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Intro
In this post, we talk about how to copy data from a parent process, to several worker processes in a multiprocessing.Pool
using global variables. Specifically, we will use class attributes, as I find this solution to be slightly more appealing then using global variables defined at the top of a file.
For those of you just joining this series, the problem we are trying to solve is follows…
Given the following class:
class IntToBitarrayConverter():
def set_bitstring_cache(self, bitstring_cache: Dict):
self.bitstring_cache = bitstring_cache
def convert(self, integer: int) -> np.ndarray:
bitstring = self.bitstring_cache[integer]
# cache the step of bitstring = format(integer, 'b')
return self._bitstring_to_ndarray(bitstring)
@staticmethod
def _bitstring_to_ndarray(bitstring) -> np.ndarray:
arr = (np.fromstring(bitstring, 'u1') - 48)
return arr
And given the following parallelization of our convert()
method using Pool
:
CACHE_SIZE = 1024 * 1024 # 1 MB
ITER_SIZE = 1000000 # 1 million
int_to_bitarr_converter = IntToBitarrayConverter()
int_to_bitarr_converter.set_bitstring_cache(
{key: format(key, 'b') for key in range(CACHE_SIZE)})
with Pool() as pool:
ndarray_bitarr_ls = pool.map(
int_to_bitarr_converter.convert,
(random.randint(0, CACHE_SIZE - 1)
for _ in range(ITER_SIZE))))
We learned that when you have an instance method with a large object bound to it, passing this method to Pool.map(...)
results in a huge performance loss due to repeated serializing/deserializing of the large object between processes.
This is what happened with our convert()
method above. In this post, we explore a solution that shows us “how to pass data to Pool of workers, and only do it once.”
A Classy Solution
The unfortunate answer to our question above is that, given the current implementation of Pool
, we need to use global variables to pass data to our workers
. Most of the interweb resources will show you this same example.
By taking a different approach, we can class this up a bit by using class attributes and a @classmethod
, with the hope that we can delicately preserve some semblance of encapsulation in our code.
Enter the ClassMethodBitarrayConverter
:
class ClassMethodBitarrayConverter(IntToBitarrayConverter):
bitstring_cache = None
@classmethod
def set_bitstring_cache(cls, bitstring_cache: Dict):
cls.bitstring_cache = bitstring_cache
@classmethod
def convert(cls, integer: int, init_return=None) -> np.ndarray:
bitstring = cls.bitstring_cache[integer]
return cls._bitstring_to_ndarray(bitstring)
We inherit from IntToBitarrayConverter
, and make three changes:
bitstring_cache
becomes a class attributeconvert()
becomes an@classmethod
set_bitstring_cache()
becomes an@classmethod
Note: What we’ve done here is essentially bundle 2 global functions, with 1 global variable, and co-locate them within the same
class
. This is quietly approaching the singleton anti-pattern, but I prefer the encapsulation here over globals, despite it being a dangerous facade…
Now, when we run the parallelized code above, because ClassMethodBitarrayConverter.convert()
and ClassMethodBitarrayConverter.bitstring_cache
are glorified globals, convert()
has access to bitstring_cache
, without any serializing/deserializing required, within each worker
Process.
Compared to the 32.5s in our previous implementation, our classy global solution runs in just 5s!
Note: If you’ve been following along, you’ll notice that this is the same performance as our sequential, non-parallelized code. This is because the
convert()
method is not CPU intensive. This is a topic for another post!
We see drastic improvements in our profiled calls to loads()
and dumps()
:
| Process | dumps() calls | dumps() time(s) | avg | loads() calls | loads() time(s) | avg |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Parent | 42 | 4.09s | .09s | 33 | 7.36s | .13s |
| 1 | 4 | 10.34s | 2.57s | 5 | .04s | .008s |
| 2 | 4 | 10.31s | 2.57s | 5 | .04s | .008s |
| 3 | 4 | 10.31s | 2.57s | 5 | .04s | .008s |
| 4 | 4 | 10.36s | 2.58s | 5 | .04s | .008s |
| 5 | 4 | 10.23s | 2.55s | 5 | .04s | .008s |
| 6 | 4 | 10.19s | 2.54s | 5 | .04s | .008s |
| 7 | 4 | 10.04s | 2.52s | 5 | .04s | .008s |
| 8 | 4 | 9.88s | 2.47s | 5 | .04s | .008s |
Mitigating Global Concerns
Our new implementation above is encapsulated within a class, which is an Object Oriented Programming take on globals. However, in my opinion it is more clean than defining a global variable within a nested scope, as some posts suggest.
Class attributes are still global variables, but at least they are encapsulated to some degree, and only available as attributes on the class, vs. anywhere. This will pay dividends down the road when trying to debug and maintain this codebase, as only modules that are dependent on this class will try to access this variable.
A Non-Global Proposal
Despite my criticism of globals for this specific usecase, the question of “whether globals are bad” does not have a well-defined answer, and is dependent on the context of usage. People also get very opinionated on this topic: see this SO post.
That said, my criticism is that Python users should not be forced to use globals, or even the global
keyword in order to use the Pool
API.
I have proposed a backwards-compatible, well-tested extension of the Pool()
API that allows for a non-globals solution to the problem of passing data to, and initializing Pool worker processes.
The code and tests are available on my github fork of CPython here
A blog post detailing the proposal, illustrated with use cases can be found here


