Hi,
I have been using the following set-up since begin 2014 with success:
1 emontx v2 in the attic
1 emontx v2 in the cellar
1 ubuntu v14.04
1 jeenode USB
Suddenly the set-up stopped receiving information from the attic and as I was still running the old oem_gate way software I decided to "upgrade" to the newer emonhub rc1.2. After installing this and with a lot of problems configuring the emonhub.conf I managed to get the jeenode USB set-up to work. My next step would be to switch to the newer Jeelink (v3c) with the new RFM69CW as the receiver is better. And here my problem begins. The new Jeelink is running the rf12demo.12 version and as such is sending "ok" and the module number and the information. But emonhub does not like that :(
2015-12-22 12:16:37,014 DEBUG 43 NEW FRAME :<PHONE_NUMBER>.01 OK 10 97 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 143 93 171 0 (-47)
2015-12-22 12:16:37,014 WARNING 43 Discarded RX frame 'non-numerical content' : ['OK', '10', '97', '0', '0', '0', '0', '0', '1', '1', '143', '93', '171', '0', '(-47)']
2015-12-22 12:16:46,072 DEBUG 44 NEW FRAME :<PHONE_NUMBER>.07 OK 11 240 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 196 94 0 0 (-93)
2015-12-22 12:16:46,073 WARNING 44 Discarded RX frame 'non-numerical content' : ['OK', '11', '240', '0', '0', '0', '0', '0', '3', '0', '196', '94', '0', '0', '(-93)']
I have searched the forum a lot and found several users reporting the same problem and the solution was to use the emonhub rc1.2...but...that is the version I am using...or...at least this is reported in emonhub.log each time the soft is started.
To give you full details find below my emonhub config :
[SerialDirect]]
Type = EmonHubSerialInterfacer
[[[init_settings]]]
com_port = /dev/ttyUSB0 #USB
com_baud = 57600
[[[runtimesettings]]]
#pubchannels = ToEmonCMS,
#subchannels = ToRFM12,
#basetopic = emonhub/
#calibration = 230V #(UK/EU: 230V, US: 110V)
#baseid = 10 #(emonPi default:5)
#quiet = false #(default:true)
#datacode = h
[nodes]
# List of nodes by node ID
# 'datacode' is default for node and 'datacodes' are per value data codes.
# if both are present 'datacode' is ignored in favour of 'datacodes'
#[[99]]
[[10]]
nodename = emonTxShield1
firmware = emonTxShield
hardware = emonTxShield
[[[rx]]]
names = CT1, CT2, CT3, CT4, Volt, Temp
datacode = h
#datacodes = h, h, h, h, h, h #RFM2Pi
scales = 1,1, 1, 1, 1, 0.1 #RFM2Pi
units = W, W, W, W, V, C #RFM2Pi
So please help as this "simple" upgrade is taking way to much time and I do not know what to do next.
Re: emonhub rc1.2 'non-numerical content'
Sorry to hear to are having troubles, emonhub v1.2 is indeed a direct replacement for oemgateway and had you been using the OEM RFM2Pi board the transition would have involved installing emonhub and editing your apikey, that's it, done!
Emonhub is also totally able to use either a jeenode or jeelink without problem, however I do not know how easy the transition could be as I do not know exactly how the JeeNode was previously configured. If it is using a standard rf12demo sketch v11 or v12 then again the transition should also be straightforward and painless, only the additional edit of the "com_port = /dev/ttyAMA0" to the correct ref eg /dev/ttyUSB0 depending on how the jeenode is connected.
There is/was no mandatory need to define any nodes (you can but don't have to)
The main source of your troubles could be the use of the "serial-direct" method of connecting non-rf OEM nodes and other "non-Jee" type devices directly via the EmonHubSerialInterfacer rather than the EmonHubJeeInterfacer which is recommended for all Jee (RFdemo) based devices as it has the ability to manage the settings and more importantly it understands the payload returned by the Jee devices using the RFdemo.
The non-numeric content warnings you see are because of the "OK" and the bracketed rssi value at the end, these are normally handled appropriately by the "Jee" interfacer prior to confirming everything else is numeric only.
The EmonHubJeeInterfacer is the direct equivalent of the oemgateway's rfm2pi listener, renamed Jee to include the JeeNode and JeeLink.
Be wary of the JeeLink firmware, even if it does report v12 it may be a very late "different" v12, When I ordered my own JeeLink for testing emonhub, they were not yet available with the rfm69 fitted but I contacted the shop and got one by special order, that arrived with v13 installed which when I enquired was installed to all JeeLinks at that time, since then I have found v13 has vanished from the JeeLab repo and there are conversations on their forum about the latest JeeLink firmware and what version it (v12) actually is. If there is any doubt just reinstall the latest v12 RFdemo or the RFM2Pi firmware to be confident of what you have.
So start with changing the interfacer "Type =" to revert to the "stock" emonhub.conf, using the correct port ref and report back with some log if it doesn't work as expected.
Paul
Re: emonhub rc1.2 'non-numerical content'
Thanks Paul,
Btw Merry Christmas to you all.
I got it working now. I removed all I could find on emonhub and did a clean reinstallation.
So that is solved...now for the next step...I configured also the emonhubmqttinterface but I get an Error Unable to create 'MQTT' interfacer : 'Module' object has no attribute 'emonhubmqttinterfaces'
Is this due to the fact that RC1.2 has no MQTT?
Any idea to get this working?
Can I install RC2.0 on my ubuntu server?
Thanks in advance
Re: emonhub rc1.2 'non-numerical content'
Merry Xmas to you :-)
You are right v1.2 doesn't have MQTT, there is a skeleton MQTT "reporter" out there somewhere, It was actually the need for bi-directional and routable data streams to fully utilize MQTT that instigated the v2.0 emonhub branch, since v1.2 is a simple single stream design sending everything to all the reporters without any configurable routing.
However although the v2.0 "experimental" branch did tackle both those requirements, ironically there is a bit of a hole in the MQTT code in that branch as that was where the development lost traction when deciding the best format for the MQTT topic trees and payloads.
emonhub is intended to be cross-platform and that branch should definitely run "ok" on ubuntu, "ok" meaning there should be no platform issues, but it is a rough "proof of concept" hence the "experimental" label and at best, a bit rough round the edges. I cannot say it will definitely be trouble free but the "emon-pi" variant is heavily based on it and that seems ok. If you do use it I would be keen to hear any feedback as I hope to get back into it in the new year.
Paul
Re: emonhub rc1.2 'non-numerical content'
Hi,
Sure I want to help to test. I am not a linux guru but I am willing to experiment and help.
Can you give me a link to start from as for me the information and branches seems scattered around?
Herbert
Re: emonhub rc1.2 'non-numerical content'
What is the end goal for which you need MQTT?
The "emon-pi" variant does have MQTT but it is not a direct replacement for oemgateway, think of it as "emonhub's cousin", simplicity, reliability and buffering are the trade off for MQTT, whereas v1.2 is a direct replacement with improved features and reliability but MQTT is not integral,
v2.0 was never completed and I cannot really recommend it's use, if it better suited your needs and were able to "fix it up" you are welcome to use it but it was never intended for production and there are no guides or discussions to help you. My comment re feedback was out of interest for any useful info that may help development of the next version, it doesn't strictly need "testing" as that version won't get released.
Paul


