--- layout: post title: Belated Sewing date: 2012-10-11 10:30:31.000000000 -04:00 categories: - Books - Craft - Sewing tags: - Bucket hat - Little Things To Sew by Oliver + S - The very hungry caterpillar status: publish type: post published: true meta: _edit_last: '1' aktt_notify_twitter: 'no' dsq_thread_id: '1188556248' author: login: cint email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Jacinta first_name: Jacinta last_name: '' ---
I had all good intentions of a gifting Jairah at least one thing for his birthday, but alas he has been quite unwell with one evening last week spent in the ER! Thankfully he seems to be better this week and I am slowly catching up on the backlog of domestic duties after having my arms busy hugging an unwell boy.
I've chosen to make the bucket hat out of Oliver + S, Little Things To Sew book by Liesl Gibson. Jairah loves The Very Hungry Catterpillar book, so when I found the fabric at Spotlight a couple of weeks ago, I bought it, well I should say Jairah saw it and didn't want to leave without it. I figured he could do with another hat for the coming summer and I can imagine he will be keen to wear it. I've made a start, and as per all the patterns in the book, it is pretty straight forward. Fingers crossed I will get it finished in the next few days. In other sewing news, I have finished the picnic quilt I talked about recently. Now just waiting for a dry and sunny day to take pictures.
What are you sewing/crafting at the moment. I always like to know what you crafty people are up to. Jacinta x


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addInterviewer(StudySpace studySpace,
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Add a new interviewer by creating a new record in the interviewer table.
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title: fastboot oem panic
date: '2016-09-01T15:17:00.001+03:00'
author: Roee Hay
tags:
---
We just disclosed a previously undocumented vulnerability in older versions of Nexus 5X’s Android images (6.0 MDA89E through 6.0.1 MMB29V or bootloaders BHZ10I/K). The first nonvulnerable version is MHC19J (bootloader BHZ10M), released in March 2016.
The vulnerability allows an attacker to obtain a full memory dump of the device. The vulnerability can be exploited by either physical attackers, or by non-physical ones having ADB (Android Debug Bridge) access to the device. One possible scenario where a non-physical attacker can have ADB access is by first targeting an ADB-authorized developer’s PC and infecting it with malware. Another way is by using malicious chargers targeting ADB-enabled devices. Using such chargers requires the (naïve) victim to authorize the charger once connected.
The attacker reboots the phone into the well-known ‘fastboot’ mode, which can be done without any authentication. A physical attacker can do this by pressing the ‘Volume Down’ button during device boot. An attacker with ADB access can do this by issuing the ‘adb reboot bootloader’ command. The fastboot mode exposes a USB interface, which on locked devices must not allow any security sensitive operation to be commanded. However, what we discovered was that if the attacker issued (via the fastboot USB interface) the ‘fastboot oem panic’ command, the bootloader would be forced to crash:
{% highlight C %}
[38870] fastboot: oem panic
[38870] panic (frame 0xf9b1768):
[38870] r0 0x0f9972c4 r1 0x4e225c22 r2 0x7541206f r3 0x74206874
[38870] r4 0x0f9972e8 r5 0x0f96715c r6 0x0f9972f0 r7 0x0f9670ec
[38870] r8 0x0f92e070 r9 0x00000000 r10 0x00000000 r11 0x00000000
[38870] r12 0x0f92e070 usp 0x0f9650ec ulr 0x00000000 pc 0x0f99c75c
[38870] spsr 0x0f936964
[38870] fiq r13 0x0f989490 r14 0x00000000
[38870] irq r13 0x0f989490 r14 0x0f9004f4
[38870] svc r13 0x0f9b16f0 r14 0x0f92dd0c
[38870] und r13 0x0f989490 r14 0x00000000
[38870] sys r13 0x00000000 r14 0x00000000
[38880] panic (caller 0xf936964): generate test-panic
{% endhighlight %}
The problem is that in the vulnerable versions of the bootloader, such a crash caused the bootloader to expose a serial-over-USB connection, which allowed fetching a full memory dump of the device, using tools such as QPST Configuration.
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Send an e-mail to: ${environment.get('test_email')}
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## Accessing configuration files according to the environment
If you need to access a file in a different setting for your libraries according to your environment, you can also use the environemnt. Just put, for example, your `hibernate.cfg.xml` under directories located with the name of your environment: *development* and *production* (for example). `Environment.getResource (...)` returns the resource according to your current environment:
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#!java
cfg = new AnnotationConfiguration();
cfg.configure(environment.getResource("/hibernate.cfg.xml"));
~~~
To keep compatibility with applications that don't not environment, if the file isn't found in the directory with the name of the environment, it will be loaded from classpath.
## Injecting the value of your configuration programmatically
You can also inject your settings programmatically using `@Property` annotation, like:
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#!java
@Controller
public class MyController {
@Inject @Property("test_email") private String email;
public void sendMail(String email) {
sender.sendMailTo(email);
}
}
~~~
If your environment is `DEVELOPMENT`, the value for key `test_email` will be loaded using `development.properties`. And if your environment is `PRODUCTION` the value will be loaded from `production.properties`. This feature allow you to keep away from conditional statements like: `if (environment.isDevelopment ()) {...}` in your code.
And if the field name is the same from the key, you can use only the `@Property` annotation without define a value, like this:
~~~
#!java
@Controller
public class MyController {
@Inject @Property private String email;
public void sendMail(String email) {
sender.sendMailTo(email);
}
}
~~~
You can also set a default value for this property:
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#!java
@Inject @Property(defaultValue = "config.properties")
private String fileName;
~~~


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WHAT IS SD-WAN?
The cloud is all around us. Applications are now being distributed between in-house data centres, public clouds and SaaS providers. And the exponential growth of connected devices is driving the quest for ever better end-user experiences. Traditional WAN’s can no longer keep pace. It’s time for a new generation of networking.
SD-WAN (Software Defined Wide Area Networking) meets the challenges to modern technology delivery.
SD-WAN combines two technologies:
- 1. Software Defined Networking (SDN), designed for cloud datacenters.
- 2. Wide Area Networking (WAN) – the network outside your office: e.g. the Internet, or a site-to-site network like MPLS or Metro Ethernet.
By applying the advantages of cloud computing to the management of WANs, SD-WAN simplifies, streamlines and centralises the management of your network via a single cloud-based console.
In short, SD-WAN automatically prioritises bandwidth allocation based on your business needs, routing traffic along the most efficient path and scaling your network's bandwidth up and down as required.
It allows you to quickly reconfigure bandwidth when and where required, so forget about waiting for an on-site engineer to implement changes at a local network level. SD-WAN gives you the capability to react, adapt and make complex networking decisions in minutes rather than weeks.
