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Accellera SystemC proof-of-concept library
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Configuring the simulated network¶
Starting the SimulaQron backend¶
The backend of a SimulaQron network is a set of running virtual nodes and their corresponding CQC servers. To start the backend of a SimulaQron network run the command simulaqron start
.
With no arguments, a network is by default started with the five nodes Alice, Bob, Charlie, David and Eve. How to adjust the nodes and the topology of the network is described below.
.. If no files exist in this directory, the ./cli/main.py network start-all
command will generate config files for five nodes (Alice, Bob Charlie, David, and Eve) in a fully connected topology (every node is connected to every other node).
Warning
simulaqron start
can fail if any of the ports specified in the config files are already in use by a running SimulaQron network or another program.
To setup a specific topology see section Configuring the network topology. For setting up the config files manually, see section Manual setup below. Finally for instructions on how to connect to an already runnning simulated network using CQC, see section Connecting to a remote simulated network.
If you want to start a network with for example the three nodes Alex, Bart, Curt, simply type:
simulaqron start --nodes Alex,Bart,Curt
If you simply want a network with 10 nodes, type:
simulaqron start --nrnodes 10
This will start up a network where the nodes are called Node0, Node1, …, Node9.
The –nodes and –nrnodes can be combined. Let’s say you want a network with 10 nodes and that three of the nodes are called Alice, Bob and Charlie, type:
simulaqron start --nodes Alice,Bob,Charlie --nrnodes 10
Which will start up a network with the nodes Alice, Bob, Charlie, Node0, Node1, …, Node6. If –nrnodes is less than the entries in –nodes, then –nrnodes is ignored. The two keywords can also be specified shorter as -nd and -nn respectively. So the above can also be done as:
simulaqron start -n Alice,Bob,Charlie -N 10
You can also specify a topology of the network. For example if you want 10 nodes in a ring topology, type:
simulaqron start --nrnodes 10 --topology ring
In this network Node \(i\) can create EPR pairs and send qubits to Node \(i-1 \pmod{10}\) and Node \(i+1 \pmod{10}\). However, if a CQC message is sent to for example Node2 to produce entanglement with Node5, a error message (CQC_ERR_UNSUPP) will be returned. The options for the automatically generated topologies are currently:
- complete: A fully connected. This is also used if the argument –topology is not used.
- ring: A ring network, i.e. a connected topology where every node has exactly two neighbors.
- path: A path network, i.e. a connected topology where every node has exactly two neighbors but there are no cycles.
- random_tree: Generates a random tree, i.e. a topology without cycles.
- random_connected_{int}: Generates a random connected graph with a specified number of edges. For example a random connected network on 10 nodes, can be specified as random_connected_20. Note that the number of edges for a network with \(n\) nodes must be greater or equal to \(n-1\) and less or equal to \(n(n-1)/1\).
Along with setting up the network with the specified topology a .png figure is also generated and stored as config/topology.png. This is useful if a random network is used, to easily visualize the network used.
As a final example let’s combine all the arguments specified above and create a network using 15 nodes, where two of then are called Alice and Bob and the topology of the network is randomly generated as a connected graph with 20 edges:
simulaqron start -n Alice,Bob -N 15 -t random_connected_20
The network that is then started might look like this (you can find a similar picture for you network at config/topology.png:
To create a custom topology, see the next section.
Configuring the network topology¶
As seen in the previous section a pre-defined network topology can be used by passing an argument when running simulaqron start. The topology is then specified to SimulaQron as a .json-file stored at config/topology.json. The content of this .json file is a dictionary where the keys are the names of the nodes and the values a list of the neighbors. For example, a file specifying a topology where Alice is adjacent to Bob, Bob is adjacent to Alice and Charlie and Charlie is adjacent to Bob would be:
{
"Alice": ["Bob"],
"Bob": ["Alice", "Charlie"]
"Charlie": ["Bob"]
}
Note
Undirected topologies are also supported. That is, networks where for example Alice can send a qubit to Bob but Bob cannot send a qubit to Alice.
You can create your own .json file specifying the network topology you want to use. When doing so, make sure that the names of the nodes you use are consistent with the nodes used by SimulaQron. To have SimulaQron use your specified topology, set the setting topology-file
to be the relative path to the .json file, as seen from the root of the repository by:
simulaqron set topology-file path/to/file
Note
When using the keyword argument –topology (or -tp) for ./cli/SimulaQron start
, the file config/topology.json is overwritten. It is therefore recommended to create your own topology-file with another name or in a different directory, to not accidentally overwrite your file.
Manual setup¶
In this section we describe how nodes, topology and port settings can be configured for SimulaQron. This is useful if you don’t want simulaqron start
to automatically set the port numbers for you. Depending on what arguments are given to simulaqron start
, the following is done:
If no arguments to
simulaqron start
are given then SimulaQron will start using the configuration specified by the current configuration files, which consist of the files nodes-file, app-file, cqc-file, vnode-file and topology-file, but can be set by the command:./cli/SimulaQron set FILE PATH
If the arguments –nodes (-n) or –nrnodes (-N) are used for
simulaqron start
then the files nodes-file, vnode-file, cqc-file and app-file are overwritten using the specified nodes. Port numbers will be used between 8000 and 8000.If the argument –topology (-tp) is used then the files config/topology.json and config/topology.png will be overwritten which the specified topology and the entry
topology-file
in the settings will be set to point to this file.
- To change the nodes and the port numbers used in the network you can either create your own nodes-file, vnode-file, cqc-file and app-file or use the command line interface. When creating your own config files each line should contain the name, hostname/ip and port number of a node (lines starting with # are ignored. For example a config file could look like::
# Network configuration file # # For each host its informal name, as well as its location in the network must # be listed. # # [name], [hostname], [port number] #
Alice, localhost, 8801 Bob, localhost, 8802 Charlie, localhost, 8803
To see the current nodes type:
simulaqron nodes get
To set the nodes back to the default (Alice, Bob, Charlie, David, Eve) type:
simulaqron nodes default
To add a node from the network type:
simulaqron nodes add NAME
where you can also optionally specify the host-name, port-numbers and neighbors of the node. To remove a node from the network type:
simulaqron nodes remove NAME
Multiple networks¶
To run multiple networks at the same time you need to given them different names by using the –name flag:
simulaqron start --name NETWORK
To stop a network with a specific name type:
simulaqron stop --name NETWORK
Note
By default the network name is “default”. To have multiple networks running at the same time the nodes cannot use the same port numbers.
Starting a network from Python¶
You can also start a network within a Python script (this is in fact what simulaqron does), by using the class simulaqron.network.Network
. To setup a network by name “test” with the nodes Alice, Bob and Charlie, where Bob is connected with Alice and Charlie but Alice and Charlie are not connected use the following code code:
from simulaqron.network import Network
# Setup the network
nodes = ["Alice", "Bob", "Charlie"]
topology = {"Alice": ["Bob"], "Bob": ["Alice", "Charlie"], "Charlie": ["Bob"]}
network = Network(name="test", nodes=nodes, topology=topology)
# Start the network
network.start()
By default the method simulaqron.network.Network.start
, only returns when the network is running, i.e. all the connections are established. To avoid this use the argument wait_until_running=False
.
Note
The network will stop when the network-object goes out of scope and is handled by the Python garbade collector. The network can be manually stopped with the method simulaqron.network.Network.stop
.
Connecting to a remote simulated network¶
If a simulated network (consisting of virtual nodes and CQC servers) are setup on a remote computer (or on your own computer), CQC messages can be sent to the correct address and port numbers to control the nodes of the network. In this section we describe how to do this.
Given the ip and port number of the CQC server of a node, you can send CQC messages over TCP using in any way you prefer. To know how these messages should look like to perform certain instructions, refer to CQC Interface.
An easier way to send CQC messages to a CQC server of a node is to use the provided Python library. Assuming that you have a file in the form of the config/cqcNodes.cfg above, i.e. consisting of lines of the form [name], [hostname/ip], [port] you can then easily instanciate an object of the class cqc.pythonLib.CQCConnection
which will communicate with the CQC server for you, using the CQC interface.
Let’s assume that you have a file cqcNodes_example.cfg which consist of the following lines:
Alice, <IP_ADDRESS>, 8801
Bob, <IP_ADDRESS>, 8802
Charlie, localhost, 8803
you can connect to the CQC server for the node Alice at <IP_ADDRESS> and port number 8801 by executing the following Python code:
from cqc.pythonLib import CQCConnection
cqc = CQCConnection("Alice", cqcFile=/path/to/cqcNodes_example.cfg)
Alternatively, instead of specifying the path to the config file containing the ip and the port number of the CQC server for the node Alice, you can directly specify the ip and port number as follows:
cqc = CQCConnection("Alice", socket_address=("<IP_ADDRESS>", 8801))
More information on how to then actually allocating qubits, manipulating these and creating simulated entanglement see Using the Python library