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NOTE:
Deprecation of the technologies described here has been announced
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This document describes how to distribute Portable Native Client applications on the web, and Native Client applications through the Chrome Web Store (CWS).
Portable Native Client is enabled by default for web pages, so no separate distribution step is required. Making PNaCl a part of your web application is as simple as embedding a manifest file that points to a pexe. See the technical overview for more details.
The only constraint for distributing PNaCl modules with a web application is abiding by the Same-origin policy. The PNaCl manifest and pexe must either be served from the same domain with the HTML, or the CORS mechanism should be used to safely host them on a different domain.
NaCl modules are only allowed for applications distributed through the Chrome Web Store (CWS) The CWS requirement is in place to prevent the proliferation of Native Client executables (nexes) compiled for specific architecures (e.g., x86-32, x86-64, or ARM).
In general, the considerations and guidelines for distributing applications through the Chrome Web Store apply to applications that contain NaCl modules as well. Here are a few pointers to relevant documentation:
In this document, we’ll focus only on distribution issues specific to applications that contain NaCl modules.
A Chrome app is a special zip file (with a .crx extension) hosted in the Chrome Web Store. This file contains all of the application parts: A Chrome Web Store manifest file (manifest.json), an icon, and all of the regular Native Client application files. Refer to Chrome Apps for more information about creating a Chrome app.
As described above, to upload a Chrome app to the CWS you have to create a zip file with all the resources that your app needs, including .nexe files for multiple architectures (x86-64, x86-32, and ARM). Prior to Chrome 28, when users installed your app they had to download a .crx file from the CWS with all the included .nexe files.
Starting with Chrome 28, the Chrome Web Store includes a feature called multi-platform zip files. This feature lets you structure your application directory and zip file in a way that reduces the size of the user download package. Here’s how this feature works:
Here is how to use this feature:
Create a directory called _platform_specific
.
Put this directory at the same level where your CWS manifest file,
manifest.json
, is located.
Create a subdirectory for each specific architecture that you support, and add the files for each architecture in the relevant subdirectory.
Here is a sample app directory structure:
|-- my_app_directory/ | |-- manifest.json | |-- my_app.html | |-- my_module.nmf | +-- css/ | +-- images/ | +-- scripts/ | |-- _platform_specific/ | | |-- x86-64/ | | | |-- my_module_x86_64.nexe | | |-- x86-32/ | | | |-- my_module_x86_32.nexe | | |-- arm/ | | | |-- my_module_arm.nexe | | |-- all/ | | | |-- my_module_x86_64.nexe | | | |-- my_module_x86_64.nexe | | | |-- my_module_x86_32.nexe
Please note a few important points about the app directory structure:
The architecture-specific subdirectories:
can have arbitrary names;
must be directly under the _platform_specific
directory; and
must be listed in the CWS manifest file (see step 3 below).
You can include a fallback subdirectory that provides a download package
with all the architecture-specific files. (In the example above this
is the all/
subdirectory.) This folder is used if the user has an
earlier version of Chrome (prior to Chrome 28) that does not support
multi-platform zip files.
You cannot include any files directly in the folder
_platform_specific
. All architecture-specific files
must be under one of the architecture-specific subdirectories.
Files that are not under the _platform_specific
directory are
included in all download packages. (In the example above, that
includes my_app.html
, my_module.nmf
,
and the css/
, images/
, and scripts/
directories.)
Modify the CWS manifest file, manifest.json
, so that it specifies which
subdirectory under _platform_specific
corresponds to which architecture.
The CWS manifest file must include a new name/value pair, where the name
is platforms
and the value is an array. The array has an object for
each Native Client architecture with two name/value pairs:
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
nacl_arch |
x86-64 , x86-32 , or arm |
sub_package_path |
the path of the directory (starting
with _platform_specific ) that
contains the files for the designated
NaCl architecture |
Here is a sample manifest.json
file:
{ "name": "My Reminder App", "description": "A reminder app that syncs across Chrome browsers.", "manifest_version": 2, "minimum_chrome_version": "28", "offline_enabled": true, "version": "0.3", "permissions": [ {"fileSystem": ["write"]}, "alarms", "storage" ], "app": { "background": { "scripts": ["scripts/background.js"] } }, "icons": { "16": "images/icon-16x16.png", "128": "images/icon-128x128.png" }, "platforms": [ { "nacl_arch": "x86-64", "sub_package_path": "_platform_specific/x86-64/" }, { "nacl_arch": "x86-32", "sub_package_path": "_platform_specific/x86-32/" }, { "nacl_arch": "arm", "sub_package_path": "_platform_specific/arm/" }, { "sub_package_path": "_platform_specific/all/" } ] }
Note the last entry in the CWS manifest file above, which specifies a
sub_package_path
without a corresponding nacl_arch
. This entry
identifies the fallback directory, which is included in the download
package if the user architecture does not match any of the listed NaCl
architectures, or if the user is using an older version of Chrome that
does not support multi-platform zip files.
Modify your application as necessary so that it uses the files for the correct user architecture.
To reference architecture-specific files, use the JavaScript API
chrome.runtime.getPlatformInfo().
As an example, if you have architecture-specific files in the directories
x86-64
, x86-32
, and arm
, you can use the following JavaScript
code to create a path for the files:
function getPath(name) { return '_platform_specific/' + chrome.runtime.getPlatformInfo().nacl_arch + '/' + name; }
Test your app, create a zip file, and upload the app to the CWS as before.
Hosted and packaged applications have a “launch” parameter in the CWS manifest. This parameter is present only in apps (not extensions), and it tells Google Chrome what to show when a user starts an installed app. For example:
"launch": { "web_url": "http://mail.google.com/mail/" }
The NaCl-specific notes for a package application apply to extensions as well.
The .html file, .nmf file (Native Client manifest file), and .nexe files must be served from the same domain, and the Chrome Web Store manifest file must specify the correct, verified domain. Other files can be served from the same or another domain.
In addition, see Additional considerations for a Chrome apps.
If you want Chrome to use a Native Client module to display a particular type
of content, you can associate the MIME type of that content with the Native
Client module. Use the nacl_modules
attribute in the Chrome Web Store
manifest file to register a Native Client module as the handler for one or more
specific MIME types. For example, the bold code in the snippet below registers
a Native Client module as the content handler for the OpenOffice spreadsheet
MIME type:
{ "name": "My Native Client Spreadsheet Viewer", "version": "0.1", "description": "Open spreadsheets right in your browser.", "nacl_modules": [{ "path": "SpreadsheetViewer.nmf", "mime_type": "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.spreadsheet" }] }
The value of “path” is the location of a Native Client manifest file (.nmf) within the application directory. For more information on Native Client manifest files, see Manifest Files.
The value of “mime_type” is a specific MIME type that you want the Native Client module to handle. Each MIME type can be associated with only one .nmf file, but a single .nmf file might handle multiple MIME types. The following example shows an extension with two .nmf files that handle three MIME types.
{ "name": "My Native Client Spreadsheet and Document Viewer", "version": "0.1", "description": "Open spreadsheets and documents right in your browser.", "nacl_modules": [{ "path": "SpreadsheetViewer.nmf", "mime_type": "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.spreadsheet" }, { "path": "SpreadsheetViewer.nmf", "mime_type": "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.spreadsheet-template" }, { "path": "DocumentViewer.nmf", "mime_type": "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.text" }] }
The nacl_modules
attribute is optional—specify this attribute only if
you want Chrome to use a Native Client module to display a particular type of
content.