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Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) was designed to ensure reliable connections for real-time applications. Providing a unified data-carrying service for both circuit-based and packet-switching clients, it supports a range of technologies rather than being tied to any one in particular.
So how does it work? In a traditional IP network, each router performs an IP lookup to determine a next-hop based on its routing table. The router then forwards the packet to that next-hop and so on until it reaches the final destination.
By contrast, MPLS directs data between nodes based on short path labels rather than long network addresses. The first router still performs a lookup, but instead of a next-hop it identifies the final destination route and the path to get there. It then creates a path label incorporating this information which is used to route traffic without the need to perform additional complex IP lookups, speeding up traffic flows.
MPLS is hard to classify, sitting between Layer 2 (data link layer) and Layer 3 (network layer) on the OSI model. That’s why it is often referred to as a Layer 2.5 networking protocol.
The advantages? MPLS has always been considered to make efficient use of bandwidth, reduce network congestion and enhance the end-user experience.
At the same time, MPLS is far more expensive than sending traffic over the public Internet. It’s not easy to find a global service provider – important for companies expanding into new markets. But above all, MPLS simply wasn’t designed to meet the needs of today’s cloud-based businesses.
IN A NUTSHELL.
HOW SD-WAN SUPPORTS YOUR BUSINESS.
1. SD-WAN is agile
The rapid rollout of WAN services to remote offices removes the need for on-site IT support. The bandwidth can easily be adjusted to match on business and application needs.
2. SD-WAN saves bandwidth
Internet connection is readily available, quick to deploy, and comes at a much lower cost than equivalent MPLS networks. SD-WAN provides the reliability and security benefits of enterprise WAN services at Internet prices.
3. SD-WAN is optimised for the cloud
SD-WAN frees you from the traditional constraints of MPLS networks. It bundles security, performance and connectivity between the cloud and the office, significantly improving the experience for users in remote offices when they use SaaS or cloud-based applications.
4. SD-WAN is completely secure
SD-WAN enables full visibility into who is using the network and what applications are being accessed, regardless of location or device. It also eliminates edge security appliances together with the complexity involved in managing this kind of estate.
5. SD-WAN is intelligent
Applications sensitive to latency, jitter or packet loss are dynamically allocated to high-performance bandwidth links based on real-time network conditions, with seamless sub-second failover to the next-best WAN path in the event of an outage.
6. SD-WAN increases reliability
SD-WAN ensures a high-quality branch office user experience for critical apps such as VoIP, VDI, video conferencing and app virtualisation solutions. Even the failure of an app’s primary path won’t result in an outage: SD-WAN prioritises the most critical apps to maintain quality of service.
7. SD-WAN improves visibility
SD-WAN allows broadband connections to deliver high-priority application traffic with the same reliability and quality of service as MPLS. It also offers deeper insight into application performance, where issues arise, and where bottlenecks inhibit performance.
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Here is a small list of my projects I programmed:
K-OS (Kurthen Operating System)
That project took most of my time because it was very complex.
The biggest help for this project was
osdev.org.
Compared to a real OS, it's pretty useless, but it supports a few commands
and can even print out parts of the RAM.
- Programming languages: C, Assembler
- Platform: x86 CPU / Must be installed on the bootsector of a storage drive.
- Source code: GitHub
MyBand Android App
I aimed to write an app that manages muscicians and bands as groups.
It's not intended to be a messenger or group-finding platform.
Rather a little helping app to aid in event/gig management.
- Programming languages: Java (with Android SDK), PHP (for server scripts)
- Platform: Google Android 4.0.0+
- Source code: not availabe yet
PowerDefense Java Game
PowerDefense has 'just' been a school project, where the task was to develop a full project in a semi-professional way (including a sepcification and other material).
- Programming language: Java
- Platform: Independent with JRE 6
- Source code: GitHub


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Pre-Requisites
API Documentation
These libraries are designed only as wrappers for the RESTful APIs. They make using the APIs easier, but will simply return the response from the API (i.e., a JSON payload). You should be sure to read the API documentation and background information for LearningStudio while using these libraries. Here are some key places to start:
Keys
For all API requests, you'll need a set of API keys. The Application ID identifies your application, and you should have a different one for every application you develop. The Token Key Moniker, Shared Secret, and Client String control access to the LearningStudio campus you're integrating with. Every new campus you integrate with will require a new TKM, Secret and Client String, but you'll use the same Application ID.
You can get keys for the Sandbox Campus through the PDN portal. Here's more information:
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| Authentication | LearningStudio uses OAuth 1.0a and OAuth 2 schemes for securing access to the APIs; both schemes can feel difficult at first, so this library streamlines the work of creating a signature for a request (OAuth 1) or generating a token for a user (OAuth 2). The Core library uses this library to generate the necessary authentication for the request. |
| Core | A generic all-purpose library that allows you to call any RESTful endpoint for LearningStudio. Core works natively with Authentication, so in using this library you simply provide your API keys, specify an OAuth type, and if necessary a username or password. Core takes care of generating the appropriate authentication for the request. The Exams, Grades, and Content libraries use Core. |
| Exams | The exams system is one of our more complex set of APIs, so this library provides a variety of functions mapped to the APIs, plus helper functions for streamlining some operations. If you are building an application that provides an alternative way for students to take exams (i.e. a mobile application), this is the library you'll want to use. |
| Grades | Interacting with the LearningStudio Gradebook is the most common reason people use LearningStudio APIs. This library makes working with the gradebook APIs a little bit easier. |
| Content & Threads | LearningStudio content is split between several different domains and API paths, depending on the type of content. This library brings all those different types together into a single interface. |


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by germainejStray Kids have revealed their prologue video for "Astronaut".
The teaser video above follows the Stray Kids as they find a strange object on a playground that get them running, and it ends with the message, "Stray Kids everywhere all around the world. You make Stray Kids stay." "Astronaut" is Stray Kids' upcoming comeback track following their pre-release "Double Knot" last month.
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K-means algorithm is a supervised learning algorithm which is used for both classification as well as regression. In evaluation, clustering results are evaluated based on data that was clustered itself and on data not used for clustering, such as known class labels and external benchmarks. These types of evaluation methods measure how close the clustering is to the predetermined benchmark classes.
