised by conflicts between object versions that were posted by the user and those that are stored on the server.
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exception
pip_services3_commons.errors.
UnsupportedException
(correlation_id=None, code=None, message=None)¶ Bases:
pip_services3_commons.errors.ApplicationException.ApplicationException
Errors caused by calls to unsupported or not yet implemented functionality


ZEE5 premieres its latest Telugu Original ‘Hawala’
by Raj BaddhanWith a series of memorable Telugu Originals like ‘Mrs. Subbalakshmi’ and ‘Kailasapuram’ having been launched in recent months, ZEE5 is all set to add another masterpiece to the list with the global premiere of Telugu Original, ‘Hawala’. The six-episode suspense thriller web series releases today on ZEE5 globally, along with the Hindi dubbed version of the series.
Starring Gourish Yeleti, Anusha, Tarun Rohith and Jayasree Kshatriya, ‘Hawala’ combines gambling and cricket in an unsavoury tale of deceit, revolving around the ‘hawala’, a note commonly used during a betting exchange. The story follows two couples whose chase for fast money, constantly lands them into unexpected situations.


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A component for rendering and navigating through markdown, such as documentation.
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A component that contains a MarkdownNavigator component and a toolbar
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Vizag zoo nets ₹6.61 lakh in a day
It registered 14,292 visitors on Sunday, say officials
by Staff ReporterThe Indira Gandhi Gandhi Zoological Park (IGZP) received a record number of footfalls on the third Sunday of ‘Karthika Masam’.
“The zoo recorded as many as 14,292 visitors on Sunday, the highest during the 2019-20 financial year. The total revenue earned on Sunday was around ₹6.61 lakh,” IGZP curator Yesoda Bai said.
The IGZP has been a major hotspot for picnics during the Karthika Masam. Not only from Visakhapatnam, a good number visitors from the neighbouring Vizianagaram and Srikakulam districts, especially students, visit the zoo.
The zoo officials are expecting more crowd next Sunday.
Amenities for picnickers
Recently, the zoo has added additional attractions including two Bengal tigers, a pair of wolf, Sarus cranes, new born Hyena cubs in view of the picnic season. The authorities have also facilitated space for picnickers, apart from other amenities such as RO drinking water, rest shelters and eight-seater battery operated vehicles among others.
Around 10.73 lakh people visited the zoo during the 2018-19 financial year, while the count was put at 9.29 lakh during the 2017-18 . The zoo generated a revenue of ₹4.20 crore in the 2018-19 financial year as of December 31.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Makes 12 pies
These easy deep mince pies with readymade mincemeat are so delicious. No soggy bottoms, please.
Equipment and preparation: You will need a deep muffin mould with 12 holes, a round pastry cutter and a fluted pastry cutter.
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6. To make the sweet pastry, rub the flour, butter, sugar and egg together with a splash of cold water until it just comes together as a dough. Do not over work the dough. Wrap the pastry in cling film and set aside to chill in the fridge while you make the filling.
To make the filling, turn the mincemeat out into a bowl, grate the zest of the tangerines into the mincemeat, then peel and chop the fruit. Throw the tangerine and apple pieces into the bowl and blend by hand.
Roll out the pastry to a 3mm/1/8in thickness. With a round pastry cutter, cut out 6 x 9cm/3½in discs of pastry. Press the pastry into the muffin cups and fill each one with a good helping of the mincemeat mixture, so that it reaches three-quarters of the way up the side of the pastry-lined cup.
With a fluted pastry cutter, cut out 6 x 8cm/3¼ in pastry circles for the lids (slightly bigger than the top of the muffin cups). Place a lid on top of each pie and gently push down. Sprinkle with caster sugar.
Bake for 20 minutes, then transfer to a wire rack to cool. Dust with icing sugar and serve warm with fresh cream.


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12 May 2021
Web applications often serve static content alongside with dynamically generated HTML pages. If the static content is not hosted on a CDN, the application server should provide this kind of content, too. In this Blog post I'll show how to configure Wildfly Bootable JAR packaged servers to do this job.
Users of JBoss/Wildfly know the welcome page, which is returned when navigating to the application server’s root.
The shown page is actually static content hosted in the file
$JBOSS_HOME/welcome-content/index.html
. The last two lines displayed on the
page explain how to replace the content or get entirely rid of it. The
referenced configuration of the Undertow subsystem is part of the application
server’s standalone.xml
(stripped down to the crucial parts):
<subsystem xmlns="urn:jboss:domain:undertow:3.0">
<buffer-cache name="default"/>
<server name="default-server">
<http-listener name="default" redirect-socket="https" socket-binding="http"/>
<host name="default-host" alias="localhost">
<location name="/" handler="welcome-content"/> (1)
...
</host>
</server>
...
<handlers>
<file name="welcome-content" path="${jboss.home.dir}/welcome-content"/> (2)
...
</handlers>
<filters>
...
</filters>
</subsystem>
| 1 | The name of the location element defines the application server’s context,
i.e. how users can reach the content. |
| 2 | The referenced handler of type file specifies where in the file system the
content is hosted. |
After having a look at the configuration of the web container of Wildfly/JBoss, nothing other is the Undertow subsystem, we go into the details of the packaging as Bootable JAR.
Wildfly Bootable JAR packaged applications (Single Fat JAR) are deployed to the root context of the application server. Therefor there cannot be a welcome page at the same location. But it’s still possible to define static content handler on a different (no-root) context.
For demonstration purposes, the static content configuration has been added to
the
Jakarta MVC Demo application. So, if you prefer to study a complete example,
then grab the linked repository (code branch of Github repository of this
Blog project).
|
To demonstrate let’s first define some content to be published. These files go
into the project’s extra-content
directory:
The index.html
contains just a simple hello world page:
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="utf-8" />
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" />
<title>Wildfly Web Content</title>

Hello world!