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extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
MenuUtil() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static void |
closeInventory(org.spongepowered.api.entity.living.player.Player player)
Closing the menu 1 tick later prevents item duping.
In order to close all other views (like books that normally don't have a close-method) a inventory-open is sent prior to closing the inventory. Note: This is not a API method and does not notify, it's to visually close a view on the client. |
static java.util.Set<IElement> |
getAllElementsAt(IMenu menu,
int page,
org.spongepowered.api.item.inventory.property.SlotPos pos)
Elements in a menu can overlap since the menu does not store or handle positional information other than pages.
|
static java.util.Optional<IElement> |
getElementAt(IMenu menu,
int page,
org.spongepowered.api.item.inventory.property.SlotPos pos)
Performs the same lookup as getElementsAtPosition, but only returns the first result in case you know that a
position does not contain more than one element at any given time.
|
static java.util.Optional<org.spongepowered.api.item.inventory.Inventory> |
getSlotByAnyMeans(org.spongepowered.api.item.inventory.Inventory inventory,
org.spongepowered.api.item.inventory.property.SlotPos pos)
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passed down to sub inventories, thus I'll make it work...
|
static void |
openInventory(org.spongepowered.api.entity.living.player.Player player,
org.spongepowered.api.item.inventory.Inventory inventory)
Open the menu 1 tick later for consistency.
Unlike closeInventory this does not open a inventory before closing, because opening a inventory always overlaps. |
public static java.util.Set<IElement> getAllElementsAt(IMenu menu, int page, org.spongepowered.api.item.inventory.property.SlotPos pos)
menu
- the menu to search for elementspage
- the page to searchpos
- the x and y coordinates to search for elementspublic static java.util.Optional<IElement> getElementAt(IMenu menu, int page, org.spongepowered.api.item.inventory.property.SlotPos pos)
menu
- the menu to search for elementspage
- the page to searchpos
- the x and y coordinates to search for elementspublic static void closeInventory(org.spongepowered.api.entity.living.player.Player player)
player
- the player to close a open view forpublic static void openInventory(org.spongepowered.api.entity.living.player.Player player, org.spongepowered.api.item.inventory.Inventory inventory)
player
- the player to open a inventory forinventory
- the inventory to displaypublic static java.util.Optional<org.spongepowered.api.item.inventory.Inventory> getSlotByAnyMeans(org.spongepowered.api.item.inventory.Inventory inventory, org.spongepowered.api.item.inventory.property.SlotPos pos)
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| BAYESERR |
Bayesian risk for 1D Gaussians and 0/1-loss.
Synopsis:
[risk,eps1,eps2,inter1] = bayeserr(model)
Description:
This function computes Bayesian risk of a classifier
with the following assumptions:
- 1/0 loss function (risk = expectation of misclassification).
- Binary classification.
- Class conditional probabilities are univariate Gaussians.
Input:
model [struct] Mixture of two univariate Gaussians.
.Mean [1x2] Mean values [Mean1 Mean2].
.Cov [1x2] Covariances [Cov1 Cov2].
.Prior [1x2] A priory probabilities.
Output:
risk [1x1] Bayesian risk for an optimal classifier.
eps1 [1x1] Integral of p(x|k=1) over x in L2, where
L2 is the area where x is classified to the 2nd class.
eps2 [1x1] Integral of p(x|k=2) over x in L1, where
L1 is the area where x is classified to the 1st class.
inter1 [1x2] or [1x4] One or two intervals describing L1.
Example:
model = struct('Mean',[0 0],'Cov',[1 0.4],'Prior',[0.4 0.6]);
figure; hold on;
h = pgmm(model,struct('comp_color',['r' 'g']));
legend(h,'P(x)','P(x|y=1)*P(y=1)','P(x|y=2)*P(y=2)');
[risk,eps1,eps2,interval] = bayeserr(model)
a = axis;
plot([interval(2) interval(2)],[a(3) a(4)],'k');
plot([interval(3) interval(3)],[a(3) a(4)],'k');
See also
BAYESDF, BAYESCLS
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is present in the character set, and getEncodingName()
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Give your Sunday lunch a flavourful twist with homemade gnocchi and Provençal vegetables.
For the gnocchi, pass the potato through a fine sieve and mix with all the other ingredients.
Season with salt and pepper and then knead into a smooth ball using the extra flour. Roll into a long sausage shape and then cut into small pillow shapes.
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How will the University of Chicago use this device?
We will use the device to test our predictions, and to attempt appliance level disaggregation.
What does the installation process involve?
Installation is quite easy! It involves only four steps. You can view these
here.
Sign me up! When can I get a device?
Home owners will be selected at random from a pool of applicants. If selected you will receive the device by mid August.
When will I have to return the device?
The device will be collected at the termination of the research, sometime in the next academic year.


