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The white Ford Transit was taken from Buntingsdale on Friday evening between around 5pm and 9pm.
Market Drayton SNT tweeted: "White Ford Transit has been stolen from Buntingsdale, Market Drayton on Friday 22nd. Believed to have been taken between 17:00 and 20:57hrs. Any information please call 101."


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Illustrates two carousels and how to encapsulate a base carousel class and reuse on the page.
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Try to answer the following code-related questions within the time limit. Keep in mind that incorrect answers will penalize your score/time by 10 seconds!
Commonly used datatypes DO NOT include:
Arrays in JavaSript can be used to store:
A very useful tool used during development and debugging for printing content to the debugger is:


{% extends "global.html" %} {% block customscript %} {% endblock %} {% block customcss %} .panel-body img { max-width: 100%; } {% endblock %} {% block content %}
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Message¶
-
id
¶ Grabs the ID of the message.
Grabs the author of the message.
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created_at
¶ Grabs the time the message was sent.
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edited_at
¶ Grabs the time the message was edited. Will return None if it hasn’t been edited.
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room
¶ Grabs the
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the message belongs to
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attatchment
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content
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mentions
¶ Grabs a list of mentions in the message. May return None.
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embed
¶ Grabs the embed in the message.
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mark_message_as_read
(delay=0)¶ Marks the message as read. Bot clients do not need to use this.
- Parameters
delay (
float
) – Delay until execution- Returns
bool
-
delete
(delay=0)¶ Deletes the message. Raises :exception:`Forbidden` if not allowed.
- Parameters
delay (
float
) – Delay until execution- Returns
DeletedMessage
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edit
(content)¶ Edits the message. Returns True if successful.
- Parameters
content (
string
) – The message’s content.- Returns
bool


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Delhi University Students Union elections are the largest youth elections that take place every year, in the University of Delhi. It witnesses the participation by Youth wings of major Political parties, either at National or State Level such as National Students Union Of India by Congress, Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad by BJP, All India Students Union by Communist party and Chhatra Yuva Sangharsh Samiti by AAP. These elections have a prominent position in election system in the country as it influences the youth in their understanding the elections, which at a certain level also further influences their support and membership in later life, for example Arun Jaitley, Ramesh Bidhuri, Ajay Maken etc. started their career from student politics.
But the frequently asked question is that, does it reflect the direction of political wave in the country despite its regionalised politics and give an image of people’s preference? Or is it foolishness to compare the relatively smaller scale DUSU elections with national or State (here Delhi’s) preference? Before taking a view on this, we need to reiterate that majority of population in India and Delhi specifically, is youth, which makes it very powerful. The party that captures the youth votes, captures the Nation. But we also need to keep in mind that DUSU elections are just limited to Delhi University, where only DU students can vote.
The General Election are just round the corner. Parties and candidates’ campaigns are in full swing. The much anticipated DUSU election results would give a glimpse of the possible outcome of the General Election, as DUSU elections are reflective of the opinions of around 1.5 lakh students in the University. In 2013 and 2014 DUSU elections, ABVP candidates were elected for majority of the posts which could be credited to the ‘Modi wave’. Therefore, it appears DUSU elections get highly influenced by political environment and conditions in the country and Delhi.
At the same time, it should not be denied that Delhi’s population is about 20,000,000. And of these 1.5 lakh student voters, only 60-70% come out to vote. So, it implies towards an incapacity to judge the wave or political inclination of even Delhi, through these elections. For instance, the current president in DUSU is from NSUI, a Congress wing and it's nowhere in corroboration with neither the Delhi Assembly nor the Central government. AAP government came to power two times in Delhi Assembly with a phenomenal win, but its Youth wing couldn’t get the same support.
The impact that General elections and Assembly polls have on these elections, can’t be denied. But elections outcomes are very uncertain and difficult to predict through these small and regional elections because of the complexities that exist with people’s mind and constantly changing environment.