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Encapsulates all the logic needed to change remote device settings.
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| [in] | gateWay | Textual representation(dot format) of a default gateway) |
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| typedef enum yaml_parser_state_e | yaml_parser_state_t |
| The states of the parser. | |
| typedef struct yaml_alias_data_s | yaml_alias_data_t |
| This structure holds aliases data. | |
| typedef struct yaml_parser_s | yaml_parser_t |
| The parser structure. More... | |
Functions | |
| int | yaml_parser_initialize (yaml_parser_t *parser) |
| Initialize a parser. More... | |
| void | yaml_parser_delete (yaml_parser_t *parser) |
| Destroy a parser. More... | |
| void | yaml_parser_set_input_string (yaml_parser_t *parser, const unsigned char *input, size_t size) |
| Set a string input. More... | |
| void | yaml_parser_set_input_file (yaml_parser_t *parser, FILE *file) |
| Set a file input. More... | |
| void | yaml_parser_set_input (yaml_parser_t *parser, yaml_read_handler_t *handler, void *data) |
| Set a generic input handler. More... | |
| void | yaml_parser_set_encoding (yaml_parser_t *parser, yaml_encoding_t encoding) |
| Set the source encoding. More... | |
| int | yaml_parser_scan (yaml_parser_t *parser, yaml_token_t *token) |
| Scan the input stream and produce the next token. More... | |
| int | yaml_parser_parse (yaml_parser_t *parser, yaml_event_t *event) |
| Parse the input stream and produce the next parsing event. More... | |
| int | yaml_parser_load (yaml_parser_t *parser, yaml_document_t *document) |
| Parse the input stream and produce the next YAML document. More... | |
| typedef int yaml_read_handler_t(void *data, unsigned char *buffer, size_t size, size_t *size_read) |
The prototype of a read handler.
The read handler is called when the parser needs to read more bytes from the source. The handler should write not more than size bytes to the buffer. The number of written bytes should be set to the length variable.
| [in,out] | data | A pointer to an application data specified by yaml_parser_set_input(). |
| [out] | buffer | The buffer to write the data from the source. |
| [in] | size | The size of the buffer. |
| [out] | size_read | The actual number of bytes read from the source. |
1
. If the handler failed, the returned value should be 0
. On EOF, the handler should set the size_read to 0
and return 1
. | typedef struct yaml_parser_s yaml_parser_t |
The parser structure.
All members are internal. Manage the structure using the yaml_parser_
family of functions.
| enum yaml_parser_state_e |
The states of the parser.
| int yaml_parser_initialize | ( | yaml_parser_t * | parser | ) |
Initialize a parser.
This function creates a new parser object. An application is responsible for destroying the object using the yaml_parser_delete() function.
| [out] | parser | An empty parser object. |
1
if the function succeeded, 0
on error. | void yaml_parser_delete | ( | yaml_parser_t * | parser | ) |
Destroy a parser.
| [in,out] | parser | A parser object. |
| void yaml_parser_set_input_string | ( | yaml_parser_t * | parser, |
| const unsigned char * | input, | ||
| size_t | size | ||
| ) |
Set a string input.
Note that the input pointer must be valid while the parser object exists. The application is responsible for destroing input after destroying the parser.
| [in,out] | parser | A parser object. |
| [in] | input | A source data. |
| [in] | size | The length of the source data in bytes. |
| void yaml_parser_set_input_file | ( | yaml_parser_t * | parser, |
| FILE * | file | ||
| ) |
Set a file input.
file should be a file object open for reading. The application is responsible for closing the file.
| [in,out] | parser | A parser object. |
| [in] | file | An open file. |
| void yaml_parser_set_input | ( | yaml_parser_t * | parser, |
| yaml_read_handler_t * | handler, | ||
| void * | data | ||
| ) |
Set a generic input handler.
| [in,out] | parser | A parser object. |
| [in] | handler | A read handler. |
| [in] | data | Any application data for passing to the read handler. |
| void yaml_parser_set_encoding | ( | yaml_parser_t * | parser, |
| yaml_encoding_t | encoding | ||
| ) |
Set the source encoding.
| [in,out] | parser | A parser object. |
| [in] | encoding | The source encoding. |
| int yaml_parser_scan | ( | yaml_parser_t * | parser, |
| yaml_token_t * | token | ||
| ) |
Scan the input stream and produce the next token.
Call the function subsequently to produce a sequence of tokens corresponding to the input stream. The initial token has the type YAML_STREAM_START_TOKEN
while the ending token has the type YAML_STREAM_END_TOKEN
.
An application is responsible for freeing any buffers associated with the produced token object using the yaml_token_delete
function.
An application must not alternate the calls of yaml_parser_scan() with the calls of yaml_parser_parse() or yaml_parser_load(). Doing this will break the parser.
| [in,out] | parser | A parser object. |
| [out] | token | An empty token object. |
1
if the function succeeded, 0
on error. | int yaml_parser_parse | ( | yaml_parser_t * | parser, |
| yaml_event_t * | event | ||
| ) |
Parse the input stream and produce the next parsing event.
Call the function subsequently to produce a sequence of events corresponding to the input stream. The initial event has the type YAML_STREAM_START_EVENT
while the ending event has the type YAML_STREAM_END_EVENT
.
An application is responsible for freeing any buffers associated with the produced event object using the yaml_event_delete() function.
An application must not alternate the calls of yaml_parser_parse() with the calls of yaml_parser_scan() or yaml_parser_load(). Doing this will break the parser.
| [in,out] | parser | A parser object. |
| [out] | event | An empty event object. |
1
if the function succeeded, 0
on error. | int yaml_parser_load | ( | yaml_parser_t * | parser, |
| yaml_document_t * | document | ||
| ) |
Parse the input stream and produce the next YAML document.
Call this function subsequently to produce a sequence of documents constituting the input stream.
If the produced document has no root node, it means that the document end has been reached.
An application is responsible for freeing any data associated with the produced document object using the yaml_document_delete() function.
An application must not alternate the calls of yaml_parser_load() with the calls of yaml_parser_scan() or yaml_parser_parse(). Doing this will break the parser.
| [in,out] | parser | A parser object. |
| [out] | document | An empty document object. |
1
if the function succeeded, 0
on error.