Parameters:


| init_address_info | ||
| store | Test | firstname |
| store | Test | lastname |
| store | Avenue Kléber | street |
| store | 19 | number |
| store | 75116 | postcode |
| store | Paris | city |
| store | France | country |
| store | test | tel |
| store | test | Security |
| store | Test1 | billing_firstname |
| store | Test1 | billing_lastname |
| store | Avenue Kléber | billing_street |
| store | 19 | billing_number |
| store | 75116 | billing_postcode |
| store | Paris | billing_city |
| store | France | billing_country |
| store | test1 | billing_tel |
| store | test | Security |
| store | Test2 | shipping_firstname |
| store | Test2 | shipping_lastname |
| store | Avenue Kléber | shipping_street |
| store | 19 | shipping_number |
| store | 75116 | shipping_postcode |
| store | Paris | shipping_city |
| store | France | shipping_country |
| store | test2 | shipping_tel |
| store | Test3 | myaccont_firstname |
| store | Test3 | myaccont_lastname |
| store | test3 | myaccont_street |
| store | test3 | myaccont_number |
| store | test3 | myaccont_postcode |
| store | test3 | myaccont_city |
| store | Latvia | myaccont_country |
| store | test3 | myaccont_tel |


Cumulative distributions will also be referred to as simply distribution functions or distributions. We start by giving two large classes of CDFs. There are CDFs that do not belong to either of these classes, but for practical purposes they may be ignored (for now).
To interpret $f(a)$, take a small positive number $\delta$ and look at $$ F(a+\delta)-F(a) = \int\limits_{a}^{a+\delta}f(u) du \approx \delta f(a). $$ In other words, $f(a)$ measures the chance of the random variable taking values near $a$. Higher the pdf, greater the chance of taking values near that point.
Among distributions with pmf, we have seen the Binomial, Poisson, Geometric and Hypergeometric families of distributions. Now we give many important examples of distributions (CDFs) with densities.
We said that the normal CDF has no simple expression, but is it even clear that it is a CDF?! In other words, is the proposed density a true pdf? Clearly $\varphi(t)=\frac{1}{\sqrt{2\pi} }e^{-t^{2}/2}$ is non-negative. We need to check that its integral is $1$.
When $\nu=1$, we get back the exponential distribution. Thus, the Gamma family subsumes the exponential distributions. For positive integer values of $\nu$, one can actually write an expression for the CDF of Gamma($\nu,\lambda$) as (this is a homework problem) $$ F_{\nu,\lambda}(t)=1-e^{-\lambda t}\sum\limits_{k=0}^{\nu-1}\frac{(\lambda t)^{k} }{k!}. $$ Once the expression is given, it is easy to check it by induction (and integration by parts). A curious observation is that the right hand side is exactly $\mathbf{P}(N\ge \nu)$ where $N\sim \mbox{Pois}(\lambda t)$. This is in fact indicating a deep connection between Poisson distribution and the Gamma distributions. The function $\Gamma(\nu)$, also known as Euler's Gamma function, is an interesting and important one and occurs all over mathematics. 1 The Gamma function: The function $\Gamma:(0,\infty)\rightarrow \mathbb{R}$ defined by $\Gamma(\nu)=\int_{0}^{\infty}e^{-t}t^{\nu-1}dt$ is a very important function that often occurs in mathematics and physics. There is no simpler expression for it, although one can find it explicitly for special values of $\nu$. One of its most important properties is that $\Gamma(\nu+1)=\nu\Gamma(\nu)$. To see this, consider $$ \Gamma(\nu+1)=\int_{0}^{\infty}e^{-t}t^{\nu}dt = -e^{-t}t^{\nu}\left.\vphantom{\hbox{\Large (}}\right|_{0}^{\infty}+\nu\int_{0}^{\infty}e^{-t}t^{\nu-1}dt = \nu \Gamma(\nu). $$ Starting with $\Gamma(1)=1$ (direct computation) and using the above relationship repeatedly one sees that $\Gamma(\nu)=(\nu-1)!$ for positive integer values of $\nu$. Thus, the Gamma function interpolates the factorial function (which is defined only for positive integers). Can we compute it for any other $\nu$? The answer is yes, but only for special values of $\nu$. For example, \[\begin{aligned} \Gamma(1/2)= \int_{0}^{\infty}x^{-1/2}e^{-x}dx = \sqrt{2}\int_{0}^{\infty}e^{-y^{2}/2}dy \end{aligned}\] by substituting $x=y^{2}/2$. The last integral was computed above in the context of the normal distribution and equal to $\sqrt{\pi/2}$. Hence we get $\Gamma(1/2)=\sqrt{\pi}$. From this, using again the relation $\Gamma(\nu+1)=\nu\Gamma(\nu)$, we can compute $\Gamma(3/2)=\frac{1}{2}\sqrt{\pi}$, $\Gamma(5/2)=\frac{3}{4}\sqrt{\pi}$, etc. Yet another useful fact about the Gamma function is its asymptotics as $\nu\rightarrow\infty$.
Stirling's approximation: $\frac{\Gamma(\nu+1)}{\nu^{\nu+\frac{1}{2} }e^{-\nu}\sqrt{2\pi} }\rightarrow 1$ as $\nu\rightarrow \infty$.