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He said that the US is destabilizing the world and smearing China.
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The school, located in Chatham, Virginia, has been home to NBA players, several prep-level national champions, NCAA Champions, and March Madness MVPs.
Although Hargrave has impressive sports teams, it's a military school first. Players are expected to live in the barracks, wake up to reveille, get in formation and attend classes like the non-athletes. There are no exceptions because there are also students that are there for non-basketball-related reasons.
"(As a coach,) You are trying to convince 5-star, 4-star recruits that are going Power 5 'hey, I need you to be up at 5:45, 5:50 for 6 a.m. formation," Ohio assistant coach Lamar Thornton said.
Students wake up, eat breakfast and attend class from around 7:55 a.m. until lunch. One of the classes the students can attend is a basketball class that acts as a physical education course. After lunch, students have tutoring until it is time for practice around 3:30 p.m. After practice is dinner and study hall. Then, students can return to the gym for more basketball activities if they'd like. It's a lot like college.
Somedays, it's hard to get out of bed at Hargrave. But some students do it for basketball.
Most players who go to Hargrave elect to attend for their prep year. A prep year is a gap year that the NCAA allows athletes to take before they begin their college careers. Athletes who take prep years maintain their four-year eligibility despite deferring their enrollment for a year.
Prep schools aren't common in all areas of the U.S. There are a few famous prep schools, such as IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida, but it's more of an East Coast thing.
"There's a lot up and down the coast of Southern Florida. Now, obviously there's a couple in Virginia," Ohio assistant coach Lee Martin said. "A lot of the players at Hargrave graduate high school, and either they need to get exposure, they went to a smaller high school, they need help academically, they need to develop, whatever it is for that gap year to get recruited and go on to play college ball."
Martin, a Mt. Airy, North Carolina, native, went for the prep program. A college coach suggested Martin look into prep schools when going through the recruiting process. At the time, Martin didn't know what a prep year was, but he decided to look into schools on his coach's list.
The list led him to Hargrave. He attended the academy and played on the postgraduate team for the 2008-09 season. He was coached by Kevin Keatts, the now head coach at North Carolina State, and A.W. Hamilton, the now head coach at Eastern Kentucky.
Lee's prep year was a success and it helped him earn a scholarship to Catawba College in Salisbury, North Carolina. There, he won the South Atlantic Conference and participated in the Division II NCAA Tournament. He was also later named team MVP after his senior season.
Jake Ness, Ohio's director of basketball operations, also attended Hargrave for the postgraduate team. Although, his story is a little different.
Ness grew up in Virginia, about two hours from Hargrave. When he got older, his family moved to Billings, Montana, where he played high school ball.
Ness and his family knew that he was not ready for the transition to college basketball, so they decided that Hargrave was the place for him. Ness wouldn't hit the court quite yet. He was set to be a manager.
"They knew that I was not a Division I caliber player, but the whole goal that season was to get me into basketball shape to possibly play at the next level," Ness said. "I did that and they invited me back to play on the actual post graduate team the next year, which I did."
Ness played for Hargrave during the 2009-10 season. He also played under Keatts and went on to play at Boise State, where he was a member of the 2013 and 2015 NCAA Tournament teams. He is also a member of the Hargrave post graduate basketball Hall-of-Fame.
Both Ness and Lee thought their time at Hargrave was over after their postgraduate years. That wasn't the case. They both found their way back as coaches.
Martin was interested in coaching after college, but he didn't know where to start. Then, his old coach, Hamilton, called.
"I felt like I always wanted to coach, but I wasn't quite sure. I'd always had a close relationship with A.W. and my senior year, he straight-up just asked me around Christmas 'do you want to coach? Do you want to come back to Hargrave?'" Martin said. "I knew that if I wanted to get into college coaching, this was a great start."
Lee returned to Hargrave for the 2013-14 season as an assistant under Hamilton. He was 22 years old at the time, unpaid and living in the barracks. He ate at the mess halls like he had when he was a student and would proctor SATs for extra cash. It wasn't a glorious life, but nothing could replace the coaching experience he gained.
Two seasons later, Martin was joined by Ness and Thornton.
Thornton came to the program in search of a graduate assistant spot. He was a finalist for the role at Michigan State, but it fell through. He'd heard of Hargrave because of Terry Rozier, an NBA player and Youngstown native, but didn't know anything beyond that information.
Provided by Lamar Thorton.
He drove down to campus to meet with Hamilton and Martin. After a little while on the campus, Thornton decided that Hargrave was where he needed to be.
It took a while for Thornton to adjust to the Hargrave lifestyle; after all, he wasn't a former cadet. He grew up in downtown Columbus; he wasn't used to living in the middle of nowhere. There were few restaurants and amenities in Chatham. Also, Thornton arrived before the students had, so he was adjusting alone.
"My first week, when I tell you I thought I was going to quit, I seriously thought about quitting. I was like 'I can't do this.' I couldn't do it," Thornton said. "I was just there in the office by myself every single day, shaved face, shirt tucked in."
“My first week, when I tell you I thought I was going to quit, I seriously thought about quitting. I was like 'I can't do this.' I couldn't do it,”-Lamar Thorton
There was no air conditioning in Thornton's office. He was uncomfortable in more ways than one and it took a toll on him before he even had a chance to coach. In a way, Thornton was experiencing the same transition the athletes faced when they arrived at Hargrave.
"I mentally was losing myself," Thornton said.
Once Martin arrived, he took Thornton out to dinner. The dinner soon turned into a therapy session where Thornton vented to the Hargrave veteran. Martin convinced Thornton that things would get better after the first few weeks. It was worth it to stick it out; he'd see soon enough.
A few days after that dinner, Ness returned to the academy. He got in around midnight and began to unpack in the barracks. He was in the process of making Hargrave home again when he met Thornton. The two talked and they became friends.
Thus began the three's first season as assistants under Hamilton. The three were basketball coaches first, but they had extra jobs on the side also. Ness acted as an ACT/SAT prep teacher and later a health teacher, while Martin was the college prep counselor for a while.
The three put their main focus on the court, though and helped guide Hargrave to a national championship.
However, the trio didn't last long. At the end of the 2015-16 season, Thornton left Hargrave to become a graduate assistant at Toledo. Although his time at Hargrave was short, Thornton is thankful for the season he spent there.
Provided by Lamar Thorton.
"It was definitely a big deal career-wise, just the number of connections I was able to build," Thornton said.
The following season was Ness's final at Hargrave. He left the academy to become a player development assistant with the Dallas Mavericks.
That left Martin as the last man standing. Martin became the head coach and later program director at Hargrave.
"I thought it was going to be a short stop," Martin said. "(Ness) was two years, (Thornton) was one year. I went in and for better or for worse, I stayed seven years."
“I thought it was going to be a short stop,"-Lee Martin
During Martin's tenure at Hargrave, Thornton joined Ohio coach Jeff Boals' staff at Stony Brook ahead of the 2017-18 season. Thornton and Boals had made a connection while Boals was at Ohio State and Thornton Hargrave. The two would meet for brunch during breaks in the year in Columbus.
One year later, Stony Brook needed a director of basketball operations, so Thornton called Ness.
"I remember Boals just coming into our gym at Hargrave and recruiting, I didn't think anything of it, you know, just another coach," Ness said.
Boals had always been a friend of the Hargrave program. He was an assistant with Keatts at Marshall, where they both coached Hamilton. Boals had been recruiting Hargrave for years.
Ness hadn't spoken to Boals before he flew out to Texas, but once Boals arrived, Ness knew he wanted to join the team. Ness became the director of basketball operations at Stony Brook in the summer of 2018.
After one season at Stony Brook, Ness, Thornton and Boals came to Ohio in 2019 when Boals was hired as head coach. Martin would later join the team in the 2020-21 season.
The 2020-21 season was the year that Ohio won the Mid-American Conference Championship and defeated Virginia in March Madness. It was a whirlwind year, and the three were happy to be together again.
"The biggest thing is not trying to take it for granted because I think it's a unique situation that you actually get to work with people you like every day," Thornton said.
Jack Tatham| For The Post
Ohio University assistant coach Lamar Thornton points into the air as the team seals their win against Northern Illinois at the Convocation Center on February 21, 2023.
While at Ohio, the trio ran into another Hargrave alumni, I.J. Ezuma. Ezuma came to Ohio in the fall of 2021 for his freshman year.
Ezuma's Hargrave story is a little different from Ness, Martin and Thornton's. He began at the academy when he was in middle school.
"It's kind of unheard of to hear a kid go from seventh grade all the way through Hargrave as many years as I.J. did," Ness said. "Most guys are there for maybe two, three years tops. He did the whole thing."
Ezuma knew Ness and Lee before he arrived at Ohio because of their shared time at Hargrave. Thornton had left Hargrave the year Ezuma enrolled.
Ezuma was thrown right into the Hargrave culture at a young age. He wasn't quite the 6-foot-8 240 lbs basketball player he is now, but he got there over the years.
One of Ezuma's favorite moments at Hargrave was Founder's Day his eighth-grade year. The entire school came out for the event, playing games and letting loose.
"I was a big eighth grader, as you can see, and there was this event, there was a big red ball seven or eight feet tall, and we would run at each other and run toward the ball on opposite ends to try and push the ball to the other side. Like a full sprint," Ezuma said. "I remember hitting the ball, bouncing back and I fell. I thought I had a concussion or something but it was just so fun."
Ezuma made some friends during his stay, too, including Ohio's Gabe Wiznitzer.
Wiznitzer was there for a prep year because he, like Ness and Martin, needed one more year to progress before college. Wiznitzer had previously attended the Christ School in Asheville, North Carolina. His brother, Nick, had attended Hargrave before him and Wiznitzer joined the program after his coach had departed from the Christ School.
Chloe Eggleston| For The Post
OU Guard Elmore James (No. 1) and OU Center Gabe Wiznitzer (No. 11) getting ready to box out a Cleveland State player on Nov. 12, 2022, at The Convo in Athens, Ohio.
Wiznitzer and Ezuma lived on the same floor at Hargrave. Ezuma was a year younger than Wiznitzer, but they still ran in similar social circles. Ezuma recalled that Wiznitzer lived on the last door on the left of their floor.
"We weren't necessarily that close because his team was a lot closer with him, but we would hang out," Wiznitzer said. "I remember he would sell Honey Buns."
Wiznitzer's connection to Hargrave brought him to Ohio. Martin, who had coached him at Hargrave, helped recruit him to the Bobcats.
"Coach Martin and I are really close. I'd say he's honestly one of the main reasons I came here just because he already trusted me and I trusted him," Wiznitzer said.
Now, all five of Ohio's Hargrave alumni are vying for a Mid-American Conference Championship together. They bonded over their background and the many hours spent sweating in the Hargrave gym. Without Hargrave, the five of them might not have met or ended up at Ohio.
Jack Tatham| For The Post
Ohio University assistant Lee Martin talks to director of operations Jake Ness during the game against Northern Illinois at the Convocation Center on February 21, 2023.
"I'm thankful for Hargrave. I'm definitely very appreciative," Wiznitzer said. "While you're there, it sucks, but once you're done, you look back on it, appreciate doing the hard things, especially with your friends and the people you're so close with."
Hargrave taught the five of them to appreciate basketball and the time spent at lifts, practice and on the road.
"Hargrave is hard. Even working there, it's tough," Ness said. "It's different, but we always said, when the guys are going to formation, going to class, that's the hard part of their day/ The most enjoyable part of the day is coming to basketball."
All five of Ohio's Hargrave alumni are grateful for the time they spent there because it taught them the discipline needed to survive coaching and playing at the college level.
Eight years ago, Ness, Thornton and Martin were coaching together at a prep school in the middle of nowhere. Now, they're in Athens and they couldn't be happier.
"We've done a lot of winning, guys," Martin said to Thornton and Ness with a smile. "Think about it. We won the national championship in prep school together, we get here and go to the NCAA Tournament, beat Virginia and last year we won 25 games. I don't know what it is."
Wiznitzer and Ezuma feel the same way. They’re happy to be Bobcats.
“Whatever you’re doing, have fun while you’re doing it. Life’s short,” Ezuma said. Over the years, the Hargrave brotherhood has served more than just Ohio; the academy has a long history of churning out incredible athletes. The Bobcats are lucky to have swayed a few to come to another school in the middle of nowhere for a few more years.
© Copyright 2022, The Post, Athens, OH