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§431:13-107 Commissioner's right of action. All remedies, penalties and proceedings set forth in this article are to be invoked solely and exclusively by the commissioner. [L 1987, c 347, pt of §2]
Case Notes
See also notes at end of this chapter.
This article does not authorize a private cause of action. 795 F. Supp. 1036.


Certifications
Brief Information
The Deep Learning Specialization was created and is taught by Dr. Andrew Ng, a global leader in AI and co-founder of Coursera. In addition to the lectures and programming assignments, you will also watch exclusive interviews with many Deep Learning leaders. They will share with you their personal stories and give you career advice.
- CNN models
- RNN models
- Hyperparameter tuning
Main Field : Deep Learning General
Brief Information
This course provides a broad introduction to machine learning. Topics include:
- Supervised learning - parametric/non-parametric algorithms, support vector machines, kernels, neural networks
- Unsupervised learning - clustering, dimensionality reduction, recommender systems, deep learning
- Best practices in machine learning - bias/variance theory; innovation process in machine learning and AI
The course will also draw from numerous case studies and applications, so that you’ll also learn how to apply learning algorithms in many cutting edge practical circumstances.
Main Field : Machine Learning
Brief Information
This course covers a wide range of tasks in Natural Language Processing from basic to advanced: sentiment analysis, summarization, dialogue state tracking, to name a few. Upon completing, you will be able to recognize NLP tasks in your day-to-day work, propose approaches, and judge what techniques are likely to work well. The final project is devoted to one of the most hot topics in today’s NLP. You will build your own conversational chat-bot that will assist with search on StackOverflow website. The project will be based on practical assignments of the course, that will give you hands-on experience with such tasks as text classification, named entities recognition, and duplicates detection.
Main Field : NLP
Brief Information
In this final course, you’ll explore four different scenarios you’ll encounter when deploying models. You’ll be introduced to TensorFlow Serving, a technology that lets you do inference over the web. You’ll move on to TensorFlow Hub, a repository of models that you can use for transfer learning. Then you’ll use TensorBoard to evaluate and understand how your models work, as well as share your model metadata with others. Finally, you’ll explore federated learning and how you can retrain deployed models with user data while maintaining data privacy.
Main Field : Production Level Deep Learning (MLOps)
Brief Information
This course teaches you how to use a suite of tools in TensorFlow to more effectively leverage data and train your model. You’ll learn how to leverage built-in datasets with just a few lines of code, use APIs to control how you split your data, and process all types of unstructured data.
I personally incorporated my learning in this course into my internship at Myelin Foundry to test viability of project deployment in Tensorflow.js for web browser based inference. This was done for multiple projects.
Main Field : Data Pipelines for Deep Learning
Brief Information
In the first course of this specialization, we will recap what was covered in the Machine Learning with TensorFlow on Google Cloud Platform Specialization. So, this course is set up as a workshop and in this workshop, you will do End-to-End Machine Learning with TensorFlow on Google Cloud Platform. Deployment of models using GCP is essential for scaling performance.
Main Field : Cloud Pipelines for Models (MLOps)
Brief Information
This course teaches you learn how to train and run machine learning models in any browser using TensorFlow.js. You’ll learn techniques for handling data in the browser, and at the end you’ll build a computer vision project that recognizes and classifies objects from a webcam.
I personally incorporated my learning in this course into my internship at Myelin Foundry to test viability of project deployment in Tensorflow.js for web browser based inference. This was done for multiple projects.
Main Field : Web Deployment
Brief Information
In this 1.5-hour long project-based course, you will learn to create a custom callback function in Keras and use the callback during a model training process. We will implement the callback function to perform three tasks: Write a log file during the training process, plot the training metrics in a graph during the training process, and reduce the learning rate during the training with each epoch.
Main Field : Custom Models
Front-End Web UI Frameworks and Tools: Bootstrap 4
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Brief Information
This course will give you an overview of client-side web UI frameworks, in particular Bootstrap 4. You will learn about grids and responsive design, Bootstrap CSS and JavaScript components. You will learn about CSS preprocessors, Less and Sass. You will also learn the basics of Node.js and NPM and task runners like Grunt and Gulp. At the end of this course, you will be able to a)Set up, design and style a web page using Bootstrap 4 and its components, b) Create a responsive web page design, and c) Make use of web tools to setup and manage web sites. This course also includes an honors track that enables you to work on your own project developing a website using Bootstrap 4. Students enrolling in this course should have prior good working knowledge of HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
Main Field : Web Development
Brief Information
This one-week, accelerated online class equips students to containerize workloads in Docker containers, deploy them to Kubernetes clusters provided by Google Kubernetes Engine, and scale those workloads to handle increased traffic. Students also learn how to continuously deploy new code in a Kubernetes cluster to provide application updates.
Main Field : DevOps
2021 Qiskit Global Summer School on Quantum Machine Learning
Certificate of Excellence
Brief Information
Completed the two-week intensive course provided by IBM Quantum, completing all graded lab work assignments with a final cumulative score above 75%, demonstrating applied understanding and comfort with and about Quantum Computing and Quantum Machine Learning using Qiskit
Main Field : Quantum Computing, Quantum Machine Learning
Brief Information
This course is to show what benefits current and future quantum technologies can provide to machine learning, focusing on algorithms that are challenging with classical digital computers. We put a strong emphasis on implementing the protocols, using open source frameworks in Python. Prominent researchers in the field will give guest lectures to provide extra depth to each major topic. These guest lecturers include Alán Aspuru-Guzik, Seth Lloyd, Roger Melko, and Maria Schuld.
Main Field : Quantum Computing
Brief Information
In this project-centered course*, you will craft an essential cornerstone of the modern-day job or internship search: the resume. You’ll review resume best practices and explore current trends with guidance from a professional career counselor and recruiter, and you’ll exchange structured feedback with your peers as you work to polish your own resume. When you complete the course, you’ll have an eye-catching resume that lets your professional strengths shine.
Main Field : Self Development