A small digression : It was Euler's idea to observe that $n!=\int_{0}^{\infty}x^{n}e^{-x}dx$ and that on the right side $n$ could be replaced by any real number greater than $-1$. But this was his second approach to defining the Gamma function. His first approach was as follows. Fix a positive integer $n$. Then for any $\ell\ge 1$ (also a positive integer), we may write \[\begin{aligned} n!=\frac{(n+\ell)!}{(n+1)(n+2)\ldots (n+\ell)} = \frac{\ell!(\ell+1)\ldots (\ell+n)}{(n+1)\ldots (n+\ell)} = \frac{\ell! \ell^{n} }{(n+1)\ldots (n+\ell)}\cdot\frac{(\ell+1)\ldots (\ell+n)}{\ell^{n} } \end{aligned}\] The second factor approaches $1$ as $\ell\rightarrow \infty$. Hence, \[\begin{aligned} n!=\lim_{\ell\rightarrow \infty}\frac{\ell! \ell^{n} }{(n+1)\ldots (n+\ell)}. \end{aligned}\] Euler then showed (by a rather simple argument that we skip) that the limit on the right exists if we replace $n$ by any complex number other than $\{-1,-2,-3,\ldots \}$ (negative integers are a problem as they make the denominator zero). Thus, he extended the factorial function to all complex numbers except negative integers! It is a fun exercise to check that this agrees with the definition by the integral given earlier. In other words, for $\nu > -1$, we have \[\begin{aligned} \lim_{\ell\rightarrow \infty}\frac{\ell! \ell^{\nu} }{(\nu+1)\ldots (\nu+\ell)}=\int_{0}^{\infty}x^{\nu}e^{-x}dx. \end{aligned}\]
Now for any other positive integer value of $\alpha$ and real $\beta > 0$ we can integrate by parts and get $$\begin{align*} B(\alpha,\beta)&=\int_{0}^{1}t^{\alpha-1}(1-t)^{\beta-1}dt \\ &= -\frac{1}{\beta}t^{\alpha-1}(1-t)^{\beta}\left.\vphantom{\hbox{\Large (}}\right|_{0}^{1} + \frac{\alpha-1}{\beta}\int_{0}^{1}t^{\alpha-2}(1-t)^{\beta}dt \\ &= \frac{\alpha-1}{\beta}B(\alpha-1,\beta+1). \end{align*}$$ Note that the first term vanishes because $\alpha > 1$ and $\beta > 0$. When $\alpha$ is an integer, we repeat this for $\alpha$ times and get $$ B(\alpha,\beta)=\frac{(\alpha-1)(\alpha-2)\ldots 1}{\beta(\beta+1)\ldots (\beta+\alpha-2)}B(1,\beta+\alpha-1). $$ But we already checked that $B(1,\beta+\alpha-1)=\frac{\Gamma(1)\Gamma(\alpha+\beta-1)}{\Gamma(\alpha+\beta)}$ from which we get $$ B(\alpha,\beta) = \frac{(\alpha-1)(\alpha-2)\ldots 1}{\beta(\beta+1)\ldots (\beta+\alpha-2)}\frac{\Gamma(1)\Gamma(\alpha+\beta-1)}{\Gamma(\alpha+\beta)} =\frac{\Gamma(\alpha)\Gamma(\beta)}{\Gamma(\alpha+\beta)} $$ by the recursion property of the Gamma function. Thus we have proved the proposition when $\alpha$ is a positive integer. By symmetry the same is true when $\beta$ is a positive integer (and $\alpha$ can take any value). We do not bother to prove the proposition for general $\alpha,\beta > 0$ here.


Hamilton: "We went in knowing that it was going to be very tight"
by Joseph TyrrellLewis Hamilton has admitted that Mercedes knew all along that it was going to be very close when it came to qualifying in Brazil, but conceded they just didn't quite have the pace to match the leaders.
Hamilton qualified in third for the Brazilian Grand Prix, behind Max Verstappen and Sebastian Vettel, the prior taking his second career pole position. The Brit will be joined on the second row by his teammate, Valtteri Bottas who benefitted from Charles Leclerc's penalty.
After qualifying, Hamilton admitted that qualifying was expected to be a battle but revealed they were losing out on the straights.
"It was a challenging qualifying session," Hamilton told the Mercedes website.
"We went in knowing that it was going to be very tight, but in the end we didn’t have the pace to be on pole.
"FP3 was really strong for us, but once we got to Qualifying both Ferrari and Red Bull had great pace and we were losing out on the straights by quite a chunk.
I kept chipping away at it and I think the last lap was as good as it could get for us, I don’t think there was any juice left in the car. I’m happy I got myself into the top three, that makes it a much better challenge for me position-wise to fight for a win."


17-313 Foundations of Software Engineering¶
This Week¶
Lectures & Readings
None!
Recitation
None!
Office Hours
Held on the first floor lobby of TCS. See class calendar below for exact times!
Projects
None!
Class Calendar¶
Weekly Schedule¶
| Date | Lecture | Reading | Recitation | Project Deadline |
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| Mon Jan 16 |
MLK Day [No Recitation]
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Project 1
Due Thurs Jan 26 @ 11:59pm descriptionHandout |
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| Tue Jan 17 | Intro | |||
| Wed Jan 18 | ||||
| Thu Jan 19 | Metrics and Measurement | Team Formation Survey | ||
| Fri Jan 20 | ||||
| Mon Jan 23 |
Recitation 1 - GitHub and TS
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| Tue Jan 24 | Boeing 737 Max Case Study | Boeing 737 Max | ||
| Wed Jan 25 | ||||
| Thu Jan 26 | Milestones, Estimation, and Planning | |||
| Fri Jan 27 |
Project 2A
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| Mon Jan 30 |
Recitation 2 - Team Contract Workshop
slideshowSlides descriptionHandout equalizerQuiz |
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| Tue Jan 31 | Teams | |||
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| Thu Feb 02 | Communication | |||
| Fri Feb 03 |
Project 2B
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| Mon Feb 06 |
Recitation 3 - Software Archaeology
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| Tue Feb 07 | Risk | |||
| Wed Feb 08 | ||||
| Thu Feb 09 | Software Quality | |||
| Fri Feb 10 | ||||
| Mon Feb 13 |
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| Tue Feb 14 | Intro to Architecture | |||
| Wed Feb 15 |
Project 2C
Due Thurs Mar 2 @ 11:59pm descriptionHandout |
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| Thu Feb 16 | Microservices | |||
| Fri Feb 17 | ||||
| Mon Feb 20 |
Recitation 4 - Team Dysfunction
slideshowSlides descriptionHandout equalizerQuiz |
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| Tue Feb 21 | Advanced Testing | |||
| Wed Feb 22 | ||||
| Thu Feb 23 | Design Documents | |||
| Fri Feb 24 | ||||
| Mon Feb 27 |
Recitation 5 - Midterm Review
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| Tue Feb 28 | Midterm Exam | |||
| Wed Mar 01 | ||||
| Thu Mar 02 | QA: Static and Dynamic Analysis | |||
| Fri Mar 03 |
Spring Break - No HW
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| Mon Mar 06 |
Spring Break [No Recitation]
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| Tue Mar 07 | Spring Break - No Lecture | |||
| Wed Mar 08 | ||||
| Thu Mar 09 | Spring Break - No Lecture | |||
| Fri Mar 10 | ||||
| Mon Mar 13 |
Recitation 6 - Deployment
descriptionHandout equalizerQuiz |
Project 3 Checkpoint
Due Thurs Mar 16 @ 11:59pm descriptionHandout |
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| Tue Mar 14 | Activity: Extreme Startup | |||
| Wed Mar 15 | ||||
| Thu Mar 16 | Software Engineering for Machine Learning | |||
| Fri Mar 17 |
Project 3 Final
Due Thurs Mar 23 @ 11:59pm descriptionHandout |
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| Mon Mar 20 |
Recitation 7 - Docker and Containerization
slideshowSlides descriptionHandout equalizerQuiz |
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| Tue Mar 21 | Guest Lecture: Nadia Nahar - SE for ML | |||
| Wed Mar 22 | ||||
| Thu Mar 23 | Guest Lecture: Kori Krueger - Delivering Effective Feedback | |||