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Loading datasets for training#
There are several helper classes in Spark NLP to make training your own models easier.
POS Dataset#
In order to train a Part of Speech Tagger annotator
(PerceptronApproach
), we need to
get corpus data as a Spark dataframe. POS
reads a plain text file
and transforms it to a Spark dataset.
Input File Format:
A|DT few|JJ months|NNS ago|RB you|PRP received|VBD a|DT letter|NN
Example
>>> from sparknlp.training import POS
>>> train_pos = POS().readDataset(spark, "./src/main/resources/anc-pos-corpus")
CoNLL Dataset#
In order to train a NerDLApproach
annotator, we need to get
CoNLL 2003 format data
as a Spark dataframe. CoNLL
reads a plain text file and transforms it to a Spark dataset.
 O O
Example
>>> from sparknlp.training import CoNLL
>>> training_conll = CoNLL().readDataset(spark, "./src/main/resources/conll2003/eng.train")
CoNLLU Dataset#
In order to train a DependencyParserApproach
annotator, we need to get
CoNLL-U format data
as a Spark dataframe. CoNLLU
reads a plain text file and transforms it to a Spark dataset.
 O O
Example
>>> from sparknlp.training import CoNLLU
>>> conlluFile = "src/test/resources/conllu/en.test.conllu"
>>> conllDataSet = CoNLLU(False).readDataset(spark, conlluFile)
Spell Checkers Dataset#
In order to train a NorvigSweetingApproach
or
SymmetricDeleteApproach
, we need to get corpus data as a spark
dataframe. We can read any plain text file and transform it to a Spark dataset.
Example
>>> train_corpus = spark.read.text("./sherlockholmes.txt").withColumnRenamed("value", "text")
PubTator Dataset#
The PubTator format includes medical papers’ titles, abstracts, and tagged chunks
(see PubTator Docs and MedMentions Docs for more information).
We can create a Spark DataFrame from a PubTator text file with PubTator
.
Input File Format:
25763772 0 5 DCTN4 T116,T123 C4308010
25763772 23 63 chronic Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection T047 C0854135
25763772 67 82 cystic fibrosis T047 C0010674
25763772 83 120 Pseudomonas aeruginosa (Pa) infection T047 C0854135
25763772 124 139 cystic fibrosis T047 C0010674
Example
>>> from sparknlp.training import PubTator
>>> trainingPubTatorDF = PubTator.readDataset(spark, "./src/test/resources/corpus_pubtator.txt")


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Introduction
This download contains the PHP classes for version 9 of the Bing Ads web services. For your convenience, we’ve created classes for the request/response
messages, data objects, and value set that each service defines in its WSDL.
Description
Don't want to create the classes yourself? No worries. Just download the PHP files that contain the class and include them in your application.
For example, after downloading the PHP file that contains the reporting classes, you can use the following snippet to include the reporting classes in your application.
include
'bingads\ReportingClasses.php';
include
'bingads\ClientProxy.php';
// Specify the BingAds\Reporting objects that will be used.
use
BingAds\Reporting\SubmitGenerateReportRequest;
use
BingAds\Reporting\KeywordPerformanceReportRequest;
use
BingAds\Reporting\ReportFormat;
use
BingAds\Reporting\ReportAggregation;
use
BingAds\Reporting\AccountThroughAdGroupReportScope;
use
BingAds\Reporting\CampaignReportScope;
use
BingAds\Reporting\ReportTime;
use
BingAds\Reporting\ReportTimePeriod;
use
BingAds\Reporting\KeywordPerformanceReportFilter;
use
BingAds\Reporting\DeviceTypeReportFilter;
use
BingAds\Reporting\KeywordPerformanceReportColumn;
use
BingAds\Reporting\PollGenerateReportRequest;
use
BingAds\Reporting\ReportRequestStatusType;
use
BingAds\Reporting\KeywordPerformanceReportSort;
use
BingAds\Reporting\SortOrder;
// Specify the BingAds\Proxy object that will be used.
use
BingAds\Proxy\ClientProxy;
The following shows how you can instantiate the report object and set some of its properties.
PHP
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$report = new AccountPerformanceReportRequest();
$report->Format = ReportFormat::Xml;
$report->ReportName = 'My Account Performance Report';
$report->ReturnOnlyCompleteData = false;
$report->Aggregation = ReportAggregation::Yearly;
$report = new AccountPerformanceReportRequest();
$report->Format = ReportFormat::Xml;
$report->ReportName = 'My Account Performance Report';
$report->ReturnOnlyCompleteData = false;
$report->Aggregation = ReportAggregation::Yearly;
Source Code Files
AdIntelligenceClasses.php - Contains the classes for the
Ad Intelligence service.
BulkClasses.php - Contains the classes for the
Bulk service.
CampaignManagementClasses.php - Contains the classes for the
Campaign Management service.
ClientProxy.php - Contains the proxy class to set the service headers and make a service call.
OptimizerClasses.php - Contains the classes for the
Optimizer service.
ReportingClasses.php - Contians classes for the
Reporting service.