Efforts are made to make Chinese text mining easier, faster, and robust to errors. Document term matrix can be generated by only one line of code; detecting encoding, segmenting and removing stop words are done automatically. Some convenient tools are also supplied.
| Version: | 0.1.9 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.0) |
| Imports: | jiebaR, NLP, tm (≥ 0.7), Ruchardet, stringi, slam (≥ 0.1-37), Matrix, purrr |
| Published: | 2018-06-19 |
| Author: | Jiang Wu [aut, cre] (from Capital Normal University) |
| Maintainer: | Jiang Wu <textidea at sina.com> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/githubwwwjjj/chinese.misc/blob/master/README.md |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | chinese.misc results |
| Reference manual: | chinese.misc.pdf |
| Package source: | chinese.misc_0.1.9.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: chinese.misc_0.1.9.zip, r-release: chinese.misc_0.1.9.zip, r-oldrel: chinese.misc_0.1.9.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: chinese.misc_0.1.9.tgz, r-oldrel: chinese.misc_0.1.9.tgz |
| Old sources: | chinese.misc archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=chinese.misc to link to this page.


Who Are You To Facebook?
Contradicting statements from leadership at the time of their acquisition, this week Oculus announced that Facebook accounts will be required on new devices. The great majority of WebXR sessions to date have occurred on the Oculus Quest and the uproar by Facebook-averse developers on social media was considerable.
To ease concerns for those who don't want to use their "real" names there will be a separate "VR profile" that will separate users' identities. Facebook is also expected to roll out a new account system for enterprise and educational organizations so there is hope that this will help teams who don't want their applications linked to Facebook's global social graph.
BigScreenVR's CEO Speaks Out About App Stores
One of the promises of an open immersive web is that application teams whose work is unacceptable to private app stores can still reach their audiences. In this week's "Voices of VR" podcast Kent Bye interviews CEO Darshan Shankar about the turbulent experience of bringing an application to market when it competes with the app store's owner, making the case that an open immersive web is needed now more than ever.
WebXR Encourages Prototypers
Another potential feature of an open immersive web is the sort of fast, low-or-no-cost toolchain that encourages prototypers to create and share more spatial user interface experiments. This week Danny Yaroslavski revealed a rapid text input system (because who hasn't been frustrated by entering a password with a laser pointer?) and Florent Giraud announced that they're making progress on a port of the popular Unity XR input toolkit MRTK to WebXR.
Samples of WebXR Layers Now Available
Like first responders working in the calm of a tornado's eye, the Oculus browser team has been hard at work exercising their experimental implementation of the draft WebXR Layers API. If you have a Quest headset and are willing to test this powerful feature then head over to spec editor Ric Cabanier's samples page to see how layers give creators a better way to render high quality videos and text.
BabylonJS Beyond the Browser
This article walks readers through the process of using BabylonJS (a 3D library created for web browsers) with React Native (a web-ish framework for native applications) to create XR-enabled Power Apps (a low-code application platform for Windows). If a video tutorial is more your speed, Thomas Lucchini & Raanan Weber presented the project at Microsoft's recent Virtual Reality Developer Event.