| Fri Mar 24 |
Project 4 Checkpoint
Due Tues Apr 4 @ 11:59pm descriptionHandout |
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| Mon Mar 27 |
Recitation 8 - Team Feedback
slideshowSlides descriptionHandout equalizerQuiz |
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| Tue Mar 28 | Fairness Evaluation | |||
| Wed Mar 29 | ||||
| Thu Mar 30 | Dependency Management | |||
| Fri Mar 31 | ||||
| Mon Apr 03 |
Recitation 9 - Machine Learning
slideshowSlides descriptionHandout equalizerQuiz |
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| Tue Apr 04 | Ethics | |||
| Wed Apr 05 |
Project 4 Final
Due Tues Apr 11 @ 11:59pm descriptionHandout |
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| Thu Apr 06 | AI Tools | |||
| Fri Apr 07 | ||||
| Mon Apr 10 |
Recitation 10 - Open Source Projects
slideshowSlides descriptionHandout equalizerQuiz |
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| Tue Apr 11 | Open Source | |||
| Wed Apr 12 |
Project 5 Checkpoint
Due Mon Apr 17 @ 11:59pm descriptionHandout |
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| Thu Apr 13 | No Class- Carnival | |||
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| Mon Apr 17 |
Recitation 11 - Open Source Project and Task Selection Check In
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| Tue Apr 18 | Offers for Software Engineers |
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| Thu Apr 20 | Patents and more | |||
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new Connection(url, request)
Creates a Connection to a CouchDB Instance.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
url |
String |
The base URL to the CouchDB Instance |
request |
Object |
An object supporting the 'request' interface |
Members
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passwdString
-
Ths password to use for connecting to the CouchDB host
-
req_defaultsObject
-
Default request configuration. We set the accept header and configure
request to encode/decode json for us. -
requestObject
-
An Object fulfilling the request API
- See:
-
urlString
-
The url to the CouchDB instance
-
useCookieboolean
-
Indicates whether to use Cookie authentication
-
userString
-
The username to use for connecting to the couchdb host
Methods
-
delete(path, parms){Promise}
-
Convenience method to send a DELETE request to a CouchDB host.
Name Type Description path
String the path to the desired object below the host-URL
parms
Object Object containing key/vale pairs of parametrers to
be appended to the URL. Must be JSON encodable.Returns:
Promise
object. If the promise resolves aCouchResult
is returned, if it rejects aCouchError
is
returned.
-
get(path, parms){Promise}
-
Convenience method to send a GET request to a CouchDB host.
Name Type Description path
String the path to the desired object below the host-URL
parms
Object Object containing key/vale pairs of parametrers to
be appended to the URL must be JSON encodableReturns:
Promise
object. If the promise resolves aCouchResult
is returned, if it rejects aCouchError
is
returned.
-
head(path, parms){Promise}
-
Convenience method to send a HEAD request to a CouchDB host.
Name Type Description path
String the path to the desired object below the host-URL
parms
Object Object containing key/vale pairs of parametrers to
be appended to the URL. Must be JSON encodable.Returns:
Promise
object. If the promise resolves aCouchResult
is returned, if it rejects aCouchError
is
returned.
-
http_request(method, path, opts){Promise}
-
The bare-metal HTTP request handling function returning a promise.
WARNING: it is recommended to use make_request as it can handle
automatic cookie-based login/relogin.Name Type Description method
String The HTTP verb to be used in the request
path
String The relative path for the request
opts
Object An Object containing optional parameters for the request:
Name Type Description headers
Object Object containing key/value pairs of custom
HTTP Headersparms
Object Object containing key/value pairs of parameters to
be appended to the URL must be JSON encodablebody
Object Object or Array to be JSON encoded and put into
the request bodyReturns:
Promise
object. If the promise resolves aCouchResult
is returned, if it rejects aCouchError
is
returned.
-
login_and_retry(){Promise}
-
Do a cookie-based login to the CouchDB and then retry a given request.
Returns:
a promise that either resolves successful to the
result of the specified request or is rejected because
of the failed authentication.
-
make_request(method, path, opts){Promise}
-
The central workhorse for HTTP requests. Does automatic login and relogin
in casse 'useCookie' is set on the connection and credentials have been
supplied.Name Type Description method
String The HTTP verb to be used in the request
path
String The relative path for the request
opts
Object An Object containing optional parameters for the request:
Name Type Description headers
Object Object containing key/value pairs of custom
HTTP Headersparms
Object Object containing key/value pairs of parameters to
be appended to the URL must be JSON encodablebody
Object Object or Array to be JSON encoded and put into
the request bodyReturns:
Promise
object. If the promise resolves aCouchResult
is returned, if it rejects aCouchError
is
returned.
-
openDB(dbname, options){Promise}
-
Convenience method to open a database on a CouchDB host.
Name Type Description dbname
String the name of the database to be opened on the
database host.options
Object options for creating the database.
Name Type Description create
bool indicates whether the database should
be created by the host if it is not yet
existing.Returns:
Promise
object. If the promise resolves aDatabase
is returned. In case the database does not exist and
cannot be created either, aCouchError
is thrown.
-
post(path, body, parms){Promise}
-
Convenience method to send a POST request to a CouchDB host.
Name Type Description path
String the path to the desired object below the host-URL
body
Object Object or Array to be JSON encoded and put into
the request bodyparms
Object Object containing key/vale pairs of parametrers to
be appended to the URL must be JSON encodableReturns:
Promise
object. If the promise resolves aCouchResult
is returned, if it rejects aCouchError
is
returned.
-
put(path, body, parms){Promise}
-
Convenience method to send a PUT request to a CouchDB host.
Name Type Description path
String the path to the desired object below the host-URL
body
Object Object or Array to be JSON encoded and put into
the request bodyparms
Object Object containing key/vale pairs of parametrers to
be appended to the URL must be JSON encodableReturns:
Promise
object. If the promise resolves aCouchResult
is returned, if it rejects aCouchError
is
returned.


Pastectrl V
Press ctrl-V to Paste contents of clipboard on the drawing at the cursor position.
Bitmaps cannot be pasted into the drawing, clipboard must contain a metafile.


This utility logs on to SIMON and checks timetables. All teachers and students are then sorted into email groups. Their email address must be correct on SIMON for this to work.
Automatic mail groups
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This plugin generates Sahagin HTML report from Sahagin test output data and attaches it to build.
What is Sahagin ?
Sahagin is HTML report tool mainly for WebDriver test result.
For more detail, visit Sahagin web page.
Installation and Usage
See here.