Furthermore, the JBoss CLI to define the handler of static content is required.
The CLI scripts are hosted in scripts/setup.cli
file:
/subsystem=undertow/configuration=handler/file=public-content:add(path="${jboss.home.dir}/web-root")
/subsystem=undertow/server=default-server/host=default-host/location="/public":add(handler="public-content")
In this case, the location, from which users can fetch the static content, is
hosted below the public
context path.
The extra-content
and CLI scripts eventually need to be configured for the
Wildfly Bootable JAR packaging by the Maven plugin:
...
<build>
...
<plugins>
<plugin>
<groupId>org.wildfly.plugins</groupId>
<artifactId>wildfly-jar-maven-plugin</artifactId>
<configuration>
<feature-pack-location>wildfly@maven(org.jboss.universe:community-universe)#22.0.1.Final</feature-pack-location>
<layers>
<layer>web-server</layer>
<layer>jaxrs</layer>
<layer>management</layer>
</layers>
<excluded-layers>
<layer>deployment-scanner</layer>
</excluded-layers>
<cli-sessions>
<cli-session>

</script-files>
<resolve-expressions>true</resolve-expressions>
</cli-session>
</cli-sessions>
<extra-server-content-dirs>
<extra-server-content-dir>extra-content</extra-server-content-dir>
</extra-server-content-dirs>
</configuration>
<executions>
<execution>
<goals>
<goal>package</goal>
</goals>
</execution>
</executions>
</plugin>
</plugins>
</build>
...
In order to test the setup, submit the following commands in a terminal:
# build and execute the application
$ mvn clean package
...
$ java -jar target/mvc-demo-bootable.jar
...
# while application is running in another terminal
$ curl localhost:8080/public/index.html
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="utf-8" />
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" />
<title>Wildfly Web Content</title>

Hello world!

$
Hollow JAR packaged applications do not contain/provide the welcome page,
although the application is typically not deployed to the root context (except
the application’s <finalName>
is equal to ROOT
).
To get the application packaged as Hollow JAR, i.e. a Bootable JAR for the plain vanilla application server and a WAR file containing the application, the Maven plugin configuration of the Wildfly Bootable JAR need to be amended with:
<hollowJar>true</hollowJar>
In addition, the file handler is configured with the location /
as follows:
/subsystem=undertow/configuration=handler/file=public-content:add(path="${jboss.home.dir}/web-root")
/subsystem=undertow/server=default-server/host=default-host/location="/":add(handler="public-content")
The user can now retrieve static content from the root context, just like the pre-defined welcome page of the classical Wildfly application server:
# build and execute the application
$ mvn clean package
...
$ java -jar target/mvc-demo-bootable.jar --deployment=target/mvc-demo.war
...
# while application is running in another terminal
$ curl localhost:8080/index.html
# or just: $ curl localhost:8080
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="utf-8" />
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" />
<title>Wildfly Web Content</title>

Hello world!

$
I already mentioned that the welcome page is not pre-configured for Bootable JAR packages Wildfly applications, because the root context is usually occupied by the application itself, at least for Single FAT JAR builds. Another reason might be, that Wildfly Bootable JAR follows the philosophy of creating a just-enough-application-server, i.e. containing just the features required by the application. If your application requires to serve static content, you have to define accordingly. However, as shown in this Blog Post, this is not a big deal.


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Grouping of assets having common characteristics that distinguish those assets as a group or class.
Water Supply Infrastructure (Boreholes)
Function
Function is the standardised vote structure referred to in Section 1 of the MFMA. Funcion is one of the main segments into which the budget of a municipality is divided for the appropriation of money for the different departments or functional areas of the municipality specifying the total amount appropriated for the purposes of the department or function area.
Administrative and Corporate Support
mtsf service outcome
Medium-Term Strategic Framework (MTSF) refers to the 5-year implementation plan derived from the National Development Plan (NDP) with special focus areas for implementation as determined by National Government
An efficient, competitive and responsive economic infrastructure network
Type
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New
location
Province
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Municipality
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Ward location
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Exact location of the project
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Budget & Expenditure
Audited Outcome 2017/18
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Eastern Cape
Full year forecast 2018/19
Municipalities budget to receive and expend on certain items. They are required to estimate when and how they are receiving or spending money per month. When reporting on their actual monthly receipts and expenditure, they must determine whether they have over or under performed according to their monthly estimates and then adjust their full-year forecast accordingly. As none of them are doing such adjustments, we currently simply use the adopted or adjusted budget as the full-year forecast. Year-ahead prediction of various financial and non-financial needs for a municipality. Based on the current year’s budgeted figures of a municipality.