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ecbuddy17-Dec-19 05:43 PM
im aware
this link if from nov16
from kmd bot that messaged me here on discord
gcharang17-Dec-19 05:44 PM
there is no kmdbot that will message you about wallet updates
mostlikely a scam
phm8717-Dec-19 05:44 PM
@Community Moderator warning, please read above about the malicious bot
ecbuddy17-Dec-19 05:44 PM
whats the latest version of agama?
if malicious bot, why they put real komodo websie links?
jorian17-Dec-19 05:45 PM
https://github.com/KomodoPIatform
2
it's a capital i instead of an l
ecbuddy17-Dec-19 05:45 PM
jesus
phm8717-Dec-19 05:46 PM
These malicious links are broken because the repo of the hacker was deleted
ecbuddy17-Dec-19 05:47 PM
where can i find agama link? i find nothing on verus
Markus17-Dec-19 05:47 PM
@phm87 all those bots with news etc in their names are already banned
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phm8717-Dec-19 05:48 PM
Good
gcharang17-Dec-19 05:48 PM
where can i find agama link?
scroll down to "Graphical wallets"
phm8717-Dec-19 05:48 PM
I though that @ecbuddy was spammed recently by the malicious bot
@ecbuddy were you contacted recently by the bad bot ?
gcharang17-Dec-19 05:49 PM
he said it was from November
ecbuddy17-Dec-19 05:49 PM
yes 15 november
phm8717-Dec-19 05:49 PM
Oh sorry I missed that
ecbuddy17-Dec-19 05:49 PM
i just blocked and deleted the message
@gcharang thx
it wasnt clear, but i see it now that i am downloading it
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SHossain17-Dec-19 05:59 PM
I'm deleting your message that you posted from bot
ellenoor17-Dec-19 06:41 PM
hi i have the agama v0.6.0-3 desktop wallet. im mining nog for a few day on veruscoin. but my wallet dont syncronize. i have everytime the error vrsc spv server el1.vrsc.0x03.services 10000: tpc is unreachable. someone knows how to fix it? thx
polycryptoblog17-Dec-19 06:45 PM
@ellenoor Verus Discord can better help you, I do know that SPV servers were being updated so that might have something to do with it
@NikoletaNikolo6 @nano @Algorand We are planning to add $KMD staking in January! backend is ready, just need to build interface. @KomodoPlatform
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KMD has no staking ♂
if only people would use correct terminology... staking means something else entirely. tweeting about KMD staking will just confuse a lot of people who are not familiar with Komodo
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If you have never defined RESTful services yet, then you might find useful the books and other readings listed in the References.
The services can be specified under the services
folder. Each service should have its own subdirectory. A service subdirectory must contain at least a service.yml
descriptor file, and any other files, mainly JSON or XML mock data and validation schemas.
The newly created project contains a sample service descriptor such as services/monitoring/isAlive/service.yml
.
Below you can see its (a bit shortened) content:
name: Monitoring that server is alive
description: |
It is a very simple service,
which makes possible to monitor that the server is running
and is able to answer HTTP requests
style: OPERATION
uriTemplate: /monitoring/isAlive
methods:
GET:
summary: Is server alive?
notes: Responses true if server is working
# implementation: monitoring.isAlive
request:
parameters: []
cookies: []
headers: []
responses:
-
name: OK
statusCode: &OkStatusCode 200
reason: &OkReason Successful execution
cookies: []
headers: []
mockBody: &OkMockBody getMonitoringIsAlive-responseBody.json
testCases:
-
name: Get Monitoring Is Alive
description: Successfully checks if server is alive
url: /monitoring/isAlive
template: testGetMethod.mustache
request:
parameters: []
cookies: []
headers: []
response:
name: OK
statusCode: *OkStatusCode
reason: *OkReason
cookies: []
headers: []
mockBody: *OkMockBody
The sample service descriptor defines a service, which is able to response to GET requests, and the response will be the content of the getMonitoringIsAlive-responseBody.json
file placed into the same directory where the service.yml
is there, as the mockBody
property determines.
The response also could be dynamically created by implementing it in JavaScript. The implementation
property of the request identifies the module and function of the code which defines the behavior of the service. At the moment it is commented out using the #
character, because only one of mockBody
or implementation
can exist.
You also can observe the usage of referencing feature provided by YAML. For example the value of the mockBody
property of the OK
response is labeled with &OkMockBody
and referenced by *OkMockBody
from the test-case. This allows you to define the mock file name that is getMonitoringIsAlive-responseBody.json
only once, and refer to it anywhere in the same file.
This sample descriptor file also can be used as a baseline to write your own definitions.
This section describes the structure of the service.yml
file, and the meaning of its properties.
In the whole service descriptor, you can use multi-line text in case of string-type fields. Moreover you can use Markdown format text in fields named such as: 'description', 'summary' and 'details'.
The top-level structure of a service descriptor is the following:
name:
(mandatory, string)
The name of the service.
For example: Monitoring that server is alive
description:
(mandatory, string)
Short description of the service.
For example: It is a very simple service, which makes possible to...
style:
(optional, string)
Tells whether it is an RPC-like OPERATION,
or a RESOURCE, which fully comply to the REST principles
Possible values: OPERATION | COLLECTION | RESOURCE
Default: OPERATION
urlPattern:
(deprecated)
Use the uriTemplate instead of it.
uriTemplate:
(mandatory, string)
The URL pattern of the service.
For example: /monitoring/isAlive
.
methods:
(mandatory, array)
The methods of the service specification.
There must be at least one method defined for the resource.
Currently only the most fundamental methods (GET, PUT, POST, DELETE) are provided.
The internal structure of every method is the following:
summary:
(mandatory, string)
Short summary of the service method.
notes:
(optional, string)
Details and notes about the method.
implementation:
(optional, string)
The implementation of the call in the following format:
<module>.<function>
. For details see the "Implement dynamic mocking behavior" section.
For example: monitoring.isalive
request:
(optional, object)
The detailed specification of request.
responses:
(mandatory, array)
The detailed specification of responses.
There can be several possible responses,