The open source e-mail platform
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---
layout: post
title: the after picture turns out you really should
date: '2011-03-12T12:00:00+01:00'
tags: []
tumblr_url: http://dotmr.tumblr.com/post/3870917508/the-after-picture-turns-out-you-really-should
---
The after picture. Turns out you really should stay on the trail.


DSiWare Installation
If you need help, ask the Nintendo DSiBrew Discord!
Please read ALL below information before starting.
In order to install DSiWare backups, you must ALREADY have the app named "Flipnote Studio" installed on this device. You can check in Data Management to see if it is installed.
These instructions ONLY work on USA DSi systems! Make sure that there is a "U" by your version number in system settings.
There is a risk of bricking, as with any modifications done to any system, but the risk is low. However, before following these instructions, open System Settings and check how many "blocks" you have left and ensure your DSiWare takes up fewer blocks than that (1 block = 128 kilobytes). If you install an app for which you do not have enough available blocks, you WILL brick.
Requirements:
- DSi Backup Installation Pack
- Your DSiWare backup (see here for how to convert 3DS DSiWare backups from fre/eShop cia format to .app)
- An SD card (4GB or greater recommended)
- The latest release of Python 3
Instructions
Section I - Copying Correct Files for TWLnf
- Power on your DSi.
- Take note of how many blocks you have free under "System Memory", and make sure that you have more blocks free than your newly installed app will take. Installing an app without enough blocks will result in a brick.
- If you do not have enough free blocks, you can free some space by copying over some apps you have installed to your SD card and then deleting them from System Memory.
- Go to System Settings > Data Management > System Memory > Flipnote Studio (any other DSiware in this area will work as well) > Press Copy > Press Yes, and finally exit to the DSi Menu. (If you cannot access Data Management, try opening the DSi Shop, then close it, and try again!)
- Power off your device, and insert the device's SD card into your computer.
- Unzip
dsi_srl_extract.zip
. Open the drive of your SD card, then navigate to the folder titledPrivate
>DS
>Title
. Copy your .bin file into the unzippeddsi_srl_extract
folder. If you see more than one .bin file, just copy ONE. - Double-click on
console_id.py
to run it (you need to have python downloaded if you do not already!). You will now see a console_id.txt file in the same folder. If using Mac or Linux, use 'Wine' so that the python will run properly. - Copy
console_id.txt
to the root of your SD card.
Section II - Copying the DSiWare title to SD
- Make sure you have enough blocks available for your new app (See the beginning of Section I). If you do not, you WILL brick!
- Unzip and open
DSi Backup Template
>Game Folder Template > Content
>tmds
and find the tmd file that has the titleid (see below) for the game you want to install. Copy the tmd file back into theContent
folder. - Delete the
tmds
folder. - Copy the game you want to install to the
Content
folder. NOTE: The backup NEEDS to be in .app format! You must obtain this file YOURSELF. - Look at the tmd file (that you just copied over!) for your backup. If it ends in .0, rename your file "00000000.app" (there are eight zeros) For .256, name the backup "00000001.app" (there are seven zeros) and for .512, name the backup "00000002.app" (there are seven zeros.)
- Rename the tmd
title.tmd
. - Go back to
DSi Backup Template
folder, and renameGame Folder Template
to the name of your DSiWare. - Copy ALL files and directories (srl extractor optional) inside the
DSi Backup Template
folder to the root of your SD card! - Unplug your SD card, and then insert it into your DSi.
To look up the titleid for your game, you can find most HERE,but some others are located here. Search for your game and find the titleid under the "TWL TitleID" category.
Section III - Installing Your DSiWare title
- Power on your DSi
- Ensure your DSi has over 50% charge, if not, plug it in.
- Make sure you have enough blocks available for your new app (See the beginning of Section I). If you do not, you WILL brick.
- Find the application named "Flipnote Studio" and open it.
- Choose "view flipnote", then choose "SD card"
- Choose "select folder", then choose "user" instead of "normal"
- Open the ugopwn folder
- Tap on the note with the red bottom half, then select "edit"
- When you are on the editing page, tap on the flipnote frog icon in the bottom left (alternatively, press the up arrow for right handed users, or the X button for left handed users)
- Tap on the film roll icon, then choose "copy"
- Choose "back", then "exit"
- Tap on the second note, then choose "edit"
- Tap on the flipnote frog icon in the bottom left
- Tap on the film roll icon
- Tap on the single right arrow (the next to last arrow icon) two times. You should see that a new frame is created.
- Tap on the paste button exactly 122 times
- Tap the erase button, then the paste button
- TWLnf will now boot up. If you see nothing happening or your DSi freezes, repeat section three, and make sure your SD card is formatted to fat32 and that the 'Flipnote calendar on boot' option in flipnote settings is disabled.
- You will be prompted to create a NAND backup. Follow the on-screen instructions to make one.
- Eventually, you will see a prompt to 'mount' your NAND backup. When you see this, press X.
- You will see a warning about how unsafe mounting it directly can be, so either continue, or exit twlNF if you don't want to risk it to install a DSiWare backup.
- Navigate to the folder with the name of your DSiWare title, then the content folder, and press 'A' on the title.tmd file.
- Press 'A' again to install your DSiWare.
- Wait until you see a message that says 'All Done.' If you do not see this message (eg. you see an error), you may have a corrupt game backup, or you may have followed the instructions incorrectly. Restart from section two. If the issue persists, contact the NDSiBrew Discord.
- Press the 'select' button and then the 'A' button. When your DSi turns off, turn it back on. Your game will now appear on your homescreen!
That is all! You have successfully installed a DSiWare backup to your DSi system.


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Experimental context manager for use when defining a custom summary op.
tf.compat.v2.summary.experimental.summary_scope
tf.summary.experimental.summary_scope( name, default_name='summary', values=None )
This behaves similarly to tf.name_scope
, except that it returns a generated
summary tag in addition to the scope name. The tag is structurally similar to
the scope name - derived from the user-provided name, prefixed with enclosing
name scopes if any - but we relax the constraint that it be uniquified, as
well as the character set limitation (so the user-provided name can contain
characters not legal for scope names; in the scope name these are removed).
This makes the summary tag more predictable and consistent for the user.
For example, to define a new summary op called my_op
:
def my_op(name, my_value, step): with tf.summary.summary_scope(name, "MyOp", [my_value]) as (tag, scope): my_value = tf.convert_to_tensor(my_value) return tf.summary.write(tag, my_value, step=step)
name
: string name for the summary.default_name
: Optional; if provided, used as default name of the summary.values
: Optional; passed as values
parameter to name_scope.A tuple (tag, scope)
as described above.


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There are two kind of customizations you can do:
Every html element has specific css class and you can use that to make some ui corrections.