Nurses vote for strike action
Nurses in Northern Ireland have voted to take strike action.
Members of the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) have voted for industrial action for the first time in the organisation's 103-year history.
The action comes amid a dispute with management over pay and staffing levels.
RCN chief executive and general secretary Dame Donna Kinnair said: "This is a day we had hoped not to reach and the first time RCN members have voted to strike in our 103-year history.
"We did not take the decision to ballot members lightly. But the fact that nurses in Northern Ireland have now voted so overwhelmingly for industrial action, including strike action, shows how clearly they can see the risk to patient safety from staff shortages.
"In addition, the fact that the real value of nurses' pay in Northern Ireland has fallen by around 15% in the last eight years is a fundamental unfairness that must be urgently addressed.
"Patients hugely value the care nursing staff provide, but it's clear that health service leaders in Northern Ireland do not."
In response to the RCN ballot result, a spokesman for Stormont's Department of Health said: "The department will be holding further detailed discussions with the RCN and other trade unions on Friday. Dialogue remains the only way forward.
"With an NI public sector pay policy now in place for 2019/2020, we plan to table a formal pay offer as soon as possible.
"The budgetary pressures across health and social care are clear for all to see. Despite claims to the contrary, there is no separate or untapped source of funding for pay increases. It all comes out of the one health budget. Every pound spent on one priority area is a pound not available for another.
"We fully accept that staff in health and social care feel deeply frustrated. However, trade unions are making demands they know the department cannot meet. Industrial action this winter can only exacerbate an already very difficult situation."


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| 011:074 Khan | : |
Then when the fear had gone away from (the mind of) Ibrahim (Abraham), and the glad tidings had reached him, he began to plead with Us (Our Messengers) for the people of Lout (Lot). |
| 011:074 Maulana | : |
So when fear departed from Abraham and good news came to him, he began to plead with Us for Lot's people. |
| 011:074 Pickthal | : |
And when the awe departed from Abraham, and the glad news reached him, he pleaded with Us on behalf of the folk of Lot. |
| 011:074 Rashad | : |
When Abraham's fear subsided, and the good news was delivered to him, he proceeded to argue with us on behalf of Lot's people. |
| 011:074 Sarwar | : |
When Abraham had controlled his fear and received the glad news, he started to plead with Us for the people of Lot; |
| 011:074 Shakir | : |
So when fear had gone away from Ibrahim and good news came to him, he began to plead with Us for Lut's people. |
| 011:074 Sherali | : |
And when fear departed from Abraham and the glad tidings came to him, he began to plead with US for the people of Lot. |
| 011:074 Yusufali | : |
When fear had passed from (the mind of) Abraham and the glad tidings had reached him, he began to plead with us for Lut's people. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: القصص والتاريخ > قوم لوط > آل لوط (إخوان لوط) The Stories and the History>People of Lot>His Family(his Brothers)
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 1
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
For the herb-crumbed veal, place the herbs and breadcrumbs into a food processor and blend together, then place into a bowl. Place the beaten eggs in a separate bowl.
Dredge the veal in seasoned flour and pat off any excess. Dip the veal in the beaten egg until coated all over, then dip again into the herbed breadcrumbs to coat.
Repeat the egg and herb breadcrumb coating process.
Heat the oil in a medium ovenproof frying pan over a medium heat. Add the breadcrumbed veal and fry for two minutes on each side, to brown all over.
Transfer to the oven and roast for five minutes, or until the veal is cooked through. Remove from the oven and leave to rest.
To make the potato rösti, heat half of the butter in a small frying pan over a medium heat. Add the grated potatoes, seasoning well with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Sauté, without turning, until golden.
Add the other half of the butter to the pan and carefully turn over the rösti and cook the other side until golden.
To make the cabbage, heat the oil in a large saucepan over a medium heat. Add the shredded cabbage and red wine and cook for three minutes.
Add the sugar and cook, stirring well, for two minutes.
Add the chicken stock, bring to the boil and reduce the heat to a simmer. Simmer for 5-6 minutes, or until the cabbage has softened.
To make the poached egg, place the water and vinegar in a saucepan and heat to maintain a gentle simmer. Swirl the water with a spoon to create a whirlpool effect. Gently add the egg and poach for three minutes, or until cooked to your liking. Remove with a slotted spoon and rinse with hot water.
To serve, place the rösti in the centre of a warm plate, place the breadcrumbed veal on top. Serve some of the cabbage alongside and top with the poached egg.