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--- layout: default sections: - id: work title: Our Mission - id: report title: Our Story - id: contact title: Contact Us header_icons: - cloud - sun - graph downloads: - href: /download/sample-download1.pdf text: primary: First download secondary: Put download size here image: href: /img/report-cover.png alt: report cover - href: /download/sample-download2.pdf text: primary: Second download secondary: scripts: - main.js --- An official website of the U.S. government {% for icon in page.header_icons %} {% endfor %} Solving Complex Human Problems through Creative Divergence and Targeted Convergence {% for section in page.sections %} {{ section.title }} {% endfor %} {% for section in page.sections %} {{ section.title }} {% capture content %}{% include {{ section.id }}.md %}{% endcapture %} {{ content | markdownify }} {% endfor %}
An official website of the U.S. government


Driver structure for an CCID device. More...
Public Attributes | |
| USBDDriver | usbdDriver |
| Standard USB device driver instance. More... | |
| S_ccid_bulk_in_header | sCcidMessage |
| CCID message. More... | |
| S_ccid_bulk_out_header | sCcidCommand |
| CCID command. More... | |
| unsigned char | BufferINT [4] |
| Interrupt message answer. More... | |
| unsigned char | ProtocolDataStructure [10] |
| Buffer data of message. More... | |
| unsigned char | bProtocol |
| Protocol used. More... | |
| unsigned char | SlotStatus |
| SlotStatus. More... | |
Driver structure for an CCID device.
| unsigned char CCIDDriver::bProtocol |
Protocol used.
| unsigned char CCIDDriver::BufferINT[4] |
Interrupt message answer.
| unsigned char CCIDDriver::ProtocolDataStructure[10] |
Buffer data of message.
| S_ccid_bulk_out_header CCIDDriver::sCcidCommand |
CCID command.
| S_ccid_bulk_in_header CCIDDriver::sCcidMessage |
CCID message.
| unsigned char CCIDDriver::SlotStatus |
SlotStatus.
Bit 0 = Slot 0 current state Bit 1 = Slot 0 changed status Bit 2 = Slot 1 current state Bit 3 = Slot 1 changed status Bit 4 = Slot 2 current state Bit 5 = Slot 2 changed status
| USBDDriver CCIDDriver::usbdDriver |
Standard USB device driver instance.


Id: 422
Name: Rich Plutonian
Status: Alive
Species: Alien
Type: Plutonian
Gender: Male
OriginName: Pluto
OriginUrl: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/location/47
LocationName: Pluto
LocationUrl: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/location/47
Image: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/avatar/422.jpeg
Episode: ['https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/episode/9']
Url: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/422
Created: 2018-04-15T21:52:14.642Z


User Stories
- I can pass a string as a parameter, and it will check to see whether that string contains either a unix timestamp or a natural language date (example: January 1, 2016).
- If it does, it returns both the Unix timestamp and the natural language form of that date.
- If it does not contain a date or Unix timestamp, it returns null for those properties.
Examples
- Passing in a Unix Timestamp<PHONE_NUMBER> seconds from the epoch)
- Passing in a date string (December 15, 2015)


Card (subtle)
Some dropdown stuffs...
Jupiter
Gas Giant
Orbital Period: 11.86yr
Orbital Speed: 13.07km/s
Known Satellites: 79
Volume: 1321 Earths
Mass: 317.8 Earths
Surface Temp: 165-112K
Secondary Actions
Card (status indicator badge)
Some dropdown stuffs...
Jupiter
Gas Giant
Orbital Period: 11.86yr
Orbital Speed: 13.07km/s
Known Satellites: 79
Volume: 1321 Earths
Mass: 317.8 Earths
Surface Temp: 165-112K
Secondary Actions
Card (subtle, no link)
Some dropdown stuffs...
Jupiter
Gas Giant
Orbital Period: 11.86yr
Orbital Speed: 13.07km/s
Known Satellites: 79
Volume: 1321 Earths
Mass: 317.8 Earths
Surface Temp: 165-112K
Secondary Actions
Card
Some dropdown stuffs...
Jupiter
Gas Giant
Orbital Period: 11.86yr
Orbital Speed: 13.07km/s
Known Satellites: 79
Volume: 1321 Earths
Mass: 317.8 Earths
Surface Temp: 165-112K
Secondary Actions
Card (no link)
Some dropdown stuffs...
Jupiter
Gas Giant
Orbital Period: 11.86yr
Orbital Speed: 13.07km/s
Known Satellites: 79
Volume: 1321 Earths
Mass: 317.8 Earths
Surface Temp: 165-112K
Secondary Actions


--- layout: page title: About permalink: /about/ header-img: "img/about-bg.jpg" ---
Fabrício Serralvo is iOS Software Engineer at iFood. Before it, worked for almost four years at Eldorado Research Institute as iOS Developer. Also, started his career as an intern at two small companies in Campinas, where he worked with web technology.
He has Bachelor's Degree in Information Systems by Pontifical Catholic University of Campinas (2012 - 2017).
Fabrício Serralvo, talking about Xcode Templates at 32th CocoaTalks Campinas - 2019.To contribute to the developer's community, Fabrício tries to went to local meetups and share his experience as host of Build Failed Podcast
Futhermore, he believes that education is the better way to enhance people lives, technology and sports also.
Note: I generally do not talk about my self in third person.
Fabrício - 2020, from 🇧🇷


{% extends "base_staff.html" %}
{% load form_errors %}
{% block title %}File Manager{% endblock %}
{% block content %}
{% form_errors form %}
The following files are visible from formatting; images can be displayed using
{% if task_files.0 %}
[img]{{ task_files.0 }}[/img]
{% else %}
[img]myfile.png[/img]
{% endif %}.
{% for f in task_files %}
{% endfor %}
The following files are visible from code prompts as the files in its running directory.
{% for f in sandbox_files %}
{% endfor %}
Return to lesson
{% endblock %}
{% block location %}File Manager{% endblock %}


HTML5-Gamepad-StreetView
Gamepad always initially unavailable - please connect or reconnect!
A simple HTML5 library mashup, utilizing the W3C's Gamepad API, and Google's Maps and Street View APIs.
All street imagery is Copyright © Google.
Gamepad always initially unavailable - please connect or reconnect!
A simple HTML5 library mashup, utilizing the W3C's Gamepad API, and Google's Maps and Street View APIs.
All street imagery is Copyright © Google.