Over the last few weeks at DBC, we've delved deeper and deeper into Ruby. For me personally, this has been a great introduction to object-oriented programming. In Ruby, everything is an object with particular states and methods--which allows us to manipulate the object directly. That is why we refer to Ruby as an object-oriented language. In contrast, we have functional programming which executes computations as mathematical functions. Rather than manipulating an object, it passes data through a function, giving an output.
While researching online, I tried to distinguish when either approach is appropriate. So far, it seems that object-oriented programming is best suited for situations where you have a fixed set of things you want to do (operations or methods), while functional-programming is best when you are working with (relatively) static objects or data. When performing object-oriented programming, adding methods to a Class to perform more operations may have downstream effects on other Classes that reference the Class you updated. On the other hand, with functional programming, if you were to create a new object that your function has to accommodate, there will be downstream effects on other functions.
While I think we will predominantly be working with object-oriented languages at DBC (Ruby), I'm also looking forward to learning functional programming in the future.


Hacked on 2 April 16
LuTech's effort to bring students together under the umbrella of pushing Loyola up in the rankings of open.kattis.com. We, as a group, solved as many problems as we could as fast as possible in order to gain as much collective score for Loyola as our keyboards would allow! Students came together to learn and compete, as allies and as competitors (in good fun); all while striving for the same goal… Greatness! Hopefully participants will continue to explore the platform and push us even higher in the rankings.
Hacked on 20 February 16
LuTech's excercise in hacking modern health issues through the lens of technology. We came up with tangible proposals/prototypes at the event which will be discussed with the whole group. At Loyola Hacks for Health, Loyola students came together to create real solutions to real problems that real people face every day around the world. The goal of the event was to inspire developers to continue the pursuit of social good through hacking.
A UI simplification on the process of searching for urgent care, this Locator would be a one tap stop for: finding the nearest hospital, giving you a route, contacting 911, and alerting loved ones. The goal is to simplify steps needed in an emergency situation; providing a crucial few seconds of advantage, and knowledge that one button is all you need to press to get help. Further, the application is accessible from the lock screen. So if someone is incapacitated, a bystander can perform all these functions for them without issue. Potentially saving a life, and definitely providing loved ones some crucial information regarding the status of their relative.
DrTxt is a Slackbot that was created to give users an interactive way to get helpful medical information about their current condition, and to give them next steps to take in order to help them get the help the treatment they need. It uses a web-scraper to grab information from the Mayo Clinic's database of diseases (for demonstration purposes). DrTxt is envisioned as a conversational bot that calms the user as it delivers information in a more personal way than the alternatives.
An application to schedule appointments with health care providers AND review appointments with patients. This take on an appointment scheduler is fully functional. It supports password protected accounts for both patients requesting appointments and doctors making their time available to patients. There are many applications for such a quickly implemented system, especially for pro-bono time from doctors.
A truly accessible counceling platform. Friendly is a forum. Designed with anonymity in mind. To provide mental health care without social pressures. Friendly envisions a platform where you can sign up, and chat in protected forums with healthcare professionals, avoiding "trolls" and creating a safe space. Potentially, friendly would like to allow people to video chat or communicate non-anonymously once they feel comfortable with their situation and their peers.
There are applications that help you schedule medicines. There are also applications that warn of possible interactions between them. Medsapp is an apache cordova app that integrates both into a cross platform simplified view designed to make medicine a little safer. Can you take that aspirin? This app warns you when a medicine you are about to take interacts with a medicine's active ingredient that is still lingering in your body.
A one stop shop for all things medical. Find a practicioner near you, call 911, learn about your symptoms, all from a single app with simple workflow. Many solutions provide these features individually, but it makes sense to have these related interests on a single platform such that they can interweave. Use medifast to find a practitioner who knows about your symptoms, a hospital that is well rated, and largely, to give users access to medical help - fast.
Hacked on 7 November 15
LuTech's exercise in framing the issue of hunger through the lens of technology. We will come up with tangible proposals/prototypes at the event which will be discussed with the whole group. With Loyola Hacks for Hunger, Loyola students will come together to create real solutions to real problems that face people around the city and around the world every day. Through an interdisciplinary approach, Loyola Hacks for Hunger will be a fun, collaborative, constructive event.
A web application designed to bring fun to both the process of learning to garden and grow food as well as learn to code. This project is aimed at creating a game that allows students to learn to grow their own potatoes while competing against their fellow students in other classes and even other schools in both the growing of their potato as well as coding challenges. When students achieve certain milestones in both their coding and their individual potato's growth, they will be rewarded with things like recipes named after local chefs who sponsor the cause and donate a recipe related to potatoes. The Great Potato Race is a fun, exciting and educational project to get involved in both sustainability and learning to code.
FoodQ is a platform and system designed to address the issue of leftover food that many businesses have at the end of the day. The goal is to distribute the left over food to local organizations that give food to those experiencing hunger. FoodQ will not only just be a platform where vendors can list their leftovers, but it will also attempt to distribute the leftover food in the best and most efficient way possible. It may not be best to give 100 bagels to an organization that can only reasonably expect to use 50 before the product spoils. Likewise, FoodQ will attempt to direct fresh produce to organizations that are low on supplies in that area as well as direct baked goods to organizations in need of that particular resource at the time, etc.
Food With Care is designed to tackle the issue of the immediate food needs of someone experiencing hunger. Food With Care will distribute physical kiosk stations where those without access to connected technology can find out where they can go in that moment to be fed. It will direct users to the nearest available community/soup kitchen or a local partner willing to provide a meal. The kiosk will also serve another purpose as an information station to those experiencing hunger and homelessness so that they can see what resources they have access to in both the short and long term.
Hacked on 17 October 15
LuTech's exercise in community-driven hacking. In collaboration with Loyola University Chicago's Institute of Environmental Sustainability, Loyola students came together to hack together prototype solutions to Chicago sustainability issues. Topics tackled included city biking, city walking, and building energy consumption. Participants used open city data to create real solutions for real problems in Chicago.
A Java application calculates the best possible time for large buildings to transition from heating to cooling their facilities. Flip the Switch saves organizations money by checking years of past weather data, comparing it to contemporary forcasts, stripping out anomolous data to find the most responsible day to transition heating and air systems. Flip the Switch eliminates the guess work that often takes place when large buildings go through the costly process of transitioning heating and air systems, potentially limiting heating and cooling energy usage on a huge scale.
A Javascript application that finds the nearest Chicago city bike rack to a given address. BikeRack is an elegant solution to a non-trivial problem Chicagoans face every day. The BikeRack team used open city data of bike rack locations in Chicago to calculate and find the closest bike rack to a given location. BikeRack is a web-based solution that takes a simple calculation with interesting city data, and opens it up for use by anyone looking to make their daily commute more eco-friendly, check the bike-friendliness of a given neighborhood, or plan out a day's bike ride.
A Javascript application that gamifies walking around the city of Chicago. Walk Chicago uses open zip-code boundary data to make discovering new areas in Chicago fun, presenting the user with a map of the city that remains blank until a zip-code has been walked into. Entire zip-codes pop into the user's map as they discover them, making discovering new parts of the city a gamified challenge. The Walk Chicago team set out to encourage shorter commutes to be walked, decongesting traffic and helping people rediscover the joys of walking around Chicago.