--- layout: post title: "Week 7 Write Up" subtitle: "Hacking Challenge" date: 2019-08-10 20:15:34 -0800 background: '' ---
Last week, we talked about the network security, and the mass majority of the malware are deliver by the network. This week, we will talk about how malware are fianlly being installed on the system machine. First, a fun fact, there are 95% pf the malware are deliver by the Web
In a lots of situation, the malwares are actually being installed by the user. There are few types of primary user level attack, including Phishing, fake AV, Social Media Link Insertion, Malvertising, Fourm Link Insertion, SEO Poisoning.
Phishing - a very common way to fetch the password. Typically, the attacker will build a website that looks extremelly similar to the original website, for example Facebook. Then the victim may consider is the legit Facebook website. Then victim will enter their user account name or password. However, the websitr backend is actually logging victim's credential, casuing the information leak. To identify these website, is actaully pretty easy, all you have to do is to look at the website URL address, to judge the website is legitmate or not. However, some attacker will also try to set the url to extremely looks like the original website, makes people failed to identify thoes phishing urls. Fortunatelly, a lots of web browser today also has a strategy that simliar to what we mention before - reputation list. The web browser will trying to give a warning to the user to notify then is the legitmate websit or not.
Fake AV - a piece of software that fake the interface to an anti-malware software. Typically, It will prompt a dialog box that warns the user the computer is infected, then ask user to pay the money to buy the software then it can continue to remove the malware. In most cases, the fake AV does nothing to the computer, though it might have a interface that shows the it is scaninng the system but actaully it is not. Fortunatelly, this kind of fake AV doe snot harm to the computer, but what if the fake AV is actaully doing some bad stuff on the system? The victim will never know, and they will even think the fake av is doing the great job becuase it helps them to clean up the malwares. The things that need to notice that is, in most cases, these kind of software are "agreed" to be installed on the computer by the victim themselves. Because before installation, the fake AV will let the victim decide to agree the terms of services, and user will choose agree. Which makes the victim loose the right to get their money back.
Social Media Link Insertion - A new world for attacker and malware autors. Since the social network has the advatange of spread the message very quickly, the attacker can use it as a very effetive tools to deliver their malware or achieve their goal. For example, the attacker post a post somehting like: "You have been selected as our lucky winner, clik the link below to claim your price" then with a malicious link below. if one victim click on the malicious link in the post on the facebook, then the link redirect to a facebook phishing website - which we mentioned before, then the victim enter his Facebook username and password. Boom, the attacker has the victim's credential. That's not done yet, the attack can use the credential to login victim's facebook account, and use his identity to post another post that contains the malicious link. Just imagine, a friend of the victim will see the post, and also click on that malicious link, what will happend? Yes, it will happen the same thing as like the victim's. The malicoius link will keep spreading. It is extremely dangerous since there are still lots of people have no idea how to identify them.
Malvertising - An advertisment that contain malware software download link or malicious website. The attacker injecting malicious or malware-laden advertisements into legitimate online advertising networks and webpages. For example, you meay see an advertisment that "tells" you your computer is infected or the system needs to install some updates. And, yes, this lead to what we just mentioned before - Fake AV. Liek we mentioned beforem, the victims may think the computer is infetced, then they will click on the advertisment.
SEO Poisoning - The attaker to use the treding search enginee keyword to deliver the malware. For example, with the recent popular game "Apex Lengend" from EA, the attacker will setup a website with "Apex Legend" Mobile. The user might be think it is the real deal, then download the mobile installation file from the website. However, there is actually no mobile version of the game being released yet, which means the victim actually downloads the malware file. There are also other example like celebrities, pop culture, world events etc.
Is actually very easy to avoid attacked by the attacking method that we mentiod above. As we can see, all these attack have the common, which is to bait the victim, if the user does not lick on thoes link or malvertisment, nothing will happen. Thus, the user need to learn or imporve some basic skill to identify thoes malicious links. Not only the user, the web browser, the webiste itself also doing the job to enhace their security to prevent being attacked. Howerver, that said, ther are still have a long way to go tough we are always step behind.


OTHELLO A film review by Ben Hoffman Copyright 1995 Ben Hoffman
Shakespeare's drama, OTHELLO, is one among many of his great plays. This story of the beautiful Desdemona (Irene Jacob), the daughter of a Venetian nobleman, who elopes with her lover, Othello the Moor, (Laurence Fishburne), a renowned warrior, like most of Shakespeare's plays ends in betrayal, deceit and tragedy. Some years ago I saw James Earl Jones in a live performance that made me burst into tears as he tore at his breast, as he bemoaned his having killed his beloved wife. You could feel his terrible hurt. Fishburne, one of my favorite actors, (What's Love Got To Do With It?) however, is not quite ready to do justice to Shakespeare; at least not to the role of Othello.
Iago (Kenneth Branagh) is the conniving villain who despite having been Othello's right hand man for some ten years, is overlooked and instead, a promotion goes to Cassio (Nathaniel Parker). >From then on Iago plots against Othello and Desdemona, to make Othello suspicious, jealous of his wife. Othello is filled with disbelief and demands proof; Iago supplies the "proof." Branagh plays it cool without histrionics but then, Branagh is not new to Shakespeare.
Directed by Oliver Parker.
2.5 Bytes
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The request scheduler is a way to take your favorite plugin's command and schedule it to run at a later date. In Beer Garden, we call these scheduled requests, "Jobs". Jobs can have many different triggers. This page will help guide you through creating your very own job.
| Job Name | Job Status | System | Instance | Command | Next Run Time | Success Count | Error Count |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Upload file
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Cgi python POST
Redirection

Invalid responses
Method not allowed
CGI - Bad gateway


Stress
In this post, I would like to talk about stress and pressure and what it does to the youth if not taken it in a right way. Everyone faces some sort of stress or pressure in life. Now stress can be work overload, stress related to studies, stress related to financial problems and the list goes on and on…
But, what I feel the biggest stress in our life is due to comparison. “That guy Manav has achieved so many things, and look at me wasting my time on Netflix.” Most of the time we feel that we are lacking behind and all the others are moving forward. This sense of competing with each other creates stress. There is no reason for such competition. I’m not saying there is comparison only in studies. We have created comparison in everything, Literally EVERYTHING.
Do you really believe that who so ever comes first only that person can be successful in life? Then only god can help you! Coming first, second or third doesn’t matter. In the end what matters is, you getting better than your own self. Comparison from your own old self is way better than comparing yourself with others. I guarantee once you stop comparing with anyone then you will be able to deal with stress.
Stress is something that will remain always, but it’s for your own good. If you deal with stress in a right way then it will help you to achieve your goal. It will even boost your self esteem and confidence. Don’t run away from stress. You’ll be running away from your own self. You have to face your difficulties, if you want to be stress free. My advice is stop comparing with others or find fault in others. You be the change you want to see. And start working towards what you really want to do in life, what brings you happiness. Then slowly you will learn how to deal with stress. You just have to BEGIN!