Rationale: We ask contributors to put in a little bit of extra effort to bring pull requests into a state that they can be more easily and more thoroughly reviewed. This helps the community in many ways:
Please understand that contributions that do not follow this guide will take longer to review and thus will typically be picked up with lower priority by the community. That is not ill intend, it is due to the added complexity of reviewing unstructured Pull Requests.
Make sure that the pull request corresponds to a JIRA issue.
Exceptions are **hotfixes**, like fixing typos in JavaDocs or documentation files.
Name the pull request in the form [FLINK-XXXX][component] Title of the pull request
, where FLINK-XXXX
should be replaced by the actual issue number. The components should be the same as used in the JIRA issue.
Hotfixes should be named for example [hotfix][docs] Fix typo in event time introduction
or [hotfix][javadocs] Expand JavaDoc for PuncuatedWatermarkGenerator
.
Please fill out the pull request template to describe the contribution. Please describe it such that the reviewer understands the problem and solution from the description, not only from the code.
A stellar example of a well-described pull request is https://github.com/apache/flink/pull/7264
Make sure that the description is adequate for the problem solved by PR. Small changes do not need a wall of text. In ideal cases, the problem was described in the Jira issue and the description be mostly copied from there.
If additional open questions / issues were discovered during the implementation and you made a choice regarding those, describe them in the pull request text so that reviewers can double check the assumptions. And example is in https://github.com/apache/flink/pull/8290 (Section “Open Architecture Questions”).
**NOTE: This is not an optimization, this is a critical requirement.**
Pull Requests must put cleanup, refactoring, and core changes into separate commits. That way, the reviewer can look independently at the cleanup and refactoring and ensure that those changes to not alter the behavior. Then the reviewer can look at the core changes in isolation (without the noise of other changes) and ensure that this is a clean and robust change.
Examples for changes that strictly need to go into a separate commit include
There should be no cleanup commits that fix issues that have been introduced in previous commits of the same PR. Commits should be clean in themselves.
In addition, any larger contributions should split the changes into a set of independent changes that can be independently reviewed.
Two great examples of splitting issues into separate commits are:
If a pull request does still contain big commits (e.g. a commit with more than 1000 changed lines), it might be worth thinking about how to split the commit into multiple subproblems, as in the example above.
Commit messages should follow a similar pattern as the pull request as a whole:
[FLINK-XXXX][component] Commit description
.
In some cases, the issue might be a subtask here, and the component may be different from the Pull Request’s main component. For example, when the commit introduces an end-to-end test for a runtime change, the PR would be tagged as [runtime]
, but the individual commit would be tagged as [e2e]
.
Examples for commit messages:
[hotfix] Fix update_branch_version.sh to allow version suffixes
[hotfix] [table] Remove unused geometry dependency
[FLINK-11704][tests] Improve AbstractCheckpointStateOutputStreamTestBase
[FLINK-10569][runtime] Remove Instance usage in ExecutionVertexCancelTest
[FLINK-11702][table-planner-blink] Introduce a new table type system
Contributors should be aware of changes in their PRs that break the observable behavior of Flink in any way because in many cases such changes can break existing setups. Red flags that should raise questions while coding or in reviews with respect to this problem are for example:


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[dscrdeql] <Catalyst> Well woke up thrice. Once @ 5am had some tea but somehow felt sleepy and back to bed.
[dscrdeql] <Catalyst> Then woke up again @8:30 did the same and back to bed
[dscrdeql] <Catalyst> Now finally woke up making tea.. Let's see for how long I last :D
GatewayBOT07-Jul-18 06:43 AM
[dscrdeql] <cypherzero> good morning
GatewayBOT07-Jul-18 06:51 AM
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> Haha...nice to have that luxury
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> @cypherzero morning
GatewayBOT07-Jul-18 07:16 AM
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> It's coming nighttime here
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> Wish I could get my day back again
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> I can hear the port adelaide game on at adelaide oval.
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> Ha..good hearing
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> Port Adelaide are playing st Kilda.
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> Port should easily win
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> St Kilda around bottom of ladder
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> @AndronicusBass are you watching it on tv?
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> Nah, i live near adelaide oval
[dscrdeql] <Catalyst> @jellysmash whale whale am awake looking at stuff
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> whale
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> wish i was a crypto whale
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> I wallow and swim in my crypto
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> if i was a whale I'd take a big breath and blow crypto out my blow hole
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> I think the trick would be to choose the right crypto with the right viscosity
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> if it was too thick like btc it'd be hard to blow as much out
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> Verge...too thin
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> maybe an eos might be the trick
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> that cold breeze has come back again
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> damn it
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> it felt like summer for 2 days
[dscrdeql] <AdventureCrypto> i like summer
[dscrdeql] <AdventureCrypto> no one like winter
[dscrdeql] <Aspire219> winter is coming
[dscrdeql] <Aspire219> haha
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> I dont know whay but I have a gut feeling that EOS is going to be like a ripple. for the powers that be. centralising different projects i think
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> yea, maybe. as long as the banks don't end up owning it like ripple then that might be ok
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> Halting funds and authorising reversal is not good
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> but not a true community coin though
[dscrdeql] <AdventureCrypto> was that trouble with EOS mainnet weeks ago


Cafe Townsend's visionary chef leads the way in a culinary revolution. Proclaimed by many to be the best chef in the world today, Chef Bienni blends earthy seasonal flavors and bold ingredients to create exquisite contemporary cuisine.
The name Cafe Townsend comes from our first restaurant, located in a historic building on Townsend Street in San Francisco, where we opened the doors in 1985. We've replicated the elegant interior, exceptional service, and world-class cuisine in our restaurants around the country.


