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Fans Demand Sirino Ban After Makola Sanctioning
by SL SocialFollowing the PSL's six-month sanction for Mpho Makola, fans have taken to social media to make their voices heard over an incident involving Mamelodi Sundowns star Gaston Sirino. Check it out!
The Cape Town City star was recently charged after the PSL came the conclusion that "Bibo" had assaulted referee Abongile Tom during the Cape Town club's Telkom Knockout clash against Kaizer Chiefs last month.
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Since the news broke, fans have reacted by taking to social media, and not just for the incident involving Makola.
Earlier this year, Downs faced SuperSport United in an MTN8 clash, and tempers flared during the hotly contested Tshwane Derby. With Masandawana crashing out of the tournament, the Uruguayan was seen slapping Dean Furman and Clayton Daniels.
Some supporters on social media thus feel that Sirino needs to be cited for his actions too.
Check it out!
Do you think Sirino should also receive a ban of some sort?


On the Define featured services page, you can decide which services you want to highlight or promote on the marketplace home page. After selecting the desired marketplace from the Marketplace list, you first define how the services are displayed on the marketplace home page:
Use the By selecting the featured services option to individually select the services that you want to promote on the marketplace home page. You can specify how many and which services are to be displayed. By defining the sequence of the services, you can also rank them, putting, for example, the most attractive offering to the very beginning of the home page.
For a step-by-step description on how to select and rank the services, see below.
They are grouped by the first three categories that are defined for the marketplace and listed in the order in which they were created. The most recently created service comes first. The categories filter the services and subscriptions for the visitors of the marketplace. The tag cloud for filtering the services is not available.
You can choose to display services and subscriptions on your marketplace home page irrespective of whether categories are enabled or disabled for the marketplace. The By grouping services and subscriptions by category option overrides the Category feature that can be defined or updated when creating or updating a marketplace.
If you choose to display services and subscriptions on your home page, it is recommended that the URL of the remote interface of the applications underlying the services is specified in the technical service definition. In addition, it is recommended that a customer organization can subscribe only once to a service. For details on the corresponding attributes that can be defined in the technical service definition XML file, refer to the Technology Provider's Guide.
To select and rank services:
To move a service from one list to the other, click the service and click Add or Remove, respectively. To move all services from one list to the other, click Add All or Remove All, respectively.
Be aware of the following:
Click the service you want to move to a different position in the list. To move a service one position up or down in the list, click Up or Down, respectively. To move a service to the beginning or end of the list, click Top or Bottom, respectively.
The most recently created services to fill the list with services that have been defined most recently. This option is set by default.
The services in alphabetical order (A-Z) to fill the list with services in alphabetical order starting with A.
The best rated services to fill the list with services that have received the best ratings. This option is available only if the rating and review feature is switched on for the marketplace. If you choose this option and the rating and review feature is switched off later, the list is filled with the most recently created services.
No other services to leave the list of featured services smaller than you defined it in step 2 above.
Visitors of the marketplace will see the services in the defined sequence the next time they log in to the marketplace or refresh their Web browser. Some users may not see all of the services, if they are members of organizational units for which the service visibility has been restricted accordingly.


May 3, 2015
Gender diversity in tech has been a hot topic for a few years now, but I don't think racial diversity in tech has been focused on nearly as much.
According to The Verge, blacks hold only 1% of technology jobs at AirBnB. Nationally, black and Hispanic workers make up just 12 and 16% of the US workforce. I think the lack of racial diversity in tech is a problem tied to a greater issue: the oppressive socio-political structures that have shaped our society. There are a myriad of consequences from these socio-political structures: crumbling educational systems, low opportunity, class isolation, crime and violence. Even cultural and societal segregation. How many kids from low-income families do you think have future opportunities to study computer science? How many have heard of it? Studying computer science is a privilege that should belong to everyone, regardless of class or race.
As a half-Filipino, I am also aware that Asian-Americans are classified as "more privileged" than other minority groups. They are often stereotyped as straight-A, perfectionist students. While it's true that you might see more Chinese, Korean, and Indian students than other minority groups in computer science programs, it's not necessarily the case for Chinese-American, Vietnamese-American, or Korean-American students. Or what about Americans with Cambodian, Laotian, and Indonesian backgrounds? Do you think they all come from upper-class families? It's a tough thing to write about because there really isn't a lot of data out there. We are prone to making dangerous assumptions, or accepting the status-quo.
In conclusion, I think the best we can do is support organizations that help low-opportunity students break into the industry. Some of them are listed below. Please donate. They are awesome!
If you know of similar organizations, please let me know and I'll add them to my list!