The purpose of the attribute is to sort table columns (table
tag). The attribute must be contained in the elements td
or th
, children of tr
, child of thead
. When the element with the attribute is clicked, its column will be sorted in ascending order. If clicked again, the sort order will be reversed.
See the following chapters:
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tbody
children.| Name | Birth | Income |
|---|---|---|
| Lucius | 10.07.1983 | 1000 |
| Iulia | 07/09/1983 | 300 |
| Cæsar | 2004-02-01 | -500 |
| Augustus | 14.12.1995 | 000 |


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Instead of using an HTML canvas however, a canvas wrapper using jsPDF is substituted. The context2d provided by the wrapper calls native PDF rendering methods.
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Fabric8 Maven Plugin
How to use it in Apache Spark applications
What does it do?
- A web application sends rating over movies to a Kafka topic
- A Spark application computes recommendations
- Recommendations are sent back to users
Architecture
Screenshot
Extensions
- Implement a collaborative filtering algorithm more accurate than "slope one"
- Use Openshift pipelines to do continuous delivery of Spark applications
Thanks!
- https://github.com/nicolaferraro/voxxed-bigdata-kafka
- https://github.com/nicolaferraro/voxxed-bigdata-web
- https://github.com/nicolaferraro/voxxed-bigdata-spark
- https://github.com/nicolaferraro/voxxed-bigdata-pipeline


CSS demands to be told what to do. Commands must be directed to subjects within the HTML file so the CSS code knows exactly which HTML code to manipulate. With Classes and IDs we can do just that!
Think of CSS as a series of tools (many tools). For our purposes lets imagine a tool - say an axe. If you have an able bodied lumberjack at your disposal at the edge of a forest, and you put an axe in his hand and tell him to start chopping shit, the results will be undesireable unless you are aiming for anarchical tree destruction.
Lets say for example you are interested in chopping down only the cherry trees in the forest to cut up and refine into cutting boards for christmas gifts - you would need to identify each of the cherry trees to this able-bodied lumberjack so he knows which trees to apply the axe and take down. As such this lumberjack under your employ must be directed to this class of trees - in this case all of the cherry trees. A class is a series of elements that need to be 'treated' the same was by the CSS code the way a lumberjack would need to treat a series of cherry trees.
In the paragraph above I commanded my CSS file to make 3 different words bold by identifying all 3 words in the underlying HTML file the the class: "bold" - see below:
Now what if I wanted to tell this lumberjack to cut down a single maple tree to tap for maple syrup? To this point he only knows how to swing an axe at a marked cherry tree - or a class of 'to be chopped cherry trees' - but what if I want him to tap a single maple tree for sap rather than cut it down? To this end, I would identify a single
maple tree for the lumberjack to tap for sap to be boiled into maple syrup.In the paragraph directly above this one, I commanded my CSS file to make the first iteration of "maple syrup" red and bold by identifying this single term in the underlying HTML file as: "tap" - see below:
AS SUCH, in much the same way a simple lumberjack would need individual jobs, like tapping a single maple tree, or broad jobs, like cutting down every cherry tree - CSS needs to be directed to act on single instances or classes of multiple elements with specificity, lest all trees get chopped and tapped in anarchical fashion.
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named
Execute the DNS (Dynamic Name Service) server daemon that converts host names to IP addresses and vice versa.
More information: home page
- Read the default configuration file `/etc/named.conf`, read any initial data and listen for queries:
named
- Read a custom configuration file:
named -c path/to/named.conf
- Use IPv4 or IPv6 only, even if the host machine is capable of utilising other protocols:
named -4|-6
- Listen for queries on a specific port instead of the default port 53:
named -p port
- Run the server in the foreground and do not daemonize:
named -f


Projections
Out account management system is limited in consultation : all we can do is read accounts by id, one by one.
Projections help us to implement different read scenario. They are built / updated by consuming events.
In transaction projection
thoth offers tools for building “in transaction” projections. These projections will be updated in the transaction used to register events in the database, therefore they’ll be updated in “real time”.
Let’s say we want a projection that stores mean withdrawal value.
public class MeanBalanceProjection implements Projection<Connection, BankEvent, Tuple0, Tuple0> {
private BigDecimal withDrawTotal = BigDecimal.ZERO;
private long withdrawCount = 0L;
@Override
public CompletionStage<Tuple0> storeProjection(Connection connection, List<EventEnvelope<BankEvent, Tuple0, Tuple0>> envelopes) {
return CompletableFuture.supplyAsync(() -> {
envelopes.forEach(envelope -> {
BankEvent bankEvent = envelope.event;
if(envelope.event instanceof BankEvent.MoneyWithdrawn) {
withDrawTotal = withDrawTotal.add(((BankEvent.MoneyWithdrawn)bankEvent).amount);
withdrawCount ++;
}
});
return Tuple.empty();
});
}
public BigDecimal meanWithdraw() {
return withDrawTotal.divide(BigDecimal.valueOf(withdrawCount));
}
}
In the above example, we implemented an in memory projection, however in a real use case we should store values somewhere (e.g. in a database).
Next step is to declare the projection in our EventProcessor implementation.
public class Bank {
private final MeanWithdrawProjection meanWithdrawProjection;
//...
public Bank() {
//...
this.meanWithdrawProjection = new MeanWithdrawProjection();
ExecutorService executorService = Executors.newFixedThreadPool(5);
JdbcTransactionManager transactionManager = new JdbcTransactionManager(dataSource(), executorService);
this.eventProcessor = PostgresKafkaEventProcessor
.withDataSource(dataSource())
.withTables(tableNames)
.withTransactionManager(transactionManager, executorService)
.withEventFormater(eventFormat)
.withNoMetaFormater()
.withNoContextFormater()
.withKafkaSettings(topic, producerSettings)
.withEventHandler(eventHandler)
.withAggregateStore(builder -> new BankAggregateStore(
builder.eventStore,
builder.eventHandler,
builder.transactionManager
))
.withCommandHandler(commandHandler)
.withProjections(meanWithdrawProjection)
.build();
}
//...
public BigDecimal meanWithdrawValue() {
return meanWithdrawProjection.meanWithdraw();
}
}
Usage
public class DemoApplication {
public static void main(String[] args) throws SQLException {
BankCommandHandler commandHandler = new BankCommandHandler();
BankEventHandler eventHandler = new BankEventHandler();
Bank bank = new Bank(commandHandler, eventHandler);
String id = bank.createAccount(BigDecimal.valueOf(100)).toCompletableFuture().join().get().currentState.get().id;
bank.withdraw(id, BigDecimal.valueOf(50)).toCompletableFuture().join().get().currentState.get();
BigDecimal balance = bank.withdraw(id, BigDecimal.valueOf(10)).toCompletableFuture().join().get().currentState.get().balance;
System.out.println(balance);
System.out.println(bank.meanWithdrawValue());
}
}
Eventually consistent projections
Sometimes projections are too costly to be updated in transaction, sometimes we don’t need real time update.
In these case we could build “eventually consistent” projections, by connecting to our “bank” topic in Kafka, and consuming events from there.
Eventually consistent projections show how Thoth can help you to build eventually consistent projections.
See Kafka consumption section for more information on published events and kafka consumption.