It will work only if your styles will be added in global styles.scss
file.
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The template uses the bootstrap 4 css classes without any custom styling or overridings.
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This topic assumes you already saved the DevEnv package on your machine. See Install DevEnv Package.
Scripts for the host can be found in the $HOME\DevEnv\Scripts
folder. They come in two flavours:
Scripts you run on a Command Prompt (*.bat
)
These scripts need to be "Run as administrator". The name of these scripts all start with @ACP_
which stands for "Administrator Command Prompt". The "Run as administrator" option is available when you right-click on the script in File Explorer.
Scripts you run in a Windows PowerShell (*.ps1
)
These scripts need to be run in a PowerShell that is started with option -ExecutionPolicy Bypass
. We provide the ACP script @ACP_Start-PowerShell.bat
to start such a PowerShell.
To run a PowerShell script, in such an PowerShell:
<name of a .ps1 script>
Scripts for the guest can be found in the $HOME\DevEnv\@guest\Scripts
folder
sudo -i
~/devenv/scripts/<name of .sh script>.sh
exit
This topic assumes you already saved the DevEnv package on your machine. See Install DevEnv Package.
In this package, you can find a number of files that we downloaded from the internet.
Virtual DVD disks in the $HOME\DevEnv\Virtual Machines\Virtual DVD Disks
folder.
CentOS-7-x86_64-DVD-1810.iso
: a DVD image to install CentOS 7 on the virtual machines. You can download the latest version from https://www.centos.org/download, and replace the file under $HOME\DevEnv\Virtual Machines\Virtual DVD Disks
with the new version.
When downloading a new version, for the scripts to work, you need to update some ACP scripts that use file:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>When downloading a new version, the steps described under Install CentOS may need slight modifications.
Applications for the host in the $HOME\DevEnv\Downloads
folder.
putty-64bit-0.70-installer.msi
: a Windows application that gives you a terminal window to the virtual machines, and allows a PowerShell on the host to remotely perform some actions on the guest machines. You can download the latest version from https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/latest.html and replace the file under $HOME\DevEnv\Downloads
with the new version.
WinSCP-5.13.6-Setup.exe
: a Windows application to transfer files from host to virtual machine, and from virtual machine to host. You can download the latest version from https://winscp.net/eng/download.php and replace the file under $HOME\DevEnv\Downloads
with the new version.
Executables for the host in the $HOME\DevEnv\Scripts
folder (although these are technically speaking not really "scripts").
kubectl.exe
: a Windows version of the Kubernetes kubectl
application - the version we downloaded is v1.6,3. You can download the latest version from https://github.com/eirslett/kubectl-windows/releases and replace the file under $HOME\DevEnv\Downloads
with the new version.Configuration files for the guests in the $HOME\DevEnv\@guest\devenv\downloads\kubectl-configs
folder.
kube-flannel.yml
kube-flannel-rbac.yml
You can download the latest versions, in a Linux terminal (f.i. after you created a virtual machine for CentOS):
curl -LO https://raw.githubusercontent.com/coreos/flannel/master/Documentation/kube-flannel.yml
curl -LO https://raw.githubusercontent.com/coreos/flannel/master/Documentation/k8s-manifests/kube-flannel-rbac.yml
curl -LO
curl -LO
curl -LO
curl -LO
When downloading a new version, you need to update some of the config files:
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Now you can move the downloaded files to $HOME\DevEnv\@guest\devenv\downloads\kubectl-configs
.
Applications for the guests in the $HOME\DevEnv\@guest\devenv\downloads
folder.
helm\helm-v2.12.1-linux-386.tar.gz
helm\helm-v2.12.1-linux-amd64.tar.gz
Remark that we only included the package for a host with the 386
- and amd64
-architecture. To check if this is your arrchitecture, in a Linux terminal (f.i. after you created a virtual machine for CentOS):
ARCH=$(uname -m)
case $ARCH in
armv5*) ARCH="armv5";;
armv6*) ARCH="armv6";;
armv7*) ARCH="armv7";;
aarch64) ARCH="arm64";;
x86) ARCH="386";;
x86_64) ARCH="amd64";;
i686) ARCH="386";;
i386) ARCH="386";;
esac
echo $ARCH
If not, then you will need to download the correct one following the procedure for downloading a new version.
Instead of the latest release, you may want to use the version we used for this package - just set the version in a $DESIRED_VERSION
-variable, before starting the download script:
DESIRED_VERSION=v2.12.1
You can download the latest version (or desired version) from https://github.com/helm/helm/releases, or you can use the following script. In a Linux terminal (f.i. after you created a virtual machine for CentOS):
RELEASE=$( \
curl -SsL https://github.com/helm/helm/releases/${DESIRED_VERSION:-latest} \
| awk '/\/tag\//' \
| grep -v no-underline \
| head -n 1 \
| cut -d '"' -f 2 \
| awk '{n=split($NF,a,"/");print a[n]}' \
| awk 'a !~ $0{print}; {a=$0}' \
)
ARCH=$(uname -m)
case $ARCH in
armv5*) ARCH="armv5";;
armv6*) ARCH="armv6";;
armv7*) ARCH="armv7";;
aarch64) ARCH="arm64";;
x86) ARCH="386";;
x86_64) ARCH="amd64";;
i686) ARCH="386";;
i386) ARCH="386";;
esac
curl -LO https://storage.googleapis.com/kubernetes-helm/helm-$RELEASE-linux-$ARCH.tar.gz
Now you can move (f.i. using WinSCP) the downloaded file to $HOME\DevEnv\@guest\devenv\downloads\helm
. Don't forget to clean-up your Linux folder.
When downloading a new version, when the name changes, you need to update some guest scripts that use file:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You may need the host's IP address, for instance to configure your router, or for instance to connect to the virtual machines from other computers. When you are installing this on a laptop, these IP addresses will change when you connect to a different router in a different place.
I find the easiest way is to create external switches for Hyper-V and use ipconfig
on a Command Prompt.
Start Hyper-V Manager on your host, and click "Virtual Switch Manager..."
Check if you already have an "External" virtual switch for every adapter. If not, add them, and remember their names. Your host will now provide an IP address for every adapter.
On a Command Prompt or in a PowerShell:
ipconfig
For instance on my laptop, I have two adapters (you will see this in Hyper-V Manager, opening Virtual Switch Manager, click "Create Virtual Switch", under "External network"):
So I created two external virtual switches on top of the internal external switch I already had, and got the following:
Windows IP Configuration
Ethernet adapter vEthernet (Virtual Switch Internal):
Connection-specific DNS Suffix .  :
Ethernet adapter vEthernet (Virtual Switch External - WiFi):
Connection-specific DNS Suffix .   If you have multiple adapters connecting to your router at the same time, you should give each of them a different address.