but at least one OK
response must be defined.
testCases:
(optional, array)
The detailed specification of test cases.
A method can contain zero or more test cases.
Default: an empty array
Every method must have a request property which describes the main attributes of the method to the given URL:
parameters:
(optional, array)
An array of request parameter descriptors.
Specification of the request parameters:
Default: an empty array
headers:
(optional, array)
Specification of the headers.
Default: an empty array
cookies:
(optional, array)
Specification of the cookies.
Default: an empty array
mockBody:
(optional, string)
The path to the file which contain the mock request body.
For example: postOperation-requestBody.json
.
Every method must have a responses array property which describes the main attributes of the possible responses to the request of the given URL. At least an OK
response must exist. Each response has the following structure:
Every method can have a testCases array property which describes the main attributes of the individual test cases to the request of the given URL. Each testCase has the following structure:
getMonitoringIsAlive-responseBody-validationSchema.json
.getMonitoringIsAlive-responseBody.json
.Similar to the validation of the config.yml
, when the server is started, or the generator is used, they check the validity of the service.yml
files too, so you might get error messages in case of wrong format or missing properties.
To see the detailed structure description of the service descriptor file, study the corresponding JSON validation schema files in the rest-tool-common
module:
These properties are all available during the documentation and test case generation process in the templates. It is also possible to place additional properties beside the mandatory ones, and they also can be used in templates, so you can customize your documentation or test cases using your own extensional data just like in case of the central config.yml
file.
The rest-tool
divides the services into two main classes:
OPERATION
style.COLLECTION
style. The URL pattern typically looks like this: /<collection-name>
, for example: /customers
.RESOURCE
style. The URL pattern typically looks like this: /<collection-name>/<resource-id>
, for example: /customers/0012301
.The following table summarizes the meaning of methods in case of the COLLECTION
style services:
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
| POST | Create a new Resource of collection |
| GET | Retrieves the whole collection |
| PUT | Updates the whole collection |
| DELETE | Delete the whole collection |
The following table summarizes the meaning of methods in case of the RESOURCE
style services:
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
| POST | Create a new sub-resource of the resource |
| GET | Retrieves one individual resource |
| PUT | Updates one individual resource |
| DELETE | Delete the identified resource |
The rest-tool
provides built-in command and templates for creating new services from any of the the tree styles mentioned above.
You can create a new service either manually creating and editing service.yml
files, or using the rest-tool
with the add
and/or add-bulk
command.
To add one service, you can use the rest-tool add
command:
$ rest-tool add -h
Usage: add [options]
Options:
-h, --help Output usage information
-t, --type [type] Defines the type
(OPERATION|COLLECTION|RESOURCE)
of the service (default: RESOURCE)
-p, --path <path> The path of the service description
relative to project-root/service/
-u, --uriTemplate <uriTemplate> The unique URL pattern of the service
-n, --name <name> The name of the
operation/collection/resource
-d, --desc <desc> The description of the service
-c, --config [configFileName] The name of the configuration file
(default: config.yml)
-v, --verbose Verbose mode
For example, to create a collection manager service, execute the following command:
$ rest-tool add -t COLLECTION \
-p /customers \
-u /customers \
-n Customers \
-d "A service to manage the collection of customers"
After the successful execution, you will find a new service under the
project-root/services/customers
folder. You can add/edit the files under this directory according to your needs.
The service descriptors you created will be added to the project-root/config.yml
and activated automatically.
It is also possible to create more than one service in one step with the rest-tool add-bulk
command:
$ rest-tool add-bulk -h
Usage: add-bulk [options]
Options:
-h, --help output usage information
-s, --services [services] The filename of which contains
the list of services to create
(for example: services.json)
-c, --config [configFileName] The name of the configuration file
(default: config.yml)
-v, --verbose Verbose mode
The following code fragment demonstrates a possible service list that can be used by the add-bulk
bulk command.
[
{
"type": "COLLECTION",
"path": "/orders",
"uriTemplate": "/orders",
"name": "Orders",
"description": "Order collection management",
"methods": [
"POST"
]
},
{
"type": "RESOURCE",
"path": "/orders/order",
"uriTemplate": "/orders/order",
"name": "Order",
"description": "Order management",
"methods": [
"POST"
]
},
{
"type": "OPERATION",
"path": "/filterOrders",
"uriTemplate": "/filterOrders",
"name": "Complex order filtering",
"description": "Complex filtering of orders collection",
"methods": [
"POST"
]
}
]
If the JSON content listed above is stored into a file named services.json
, it can be used with the following command:
$ rest-tool add-bulk -s services.json
Similar to the normal add
command, the newly created services will be added to the project-root/config.yml
file.
The service descriptors you create will be activated automatically, and they are listed under the services
property of the config.yml
file:
services:
- /monitoring/isAlive
# To add new services, put here the path of the directory
# that contains the service.yml
In case you want to disable a given service, you only have to comment that line out, or simply you can just remove it.
Just simply put any files beside the service.yml
and refer to them using the mockBody
fields in the service descriptor.
TBD.
The service descriptor either contains mockBody
properties under the response and test case objects that refer to mock data files, or it contains an implementation
property of the request
object. In this latter case you can call a server module, with your own implementation.
For more details see the Implement dynamic mocking behavior section.
If none of these properties are defined, the service is responding a JSON object, that is the service descriptor itself by default, in order to show the server is listening to the given URL.