Issues
| # | Summary | Product | Status | Kind | When |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 56 |
REQUEST: Smaller volume control intervals |
Synergy Advance | closed | feature request | Created , updated |
| 55 |
Can't play after connecting iPod |
Synergy | open | bug | Created , updated |
| 54 |
Synergy incorrectly prioritizes downloaded art over embedded art |
Synergy | open | bug | Created , updated |
| 53 |
REQUEST: iBook G3 Friendly floater |
Synergy | closed | feature request | |
| 52 |
Menu bar buttons don't respond to left-click events, but right-clicks work |
Synergy | open | bug | Created , updated |
| 51 |
Freezes when left on all night |
Synergy | closed | bug | |
| 50 |
Hang with Synergy 1.5b and iTunes 4.7 |
Synergy | closed | bug | Created , updated |
| 49 |
REQUEST: iTunes volume control in menu bar (airport express remote volume) |
Synergy Advance | open | feature request | Created , updated |
| 48 |
Auto show/hide of menu bar controls and global menu doesn't work |
Synergy | closed | bug | Created , updated |
| 47 |
REQUEST: Super-size option for floater |
Synergy | open | feature request | Created , updated |


Deep dungeon diving as the underground natives, the Dwarves.
Explore the stars and populate the galaxy. Shoot a few aliens while you are at it.
Outsmart your rival lords and kings and spread your influence across the known world.


Wed Dec 21, 2011
Well, I guess some old dude working in the mall gets a bit knackered after the 400th kid.  Like Kim Jong-Il, spotted in a rare moment of charity as Santa, who is now dead.


WizardWrx.ConsoleAppAids3 Microsoft .NET Class Llibrary
The following sections summarize the classes in the library. To use any of them,
add a reference to WizardWrx.ConsoleAppAids3.dll
to your project, and add a
using directive WizardWrx.ConsoleAppAids3
to any source file in which you want
ready access to its classes.
Click the Api Documentation link above to display the table of contensts for the detailed documentation of all classes and their constants, properties, and methods.
ConsoleAppStateManager is an
WizardWrx.DLLServices2.StateManager
adapter, which exposes the adapted object through its read onlyBaseStateManager
property, and extends it with methods that provide services applicable exclusively to character mode (console mode) programs, such as looking after the logo and shutdown messages, and keeping track of elapsed running time for inclusion in the final message.WizardWrx.DLLServices2.StateManager
, itself, exposes many useful properties, such as a robust exception logging class, and an enumeration that reports the Windows subsystem in which it is running (Character mode or GUI).DisplayAids is a sealed (implicitly static) class that precisely controls the way your application handles pauses.
FixedConsoleWriter permits a line of a console window to be used repeatedly for successive lines of text, replacing the contents of the previous print statement, so that the lines above it don't scroll off the screen. Once instantiated, instances of this class behave almost exactly like
Console.WriteLine
, and you can drop them into your code in its place, because its overloads have identical signatures.


Red Bull: Albon not to blame for Brazil F1 FP1 shunt
by Scott MitchellRed Bull Formula 1 boss Christian Horner says Alex Albon should not be blamed for crashing on a damp track in opening practice for the Brazilian Grand Prix.
Albon topped FP1 at Interlagos after setting the quickest time on intermediates but shunted at the penultimate corner as he prepared for a flying lap on slick tyres while conditions were still tricky.
Though Horner joked it was "quite an expensive session" for Red Bull, he pointed out that Albon was not alone in making an error - as his Red Bull team-mate Max Verstappen had only just avoided crashing with his own off at the Senna Esses at the start of the lap.
"It started good, Alex, first time in Brazil, first time on the track, went fastest on the intermediates," said Horner.
"And then the circuit looked like it was starting to get dry. I think there were 10 cars that went out on slicks.
"Max went off at Turn 2. Alex, unfortunately, with cold brakes, he locked up in the last turn and put a bit of damage.
"So it's dented the mechanics lunch break, to get the car ready for the next session."
Albon has been re-signed for Red Bull for 2020, when he will have a full season with the senior team after being promoted to replace Pierre Gasly midway through the current campaign.
He has had several practice crashes this year at Toro Rosso and Red Bull, but when asked by Autosport if this was part of an unfortunate habit or just a result of the conditions, Horner said: "I think today you can't put on Alex's account.
"Maybe we were a little bit too optimistic getting out there trying to get him laps in on a track that was still pretty damp in the middle sector.
"And Max he had a moment at Turn 1 and Turn 2, there were other cars as well running wide.
"I don't think today's [accident], we can blame that on on Alex.
"He's had a few little incidents this year, thankfully they've all been on Fridays and Saturday mornings, and when it's come to it in qualifying and the race he's absolutely delivered."


Grids are like the glue that holds a design together.The purpose of a grid is to establish a set of guidelines for how elements should be positioned within a layout.
Whats all the hype about responsive webpages?
Responsive design isn’t just about making your page display properly on any device, you also have to make it function well – and that means it has to be good at accepting input in a world where desktops have touchscreens and phones have keyboards.
What is semantic structure?
A semantic element clearly describes its meaning to both the browser and the developer. Examples of non-semantic elements:


A prediction with machine learning analysis on over 65k games. Use Drag and Drop to play with this model. Click Reset to reset the draft.
A prediction with machine learning analysis on over 65k games.
Use Drag and Drop to play with this model.
Click Reset to reset the draft.