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| IRvtMetadataValue |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractMGRSLatitudeBandAndGridSquare |
Shared implementation for AircraftMGRSLatitudeBandAndGridSquare and
FrameCentreMGRSLatitudeBandAndGridSquare.
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| AircraftMGRSEasting |
Aircraft MGRS Easting (ST0806 Tag 16).
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| AircraftMGRSLatitudeBandAndGridSquare |
MGRS Latitude Band and Grid Square (ST0806 Tag 15).
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| AircraftMGRSNorthing |
Aircraft MGRS Northing (ST0806 Tag 17).
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| AircraftMGRSZone |
Aircraft MGRS Zone (ST0806 Tag 14).
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| DigitalVideoFileFormat |
Digital Video File Format (ST 0806 Tag 10).
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| FragCircleRadius |
Frag Circle Radius (ST 0806 Tag 6).
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| FrameCentreMGRSEasting |
Frame Center MGRS Easting (ST0806 Tag 2).
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| FrameCentreMGRSLatitudeBandAndGridSquare |
Frame Centre MGRS Latitude Band and Grid Square (ST0806 Tag 19).
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| FrameCentreMGRSNorthing |
Frame Center MGRS Northing (ST0806 Tag 2).
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| FrameCentreMGRSZone |
Frame Centre MGRS Zone (ST0806 Tag 18).
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| FrameCode |
Frame Code (ST 0806 Tag 7).
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| RvtLocalSet | |
| RvtMetadataIdentifier |
Identifier that can handle standard metadata, and AOI, POI and User Defined entries.
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| RvtPlatformIndicatedAirspeed |
Indicated airspeed (IAS) of platform.
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| RvtPlatformTrueAirspeed |
True airspeed (TAS) of platform.
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| RvtString |
Base class for text string implementations.
|
| ST0806Version |
Remote Video Terminal LS Version Number (ST 0806 RVT LS Tag 8).
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| TelemetryAccuracyIndicator |
Telemetry Accuracy Indicator (ST 0806 RVT LS Tag 5).
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| UserDefinedTimeStampMicroseconds |
User Defined Time Stamp Microseconds (ST0806 RVT LS Tag 2).
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| VideoDataRate |
Video Data Rate (ST 0806 Tag 9).
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| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| RvtMetadataKey |
ST 0806 tags - description and numbers.
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| RvtMetadataKind |
The kind of RVT Metadata Identifier.
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Users of the ROVER (Remotely Operated Video Enhanced Receiver) require additional metadata elements unique to its mission needs than are specified in MISB ST 0601. The purpose of ST 0806 is to formalize a method of communicating with a Remote Video Terminal (ROVER or other related programs, such as the One System Remote Video Terminal (OSRVT)), and create a configuration-managed metadata standard to meet its needs with minimal impacts to ST 0601 users. The RVT Local Set (LS) defined in ST 0806 can stand as an independent local set, or be embedded within other metadata sets.
This provides the ability for system designers to produce or receive one, or a mix of metadata elements from other sets based upon program requirements.
Copyright © 2022 West Ridge Systems. All rights reserved.


Pop up
Pop-up ads or pop-ups are forms of online advertising on the World Wide Web.[1] A pop-up is a graphical user interface (GUI) display area, usually a small window, that suddenly appears ("pops up") in the foreground of the visual interface.
Pop-up ads or pop-ups are forms of online advertising on the World Wide Web.[1] A pop-up is a graphical user interface (GUI) display area, usually a small window, that suddenly appears ("pops up") in the foreground of the visual interface.


xscreensaver-text(1) XScreenSaver manual xscreensaver-text(1) NAME xscreensaver-text - prints some text to stdout, for use by screen savers. SYNOPSIS xscreensaver-text [--verbose] [--columns N] [--text STRING] [--file PATH] [--program CMD] [--url URL] DESCRIPTION The xscreensaver-text script prints out some text for use by various screensavers, according to the options set in the ~/.xscreensaver file. This may dump the contents of a file, run a program, or load a URL. OPTIONS xscreensaver-text accepts the following options: --columns N or --cols N Where to wrap lines; default 72 columns. --verbose or -v Print diagnostics to stderr. Multiple -v switches increase the amount of output. Command line options may be used to override the settings in the ~/.xscreensaver file: --string STRING Print the given string. It may contain % escape sequences as per strftime(2). --file PATH Print the contents of the given file. If --cols is specified, re-wrap the lines; otherwise, print them as-is. --program CMD Run the given program and print its output. If --cols is speci‐ fied, re-wrap the output. --url HTTP-URL Download and print the contents of the HTTP document. If it con‐ tains HTML, RSS, or Atom, it will be converted to plain-text. Note: this re-downloads the document every time it is run! It might be considered abusive for you to point this at a web server that you do not control! ENVIRONMENT HTTP_PROXY or http_proxy to get the default HTTP proxy host and port. BUGS The RSS and Atom output is always ISO-8859-1, regardless of locale. URLs should be cached, use "If-Modified-Since", and obey "Expires". SEE ALSO xscreensaver-demo(1), xscreensaver(1), fortune(1), phosphor(1), apple2(1), starwars(1), fontglide(1), dadadodo(1), webcollage(1), http://www.livejournal.com/stats/latest-rss.bml, http://twitter.com/statuses/public_timeline.atom, driftnet(1), EtherPEG, EtherPeek COPYRIGHT Copyright © 2005 by Jamie Zawinski. Permission to use, copy, modify, distribute, and sell this software and its documentation for any purpose is hereby granted without fee, provided that the above copyright notice appear in all copies and that both that copyright notice and this permis‐ sion notice appear in supporting documentation. No representations are made about the suitability of this software for any purpose. It is pro‐ vided "as is" without express or implied warranty. AUTHOR Jamie Zawinski<EMAIL_ADDRESS>20-Mar-2005. X Version 11 5.15 (28-Sep-2011) xscreensaver-text(1)