"Oh, wow. The entire Harry Potter series on DVD."
"You know, I watched this for the first time just a few months ago."
"I don’t really get the hype."
"Do you want to keep checking out?"
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Hello! I am Colin Allen, a 22-year-old software developer from Goleta, California. Online, I go by the alias "Mator", which is pronounced "Mah-tore".
I have been building software for over 3 years now, and I am a very passionate developer. I learned to program early 2013 when I wanted to make a Skyrim mod and realized I could save a lot of time by automating it. Since then I have participated and won several hackathons, developed various projects, and learned over a dozen programming languages. Today, I live and breathe software.
I am greatly motivated by the ways in which software can help people. Good software can save people a lot of time and effort, and allow them to accomplish things that would not otherwise be possible. I like knowing that the software I have built has made some impact on people's lives.
Beyond the realm of software development, I enjoy cooking, teaching, backpacking, creative writing, watching anime, listening to music, playing video games, and spending time with my cats.
I cook all my own meals using fresh ingredients, and have a persistent obsession with pasta. I can cook over a dozen different sauces, and usually eat pasta at least 3 times a week. I don't eat candy, cake, ice cream, or soft drinks. Weird, huh? :P
I've tutored both math and computer science. I really enjoy teaching people, and feel that describing things and processes comes second nature to me. Unlike many software developers, I actually enjoy writing documentation. (no, really!)
I'll probably update this page with more information sometime soon, but this seems like a good start. I hope you enjoy my website and take the time to look around my portfolio a bit.
Thanks,
Mator // Colin


WITNESS LIST Finance Committee April 17, 2001 -11:30A SB 1341 FOR: Balaum, David Major (Travis County Sheriff's Office), Austin, TX Biscoe, Sam Travis County Judge (Travis County Commissioners Court), Austin, TX Dinwiddie, Dinah Executive Manager (Travis County), Austin, TX Richards, Dan T. Chief Deputy Sheriff (Sheriff Margo L. Frasier), Austin, TX Velaquez, Sally (Webb, Willacy & Zapata County), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Allison, Jim General Counsel (County Judges & Commissioner's Association of Texas), Austin, TX Garcia, Joe A. (El Paso County), Austin, TX Mendez, Mark Assistant County Administrator (Tarrant County Commissioners Court), Hurst, TX Mitchell, Seth Bexar County Intergovernmental Services (Bexar County), Fair Oaks Ranch, TX Pardue, Craig Governmental Affairs (Dallas County), Dallas, TX SB 1649 Registering, but not testifying: On: Millwee, Tom State Coordinator (Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX SB 1650 Registering, but not testifying: On: Millwee, Tom State Coordinator (Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX SB 1725 FOR: Hornick, Charles Field Representative (ECO), Aledo, TX King, Robert J. Lobbyst/Representative (Mehanex, Encorp), Austin, TX Schmitz de Fernandez, Katie Fuel Cell Industry (DCH Technology), Houston, TX Smothers, W.C. "Dub" Retired (Textile Maintenance Association of Texas), Boerne, TX ON: Appleby, A. John Professor & Director (Texas A&M University), Bryan, TX SJR 44 ON: Burck, Dan Chancellor, U.T. System (University of Texas System), Austin, TX Faulkner, Larry R. President (University of Texas at Austin), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Smothers, W.C. "Dub" Ritired (Textile Maintenance Association of Texas (TMAT)), Boerne, TX On: Franklin, Charles Up & CFU - U.T. Austin (UT Austin), Austin, TX


Teen pupil dies at Northland school
Staff and students of a Northland school are reeling after the death of a 13-year-old female student at the kura.
The tragedy happened at Kamo Intermediate School on Monday and was understood to have followed athletics training.
Other details are unknown and the Coroner has been notified.
The Northern Advocate understands the girl - whose name has yet to be released - collapsed in the presence of other students.
The school referred all queries to board chairman Paul Cross, who confirmed the death and said the student recently participated in the AIMS Game in the Bay of Plenty.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with her family. The emotions are reasonably pretty raw. We've had fantastic support from the ministry and the wider community," he said.
The school cancelled its athletics finals event planned to be held yesterday.
Police said officers were called to Whangārei Hospital on Monday evening following the sudden death of a 13-year-old.
Victim Support has been offered to the girl's family, police said.
President of the Te Tai Tokerau Principals' Association, Pat Newman, said the school would be going through hell and that teachers would feel like someone in their family had passed away.
"Schools in Te Tai Tokerau are in full support of Kamo Intermediate School and its community. We are so sorry about what they are going through at the moment.
"We know they'll be handling the situation with aroha, love, and care. They will also have great support from the ministry's crisis team," he said.
The Ministry of Education has a traumatic incident team that provides support to manage an incident or crisis. It confirmed the team had been deployed to assist.