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It's very easy to get setup and start customising your carousels for your web page, you can find several examples and detailed information to ensure your development experience is as smooth as possible.


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Task List is a window that shows problems or tasks - error/warnings/todos etc - associated with files and folder under selected scope. The scope is either currently edited file, main project or all opened projects.
The tasks are produced by task scanners. There are two types of scanners:


Press ENTER to toggle scene. (Skydome from http://www.tutorialsforblender3d.com/Textures/Skys/Sky_Dome_1.html, free for non-commercial use)


@(employeeFrom : Form[Employee])
@import helper._
@layout("Create Employee"){
Create Employee
@helper.form(action = routes.EmployeeController.save()){
@CSRF.formField
@helper.inputText(employeeFrom("employeeName"),'class -> "form-control",'required -> "required")
@helper.inputText(employeeFrom("employeeRole"),'class -> "form-control",'required -> "required")
}
}


pipeline {
/* insert Declarative Pipeline here */
}
Declarative Pipeline is a relatively recent addition to Jenkins Pipeline [1] which presents a more simplified and opinionated syntax on top of the Pipeline sub-systems.
All valid Declarative Pipelines must be enclosed within a pipeline
block, for
example:
pipeline {
/* insert Declarative Pipeline here */
}
The basic statements and expressions which are valid in Declarative Pipeline follow the same rules as Groovy's syntax with the following exceptions:
The top-level of the Pipeline must be a block, specifically: pipeline { }
No semicolons as statement separators. Each statement has to be on its own line
Blocks must only consist of Sections, Directives, Steps, or assignment statements.
A property reference statement is treated as no-argument method invocation. So for example, input is treated as input()
Stages in Declarative Pipeline may declare a list of nested stages to be run
within them in sequential order. Note that a stage must have one and only one of
steps
, parallel
, or stages
, the last for sequential stages. The stages
within stages
in a stage cannot contain further parallel
or stages
themselves, but they do allow use of all other functionality of a stage, including
agent
, tools, `when
, etc.
pipeline {
agent none
stages {
stage('Non-Sequential Stage') {
agent {
label 'for-non-sequential'
}
steps {
echo "On Non-Sequential Stage"
}
}
stage('Sequential') {
agent {
label 'for-sequential'
}
environment {
FOR_SEQUENTIAL = "some-value"
}
stages {
stage('In Sequential 1') {
steps {
echo "In Sequential 1"
}
}
stage('In Sequential 2') {
steps {
echo "In Sequential 2"
}
}
}
}
}
}
Stages in Declarative Pipeline may declare a number of nested stages within
a parallel
block, which will be executed in parallel. Note that a stage must
have one and only one of steps
, stages
, or parallel
. The nested stages
cannot contain further parallel
stages themselves, but otherwise behave the
same as any other stage
, including a list of sequential stages within stages
.
Any stage containing parallel
cannot contain agent
or tools
, since those
are not relevant without steps
.
In addition, you can force your parallel
stages to all be aborted when one
of them fails, by adding failFast true
to the stage
containing the
parallel
.
pipeline {
agent any
stages {
stage('Non-Parallel Stage') {
steps {
echo 'This stage will be executed first.'
}
}
stage('Parallel Stage') {
when {
branch 'master'
}
failFast true
parallel {
stage('Branch A') {
agent {
label "for-branch-a"
}
steps {
echo "On Branch A"
}
}
stage('Branch B') {
agent {
label "for-branch-b"
}
steps {
echo "On Branch B"
}
}
stage('Branch C') {
agent {
label "for-branch-c"
}
stages {
stage('Nested 1') {
steps {
echo "In stage Nested 1 within Branch C"
}
}
stage('Nested 2') {
steps {
echo "In stage Nested 2 within Branch C"
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
}