{% extends "../../layout.html" %} {% block sectionClasses %}plugins hasBreadCrumb plugins-spincast-gson{% endblock %} {% block meta_title %}Plugins - Spincast Gson{% endblock %} {% block meta_description %}Spincast Gson plugin - JSON Serialization / Deserialization{% endblock %} {% block scripts %} {% endblock %} {% block body %}
This plugin allows you to use Google's Gson to convert Java Objects into JSON and back.
It provides an implementation of JsonManager which is a component required in any Spincast application. The default implementation uses Jackson... The Gson implementation provided by this plugin is a replacement.
Please note that this Gson implementation is not as well tested as the default Jackson one. We do recommend you stick with the default Jackson plugin if you want the easiest solution. But if you do use this Gson plugin, we are very open to comments/suggestions to improve it!
Gson is a library developed by Google and allows the conversion of Java Objects into JSON and back.
Some people prefer Gson to Jackson for such a task. Gson documentation is indeed good, its performances are good and creating custom (de)serializers is easy.
But, in our opinion, working with Gson is sometimes harder than with Jackson. For example,
you can't use getters
to specify values to serialize. Also, there is an
annoying issue
when a child class declares a field with the same name as a field in its base class.
Finally, you will probably have to use the transient
keyword (or use the @Expose
annotation provided by Gson) often... Otherwise, you can easily get a StackOverflowError
exception when
Gson encounters circular references.
It seems to us Jackson deals better with those situations.
As you will see in the installation section, the first step to use Gson in a Spincast application is to replace the default Jackson plugin.
When this is done, you extend SpincastGsonManager to get control over how Gson is configured: {% verbatim %}
public class AppGsonManager extends SpincastGsonManager { // ... }
In your Guice module, you then bind this class as the JsonManager implementation to use: {% verbatim %}
bind(JsonManager.class).to(AppGsonManager.class).in(Scopes.SINGLETON);
You now can override all the methods this plugin uses to configure Gson...
The most interesting of those methods is probably configureGsonBuilder(...). By overriding this method, you get access to the GsonBuilder and you can tweak or add anything you need: {% verbatim %}
@Override protected void configureGsonBuilder(GsonBuilder gsonBuilder) { super.configureGsonBuilder(gsonBuilder); // Add your custom configurations gsonBuilder.registerTypeHierarchyAdapter(MyClass.class, new MyClassSerializer()); }
You can also override some methods to prevent default behaviors. For example, if you don't want the plugin to automatically add one of its custom serializers, you can simply override the method that adds it: {% verbatim %}
@Override protected void registerDateSerializer(GsonBuilder gsonBuilder) { // Disable the custom Date serializer // *do nothing here* }
If you need to use methods provided by Gson but not available through the JsonManager interface, you can also create a custom interface and add those methods to it.
You first create a custom interface by extending JsonManager
and by adding the extra methods to it:
{% verbatim %}
public interface AppJsonManager extends JsonManager { // Return the Gson instance public Gson getGson(); // Convert a typed object to a JsonObject public JsonObject fromObject(Object object, Type typeOfSrc); }
You then make your AppGsonManager
implementation extend this custom interface, and still extend the base
SpincastGsonManager
class provided by this plugin:
{% verbatim %}
public class AppGsonManager extends SpincastGsonManager implements AppJsonManager { @Inject public AppJsonManagerDefault(JsonDeserializer<JsonObject> jsonObjectDeserializer, JsonDeserializer<JsonArray> jsonArrayDeserializer, JsonSerializer<JsonObject> jsonObjectSerializer, JsonSerializer<JsonArray> jsonArraySerializer, JsonSerializer<Date> dateSerializer, JsonSerializer<Instant> instantSerializer, JsonSerializer<BigDecimal> bigDecimalSerializer, JsonSerializer<Enum<?>> enumSerializer, JsonSerializer<Class<?>> classSerializer, JsonPathUtils jsonPathUtils, JsonObjectFactory jsonObjectFactory, SpincastConfig spincastConfig, SpincastUtils spincastUtils, FormFactory formFactory, Provider<Injector> guiceProvider) { super(jsonObjectDeserializer, jsonArrayDeserializer, jsonObjectSerializer, jsonArraySerializer, dateSerializer, instantSerializer, bigDecimalSerializer, enumSerializer, classSerializer, jsonPathUtils, jsonObjectFactory, spincastConfig, spincastUtils, formFactory, guiceProvider); } // The "getGson()" method is already provided by the base class! // public Gson getGson(); // Typed version for "fromObject()" @Override public JsonObject fromObject(Object object, Type typeOfSrc) { if (object == null) { return null; } String json = getGson().toJson(object, typeOfSrc); JsonObject jsonObject = fromString(json); return jsonObject; }
Finally, you bind all the required components to your Guice module: {% verbatim %}
bind(AppGsonManager.class).in(Scopes.SINGLETON); bind(JsonManager.class).to(AppGsonManager.class).in(Scopes.SINGLETON); bind(AppJsonManager.class).to(AppGsonManager.class).in(Scopes.SINGLETON);
Remember that Spincast requires the JsonManager
interface to be
bound to an implementation! So you need to bind both JsonManager
and AppJsonManager
interfaces to the same instance. Then, in your application code, you inject
AppJsonManager
instead of JsonManager
to get access to
the extra methods.
This plugin provides some custom serializers and deserializers for Gson to use. As we showed previously, you can disable/change them if required.
They are:
JsonObjectSerializer
and JsonObjectDeserializer
Those are for (de)serializing Spincast's JsonObjects.
JsonArraytSerializer
and JsonArrayDeserializer
Those are for (de)serializing Spincast's JsonArrays.
BigDecimalSerializer
This serializes BigDecimal
objects by calling their .toPlainString() method.
ClassSerializer
This serializes Class
objects by calling their .getName() method.
DateSerializer
This serializes Date
objects by converting them to the ISO-8601
format using
a SpincastStatics utility.
EnumSerializer
This serializes Enumeration values
to a JsonObject
containing their
name() (as a
"name" field) and
toString() (as a
"label" field).
Here's an example of what a serialized enum could look like, given it provides an human readable toString()
value:
{% verbatim %}
{ "name": "BLUE", "label": "The color blue" }
InstantSerializer
This serializes Instant
objects by calling their .toString() method.
Note that since this plugin replaces a default one, you must first disable the default before adding it.
1. Add this Maven artifact to your project:
<dependency> <groupId>org.spincast</groupId> <artifactId>spincast-plugins-gson</artifactId> <version>{{spincast.spincastCurrrentVersion}}</version> </dependency>
2. Disable the default Jackson Json plugin from your Spincast Bootstrapper by calling disableDefaultJsonPlugin(): {% verbatim %}
Spincast.configure() .disableDefaultJsonPlugin() // ...
3. Add an instance of the SpincastGsonPlugin plugin : {% verbatim %}
Spincast.configure() .disableDefaultJsonPlugin() .plugin(new SpincastGsonPlugin()) // ...


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| DrawContext
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| GLRuntimeCapabilities
GLRuntimeCapabilities describes the GL capabilities supported by the current GL runtime. |
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| ScreenCreditController
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| TextRendererCache
http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/2D/reference/faqs/index.html#Q_What_are_fractional_metrics_Wh |
| Classes in gov.nasa.worldwind.render used by gov.nasa.worldwind.applications.glider | |
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| DrawContext
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| Renderable
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| Classes in gov.nasa.worldwind.render used by gov.nasa.worldwind.applications.sar | |
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| AbstractAnnotation
An Annotation represent a text label and its rendering attributes. |
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| Annotation
Represent a text label and its rendering attributes. |
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AnnotationAttributes
Annotation attributes set. |
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| DrawContext
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| GlobeAnnotation
Represent a text label attached to a Position on the globe and its rendering attributes. |
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| Renderable
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| SegmentPlane
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| WWTexture
Represents a texture derived from an image source such as an image file or a BufferedImage . |
| Classes in gov.nasa.worldwind.render used by gov.nasa.worldwind.applications.sar.render | |
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| DrawContext
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| MultiLineTextRenderer
Multi line, rectangle bound text renderer with (very) minimal html support. |
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| OrderedRenderable
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| Renderable
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| Classes in gov.nasa.worldwind.render used by gov.nasa.worldwind.examples | |
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| Annotation
Represent a text label and its rendering attributes. |
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| DrawContext
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| Polyline
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| Renderable
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| SurfaceImage
Renders a single image contained in a local file or BufferedImage |
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| SurfaceImageEditor
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| SurfaceSector
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| WWIcon
Provides a general interface for icons rendered by World Wind. |
| Classes in gov.nasa.worldwind.render used by gov.nasa.worldwind.examples.analytics | |
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| AbstractSurfaceObject
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| DrawContext
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| Material
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| OrderedRenderable
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| PreRenderable
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| Renderable
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| ScreenImage
Draws an image parallel to the screen at a specified screen location relative to the World Window. |
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| SurfaceObject
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| SurfaceShapeSupport
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| TiledSurfaceObjectRenderer
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| Classes in gov.nasa.worldwind.render used by gov.nasa.worldwind.examples.multiwindow | |
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| DrawContext
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| Classes in gov.nasa.worldwind.render used by gov.nasa.worldwind.examples.util | |
|---|---|
| AbstractAnnotation
An Annotation represent a text label and its rendering attributes. |
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| AbstractSurfaceObject
|
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| AbstractSurfaceShape
|
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| Annotation
Represent a text label and its rendering attributes. |
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AnnotationAttributes
Annotation attributes set. |
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| DrawContext
|
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| GlobeAnnotation
Represent a text label attached to a Position on the globe and its rendering attributes. |
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| OrderedRenderable
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| PreRenderable
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| Renderable
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| ScreenAnnotation
Represent a text label attached to a Point on the viewport and its rendering attributes. |
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| SurfaceConcaveShape
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| SurfaceObject
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| SurfaceSector
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| SurfaceShape
The SurfaceShape is a common interface for surface conforming shapes such as polygon, sector, ellipse, and quadrilateral. |
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| WWTexture
Represents a texture derived from an image source such as an image file or a BufferedImage . |
| Classes in gov.nasa.worldwind.render used by gov.nasa.worldwind.geom | |
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| DrawContext
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| Renderable
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| Classes in gov.nasa.worldwind.render used by gov.nasa.worldwind.globes | |
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| DrawContext
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| Classes in gov.nasa.worldwind.render used by gov.nasa.worldwind.layers | |
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| Annotation
Represent a text label and its rendering attributes. |
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| AnnotationRenderer
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| DrawContext
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| Material
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| Pedestal
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| Polyline
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| Renderable
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| ScreenAnnotation
Represent a text label attached to a Point on the viewport and its rendering attributes. |
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| ScreenCredit
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| SurfaceImage
Renders a single image contained in a local file or BufferedImage |
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| SurfaceShape
The SurfaceShape is a common interface for surface conforming shapes such as polygon, sector, ellipse, and quadrilateral. |
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| SurfaceTile
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| TiledSurfaceObjectRenderer
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| WWIcon
Provides a general interface for icons rendered by World Wind. |
| Classes in gov.nasa.worldwind.render used by gov.nasa.worldwind.layers.Earth | |
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| DrawContext
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| Classes in gov.nasa.worldwind.render used by gov.nasa.worldwind.layers.placename | |
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| DrawContext
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| Classes in gov.nasa.worldwind.render used by gov.nasa.worldwind.layers.rpf | |
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| DrawContext
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| Classes in gov.nasa.worldwind.render used by gov.nasa.worldwind.pick | |
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| DrawContext
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| Classes in gov.nasa.worldwind.render used by gov.nasa.worldwind.render.airspaces | |
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| DrawContext
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| Material
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| OrderedRenderable
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| Renderable
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| Classes in gov.nasa.worldwind.render used by gov.nasa.worldwind.render.airspaces.editor | |
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| DrawContext
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| Material
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| Classes in gov.nasa.worldwind.render used by gov.nasa.worldwind.render.markers | |
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| DrawContext
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| Material
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| Classes in gov.nasa.worldwind.render used by gov.nasa.worldwind.terrain | |
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| DrawContext
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| Renderable
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| Classes in gov.nasa.worldwind.render used by gov.nasa.worldwind.util | |
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| DrawContext
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| ScreenCredit
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| TextRendererCache
http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/2D/reference/faqs/index.html#Q_What_are_fractional_metrics_Wh |
| Classes in gov.nasa.worldwind.render used by gov.nasa.worldwind.util.measure | |
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| AbstractAnnotation
An Annotation represent a text label and its rendering attributes. |
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| Annotation
Represent a text label and its rendering attributes. |
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AnnotationAttributes
Annotation attributes set. |
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| DrawContext
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| GlobeAnnotation
Represent a text label attached to a Position on the globe and its rendering attributes. |
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| Polyline
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| PreRenderable
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| Renderable
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| ScreenAnnotation
Represent a text label attached to a Point on the viewport and its rendering attributes. |
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| SurfaceShape
The SurfaceShape is a common interface for surface conforming shapes such as polygon, sector, ellipse, and quadrilateral. |
| Classes in gov.nasa.worldwind.render used by gov.nasa.worldwind.view | |
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| DrawContext
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| Classes in gov.nasa.worldwind.render used by gov.nasa.worldwind.view.firstperson | |
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| DrawContext
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| Classes in gov.nasa.worldwind.render used by gov.nasa.worldwind.view.orbit | |
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| DrawContext
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November 17, 2020
The new farmers’ bill has left the farmers community in great strife and dismay, with rife protests taking place in states like Punjab, Haryana and Karnataka as of 29th of September 2020. The bill was passed in the parliament by Lok Sabha on 17th September 2020. Approximately 60% of India’s population works in the farming industry, contributing to 18% of India’s GDP. Earlier in June of 2020, 3 farmer bills were introduced as ordinances:
- The Farmers' Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Bill, 2020 will bequeath freedom to farmers and traders to sell and purchase their goods outside registered Agricultural produce market committee(APMC) markets or ‘mandis’ as they are called. This aims to get farmers better prices as there are a myriad number of buyers. This also waives off any kind of market fee, cess or levy on farmers, traders and electronic trading platforms that the state government was previously entitled to.
- The Farmers (Empowerment and Protection) Agreement on Price Assurance and Farm Services Ordinance, 2020 essentially creates a framework for contract farming where an agreement can be reached before the rearing or production of any produce.
- The Essential Commodities (Amendment) Ordinance, 2020 gives the central government rights to regulate the supply of selected foods under ‘extraordinary circumstances’(war, famine, etc), stock limits can be imposed in the event of a steep rise in prices. Lastly, cereals, pulses, oilseeds, edible oils, onion and potato are removed from the list of essential commodities in an attempt to make them lucrative investment opportunities for the private sector and foreign direct investment.
PM Narendra Modi defended his stand by saying “For decades, the Indian farmer was bound by various constraints and bullied by middlemen. The bills passed by Parliament liberate the farmers from such adversities. These bills will add impetus to the efforts to double income of farmers and ensure greater prosperity for them.”
This was just regular politics other than that raises the more salient question: is this bill beneficial for farmers or is it leaving them at the mercy of big corporations?