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Hey {{ user.username }}!
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This plugin adds the following methods to controllers:
renderPdf(Map renderArgs, HttpServletResponse response)
renderPdfJpeg(Map renderArgs, HttpServletResponse response)
renderPdfGif(Map renderArgs, HttpServletResponse response)
renderPdfPng(Map renderArgs, HttpServletResponse response)
renderPdfImage(Map renderArgs, String imageType, HttpServletResponse response)
These methods have obvious counterparts on the pdfRenderingService
. The renderArgs
map takes the same parameters as it's counter part in addition to the following:
filename
- If present, sets the content-dispostion header to the given value with the 'attachment' classifier.


If you're new to Mesos
See the getting started page for more information about downloading, building, and deploying Mesos.
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POSIX Resource Limits Support in Mesos Containerizer
This document describes the posix/rlimits
isolator. The isolator adds support
for setting POSIX resource limits (rlimits) for containers launched using the
Mesos containerizer.
POSIX Resource Limits
POSIX rlimits can be used control the resources a process can consume. Resource
limits are typically set at boot time and inherited when a child process is
forked from a parent process; resource limits can also be modified via
setrlimit(2)
. In many interactive shells, resource limits can be inspected or
modified with the ulimit
shell built-in.
A POSIX resource limit consist of a soft and a hard limit. The soft limit specifies the effective resource limit for the current and forked process, while the hard limit gives the value up to which processes may increase their effective limit; increasing the hard limit is a privileged action. It is required that the soft limit is less than or equal to the hard limit. System administrators can use a hard resource limit to define the maximum amount of resources that can be consumed by a user; users can employ soft resource limits to ensure that one of their tasks only consumes a limited amount of the global hard resource limit.
Setting POSIX Resource Limits for Tasks
This isolator permits setting per-task resource limits. This isolator interprets
rlimits specified as part of a task’s ContainerInfo
for the Mesos
containerizer, e.g.,
{
"container": {
"type": "MESOS",
"rlimit_info": {
"rlimits": [
{
"type": "RLMT_CORE"
},
{
"type": "RLMT_STACK",
"soft": 8192,
"hard": 32768
}
]
}
}
}
To enable interpretation of rlimits, agents need to
be started with posix/rlimits
in its --isolation
flag, e.g.,
mesos-agent --master=<master ip> --ip=<agent ip>
--work_dir=/var/lib/mesos
--isolation=posix/rlimits[,other isolation flags]
To set a hard limit for a task larger than the current value of the hard limit,
the agent process needs to be under a privileged user (with the
CAP_SYS_RESOURCE
capability), typically root
.
POSIX currently defines a base set of resources, see
the documentation;
Linux defines additional resource limits, see e.g., the documentation of
setrlimit(2)
.
| Resource | Comment |
|---|---|
RLIMIT_CORE |
POSIX: This is the maximum size of a core file, in bytes, that may be created by a process. |
RLIMIT_CPU |
POSIX: This is the maximum amount of CPU time, in seconds, used by a process. |
RLIMIT_DATA |
POSIX: This is the maximum size of a process' data segment, in bytes. |
RLIMIT_FSIZE |
POSIX: This is the maximum size of a file, in bytes, that may be created by a process. |
RLIMIT_NOFILE |
POSIX: This is a number one greater than the maximum value that the system may assign to a newly-created descriptor. |
RLIMIT_STACK |
POSIX: This is the maximum size of the initial thread's stack, in bytes. |
RLIMIT_AS |
POSIX: This is the maximum size of a process' total available memory, in bytes. |
RLMT_LOCKS |
Linux: (Early Linux 2.4 only) A limit on the combined number of flock(2) locks and fcntl(2) leases that this process may establish. |
RLMT_MEMLOCK |
Linux: The maximum number of bytes of memory that may be locked into RAM. |
RLMT_MSGQUEUE |
Linux: Specifies the limit on the number of bytes that can be allocated for POSIX message queues for the real user ID of the calling process. |
RLMT_NICE |
Linux: (Since Linux 2.6.12) Specifies a ceiling to which the process's nice value can be raised using setpriority(2) or nice(2) . |
RLMT_NPROC |
Linux: The maximum number of processes (or, more precisely on Linux, threads) that can be created for the real user ID of the calling process. |
RLMT_RSS |
Linux: Specifies the limit (in pages) of the process's resident set (the number of virtual pages resident in RAM). |
RLMT_RTPRIO |
Linux: (Since Linux 2.6.12) Specifies a ceiling on the real-time priority that may be set for this process using sched_setscheduler(2) and sched_setparam(2). |
RLMT_RTTIME |
Linux: (Since Linux 2.6.25) Specifies a limit (in microseconds) on the amount of CPU time that a process scheduled under a real-time scheduling policy may consume without making a blocking system call. |
RLMT_SIGPENDING |
Linux: (Since Linux 2.6.8) Specifies the limit on the number of signals that may be queued for the real user ID of the calling process. |
Mesos maps these resource types onto RLimit
types, where by convention the
prefix RLMT_
is used in place of RLIMIT_
above. Not all limits types are
supported on all platforms.
We require either both the soft and hard RLimit
value, or none to be
set; the latter case is interpreted as the absence of an explicit limit.