The hopf clock driver has been tested on the following software and hardware platforms:
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Platform |
Operating System |
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i386 (PC) |
Linux |
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i386 (PC) |
Windows NT |
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i386 (PC) |
Windows 2000 |
UNIX
The driver attempts to open the device /dev/hopf6039 . The device entry will be made by the installation process of the kernel module for the PCI-bus board. The driver sources belongs to the delivery equipment of the PCI-board.Windows NT/2000
The driver attempts to open the device by calling the function "OpenHopfDevice()". This function will be installed by the Device Driver for the PCI-bus board. The driver belongs to the delivery equipment of the PCI-board.
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Ing.-Büro für Software www.ATLSoft.de
(last updated 03/02/2001)


The Farnsworth Parabox
Whoa a real live robot; or is that some kind of cheesy New Year's costume? Why would a robot need to drink? Hey, tell me something. You've got all this money.  Then throw her in the laundry room, which will hereafter be referred to as "the brig". Large bet on myself in round one.
A Taste of Freedom
When I was first asked to make a film about my nephew, Hubert Farnsworth, I thought "Why should I?" Then later, Leela made the film. But if I did make it, you can bet there would have been more topless women on motorcycles. Roll film! Bender, hurry! This fuel's expensive! Also, we're dying! Well, thanks to the Internet, I'm now bored with sex. Is there a place on the web that panders to my lust for violence? But existing is basically all I do! What's with you kids? Every other day it's food, food, food.  Why, those are the Grunka-Lunkas! They work here in the Slurm factory.
- There's one way and only one way to determine if an animal is intelligent. Dissect its brain!
- What's with you kids? Every other day it's food, food, food.
- Bender, I didn't know you liked cooking. That's so cute.
When Aliens Attack
There's one way and only one way to determine if an animal is intelligent. Dissect its brain! I never loved you. Yeah. Give a little credit to our public schools.
Bendin' in the Wind
Tell them I hate them. In our darkest hour, we can stand erect, with proud upthrust bosoms. When the lights go out, it's nobody's business what goes on between two consenting adults. Well, let's just dump it in the sewer and say we delivered it. I don't 'need' to drink. I can quit anytime I want! Oh yeah, good luck with that.
- And until then, I can never die?
- What's with you kids? Every other day it's food, food, food.
- And until then, I can never die?
- Shinier than yours, meatbag.
The Mutants Are Revolting
No, just a regular mistake. Fry, we have a crate to deliver. And until then, I can never die? And why did 'I' have to take a cab? Oh, I always feared he might run off like this. Why, why, why didn't I break his legs?


BrainDump is a simple, powerful, and open note taking platfform that makes it easy to organize your life.
Braindump is still alpha software that is in heavy development. Please keep this in mind as you use it. :) Basic functionality now works and we would love for you to give it a try! Please report any bugs or other issues here.


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KratosMultiphysics
KRATOS Multiphysics (Kratos) is a framework for building parallel, multi-disciplinary simulation software, aiming at modularity, extensibility, and high performance. Kratos is written in C++, and counts with an extensive Python interface.
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The structural mechanics contact static solver. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ (self, model, custom_settings) |
| def | ValidateSettings (self) |
| This function validates the settings of the solver. More... | |
| def | AddVariables (self) |
| def | AddDofs (self) |
| def | Initialize (self) |
| def | Solve (self) |
| def | SolveSolutionStep (self) |
| def | ExecuteFinalizeSolutionStep (self) |
| def | ComputeDeltaTime (self) |
| def | AddProcessesList (self, processes_list) |
| def | AddPostProcess (self, post_process) |
| def | GetDefaultParameters (cls) |
Public Attributes | |
| contact_settings | |
| linear_solver_settings | |
| echo_level | |
| processes_list | |
| post_process | |
| mechanical_scheme | |
| linear_solver | |
| mechanical_convergence_criterion | |
| builder_and_solver | |
The structural mechanics contact static solver.
This class creates the mechanical solvers for contact static analysis. It currently supports line search, linear, arc-length, form-finding and Newton-Raphson strategies. Public member variables: arc_length_settings -- settings for the arc length method. See structural_mechanics_solver.py for more information.
| def contact_structural_mechanics_static_solver.ContactStaticMechanicalSolver.__init__ | ( | self, | |
| model, | |||
| custom_settings | |||
| ) |
| def contact_structural_mechanics_static_solver.ContactStaticMechanicalSolver.AddDofs | ( | self | ) |
| def contact_structural_mechanics_static_solver.ContactStaticMechanicalSolver.AddPostProcess | ( | self, | |
| post_process | |||
| ) |
| def contact_structural_mechanics_static_solver.ContactStaticMechanicalSolver.AddProcessesList | ( | self, | |
| processes_list | |||
| ) |
| def contact_structural_mechanics_static_solver.ContactStaticMechanicalSolver.AddVariables | ( | self | ) |
| def contact_structural_mechanics_static_solver.ContactStaticMechanicalSolver.ComputeDeltaTime | ( | self | ) |
| def contact_structural_mechanics_static_solver.ContactStaticMechanicalSolver.ExecuteFinalizeSolutionStep | ( | self | ) |
| def contact_structural_mechanics_static_solver.ContactStaticMechanicalSolver.GetDefaultParameters | ( | cls | ) |
| def contact_structural_mechanics_static_solver.ContactStaticMechanicalSolver.Initialize | ( | self | ) |
| def contact_structural_mechanics_static_solver.ContactStaticMechanicalSolver.Solve | ( | self | ) |
| def contact_structural_mechanics_static_solver.ContactStaticMechanicalSolver.SolveSolutionStep | ( | self | ) |
| def contact_structural_mechanics_static_solver.ContactStaticMechanicalSolver.ValidateSettings | ( | self | ) |
This function validates the settings of the solver.
| contact_structural_mechanics_static_solver.ContactStaticMechanicalSolver.builder_and_solver |
| contact_structural_mechanics_static_solver.ContactStaticMechanicalSolver.contact_settings |
| contact_structural_mechanics_static_solver.ContactStaticMechanicalSolver.echo_level |
| contact_structural_mechanics_static_solver.ContactStaticMechanicalSolver.linear_solver |
| contact_structural_mechanics_static_solver.ContactStaticMechanicalSolver.linear_solver_settings |
| contact_structural_mechanics_static_solver.ContactStaticMechanicalSolver.mechanical_convergence_criterion |
| contact_structural_mechanics_static_solver.ContactStaticMechanicalSolver.mechanical_scheme |
| contact_structural_mechanics_static_solver.ContactStaticMechanicalSolver.post_process |
| contact_structural_mechanics_static_solver.ContactStaticMechanicalSolver.processes_list |