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Micropolygons I
- Hardware Implementation of Micropolygon Rasterization with Motion and Defocus Blur
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John Brunhaver,
Kayvon Fatahalian,
Pat Hanrahan
- Space-Time Hierarchical Occlusion Culling for Micropolygon Rendering with Motion Blur
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Solomon Boulos,
Edward Luong,
Kayvon Fatahalian,
Henry Moreton,
Pat Hanrahan
Micropolygons II
- A Lazy Object-Space Shading Architecture With Decoupled Sampling
(Abstract)
()
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Christopher A. Burns,
Kayvon Fatahalian,
William R. Mark
- Task Management for Irregular-Parallel Workloads on the GPU
-
Stanley Tzeng,
Anjul Patney,
John Owens
Rendering with Volumes
- Real Time Volumetric Shadows using Polygonal Light Volumes
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Markus Billeter,
Erik Sintorn,
Ulf Assarsson
- Ambient Occlusion Volumes
-
Morgan McGuire
- Large Data Visualization on Distributed Memory Multi-GPU Clusters
-
Thomas Fogal,
Hank Childs,
Siddharth Shankar,
Jens Krueger,
Dan Bergeron,
Philip J. Hatcher
Ray tracing I
- Edge Avoiding A-Trous Wavelet Transform for fast Global Illumination Filtering
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Holger Dammertz,
Daniel Sewtz,
Johannes Hanika,
Hendrik P. Lensch
- Parallel SAH k-D Tree Construction
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Byn Choi,
Rakesh Komuravelli,
Victor Lu,
Hyojin Sung,
Robert L. Bocchino,
Sarita V. Adve,
John C. Hart
- HLBVH: Hierarchical LBVH Construction for Real-Time Ray Tracing of Dynamic Geometry
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Jacopo Pantaleoni,
David Luebke
Ray tracing II
- AnySL: Efficient and Portable Shading for Ray Tracing
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Sebastian Hack,
Ralf Karrenberg,
Dmitri Rubinstein,
Phillip Slusallek
- Restart Trail for Stackless BVH Traversal
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Samuli Laine
- Architecture Considerations for Tracing Incoherent Rays
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Timo Aila,
Tero Karras
GPU Algorithms
- A Work-Efficient GPU Algorithm for Level Set Segmentation
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Mike Roberts,
Jeff Packer,
Mario Costa Sousa,
Joseph Ross Mitchell
- GPU Random Numbers via the Tiny Encryption Algorithm
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Fahad Zafar,
Marc Olano,
Aaron Curtis
- Texture Compression of Light Maps using Smooth Profile Functions
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Jim Rasmusson,
Jacob Strom,
Per Wennersten,
Michael Doggett,
Tomas Akenine-Moller
Surfaces and rasterization
- Efficient Bounding of Displaced Bezier Patches
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Jacob Munkberg,
Jon Hasselgren,
Robert Toth,
Tomas Akenine-Moller
- Analytical Motion Blur Rasterization with Compression
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Carl Johan Gribel,
Michael Doggett,
Tomas Akenine-Moller
- Real-time stochastic rasterization on conventional GPU architectures
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Morgan McGuire,
Eric Enderton,
Peter Shirley,
David Luebke
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We defined compactness above as a measure of how tightly packed a district is. The most compact district, then, is one that is as tightly packed as possible. If we are constructing our districts from squares in the grid, what shape would be as tightly packed as possible? We would want smooth edges, without any parts sticking out, so we might try to arrange our squares into a rectangular region. But a long, skinny rectangle would not be considered as tightly packed as possible: we could tighten it up even more by getting the side lengths to all be the same. Our most compact shape, then, is a square.
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You probably know when it's your birthday and are excited whenever it comes around each year.
However, you probably don't know the actual day of the week that you are born and that is what I'm here to help
you with.
By now you are probably wondering what Akan name is. Well, Akan names are derived from Ghanian culture. Frequently
in Ghana, children are given their first name as a 'day name' which corresponds to the day in the week they were
born.
Here are Ghanian day names:
Sunday: Kwasi
Monday: Kwadwo
Tuesday: Kwabena
Wednesday: Kwaku
Thursday: Yaw
Friday: Kofi
Saturday: Kwame
Sunday: Akosua
Monday: Adwoa
Tuesday: Abenaa
Wednesday: Akua
Thursday: Yaa
Friday: Afua
Saturday: Ama
Now that you know what all this is about, why don't we get straight into the interesting part. Fill in your date of birth in the form below:
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SWE-642 Assignment
Computer Science Department Survey
Main Page
CS Dept. Homepage
Change User
Student ID:
Name:
Street Address:
City:
State:
Zip:
Telephone Number:
E-mail:
URL:
Date of Survey:
What did you like most about the campus?
(Check one or more)
Students
Location
Campus
Atmosphere
Dorm Rooms
Sports
How did you become interested in the university?
(Check one)
Friends
Television
Internet
Other
Additional Comments:
High-school graduation month:
How likely are you going to recommend this
school to other prospective students?
Very Likely
Likely
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ELRIS demonstrate their a capella chops in music teaser for new single 'Miss U'
by beansssThe girls of ELRIS showcased a bit of their a capella skills in a music teaser for their upcoming single, "Miss U"!
This will mark ELRIS's first comeback in approximately a year and 5 months, since their 3rd mini album 'Summer Dream'. In the music film, the ELRIS members sit together comfortably and harmonize beautifully, sharing a snippet of their new track.
ELRIS's new digital single "Miss U" drops this November 12 at 12 PM KST.


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Shapes
The inputs for fd-image
will be translated into classes attributed to fundamental-styles guidelines.
For example:
if it is passed s
for size the class fd-image--s
will be added to
the element.
Extensibility
The image implementation allows certain extensibility in terms of options for the inputs. fd-image
inputs doesn't have a restriction for the predefined values.
The predefined values for the input size
are s
, m
, l
, but
size
can accept any other string, for example xxs
, which will be translated into class
fd-image--xxs
.