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You have a single fat jar file DepCon.jar
. Run this application using the command below,
java -jar DepCon.jar
When run the application will create a directory data
where the embedded database files will be saved.
You may set the following DepCon specific Java properties in a file DepCon.properties
in the config
directory relative to where DepCon.jar resides.
| Property Name | Description | Note |
|---|---|---|
| depcon.listener.port | listener port number | Optional [default: 10080] |
| depcon.network.security | set to true to enable TLS transport | Optional [default: false] |
| depcon.keystore.filename | Java keystore file name for TLS support | Conditional [when TLS is enabled] |
| depcon.keystore.password | Password for the Java keystore file | Conditional [when TLS is enabled] |
| depcon.ignore.artifacts.from | Comma separated list of group ids to ignore | Optional |
DepCon enforces HTTP Basic Authorization to authenticate users. You can use the below command to create users. (The below assumes you are running the command in the directory where DepCon.jar is present).
java -cp DepCon.jar net.dollmar.svc.depcon.utils.CreateUser
Answer few questions and user identities will be created in a file config/users.dat
.
Note: You are now able to set user roles. The only role that is relevant at the moment is 'super-user'. Users having this role will be able to remove Applications and associated details from the database.
There are two ways you may upload an application's dependency files.
Select the Import Dependency List
from the right-hand side pane of the Web GUI. On the form that is presented enter your application name and verison and then click on the Choose file
button to select the dependency list file you have created. Finally click on the large green coloured Upload
button.
You may use cUrl to upload your application's dependency file by using a command like below:
curl -u <user-name>:<password> -F app_name=<application-name> -F app_version=<app-version> -F dep_file=@<dependency-list-file-name> <DepCon-URL>/import
where you must replace the values within angle brackets (<..>
) with correct and valid values.
This application is free to use by anyone without any restrcition and is released as a open source software under Apache License Version 2.0. Please browse to https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 for details of the provisions of this license.


GitHub, Inc., a subsidiary of Microsoft, provides hosting for software development and version control using Git. It offers the distributed version control and source code management functionality of Git, plus its own features
What other features?
It's Free
Those magical words everyone wants to hear! Yes GitHub offers basic services free of charge. Yes It has its commercial version but the basic services are enough for a developer to work with
It's Collaborative
A certain number of people can be invited to share a repository and they can collaborate on it by push their own code and pull others' to and from the repository.
It's like a library for coders!
Users can visit public repositories of other developers for references, headhunting, etc....
What its interface looks like?
Why use GitHub?
It's a form of static storage that is collaborative and can update in real time the scripts for your projects. Its fully integrated with Git so pushing and Pulling from your local device is easy!


Before Change
batch_states, batch_actions, batch_targets = [], [], []
total_rewards = []
for step_idx, exp in enumerate(exp_source):
selector.epsilon = max(EPSILON_STOP, EPSILON_START - step_idx / EPSILON_STEPS)
batch_states.append(exp.state)
batch_actions.append(exp.action)
batch_targets.append(calc_target(tgt_net.target_model, exp.reward, exp.last_state))
if len(batch_states) == BATCH_SIZE:
optimizer.zero_grad()
states_v = Variable(torch.from_numpy(np.array(batch_states, dtype=np.float32)))
net_q_v = net(states_v)
target_q = net_q_v.data.numpy().copy()
target_q[range(BATCH_SIZE), batch_actions] = batch_targets
target_q_v = Variable(torch.from_numpy(target_q))
loss_v = mse_loss(net_q_v, target_q_v)
loss_v.backward()
optimizer.step()
// clear batch
batch_states.clear()
batch_actions.clear()
batch_targets.clear()
new_rewards = exp_source.pop_total_rewards()
if new_rewards:
reward = new_rewards[0]
total_rewards.append(reward)
mean_rewards = float(np.mean(total_rewards[-100:]))
print("%d: reward: %6.2f,\tmean_100: %6.2f,\tepsilon: %.2f" % (step_idx, reward, mean_rewards, selector.epsilon))
writer.add_scalar("reward", reward, step_idx)
writer.add_scalar("reward_100", mean_rewards, step_idx)
writer.add_scalar("epsilon", selector.epsilon, step_idx)
if mean_rewards > 195:
print("Solved in %d steps!" % step_idx)
break
if step_idx % TARGET_STEPS == 0:
tgt_net.sync()
writer.close()
pass
After Change
continue
// sample batch
batch = replay_buffer.sample(BATCH_SIZE)
batch_states = [exp.state for exp in batch]
batch_actions = [exp.action for exp in batch]
batch_targets = [calc_target(net, exp.reward, exp.last_state)
for exp in batch]
// train
optimizer.zero_grad()


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Connect to the Database
In order to take full advantage of this tutorial, it is strongly recommended that you install the db2auth plug-in first.
Part 2 and 3 of this workshop will take you through the steps necessary for installation.
Steps:
- Once you have installed the plug-in, connect to the database where the authorization information is installed, using the db2auth administrator account, as you specified in the db2auth_key.txt file.