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Auxilliary Tool:
A data structure that keeps track of how a classifier (specifically a cascaded classifier) is performing. This is useful for evaluating candidate features to add.
More...
#include <StructTypes.h>
Public Attributes | |
| double | chisq |
| Chi-Squared Error of Classifier evaluated on training set. Lower is better. | |
| int | pos_rejects |
| Number of positive examples rejected by classifier -- lower is better. | |
| int | neg_rejects |
| Number of negative examples rejected by classifier -- higher is better. | |
| int | total_pos |
| Total size of positive example pool. | |
| int | total_neg |
| Total size of negative example pool. | |
| int | prev_pos_rejects |
| Number of positive examples rejected by the classifier before, i.e. independent of the feature under consideration. | |
| int | prev_neg_rejects |
| Number of negative examples rejected by the classifier before, i.e. independent of the feature under consideration. | |
| double | time_per_patch |
| Time required to evaluate a patch with this feature. Lower is better. | |
| double | threshold |
| Rejection criterion used to generate these performance results. |
Auxilliary Tool:
A data structure that keeps track of how a classifier (specifically a cascaded classifier) is performing. This is useful for evaluating candidate features to add.


Classes and Objects Simplified
I'll show you how to define Ruby classes and objects by using a simple example:
Class Circle
def initialize(radius, interior_color)
@radius = radius
@interior_color = interior_color
end
def radius
return @radius
end
def circumference
diameter = 2 * @radius
circumference = 3.14 * diameter
end
def color
return @interior_color
end
end
The class "Circle" defines the properties and methods
of a circle in general. In this example, a circle has
2 properties (a radius and an interior color) represented
by 2 instance variables (@radius and @inerior_color
respectively).
# this defines 2 instance variables
# (@radius and @interior_color)
def initialize(radius, interior_color)
@radius = radius
@interior_color = interior_color
end
The class uses those 2 instance variables to define instance properties. There are 3 instance properties defined in this example. The class uses the "radius" and "color" methods respectively to return the radius and interior color of a circle. The class also has a "circumference" method with which it uses @radius (our instance variable representing the radius property) to calculate and return the circumference of a circle.
# this defines an instance method called radius
def radius
return @radius
end
# this defines an instance method called circumference
def circumference
diameter = 2 * @radius
circumference = 3.14 * diameter
end
# this defines an instance method called interior
def color
return @interior_color
end
We can define a specific circle by using the "Circle" class. Creating a specific item using a class is called "instantiating an object" (or creating an object). I can create a specific circle (a circle object) with a radius of 3 and a color of blue by using the following code:
my_circle = Circle.new(3, "blue")
A specific circle object named "my_circle" is created. The "Circle" class will take the arguments we provided (3 and "blue") and use them to initialize instance variables instance with those values (@radius = 3, @interior_color = "blue"). These are the properties of "my_circle".
To access the properties of "my_circle" at a later time, we can use the instance methods of the class "Circle" that we defined earlier.
my_circle.radius # => 3
my_circle.circumference # => calculate to be 18.84 based on the radius we provided for this specific object
my_circle.color # => "blue"
If we define a new object like "your_circle", we can use the same instance methods defined by the class "Circle" to get our radius, color and circumference for that new specific object.
#define a new circle object named "your_circle"
my_circle = Circle.new(3, "blue")
# call the instance methods defined in the "Circle" class
your_circle.radius # => 15
your_circle.circumference # => calculate to be 94.2
your_circle.color # => "red"


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listen
&optional input-stream ⇒ generalized-boolean
input-stream—an input stream designator. The default is standard input.
generalized-boolean—a generalized boolean.
Returns true if there is a character immediately available from input-stream; otherwise, returns false. On a non-interactive input-stream, listen returns true except when at end of file_1. If an end of file is encountered, listen returns false. listen is intended to be used when input-stream obtains characters from an interactive device such as a keyboard.
(progn (unread-char (read-char)) (list (listen) (read-char))) |> |>>1<<| ⇒ (T #\1) (progn (clear-input) (listen)) ⇒ NIL ;Unless you're a very fast typist!
*standard-input*


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MAX32665 SDK Documentation
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Registers, Bit Masks and Bit Positions for the SDHC Peripheral Module. More...
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