full - always full device
If your system does not have /dev/full created already, it can be created
with the following commands:
mknod -m 666 /dev/full c 1 7
chown root:root /dev/full
The file /dev/full has major device number 1 and minor device number 7.
Writes to the /dev/full device fail with an ENOSPC
error. This can be used to test how a program handles disk-full errors.
Reads from the /dev/full device will return \0
characters.
Seeks on /dev/full will always succeed.
mknod(1), null(4), zero(4)
This page is part of release 5.05 of the Linux man-pages project. A
description of the project, information about reporting bugs, and the latest
version of this page, can be found at https://www.kernel.org/doc/man-pages/.


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Staff joining an organisation under TUPE (Transfer of Undertakings, Protection of Employment ) must have their terms and conditions carefully managed to ensure both legal and business rule compliance. The current approach is labour intensive, manual only, imprecise and requires HR experts for all activities.
Create a prototype to see how (and if) a Digital model could enhance the way that Terms and Conditions are managed.
- Minimise legal risk due to mishandling of employee Terms and Conditions
- Role-based access to menus and content
- Make Key Terms and Conditions information easily available
- Test and api - Terms and Conditions as a service
- Reduction in cost of the HR Terms and Conditions processes
- Opportunity to collaborate with other departments and organisations during transitions
The prototype is still under construction. Further details to follow.


We use the Mandrill addon to provide the SMTP server, and the Postgres addon for our database.
The frontend is HTML and Javascript, using Pure and a bit of CSS for layout. The frontend uses a simple JSON API to send requests to the server for validation.
API
The client sends PUT /candidates/
with the URL to verify and the details.
- If the URL passes the tests, the server creates (or updates) the candidate's record in the database, returns
202 Accepted
and send an email to us with the candidate's details. - If the URL fails the tests, the server returns
502 Bad Gateway
(the candidate's web service under test is kinda like a gateway), with a list of errors.
We try to provide all the errors at once rather than just the first, to make it easier to fix everything before resubmitting.


Man, 26, facing firearm charges after police seize pistol
by Bryann Aguilar, CP24.comA 26-year-old man is facing numerous charges in connection with a firearm investigation in North York.
Toronto police were called to the area of Finch Avenue West and Jayzel Drive, west of Weston Road, at around 3:19 a.m. on Saturday for a person with a gun.
Police said a 22-year-old man was standing near a gas station when he was approached by an unknown man who asked for a cigarette.
At some point, the unknown man allegedly displayed a gun hidden in his waistband before fleeing the area.
Following a search of the area, they found the armed man, police said.
As he was being arrested, the man allegedly reached for the gun in his waistband.
Police said the man struggled with officers but he was later brought into custody.
A loaded Para Ordinance Elite Commander .45 calibre pistol was seized from him, police said.
As a result, Toronto resident Feisal Noor has been charged with possession of a loaded firearm, carrying a concealed weapon, weapons dangerous to the public peace, possession of firearm with altered serial number, possession of a restricted firearm without holding a licence, possession of a restricted firearm knowingly not holding a licence, and possession of ammunition dangerous to the public peace.
Noor appeared at Old City Hall court on Saturday afternoon.