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--- layout: default title: Sitespeed.io - Release notes 1.7 description: Sitespeed.io 1.7 release contains support for using sitespeed in your continuous integration tool. author: Peter Hedenskog keywords: sitespeed.io, release, release-notes, 1.7, jenkins, travis nav: image: http://sitespeed.io/img/sitespeed-1.7-twitter.png twitterdescription: Sitespeed.io + Jenkins = LOVE! Yes, with the new release you can run sitespeed in your continuous integration tool, generating JUnit XML and for sure know when you break the rules! ---
Sitespeed.io can now output JUnit XML that you can use in your continuous integration tool. With that, you can for every build test your site against the rules! In the documentation you will see how to do it for Jenkins & Travis (Travis don't have full support yet for JUnit XML but you can still make sure that builds get broken if you violate the rules).
You can specify your own limits of when you want the tests to fail: for the overall score and the limit for individual tests. And you can of course skip tests. Using Jenkins you will get information per page and per test, so you easy can see what is failing.
For some sites crawling the site isn't the best thing; you want to test a couple of the most used pages (some of them longer down in the path tree). Now you can do that by supply a list of URL:s to sitespeed to test.
The list is a plain text file with one URL on each line and the first URL will give the name of the whole test. Here's an example of a file:
http://peterhedenskog.com/ http://peterhedenskog.com/work/ http://peterhedenskog.com/music/
Check the documentation of how to do it. Note: The parameter to supply a file is f meaning that the old functionality "follow only this path when crawling" has changed to parameter c so please make sure you change that if you use that functionality.
You can now see the average & median number of DOM elements on the site summary and for a specific page.
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EntropyEstimation: Estimation of Entropy and Related Quantities
Contains methods for the estimation of Shannon's entropy, variants of Renyi's entropy, mutual information, Kullback-Leibler divergence, and generalized Simpson's indices. The estimators used have a bias that decays exponentially fast.
| Version: |
1.2 |
| Published: |
2015-01-04 |
| Author: |
Lijuan Cao and Michael Grabchak |
| Maintainer: |
Michael Grabchak <mgrabcha at uncc.edu> |
| License: |
GPL (≥ 3) |
| NeedsCompilation: |
yes |
| CRAN checks: |
EntropyEstimation results |
Downloads:
Reverse dependencies:
Linking:
Please use the canonical form
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Mobile-first app with accessible UI and MySQL / Sequelize back-end. Users can track medical symptoms along with dietary intake, to look for correlations.
Designed for visitors and new students of Case Western Reserve University, providing on-campus navigation and weather.
A timed trivia game, featuring excellent music and, uh, extra snark.
Web app which scrapes NPR for new articles, and allows users to save and add notes to each. Utilizes Nodejs, Express, MongoDB and Mongoose.
Mobile-first app which helps parents to find suitable families for play dates, based on a simple questionnaire.
React app featuring MongoDB, Express, Nodejs, and utilizing Google Books API to find and save selected books.
React-based memory game. Players can click each GoT character only once. Can you get all twelve?