A custom CSS class to apply to this row. You can also pass in a function which returns a string.
(string), (function)
: Defaultundefined
.
// Simple class name definition
{class: "my-css-class"}
// Class definition via a function
{
class: function (row, data) {
return data.my_condition ? "Yes" : "No";
}
}


Pune
Maharashtra7 Activities
- 122 km
- 18-25degree
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- Hampta Pass Trek7.5
- Valley Of Flower Trek4.5
- Roopkund Trek6
- Stok Kangri Expedition2.5
- Goechala Trek9.5
- White Water Rafting
- 7.5km Raft7.5
- 18km Raft4.5
- Camping
- Rock Climbing 2.5
- Cycling
Kolad
Maharashtra
- 148 km
- 18-25degree
- Trekking
- White Water Rafting
- Camping
- Cycling


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Hadoop 2.6.4 Release Notes
These release notes include new developer and user-facing incompatibilities, features, and major improvements.
Changes since Hadoop 2.6.3
- YARN-4598.
Major bug reported by tangshangwen and fixed by tangshangwen (nodemanager)
Invalid event: RESOURCE_FAILED at CONTAINER_CLEANEDUP_AFTER_KILL
- YARN-4581.
Major bug reported by sandflee and fixed by sandflee (resourcemanager)
AHS writer thread leak makes RM crash while RM is recovering
- YARN-4546.
Critical bug reported by Jason Lowe and fixed by Jason Lowe (resourcemanager)
ResourceManager crash due to scheduling opportunity overflow
- YARN-4452.
Critical bug reported by Naganarasimha G R and fixed by Naganarasimha G R
NPE when submit Unmanaged application
- YARN-4414.
Major bug reported by Jason Lowe and fixed by Chang Li (nodemanager)
Nodemanager connection errors are retried at multiple levels
- YARN-4380.
Major bug reported by Tsuyoshi Ozawa and fixed by Varun Saxena (test)
TestResourceLocalizationService.testDownloadingResourcesOnContainerKill fails intermittently
- YARN-4354.
Blocker bug reported by Jason Lowe and fixed by Jason Lowe (nodemanager)
Public resource localization fails with NPE
- YARN-4180.
Critical bug reported by Anubhav Dhoot and fixed by Anubhav Dhoot (resourcemanager)
AMLauncher does not retry on failures when talking to NM
- YARN-3893.
Critical sub-task reported by Bibin A Chundatt and fixed by Bibin A Chundatt (resourcemanager)
Both RM in active state when Admin#transitionToActive failure from refeshAll()
- YARN-3857.
Critical bug reported by mujunchao and fixed by mujunchao (resourcemanager)
Memory leak in ResourceManager with SIMPLE mode
- YARN-3849.
Critical bug reported by Sunil G and fixed by Sunil G (capacityscheduler)
Too much of preemption activity causing continuos killing of containers across queues
- YARN-3842.
Critical bug reported by Karthik Kambatla and fixed by Robert Kanter
NMProxy should retry on NMNotYetReadyException
- YARN-3697.
Critical bug reported by zhihai xu and fixed by zhihai xu (fairscheduler)
FairScheduler: ContinuousSchedulingThread can fail to shutdown
- YARN-3695.
Major bug reported by Junping Du and fixed by Raju Bairishetti
ServerProxy (NMProxy, etc.) shouldn't retry forever for non network exception.
- YARN-3535.
Critical bug reported by Peng Zhang and fixed by Peng Zhang (capacityscheduler , fairscheduler , resourcemanager)
Scheduler must re-request container resources when RMContainer transitions from ALLOCATED to KILLED
- YARN-3154.
Blocker sub-task reported by Xuan Gong and fixed by Xuan Gong (nodemanager , resourcemanager)
Should not upload partial logs for MR jobs or other "short-running' applications
Applications which made use of the LogAggregationContext in their application will need to revisit this code in order to make sure that their logs continue to get rolled out.
- YARN-2975.
Blocker bug reported by Karthik Kambatla and fixed by Karthik Kambatla
FSLeafQueue app lists are accessed without required locks
- YARN-2902.
Major sub-task reported by Jason Lowe and fixed by Varun Saxena (nodemanager)
Killing a container that is localizing can orphan resources in the DOWNLOADING state
- MAPREDUCE-6621.
Major bug reported by Xuan Gong and fixed by Xuan Gong
Memory Leak in JobClient#submitJobInternal()
- MAPREDUCE-6619.
Major bug reported by shanyu zhao and fixed by Junping Du (mrv2)
HADOOP_CLASSPATH is overwritten in MR container
- MAPREDUCE-6618.
Major bug reported by Xuan Gong and fixed by Xuan Gong
YarnClientProtocolProvider leaking the YarnClient thread.
- MAPREDUCE-6577.
Critical bug reported by Sangjin Lee and fixed by Sangjin Lee (mr-am)
MR AM unable to load native library without MR_AM_ADMIN_USER_ENV set
- MAPREDUCE-6554.
Critical bug reported by Bibin A Chundatt and fixed by Bibin A Chundatt
MRAppMaster servicestart failing with NPE in MRAppMaster#parsePreviousJobHistory
- MAPREDUCE-6492.
Critical bug reported by Bibin A Chundatt and fixed by Bibin A Chundatt
AsyncDispatcher exit with NPE on TaskAttemptImpl#sendJHStartEventForAssignedFailTask
- MAPREDUCE-6436.
Blocker improvement reported by Ryu Kobayashi and fixed by Kai Sasaki
JobHistory cache issue
- MAPREDUCE-6363.
Critical bug reported by Brahma Reddy Battula and fixed by Bibin A Chundatt (benchmarks)
[NNBench] Lease mismatch error when running with multiple mappers
- MAPREDUCE-5982.
Major bug reported by Jason Lowe and fixed by Chang Li (mr-am)
Task attempts that fail from the ASSIGNED state can disappear
- HDFS-9600.
Critical bug reported by Phil Yang and fixed by Phil Yang
do not check replication if the block is under construction
- HDFS-9574.
Major bug reported by Kihwal Lee and fixed by Kihwal Lee
Reduce client failures during datanode restart
- HDFS-9445.
Blocker bug reported by Kihwal Lee and fixed by Walter Su
Datanode may deadlock while handling a bad volume
- HDFS-9415.
Major improvement reported by Arpit Agarwal and fixed by Xiaobing Zhou (documentation)
Document dfs.cluster.administrators and dfs.permissions.superusergroup
- HDFS-9314.
Major improvement reported by Ming Ma and fixed by Xiao Chen
Improve BlockPlacementPolicyDefault's picking of excess replicas
- HDFS-9313.
Major bug reported by Ming Ma and fixed by Ming Ma
Possible NullPointerException in BlockManager if no excess replica can be chosen
- HDFS-9294.
Blocker bug reported by DENG FEI and fixed by Brahma Reddy Battula (hdfs-client)
DFSClient deadlock when close file and failed to renew lease
- HDFS-9220.
Blocker bug reported by Bogdan Raducanu and fixed by Jing Zhao
Reading small file (< 512 bytes) that is open for append fails due to incorrect checksum
- HDFS-9178.
Critical bug reported by Kihwal Lee and fixed by Kihwal Lee
Slow datanode I/O can cause a wrong node to be marked bad
- HDFS-8767.
Critical bug reported by Haohui Mai and fixed by Kanaka Kumar Avvaru
RawLocalFileSystem.listStatus() returns null for UNIX pipefile
- HDFS-8722.
Critical improvement reported by Kihwal Lee and fixed by Kihwal Lee
Optimize datanode writes for small writes and flushes
- HDFS-8647.
Major improvement reported by Ming Ma and fixed by Brahma Reddy Battula
Abstract BlockManager's rack policy into BlockPlacementPolicy
- HDFS-7694.
Major improvement reported by Colin Patrick McCabe and fixed by Colin Patrick McCabe
FSDataInputStream should support "unbuffer"
- HDFS-6945.
Critical bug reported by Akira AJISAKA and fixed by Akira AJISAKA (namenode)
BlockManager should remove a block from excessReplicateMap and decrement ExcessBlocks metric when the block is removed
- HDFS-4660.
Blocker bug reported by Peng Zhang and fixed by Kihwal Lee (datanode)
Block corruption can happen during pipeline recovery
- HADOOP-12736.
Major test reported by Xiao Chen and fixed by Xiao Chen
TestTimedOutTestsListener#testThreadDumpAndDeadlocks sometimes times out
- HADOOP-12706.
Major bug reported by Jason Lowe and fixed by Sangjin Lee (test)
TestLocalFsFCStatistics#testStatisticsThreadLocalDataCleanUp times out occasionally
- HADOOP-12107.
Critical bug reported by Sangjin Lee and fixed by Sangjin Lee (fs)
long running apps may have a huge number of StatisticsData instances under FileSystem
- HADOOP-11252.
Critical bug reported by Wilfred Spiegelenburg and fixed by Masatake Iwasaki (ipc)
RPC client does not time out by default


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: FIRST 2011 Season Kickoff author: Arthur Rosa author_login: arthurlockman author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: https://b.rthr.me wordpress_id: 222 wordpress_url: http://b.rthr.me/?p=222 date: '2011-01-08 16:07:10 -0500' date_gmt: '2011-01-08 16:07:10 -0500' ---
Well, it has begun again. The 2011 Season of FIRST Robotics has begun. As of today, several thousand teams from around the world have begun work on their new robot, which will play the game that has been called Logomotion. The official game animation video can be found below:
This, to me, looks like a fantastic challenge. I'm really excited to see what my team, the Northern Force, and some of the other teams we compete against, have come up with. Throughout the build season, which lasts until the beginning of March, I will periodically post an update on how we're doing, and occasionally even a little video treat!
If you don't know what FIRST robotics is, head on over to their website to find out a little more about the program. (As I am posting this, the website is having some serious bandwidth issues, so you may have to hold on for a little while before the site works)
All for Now!