| tidy.Mclust {broom} | R Documentation |
Tidy summarizes information about the components of a model. A model component might be a single term in a regression, a single hypothesis, a cluster, or a class. Exactly what tidy considers to be a model component varies across models but is usually self-evident. If a model has several distinct types of components, you will need to specify which components to return.
## S3 method for class 'Mclust' tidy(x, ...)
x |
An |
... |
Additional arguments. Not used. Needed to match generic
signature only. Cautionary note: Misspelled arguments will be
absorbed in |
A tibble::tibble()
with columns:
proportion |
The mixing proportion of each component |
size |
Number of points assigned to cluster. |
mean |
The mean for each component. In case of 2+ dimensional models, a column with the mean is added for each dimension. NA for noise component |
variance |
In case of one-dimensional and spherical models, the variance for each component, omitted otherwise. NA for noise component |
component |
Cluster id as a factor. |
Other mclust tidiers:
augment.Mclust()
library(dplyr) library(mclust) set.seed(27) centers <- tibble::tibble( cluster = factor(1:3), num_points = c(100, 150, 50), # number points in each cluster x1 = c(5, 0, -3), # x1 coordinate of cluster center x2 = c(-1, 1, -2) # x2 coordinate of cluster center ) points <- centers %>% mutate( x1 = purrr::map2(num_points, x1, rnorm), x2 = purrr::map2(num_points, x2, rnorm) ) %>% dplyr::select(-num_points, -cluster) %>% tidyr::unnest(c(x1, x2)) m <- mclust::Mclust(points) tidy(m) augment(m, points) glance(m)


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The level meter project (water level monitor) consists of a central web interface, which is used to visualize the measured data on the water level in real time, but also historically in time through a tabular / graphical representation of line graphs. The web interface is responsive, it can adapt to any screen and device resolution. The data can be read on watches, smartphones, computers, smart TVs and other devices. The web interface of the project uses a backend written in PHP, which can process incoming data from the HTTP POST method request. It then corrects the measured level to the actual one based on the known depth of the well. It also calculates the well volume for a given measurement based on the known well diameter. The depth and diameter of the well are entered into the system by the user based on his well. The data is sent to a web server by a microcontroller, which performs measurements every 300 seconds - i. For 5 minutes, or in the case of transmission via the Sigfox IoT network, the data is sent every 11 minutes. Water level measurement is performed using ultrasonic sensors - HC-SR04, or its waterproof variant JSN-SR04T, or UART sensor URM07 (SKU SEN0153) - available only in a special version of the project Level meter. It can measure a distance of up to 750 cm, due to the large detection angle, it does not fit into a large number of wells ... The principle of measuring ultrasonic sensors is to send a Trigger signal with a length of 10μs (microseconds) and based on the time when the signal returns to the receiver - Echo it is possible to calculate the distance between the sensor and the level. An important parameter in both ultrasonic sensors is the beam width, in other words the detection characteristic. The HC-SR04 sensor has a 15 ° detection characteristic. The beam is relatively narrow and the sensor is also suitable for narrower wells and tanks, but it is not waterproof and has a high risk of corrosion (oxidation). For this reason, it is advisable to place it above the well. The JSN-SR04T waterproof sensor has a detection characteristic of 60 to 75 °, which does not allow it to be used in narrow wells, as the beam expands greatly with distance and a well with a diameter of several units (6 meters at 4.5 well depth) is required. Ultrasonic measurement is suitable for measuring the level of drinking, utility and waste water. The system and ultrasonic sensors are maintenance-free. Just plug in, upload the software implementation and run. Ultrasonic sensors can also be used to measure the height of the material in various applications. In the case of a square well, the diameter is the diameter of the inscribed circle, which will form the reference value of the water cylinder and the volume of the well. The maximum measurable level height (level) by the sensors is approx. 400 to 450 cm (known from the datasheet).