GROSSE POINTE BLANK A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1997 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: GROSSE POINTE BLANK is not sure if it wants to be a deep allegory or a comedic action film. John Cusack plays a freelance assassin-for- hire who returns home to attend his ten-year high school reunion and rekindles the romance he walked out on a decade before. The dialogue is smooth but neither it nor the characters nor the plot seem to be believable for any place in this solar system. Rating: low +1 (-4 to +4) New York Critics: 12 positive, 2 negative, 2 mixed
The last film I saw with such hip yet unrealistic dialog had Kenneth Branagh looking for revenge on his own uncle for the murder of his father. This is another smoothly written but violent tale of a man in his twenties dressed in black who is seeking something different in his life, but there the resemblance ends. John Cusack is Martin Blank, who has been out of high school for ten years, the last five of which he has been a professional assassin. Like Sam Spade he works out of a dingy office where he is tended by a mothering secretary. It might have been fun to see a steamy relationship between him and his secretary, but I think that the American public might not have been ready for that given that his secretary was played by sister Joan Cusack. Martin's profession throughout is treated almost as just another job. His chief competitor is Mr. Grocer (Dan Aykroyd) a cheerful killer who is trying to organize all the assassins and hit men into a sort of a union so they could do less work for more money, but would have to attend meetings.
At the near insistence of his secretary he decides to attend his ten-year class reunion in the posh Detroit suburb of Grosse Pointe. Reticent at first, he decides he will combine questionable business with dubious pleasure by performing a contract hit in the same area. So off he goes to the reunion, but one of his first stops is to see his old girl friend Debi Newberry (Minnie Driver) who now is best known in Grosse Pointe as the host of a local radio program, making strange elliptical comments on the music. When the two of them get together, it is going to be a bizarre weekend.
Of course, bizarre is the word for Martin and just about everybody he knows. To anybody who asks what he does for a living, Martin very openly admits he kills people. The response is always a quip and at first it seems that nobody is taking him very seriously. However, when he kills somebody late in the film, a high school buddy very matter- of-factly helps him dispose of the body apparently without giving it a second thought, as if he was helping Martin change a tire. Often there seems to be logic missing in the plot, but then plot frequently seems to be only a vessel for the clever dialogue. Not that what people say makes sense all the time either. The dialogue, like that in PULP FICTION, is stylized, but somehow it never has the same spark and sometimes just seems to be forced filler. "What do you want in your omelet?" "Nothing." "Well, that technically is not an omelet." The line is neither accurate, realistic, nor funny. But what can we expect from a production company called "Caravan Pictures," and whose logo is a solitary man walking down a road? Unlike in PULP FICTION we feel we are listening in on people who are all style and no substance.
Some of the films better moments occur when the two Cusacks (John and Joan--actually there are at least two more in the credits) play off of each other. It perhaps gives us a feel for what it must have been like in the Cusack household. The screenplay credits John for some of the writing, though it might well be for ad libbed quips. Minnie Driver has a little less of the likable quality she generally exudes due to being just a bit too smooth, much like her father, played by Mitchell Ryan. (Ryan, incidentally, has the distinction of playing in three unrelated major films showing at the same time--THE DEVIL'S OWN and LIAR LIAR.) Alan Arkin has a small part as Martin's analyst, but comes off the most humane as the only person who seems really disturbed by the fact that Martin kills people.
Like most its characters GROSSE POINT BLANK is uneven, hard to believe, occasionally funny, but has too much style and not enough substance. These are people who are thinking more about their next clever comment than they are about killing. The film is entertaining, but its flippant attitude toward murder leaves a bad taste. The film gets a low +1 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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The test fixture for testing class Aluminium. More...
#include <aluminium_test.h>
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The test fixture for testing class Aluminium.


Preface
Welcome
- Write your program in an expressive language with a good proof theory (the Gallina language embedded in Coq's logic).
- Prove it correct in Coq.
- Extract it to ML and compile it with an optimizing ML compiler.
- Study Software Foundations Volume 1 (Logical Foundations), and do the exercises!
- Study the Hoare and Hoare2 chapters of Software Foundations Volume 2 (Programming Language Foundations), and do the exercises!
- Study the Sort, SearchTree, and ADT chapters of Software Foundations Volume 3 (Verified Functional Algorithms), and do the exercises!
Practicalities
System Requirements
- opam update (as necessary)
- opam install coq-vst.2.10 (this will take 30 minutes or more)
Downloading the Coq Files
Installation
Exercises
- One star: easy exercises that underscore points in the text
and that, for most readers, should take only a minute or two.
Get in the habit of working these as you reach them.
- Two stars: straightforward exercises (five or ten minutes).
- Three stars: exercises requiring a bit of thought (ten
minutes to half an hour).
- Four and five stars: more difficult exercises (half an hour and up).
Recommended Citation Format
@book {Appel:SF5,
author = {Andrew W. Appel, Lennart Beringer, and Qinxiang Cao},
editor = {Benjamin C. Pierce},
title = "Verifiable C",
series = "Software Foundations",
volume = "5",
year = "2022",
publisher = "Electronic textbook",
note = {Version 1.2.1, \URL{http://softwarefoundations.cis.upenn.edu} },
}
For Instructors and Contributors
Thanks
Check for the right version of VST
Require Import Coq.Strings.String.
Open Scope string.
Require Import VST.veric.version. (* If this line fails, it means
you don't have a VST installed. *)
Definition release_needed := "2.10".
Goal release = release_needed.
reflexivity ||
let need := constr:(release_needed) in let need := eval hnf in need in
let rel := constr:(release) in let rel := eval hnf in rel in
fail "The wrong version of VST is installed. You have VST version"
rel "but this version of 'Software Foundations Volume 5: Verifiable C'"
"demands version" need ". If possible, install VST version" need
"using the Coq Platform or using opam. Or, if not from Coq Platform or opam,"
"for instructions about building VST from source and accessing that version, see the README file in this directory."
"Or, instead of installing VST" need ","
"if you want to proceed using VST version" rel ","
"then edit the Definition release_needed in Preface.v".
Abort.
Require Import ZArith.
Local Open Scope Z_scope.
Require VC.stack. (* If this line fails, do 'make stack.vo' *)
Goal VC.stack.Info.bitsize = VST.veric.version.bitsize.
reflexivity ||
let b1 := constr:(VST.veric.version.bitsize) in let b1 := eval compute in b1 in
let b2 := constr:(VC.stack.Info.bitsize) in let b2 := eval compute in b2 in
fail "Your installed VST is configured to verify C programs compiled with"
b1 "bit pointers,"
"but the .c files in the local directory have been clightgen'ed as if compiled with"
b2 "bit pointers."
"You can fix this by executing the shell command, "
"bash cfiles-bitsize" b1 " to install the properly configured clightgen outputs."
"It is not necessary to have clightgen installed".
Abort.
(* 2022-08-28 09:48 *)
Open Scope string.
Require Import VST.veric.version. (* If this line fails, it means
you don't have a VST installed. *)
Definition release_needed := "2.10".
Goal release = release_needed.
reflexivity ||
let need := constr:(release_needed) in let need := eval hnf in need in
let rel := constr:(release) in let rel := eval hnf in rel in
fail "The wrong version of VST is installed. You have VST version"
rel "but this version of 'Software Foundations Volume 5: Verifiable C'"
"demands version" need ". If possible, install VST version" need
"using the Coq Platform or using opam. Or, if not from Coq Platform or opam,"
"for instructions about building VST from source and accessing that version, see the README file in this directory."
"Or, instead of installing VST" need ","
"if you want to proceed using VST version" rel ","
"then edit the Definition release_needed in Preface.v".
Abort.
Require Import ZArith.
Local Open Scope Z_scope.
Require VC.stack. (* If this line fails, do 'make stack.vo' *)
Goal VC.stack.Info.bitsize = VST.veric.version.bitsize.
reflexivity ||
let b1 := constr:(VST.veric.version.bitsize) in let b1 := eval compute in b1 in
let b2 := constr:(VC.stack.Info.bitsize) in let b2 := eval compute in b2 in
fail "Your installed VST is configured to verify C programs compiled with"
b1 "bit pointers,"
"but the .c files in the local directory have been clightgen'ed as if compiled with"
b2 "bit pointers."
"You can fix this by executing the shell command, "
"bash cfiles-bitsize" b1 " to install the properly configured clightgen outputs."
"It is not necessary to have clightgen installed".
Abort.
(* 2022-08-28 09:48 *)