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A wide assortment of vegetables and fruits will be available soon on the farm. We planted a huge set of garden plots this year but we have decided not to go to market with the produce this year (we are still in the learning phase of when to harvest and how to keep wildlife away from our crops).
We have several breeds of chickens all pasture raised, Fertile eggs for sale, and had meat birds at the beginning of summer.
Not for sale currently but is available for tasting and is a passion for us. We have been brewing since 2016 and have tons of extra scobies if anyone wants one and are local to harrisburg area.
Stephanie started by clearing brush and we got our first set of chickens
Stephanie built a small wooden fence; we planted a bunch of fruit trees, and planted our first set of grape vines and flowers
Started planting our first set of crops. We started tomatos, peppers, asparagus inside under lights with heat pads.
We bought 30 new chickens (from knisley and tractor supply), bought 4 turkeys, and 3 ducks
We have been working hard to be more self sufficient and build a better future for our family and yours
Stephanie is the heart of the farm and has worked as a Manufacturing and Quality engineer before becoming a full time farmer, her engineering skills are on display anytime you look at the farm, from the mega chicken coop to the chicken tractors have been built and designed by her
Farm hand who helps out mostly by lifting things around the farm and doing menial repetitive tasks


The repository source defines a URL from which repository data can be obtained. There are often multiple URLs for a repository, one for each architecture.
Alongside the actual repository data, there is also a repo.info
file
with a url
field. This is a unique identifier for that actual
repository source. This is the key that marries-up the HDS data with the
repository in the client HaikuDepot desktop application.


The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 is a movie starring Dennis Hopper, Caroline Williams, and Jim Siedow. A radio host is victimized by the cannibal family as a former Texas Marshall hunts them.


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This error occurs when $compile
attempts to fetch a template from some URL, and the request fails.
To resolve this error, ensure that the URL of the template is spelled correctly and resolves to correct absolute URL. The Chrome Developer Tools might also be helpful in determining why the request failed.
If you are using $templateCache
to pre-load templates, ensure that the cache was populated with the template.


January 4th, reflection on major assessment 5 #TomsProjects
Question 1:
Recursion and iteration: All recursive functions can be written iteratively, whereas iterative functions cannot always be written recursively.
Tail recursion: placing the recursive call at the end of the function
“Divide and conquer algorithm” tends to recursively call at first like merge sort and quick sort
Question 8:
This index in this case starts from 0
Question 12
(a): The tree is constructed with respect to the sequence of the array, and every node shall store not only the name of the station, but also line and zone number.
(e): Just forgot to assign 0 values to the diagonal
Question 14
(d): context awareness
The static variable shall be redeclared in the subclasses – longTerm and shortTerm.
**Constructors and private variables cannot be inherited.
In addition, super class cannot access the private variables for subclasses, so a method shall be written to sum up the static variables which store the number of books loaned.
Question 15
(b): A ordered binary tree is the most efficient data structure among all ADTs, because half of the branches can be eliminated once compared with the root node.
(d): A typical linked list only has a pointer pointed toward the head. So, add to end needs to traverse to the end of the list (if the next pointer of an node is null, then we reached the end of the linked list), and change the “next” pointer of the last node.
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Collection of x86 Assembly language projects that were written using the Vista tn3270 Emulator.
Bank calculator that calculates the interest, penalty fees, balance in addition to
the user info of multiple accounts which utilizes a subroutine for the majority of calculations.
Source Code
Calculates employee payroll based upon input of payrates, hours, deductions and bonuses.
Prints the result in a neatly formatted list in addition to the employee names and IDs.
Furthermore, also prints the employee count, total bonuses, gross total and gross average.
Source Code
A program that takes input from a database and determines if the
value is equal to, greater than or less than zero.
After iterating through every value a total of all the values is calculated as
well as the average value and the maximum and minimum value.
Source Code
Two programs that both calculate the sum of 1 to 5000,
the purpose of this is to show the major difference between the two languages.
x86 Source Code
C++ Source Code


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Hello, I'm Michael Tran, a software developer and game enthusiast at heart based in Chicago. Focused in developing software to improve/enjoy our daily lives. Please have a look at some of my open source projects below!
In spring 2020, I graduated with highest honors from UIC with a BS in Computer Science. I am currently working on personal projects and continuing to learn and develop my skills as a computer scientist.
For games that I play currently (in no particular order): League of Legends, Valorant, Maplestory, Arknights, Genshin Impact, and Minecraft. I am a hardcore, yet casual gamer that loves to try out different types of genres. If you have suggestions on some games and/or would like to play games, I'd love to connect with you!
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Tools
Work Life Balance is a 3d healthcare awareness serious game designed and developed by two CS colleagues and myself, in collaboration with the UIC College of Pharmacy Memes for Health under Dr. Younge and Faiz Rehman. The project was written in C# using Unity game engine and every aspect of the design was documented in a design document found on GitHub. I coordinated with the group to achieve important milestone deadlines and combined seperate code, leading to praise from the College of Pharmacy members on the end product.
Research done under Professor Marai to develop a tool to explore the UIC Head and Neck Cancer dataset. The tool displays the demographics and cancer staging for the subset of patients that reside in Chicago. Written in JavaScript and D3.js library to help generate visuals.
Discord bot developed using discord.js API and node.js. Automatically compiles weekly event information from the official Maplestory patch notes into a user-friendly text channel to serve over 10+ Maplestory players. Additionally, features radio streaming from listen.moe (both korean and japanese), basic polling system, and Runescape api calls such as Grand Exchange item prices and hiscores.
2D roleplaying simulation dedicated for teaching Catholic youths to live a Eucharistic Day/Sống Ngày Thánh Thể by completing various tasks around the area such as picking up trash. Developed "complete the sentence" minigame with prayers that randomly selects a prayer and then randomly generates wrong answers to keep it replayable.
The KeyGlove was designed and developed for Wearable Technologies class at the University of Illinois at Chicago. The device is able to wirelessly control the keyboard and mouse of a computer by processing signals from the user's glove. Contributed in developing the back-end to process the signals and convert into mouse and keyboard actions.
Currently under construction. Check back in a few and maybe it'll work. Send me an email if you'd like to contact as its getting worked on (email icon in Home)


AC Milan offer Ibrahimovic six-month deal
by Agency ReportSweden star Zlatan Ibrahimovic has been offered a six-month deal to come to the aid of struggling former Italian giants AC Milan, according to reports in Italy on Thursday.
The 38-year-old striker confirmed his departure from Los Angeles Galaxy last week following the club’s elimination from the Major League Soccer playoffs.
Gazzetta dello Sport and Sky Sports Italia reported that the former seven-time European champions have now made contact with the player’s agent Mino Raiola.
The US-owned club wants the former Swedish international for six months and is prepared to pay him six million euros ($6.6 million) if he remains for 18 months in total, Gazzetta claimed.
Milan finished fifth last season, missing out on a return to Champions League football by just a point to city rivals Inter.
They have had a poor start to this campaign and are 14th after 12 games before they host last year’s runners-up Napoli on Saturday in the San Siro.
Ibrahimovic played for two seasons between 2010 and 2012 with AC Milan, helping them to their last Serie A title, and scoring 42 goals in 61 league appearances.
He also won three league titles with Inter Milan, and two with Juventus, which were both revoked following the ‘Calciopoli’ match-fixing scandal.
(AFP)


[gecode-users] Problem with stress-distinct
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Thu Feb 21 16:41:58 CET 2008
Mauricio Toro wrote:
> I am getting this error when trying to run the
> "stress-distinct" example using the common lisp wrapper.
>
> Perhaps somebody has a clue:
>
> Assertion failed: (dom.min() == dom.max()), function val,
> file /usr/local/include/gecode/int/var/imp-int.icc, line 223.
I'd guess that you're accessing the value of a yet unassigned
variable. I don't know where you access it, and I don't know why any
variable in stress-distinct should be unassigned, but that's what it
looks like.
Also, this is a strong hint at the fact that you're using a debug
build of Gecode, otherwise the assertion wouldn't have fired. Is that
the version that you tried to run your performance experiments on?
That would explain the differences.
Guido
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