Before Change
trace_level=tf.RunOptions.FULL_TRACE
)
if is_chief:
// Load pretrained weights needs to be called before defining the train
// op. After it, variables for the optimizer are created.
with tf.control_dependencies([tf.global_variables_initializer()]):
with tf.control_dependencies([model.load_pretrained_weights()]):
init_op = tf.no_op(name="global_init_load_pretrained")
else:
init_op = tf.no_op()
// Create custom Scaffold to make sure we run our own init_op when model
// is not restored from checkpoint.
summary_op = [model.summary]
summaries = tf.summary.merge_all()
if summaries is not None:
summary_op.append(summaries)
After Change
scaffold = tf.train.Scaffold(
// Initialize global variables.
init_op=tf.global_variables_initializer() if is_chief else tf.no_op(),
// Queue-related variables need a special initializer.
local_init_op=tf.local_variables_initializer(),
summary_op=summary_op,


About Me
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As you can tell I'm a huge video game fan! I game almost everyday and I don't limit myself to a single genre, I love playing games from triple-a developers to indie developers, horror to family-friendly, multiplayer and single-player. All games are worth playing, even the ones that have a have poor rating on Steam review or game critiques overlook them. I'm also a cat person. I have three cats and I love them very much! I don't know how I can live without them! But, it's not just cats but also dogs, birds, fishes; I love them all!
When I'm not gaming nor hanging out with cats, I usually love exploring and experimenting all kinds of stuff! So far, I enjoy cooking, baking, hiking, painting, appreciating art, experimenting music, etc. Most importantly, I enjoy people's company, from all walks of life. I believe you see yourself in the person you like hanging out with, and I think everyone, no matter who they are, have an inspiring story to tell.
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Syllabus
| Topic |
Description |
Ancient Greece
|
The first unit of the class, the stories you can expect to read are "The Iliad", featuring the perspectives of Achilles and
Hecter respectively, as well as several of Aesops Fables. There's two essays for the Iliad and the main themes to look out
for are characteristics of communities, consequences for dissenters who don't conform and how opposing forces are
highlighted in a community by the author.
|
Medieval Era
|
The second unit of the class features stories including: "Lais of the Werewolf", featuring a man turned
Bisclarvet/uncivilized, and several portions from "Le Morte d'Arthur" which feature the destruction of everything
due to the lack of chivalry. The essay for both stories is pretty hefty so look out for common themes in both, such as
common Chivalric values highlighted or behavior disapporoved traditionally.
|
Reformation
|
The third unit of the class features the stories "Don Quixote" which is about an old man who tries to revive chivalrous
values of the past and "Macbeth" which is about a soldier who tried to become king due to what he heard from 3 witches.
Both films feature in class movies and for the "Macbeth" essay, watch out for any themes and lessons highlighted by
Shakespeare throughout the book.
|
Romantic Era
|
The fourth unit of the class features several Poems by William Wordsworth, Taylor Coleridge, Lord Byron, etc as well as
a movie on Jane Austen's novel, "Emma". For the poems, just remember to fill out the packets when needed and for the movie
"Emma" make sure to pay attention to character action and take notes if needed as there will be a seminar afterwards on
values brought up in the movie.
|
Victorian Era
|
The fifth unit of the class features several Sherlock Holmes stories by Arthur Conan Doyle as well as the play/movie
"The Importance of being Earnest" by Oscar Wilde. You will be reading the Sherlock Holmes stories in groups though
the project can be individual or group and involves creating a video, game, poster, etc on one of the stories. As for "The
Importance of being Earnest" pay attention to how Oscar Wilde mocks or highlights certain aspects of Victorian Era society
for the essay afterwards.
|
Modern Era
|
The sixth and final unit of the class features "Lord of the Flies" a book about how a group of boys stranded on an island turn
savage over time. Make sure to fill out all worksheets given to you and read each chapter carefully so that you can can choose a
theme that occurs throughout the book and write about it in the essay, such as the symbol of the conch. Additionally there will be
an episode of the "Twilight Zone" to correspond to the gang mentality/savageness shown in the book and a seminar afterwards on
questions on the book so make sure to READ THE BOOK!
|