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Global Functions in Global Namespace C++
in Sourcefile mapping.h
- uno_getMapping
- extern "C"
void uno_getMapping(
-
| virtual |
abstract |
const |
volatile |
template |
static |
inline |
C-linkage |
| NO |
NO |
NO |
NO |
NO |
NO |
NO |
YES |
- Summary
Gets an interface mapping from one environment to another.
- Parameters
| ppMapping |
mapping; existing mapping will be released
|
| pFrom |
source environment
|
| pTo |
destination environment
(interfaces resulting in mapInterface() call can be used
in this language environment)
|
| pAddPurpose |
additional purpose of mapping (e.g., protocolling); defaults to 0 (none)
|
- uno_getMappingByName
- extern "C"
void uno_getMappingByName(
-
| virtual |
abstract |
const |
volatile |
template |
static |
inline |
C-linkage |
| NO |
NO |
NO |
NO |
NO |
NO |
NO |
YES |
- Summary
Gets an interface mapping from one language environment to another by corresponding environment
type names.
- Parameters
| ppMapping |
mapping; existing mapping will be released
|
| pFrom |
source environment type name
|
| pTo |
destination environment type name
(interfaces resulting in mapInterface() call can be used
in this language environment)
|
| pAddPurpose |
additional purpose of mapping (e.g., protocolling); defaults to 0 (none)
|
- uno_registerMapping
- extern "C"
void uno_registerMapping(
-
| virtual |
abstract |
const |
volatile |
template |
static |
inline |
C-linkage |
| NO |
NO |
NO |
NO |
NO |
NO |
NO |
YES |
- Summary
Registers a mapping. A mapping registers itself on first acquire and revokes itself on last
release. The given freeMapping function is called by the runtime to cleanup any resources.
- Parameters
| ppMapping |
inout mapping to be registered
|
| freeMapping |
called by runtime to delete mapping
|
| pFrom |
source environment
|
| pTo |
destination environment
|
| pAddPurpose |
additional purpose string; defaults to 0
|
- uno_registerMappingCallback
- extern "C"
void uno_registerMappingCallback(
| uno_getMappingFunc |
pCallback ); |
| virtual |
abstract |
const |
volatile |
template |
static |
inline |
C-linkage |
| NO |
NO |
NO |
NO |
NO |
NO |
NO |
YES |
- Summary
Registers a callback being called each time a mapping is demanded.
- Parameters
| pCallback |
callback function
|
- uno_revokeMapping
- extern "C"
void uno_revokeMapping(
-
| virtual |
abstract |
const |
volatile |
template |
static |
inline |
C-linkage |
| NO |
NO |
NO |
NO |
NO |
NO |
NO |
YES |
- Summary
Revokes a mapping. A mapping registers itself on first acquire and revokes itself on last
release.
- Parameters
| pMapping |
mapping to be revoked
|
- uno_revokeMappingCallback
- extern "C"
void uno_revokeMappingCallback(
| uno_getMappingFunc |
pCallback ); |
| virtual |
abstract |
const |
volatile |
template |
static |
inline |
C-linkage |
| NO |
NO |
NO |
NO |
NO |
NO |
NO |
YES |
- Summary
Revokes a mapping callback registration.
- Parameters
| pCallback |
callback function
|
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Spoilers: New Hollyoaks romance revealed for Damon as he's released from prison?
Damon Kinsella (Jacob Roberts) was sent to prison for fraud in Hollyoaks after he used the money from Maxine Minniver’s (Nikki Sanderson) trust fund in order to allow his wife to live out what he believed to be her final few weeks in bliss. He makes a return to the village in the coming episodes, but could there be a surprise new romance in store for the young man?
Damon’s world came crashing down several months ago when he discovered that Maxine had been lying about being terminally ill.
After spending the best part of a year believing that she was dying, learning otherwise was undoubtedly a bit of a shock, but he had little to time to process the news, as he was sentenced to serve time in prison for spending the trust fund money on holidays and gifts for Maxine.
In the coming episodes, Damon returns to the village — and he’s not the only one either, as his release coincides with Maxine’s arrival back in Chester.
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However, it would appear as if Damon might be offered the chance at romance with another Hollyoaks favourite, as — after setting her sights on him for the first time since his sentencing — Maxine is shocked to see Liberty (Jessamy Stoddart) in his company, and she’s being overtly flirtatious too. As a result, Maxine believes that they’re dating.
Her theory might not be wrong either as, later in the pub, Liberty kisses Damon — and Brody (Adam Woodward) and Scott (Ross Adams) are speechless as a result. Mind you, so is Damon!
The events which lead to Liberty kissing Damon are unknown, but could this perhaps be the start of something very special?
If so, how will Maxine feel about it?
One to watch: Monday 25th November at 7pm on E4.


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