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I am full stack web developer/data scientist from Canada, current living in the Great Toronto Area. I have experience in R, Python, MongoDB, Express.js, React.js, React Native, Node.js, and knowledge in relational database such as SQL.
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A full stack project that ultilizes the concept of MVC design pattern and rendering power of express handlebars.
Live Preview GitHub RepoA full-stack web application that allows user start conversion with anybody they are interested.
Live Preview GitHub RepoA light weight web application that allows user to write down quick notes and track them with ease.
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Yes. No matter what you are computing, if there is a recursive way to do it, then there is an iterative way to do it. And if there is an iterative way to do it, then there is a recursive way.
Here is the math-like definition of recursion (again):
factorial( 0 ) = 1 factorial( N ) = N * factorial( N-1 )
And here is an iterative implementation:
int factorial( int N ) { int product = 1; for ( int j=1; j<=N; j++ ) product *= j; return product; }
Of course, this version suffers from the same overflow problem as the recursive version. For any argument larger than 12 the product is too large to hold in an int and incorrect values will be returned to the caller.


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Position: .Net developer and Team leader
Duties:
Worked on Task based projects. My role was mostly as a .Net developer using WPF, ASP.Net and also leading the team of 4.
We would take on mini to mid tasks with some companies in the EU and develop the desired solution within a given time frame. Some tasks were handled by myself only and in other tasks I lead several members in a team. Working with EU clients was something new for me but I enjoyed every bit of it due to how friendly and experienced they were. Had to discontinue my association with the company early due to my University commitments in my graduation year.
Tech-stack: C#, .Net, WPF, ASP.net.
Duration: Apr 2019 - Nov 2019
Country: Czech Republic
Position: Back-end devloper
Duties: My official role was a Back-end developer, we worked using ASP.Net Core for the main website (Warshe.net) and the API's for the mobile app. But I was pushed furthermore to team leading and trying to collaborate with the designer and the mobile developer, got great experience and worked on interesting tasks using great things such as firebase and real-time-messaging.
Tech-stack: C#, .Net Core, ASP.net Core, EF Core, SQL Server.
Duration: Jan 2018 - Jul 2018
Country: Lebanon
Position: WPF developer
Duties: We started with small tasks in WPF then moved on to mid-level managements desktop apps. My role was developing the programs from A-Z as I did the designs and also wrote the front XAML code and the C# code plus studying and managing the database I enjoyed my time there as I worked on many real world problems which gave me a very thorough insight into handling live problems.
Tech-stack: C#, .Net, WPF, EF, SQL Server.
Duration: Jan 2016 - Apr 2019
Country: Iraq


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This is the controller class for the Box Anemometer web application.
It is designed to closely resemble Codeigniter, so it can be easily added to a CI installation (untested.)
Public method represent controller actions, callable through the index.php
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Constructor. Pass in the global configuration object
main method for getting report results. This method can be called as an ajax callback and return the raw data in json format, or it can display a table or graph directly. All other methods that get report results use this either directly or as an ajax call.
Search by using a graph. A brief search form is shown to allow a graph to be built. Html table results that corespond to the time range of the graph is displayed below. Regions can be selected in the graph directly which will update the table results with the new time range.
show the index page where users can select the datasource. If there's only
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Display the search form, and the report results (by default as a html table)
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I’m “the responsible one.” I was the kid my parents knew would do her homework without a nagging nudge, the classmate whose notes were as good as (and arguably better than) being in class, and the coworker who you could go to with pretty much any question or request. Read: I’m a highly organized, thorough, and detail-oriented teammate that you can rely on.
I’ve also got a passion for social impact, which I’ve channeled into a variety of professional and educational pursuits. With degrees in physics and data science, and 4 years of experience in program management, I’m excited about finding ways to leverage the technologies at our fingertips to enable the average human being to live well and create.


A workshop to reimagine and enrich the stay-at-home experience of our habitats, through the creativity of AI.
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A workshop to reimagine and enrich the stay-at-home experience of our habitats, through the creativity of AI.
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Style Transfer