This will work at home but you will need to runipconfig
again when connecting to a different network, so leave the external virtual switches there.


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An interpreted programming language for adding interactivity to webpages.
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+ - / * %
Variables
A way to store data values. (var, const, let)
Variable Naming Conventions
Use const if a variable will remain unchanged, or let if the value will change. Use camelCase.
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A Creative Workflow for UX and UI Design
There are several different approaches, philosophies, and models for web design and development processes, such as the waterfall model, iterative design, incremental development, and agile processes. Each has played a big impact on web design and development over the years. In this lesson, both UX and UI are discussed with a specific focus on the visual design part of the process, specifically the UI design of high fidelity mockups.
Before we skip to high fidelity UI mockups, let's back up briefly and place this in the larger context of a comprehensive iterative web design and development workflow that embraces adaptive planning, evolutionary development, and continuous improvement. Designed for speed, efficiency, and effectiveness, an iterative design process encourages rapid and flexible responses to change throughout the creative design process with continuous evaluation and improvement.
Iterative design is a design methodology based on a cyclic process of prototyping, testing, analyzing, and refining a product or process.
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Multi-step High Fidelity UI Mockups
Often times clients need to see (visually) a product early in the design process that will closely resemble the final product, such as high fidelity mockups. Remnants from the days of waterfall web design and development, high fidelity mockups continue to play an integral role in modern day web design and development, especially when it comes to larger budget, client-based projects with multiple team members and stakeholders.
For example, once a project has been clearly defined and pre-visualized with low-fidelity wireframes and prototypes, UI designers are often times tasked with exploring different visual directions via high fidelity mockups, especially for key, important interfaces and/or components. In these cases, a common format is to do two or three rounds of high-fidelity UI mockup designs, with pauses between each round for evaluation, dialogue, client feedback, and iterative improvement. The goal is figure out and clearly define the visual style as close as possible to the final product via multiple rounds of visual exploration. Below are examples of specific approaches this aspect of the overall iterative design process:
3 > 2 > 1 UI Mockup Process
2 > 1 UI Mockup Process
Author Notes
This was written specifically to help aspiring web designers as they aim to:
- Learn workflows and creative design processes for web design.


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This post simply lists all of my favourite softwares and services.
Softwares
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Editor
Sublime Text 2 - love it just after 5 min of usage. Now I use it for Latex and C++.
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C/C++
Sublime + g++ for MAC. A simple setup guide is here
Visual Studio for WINDOWS
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LaTeX
Latextools - together with Sublime for editing Latex
Mactex - use basic version for MAC
Texmaker - was a main Latex editor in WINDOWS
IguanaTex - add-in for Powerpoint
LaTeXiT - for Latex in Powerpoint
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Simulation/computation
Maple - great for symbolic computation. I always use this first for equation derivation.
Processing 2.2 - for visualizing
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Statistics
Services
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Domain/host
github pages + Jekyll - Fast way to get your blog published using simple Markdown texts. See this or this for further steps
Google App Engine - Easy way (for me) to build a dynamic web apps
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Git
github - for public repository
bitbutket - for private repository
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Storage
Google photos - storing photos
Dropbox - for storing, backup, sharing files
Github pages for published papers.
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Misc
List-in-progress


Key Management¶
For validator operations, you need two types of keys in the Cosmos network.
- Validator Key
- As discussed in HSM for Signing, this key is used by your nodes to participate in the Tendermint consensus.
- Account Key
- This key for your Cosmos account. The account holds your validator’s balances and claim rights for rewards. This is the account you initially bonded your validator with, and can also unbond it with.
As the handling of the Validator Key has already been addressed in the HSM article, we will now focus on the Account Key.
Handling of the Account Key¶
The Account Key is required once to initially bond your validator.
Afterwards in validator operations it is only needed to:
- Vote on governance proposals
- Create governance proposals from your validator’s identity
- Unbond your validator’s self-bond
- Unrevoke the validator
- Bond more ATOMs from the validator’s balance
- Transfer ATOMs from your validator’s balance (if they are stored in the validator account)
- Modify validator details (moniker, commission)
- Sign any transaction from this account
As we can see, the key is needed for many important validator tasks.
Some of these look easy to automate like voting on governance and bonding rewards.
However, the key’s capabilities include unbonding your validator’s self-bond, modify the validator and transfer funds, which makes it highly critical.
The account key basically indicates the ownership of the validator. It is very important to protect and safeguard the key.
It quickly becomes apparent that you don’t want to keep this key on an online machine - especially not stored on a normal machine like in the (encrypted) format of gaiacli.
"IMG_7984" by Dennis Amith is licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0A possibility introduced by the Cosmos Team is the Ledger Nano S. It is a hardware wallet that stores the private key of your validator account just like a HSM without any possibility for you to extract the key (except for the backup phrase generated during setup).
Support for the Ledger is built into the latest version of gaiacli
. However, the Ledger App is still not in the public application store and has to be
installed manually.
In order to sign a transaction or message you need to click a physical button on the Ledger and are also able to check the authenticity of the transaction content on the display to prevent any attacks even on a compromised system.
The added security is basically a no-brainer for every validator since losing the key basically means the death of the validator’s business.
Drawbacks¶
The need to physically interact with the Ledger makes it mostly impossible to automate any of these tasks like auto-bonding or governance participation.
Since the slashing for governance participation was removed [1], automatic governance participation is not necessary or useful - the voting period will be long enough for human interaction, which is the whole point of it - governance is not supposed to be automated, and the validator will want carefully assess each governance proposal.
Auto-bonding and similar automation is of little use outside the Game of Stakes. Bonding involves large sums of money and should be a manual activity.
| [1] | https://github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/pull/2395 |


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In case of successful authorization user is REDIRECT'ed to ASPSP for further authorization
Link to entire end-to-end flow
What happens in backend during this request


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Emotional intelligence is how good a person can control and describe their emotions, and how well they maintain relationships with other people. There are five components of emotional intelligence. These are self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation , empathy and social skills.
The difference between IQ and EQ is that IQ is a total score determined by standardized tests that measure how smart a person is for their age. A high IQ translates to someone being able to learn new information and apply it well. EQ is about the emotional and social areas of a person. It can be argued that EQ is more important than IQ when it comes to success as a professional.
Emotional Intelligence is important for professional progress because good relationships with co-workers and clients must be formed in order to have a successful career. Improving ones emotional intelligence allows one to be a better person because they understand themselves and others better.


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