Visualizing tools for the Censorship of Boccaccio’s
Decameron during
the Cinquecento
Susanna Allés Torrent - Columbia University
Scholarly Networks Colloquium
Brown University (16-18 April 2015)
Presentation - 1
Which tools can we use to visualize and understand censorship or to trace editorial changes?
- Juxta
- Version Machine
- Raw XML material
- TEI Comparator
- Oxygen
- Visualization libraries: D3.js


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Random
public class Random
Generates buffers of random bytes.
-
Wraps native call.
Note
CCRNGStatus is typealiased to CCStatus but this routine can only return kCCSuccess or kCCRNGFailure
Parameter
Parameter bytes: A pointer to the buffer that will receive the bytes
Returns
.success
or.rngFailure
as appropriate.Declaration
Swift
public class func generate(bytes: UnsafeMutablePointer<UInt8>, byteCount: Int ) -> RNGStatus
Parameters
bytes
A pointer to the buffer that will receive the bytes
Return Value
.success
or.rngFailure
as appropriate. -
Generates an array of random bytes.
Parameter
Parameter bytesCount: Number of random bytes to generate
Returns
an array of random bytes
Throws
.success
or an.rngFailure
on failureDeclaration
Swift
public class func generate(byteCount: Int ) throws -> [UInt8]
Parameters
bytesCount
Number of random bytes to generate
Return Value
an array of random bytes
-
A version of generateBytes that always throws an error.
Use it to test that code handles this.
- Parameter bytesCount: Number of random bytes to generate - Returns: An array of random bytes
Declaration
Swift
public class func generateBytesThrow(byteCount: Int ) throws -> [UInt8]
Parameters
bytesCount
Number of random bytes to generate
Return Value
An array of random bytes


Plugging It All In!
This is the final building step! All that's left is to plug in the various cables from your power supply!
You may or may not need the pliers for this process. It's handy to keep them around, regardless.
This guide will not be as specific as some of the others have been, as each power supply and motherboard is different. Refer to your manuals for all specific instructions.
Click any images on this page to open them in a separate tab/window for better viewing.
Steps:
- REFER TO YOUR MANUAL! I cannot provide specific instructions here. For an example, look at the image to the right. Every red outline is around a potential plug for your cables. You may not need them all, and your motherboard may not have them all. That's why you need to refer to the manual.
- Find the major power cable. This will be the thickest and widest cable you have. This will usually plug in to the right side of your motherboard. It's important to be careful with how much pressure you put on the board here. It's a good idea to slip a finger under the board for extra support as you push the cable in, as it can be very tight to do so.
- Ensure the CPU power is plugged in, as well as the CPU fan from earlier. These are small and can be forgotten. They are located around the CPU socket.
- Plug in your cables for your hard drives. This includes power and data transfer (see the hard drive image to the left; Red is power, purple is data).
- Plug in your GPU cables. This will vary between cards, and some may not have any power at all! If they do require power, the connector is on the side of the card, facing out from the case, toward you.
- Plug in any case cables, including fans and power buttons. This will be referred in the case manual.
- Finally, plug in the power supply cable to the back of your PC and to an outlet. Then plug in your monitor (make sure it goes to your GPU if you have one) as well as your mouse and keyboard.
Once again, I cannot give specific instructions here. It depends on the case, motherboard, and power supply that you buy. Refer to all of these manuals for specific help.
That's the end of the build process! The final step is to test the machine!


Border Closure: Customs Seize N200m Worth Of Goods Between April And November In Kano, Jigawa
He said that the seizure were made from April 1, 2019 to November 17, 2019 and included 26 used vehicles; 5,661 jerry cans of vegetable oil and 1,702 bags of foreign rice.
by SaharaReporters, New York
Custom’s National Coordinator in charge of Zone B, Deputy Comptroller Baba Kura Kolobe, has announced the seizure of contraband goods worth over N200m from Kano and Jigawa borders.
Kolobe made this known while addressing journalists on Tuesday at the Kano/Jigawa command headquarters.
He said that the seizure were made from April 1, 2019 to November 17, 2019 and included 26 used vehicles; 5,661 jerry cans of vegetable oil and 1,702 bags of foreign rice.
He said, “This is part of our anti-smuggling activities in Zone B which covers the 19 Northern states.”
Other confiscated items include 827 bags of foreign mosquito coils; 180 cartons of spaghetti; 825 cartons of foreign soap as well are 1,285 sacks and 192 cartons of foreign shoes.
He added that 28 cartons of foreign macaroni; 819 bales of used clothes; 100 pieces of used tyres; 51 sacks of local beans used in concealing rice; seven bags of ‘basmatic’ rice of 40kg each; 19 sacks of used shoes and two bags of 50kg of foreign sugar were among the seized goods.
Kolobe added, “The estimated duty paid value of the items was N219, 407,316.00 just for Kano axis alone which comprised of Kano and Jigawa.”