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We have a saying in the science department here: students lack mental stamina. They are faced with problems, and instead of working together to find an answer, they give up entirely. “This is too hard” and “I don’t know, so I’m not going to do it” are frequent responses when I assign something that requires thought. It takes a lot patience to work with repeat offenders, but I have to strike that perfect balance between gentleness and a firm disposition.
That is not an easy task for me.
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A non-negotiable in my class is that students move toward independent learning and thinking. I love to see the struggle on a student’s face as they put their frontal lobe through a workout to solve a problem. The light bulb coming on is one of the most satisfying things that can happen during my day. What really makes me nervous, though, is when the bulb dims and flirts with extinguishing permanently.
I think a flipped class accentuates this problem. I present the class with information, and they are responsible for its consumption. A video to watch, an article to read, maybe some notes to take. To move to deeper thought, I have found (with my students) that building a basis for discussion is preferable to throwing them in headfirst. After that initial stage, we can move into the fun stuff…debates, discussions, videos, writing, creating.
I do not know if there is a term for what I am experiencing now…maybe active reluctance is the best way to put it. Some are choosing not to adequately consume the initial information, and they are having a very hard time making the deeper connections. That turns into frustration and resentment, which has turned out to be a toxic feeling. I found today, right before a quiz, that about half of one of my classes does not feel like I am doing my job, which was a tough blow. Again, a gentle, but firm response was needed.
I still gave the quiz. I understand frustration, and I understand that my class is totally different than every other class they take.
I also understand that our choices have consequences. I did not bring the issue up after the quiz…it would not have helped ebb the frustration. Glancing through the papers, the majority of them looked okay, so I still have to decide how I will address their concerns next week.
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I want to be someone’s hero. I am completely comfortable saying that I hope to inspire one person over the course of my career. But, I am realizing more and more that we have a significant responsibility to be both a hero and a villain. One cannot exist without the other. The growth of a hero is spurned by the actions of a villain.
I make choices every day that could upset some learners. But, it is also my responsibility to turn around and make it into a positive learning experience, and that is what I am experiencing now. As we run out of days in the school year, I will continue to push their young minds. That means I will have to make some unpopular decisions. I can take solace in the knowledge that there is a bigger goal in place. One quiz will not make or break a school year, even though it feels like it at the time. I just pray I have enough wisdom to show that to my students.
Written on February 17th, 2012 by Brian Bennett Categorized in: All Flipclass Teaching
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This article series submits results based on the work presented in an even larger series of articles about the relationship between design patterns and category theory.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if you could assemble software from predefined building blocks? This idea is old, and has been the driving force behind object-oriented programming (OOP). In Douglas Coupland's 1995 novel Microserfs, the characters attempt to reach that goal through a project called Oop!. Lego bricks play a role as a metaphor as well.
Decades later, it doesn't look like we're much nearer that goal than before, but I believe that we'd made at least two (rectifiable) mistakes along the way:
Over the years, I've seen several attempts at reducing software development to a matter of putting things together. These attempts have invariably failed.
I believe that one of the reasons for failure is that such projects tend to aim at coarse-grained building blocks. As I explain in the Interface Segregation Principle module of my Encapsulation and SOLID Pluralsight course, granularity is a crucial determinant for your ability to create. The coarser-grained the building blocks, the harder it is to create something useful.
Most attempts at software-as-building-blocks have used big, specialised building blocks aimed at non-technical users ("Look! Create an entire web site without writing a single line of code!"). That's just like Duplo. You can create exactly what the blocks were designed for, but as soon as you try to create something new and original, you can't.
OOP is another attempt at software-as-building-blocks. In .NET (the OOP framework with which I'm most familiar) the Base Class Library (BCL) is enormous. Many of the reusable objects in the BCL are fine-grained, so at least it's often possible to put them together to create something useful. The problem with an object-oriented library like the .NET BCL, however, is that all the objects are special.
The vision was always that software 'components' would be able to 'click' together, just like Lego bricks. The BCL isn't like that. Typically, objects have nothing in common apart from the useless System.Object
base class. There's no system. In order to learn how the BCL works, you have to learn the ins and outs of every single class.
Better know a framework.
It doesn't help that OOP was never formally defined. Every time you see or hear a discussion about what 'real' object-orientation is, you can be sure that sooner or later, someone will say: "...but that's not what Alan Kay had in mind."
What Alan Kay had in mind is still unclear to me, but it seems safe to say that it wasn't what we have now (C++, Java, C#).
While we (me included) have been on an a thirty-odd year long detour around object-orientation, I don't think all is lost. I still believe that a Lego-brick-like system exists for software development, but I think that it's a system that we have to discover instead of invent.
As I already covered in the introductory article, category theory does, in fact, discuss 'objects'. It's not the same type of object that you know from C# or Java, but some of them do consist of data and behaviour - monoids, for example, or functors. Such object are more like types than objects in the OOP sense.
Another, more crucial, difference to object-oriented programming is that these objects are lawful. An object is only a monoid if it obeys the monoid laws. An object is only a functor if it obeys the functor laws.
Such objects are still fine-grained building blocks, but they fit into a system. You don't have to learn tens of thousands of specific objects in order to get to know a framework. You need to understand the system. You need to understand monoids, functors, applicatives, and a few other universal abstractions (yes: monads too).
Many of these universal abstractions were almost discovered by the Gang of Four twenty years ago, but they weren't quite in place then. Much of that has to do with the fact that functional programming didn't seem like a realistic alternative back then, because of hardware limitations. This has all changed to the better.
In the introductory article about the relationship between design patterns and category theory, you learned that some design patterns significantly overlap concepts from category theory. In this article series, we'll explore the relationships between some of the classic patterns and category theory. I'm not sure that all the patterns from Design Patterns can be reinterpreted as universal abstractions, but the following subset seems promising:
Granted, Null Object is actually not from Design Patterns, but as we shall see, it's a special case of Composite, so it fits well into that group.Some design patterns closely resemble categorical objects. This article provides an overview, whereas the next articles in the series will dive into specifics.
Next: Composite as a monoid.


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N. Korean ForeignMin: US proposed to meet in Sweden in December - KCNA
by Dhwani MehtaThe KCNA reports, cites the North Korean Foreign Ministry, as saying that the US has proposed to meet in Sweden in December.
No further details are out on the same but it likely refers to the US President Trump and North’s leader Kim Jong-Un impending meeting over the denuclearization issue.
Meanwhile, the New York Times reported earlier today -“North Korea said on Tuesday that the United States’ decision to postpone a joint military drill with South Korea was not enough of an incentive for it to return to the negotiating table, and that it would not discuss denuclearization until Washington ended its “hostile policy.”
The above article had virtually no impact on the market sentiment, which is largely driven by the US-China trade developments.


I have been using AMT as an antidepressant and anti-addictive (Methadone Cannabis Heroin; 35 mg, 1-2 g and 0-200 mg daily, respectively) for one week now. I started out insufflating 5 mg each morning, and now smoke 5-20 mg each morning. The mood elevation effect is quite strong, with a mild amphetamine-like stimulation and very noticeable sociabilizing effect. This compound greatly increases my strength and endurance at work (I'm a tree trimmer) without any loss of appetite or distracting psychedelic effects. I have not suffered any amphetamine mouth chewing or jaw clenching either.
As an anti-addictive, this compound slightly decreases withdrawal symptoms and cravings, especially the fatigue, which is the most debilitating symptom of Methadone withdrawal. I would be very interested in comparing AMT to AET, which is mentioned in TIHKAL as an effective treatment for opiate addiction. Unfortunately AET has been schedule I for about a decade and now AMT has followed.
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