The web interface uses trigonometry to estimate the measurable maximum depth of the well at a known well diameter (another parameter for calculating the well volume). The web interface allows the user to calculate to what maximum depth of the well each of the sensors is suitable based on its characteristics. The project is so easy to use even for laymen who do not know which sensor is more suitable for application in their well. The microcontroller used also plays an important role in the system. The project used the Arduino platform (Uno) connected to an Ethernet module / shield from the Wiznet model W5100 and W5500 series, respectively, which provided HTTP connectivity and enabled the microcontroller to transfer data to a remote web interface on the Internet. As the level meter is an outdoor project, many users would also like the possibility of using a WiFi platform without having to pull Ethernet connectivity to the well. WiFi platforms from Espressif Systems - ESP8266 and ESP32, which are used in the project, allow operation in various modes - StandBy, Deep Sleep (deep sleep with WiFi modem turned off), StandBy + OTA - allows you to remotely upload to the board new firmware directly from the board Arduino IDE environment. On request, it is also possible to create a Remote OTA update, which is distributed remotely via the Internet from a web server, you can use the Github repository, which can distribute the update to the client in RAW format .bin. For the Deep Sleep operating mode, there is a modified wiring diagram for the ESP8266 platform, which uses a signal that is fed to the RST to wake up the WAKE microcontroller. At the same time, this connection does not allow the program to be updated without disconnecting this jumper. For ESP32, Deep Sleep mode is used using an RTC timer, which wakes up ESP after a certain time. Platforms can communicate with the web interface via HTTP, but also HTTPS protocol. The ESP8266 platform uses a fingeprint of the web server's public key in SHA1 format, but requires more frequent renewals, as they are valid for a maximum of one year or 2 years, respectively. The microcontroller from the ESP32 series uses the certificate of the root certification authority, which issued the certificate for the web server - the ROOT CA certificate in .pem format for the HTTPS connection. From the point of view of operation, this option is better, as the certificate of the certification authority is also valid for 20 years and no renewal of the certificate is necessary. The project can be integrated via MQTT into home automation (Hassio, Domoticz, Loxone) to display the water level in its own dashboard. Possibility of offline measurements (completely without connectivity) with a report on the UART interface, character LCD displays 16x2 / 20x4 communicating via I2C bus.
For locations where there is no coverage of the fixed Internet, it is also possible to use the IoT network Sigfox, which covers almost 90% of Slovakia, has broadcasting stations mainly on Towercome transmitters. This technology allows you to transmit small volumes of messages up to 12B in size. In the case of the Level meter project, the 4B water level value is sent. For a project extended by a rain gauge, the value 8B value is sent, which is formed by the height of the water level and the increase in precipitation. As Sigfox allows a maximum of 140 messages to be transmitted per day, the data transmission interval is extended to 11 minutes. In both cases, the message does not contain the full length that it can, i. 12B. Payload messages can also be supplemented with various system information, for example: GEO data (longitude / latitude), RSSI (Signal Strength), message number and others. The communication module that was used for the project is a Sigfox WISOL 868MHz UART modem. This modem communicates via AT commands via the UART interface, which is software emulated on microcontrollers. The communication will take over at a speed of 9600 baud / s. The WISOL modem is equipped with an integrated u.FL connector on the PCB module for antenna connection, which significantly reduces coverage even indoors / shaded outdoors. For successful data transmission, coverage by two, preferably three or more BTS stations is required for successful data transmission. The BTS sends the transmitted information to the Sigfox backend, where it is necessary to make a callback, which will start after receiving the data. The callback must make an HTTP or HTTPS request to the domain where the web application is running with the POST method and a suitably encoded payload that the web application backend expects.


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13 more bodies of soldiers found days after Mali attack
by News StaffBAMAKO, Mali — People in Mali say 13 more bodies of soldiers have been found days after an attack by Islamic extremists in the northeast killed at least 30.
A local leader said Friday that villagers in Tabankort found six bodies of Malian soldiers at the site of Monday’s attack and buried them. Residents in nearby Infokaritene found seven other bodies and buried them.
The leader spoke on condition of anonymity for security reasons.
Mali army spokesman Col. Maj. Diarran Kone said he could not yet comment on the matter.
The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for the attack near the border with Niger.
Demonstrations are being held Friday calling for better protection for soldiers engaged in the fight against extremism in the West African country.
Baba Ahmed, The Associated Press


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I have an expr
something like (λ {k m n : ℕ} (h : k ∣ n), (nat.dvd_add_iff_left h).mpr) h₁ h₂
. How do I do the beta reduction to get to (nat.dvd_add_iff_left h₁).mpr h₂
?
I tried
(s, u) ← mk_simp_set ff [] [], g ← (s.dsimplify [] g) <|> pure g
but the dsimplify
fails.
g ← head_beta g
Sorry for the noise. :-)
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